Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-03-01

owing to the bad weather during ths
~ ontn Oh February, have conciuded
~ unue the reduction in cabinet
Puo.Gs until April LIST, in order that ali
buy your ticket for 81 so which entiys.. ~
you TO l dozen first class Cabinet nhoto,.
OF yourself, or family group at the !: n,s
pnce, and you can take your sittino
anytime during the wear. Resn't
JOSEPH HESS.
james NJ. White, an enthusiastic
card PLAYER, of Kentop, Ohio, died
on the 24th day of February. He
was rich and built bimself a commo.
dlous vault. and fitted up a room in
the vault, handsomely, and directed
In his will, that his friends shall
come there and play cards and EN-
JOY themselves after his death. add
ing that he could not take a hand
out he would be with them ANYWAY
AT the Musical College, Freeburp.
snyder county, Pa. none but the best
methods are used, so that to-day il ia
recognized as one of the foremost schools
OF music in the country. sss will nav
Tor term of six weeks, instruction and
board Spring Term will begin Nav 8
For catalogues address,
HENRY B. MOVER, Director.
John S. Wilson, of Tuscarora
township. brought an action before
Squire Frank Patterson. cbaru;nu
embracery aud forgey against James
A. McMullip, of same township
Mcmuilin denies the charge. The
Squire held him under bail of three
hundred dollars. for each charge.
the case will be heard before the
Squire on Thuredsy. March I'd. It
Is an interesting case..
The Mosaic laws forbids the eat
ing OF hsh that are destitute of scales
and that is the reason Jews do not
eat eels, but now science and the me-.
chanIcs art comes to the rescue and
proves that ee.s have scales, and
While the.s Gales are not visible to
the unaided eye. but under the
microscope the eel shows up cover.d d
with scales. 1t is sud snakes taste
like etls.
George Drayton, of Media, is
rich man aged so years. On the
22d of February he was married to
Miss Lottie johnson, a young teach
er IN tie public schools. Tue groom
is great grandfather. Aged as he
is he isn't afraid and didn't say,
"We'd rather be single than wed,
We'd never consent to be led
By frail apron string
Round gold wedding ring
We would very much rather be dosd"
No be never so said |"
DR.. Kings New Life Pills.
: The Womsn's Foreign Missionary
Society Of Huntingdon Presbytery,
convened to-day in the Presbyterian
church. The first session was held
to-day at $50 p. m. Rev. Thomas
Marshall. D. D., field secretary of
the foreign hoard, will address the
meeting this Wednesday evening.
Mrs. G. N. Thorpe, foreign secretary
of The Ph.lsdelpbia society, ard Mes
Edwin Cunningham of Niuspo,
China, will address the meeting on
Thursday, Miss Cunningham wilIsp
pear IN Cailese dress
The F.rmaragh township school
chart matter has been settled bv
compromise. The township paying
between one and two hundred dol.
lars Since tie settlement there is
considerable talk about the bribery
that wes employed in the early
stages of the transaction. II people
who claim 10 knew such thlrgs lad
made their statements some tins
siLce, the statements could have
b.en Locked into snd if trus could
,hsve beep tarccd to account.
! The funeral OF Mrs. Amelia Kram-
er Evans, took place at her late home
nesr Thompsontown, on Saturday
afternoon at O'Clock. Intermert
in the Episcopal cemstery at Tbomp
sontown. She was aged Sc Years,
and was the widow of S o. Evens.
Ea, late of Delaware township.
Two sons survive Mr.. and Mrs.
Evars, George and Bradford. Mr..
/ and Mrs Evans, deceased, were
uncle and aunt to Hon. L. Il Atkin
son and .,.rs. Atkinson, his wife.
DIR. Kings New Discovery.
An Irishman came home at j
O'Clock in the morning. The
5 pleasant midwife in attendance
upon his wife came to him and un-
5 covered basket. and to his aston
, ishment revealed to him three
] bows. which she said their mother
had named Dewey, Sampson and
Schley. '.GOOd,'' said he, so far
but madam what lucky thing
that / came at 3.instead of II, fol
t if / had came in at II the nav!
+ would have had to be ransacke(
!, for names.
= The Washington army beef III
:, vestigators had the "rattle de bang
General Eagan on the witness stand
iscain last week, to testify on th'
o embalmed Amy beef question. Ea
t gan fays the beef was good, ant
!. some of Lis co.w,tnesses went so fal
as to cay the dislike TO the beef OF
y tie part Of soldiers WAS on accour
}. OF their unhealthy liver, hat was sc
dis. ased and enlarged that it coul
on;y endure dainty viciuals and deli
cacies Eagsn's language this tim
was decent if his testimony was il
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