Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-03-29

man: "You misunderstood me. said
SIX cents, not sixteen" Customer
"Six cents a yard? HIM! IN give
You five. e."-Boston Transcript.
-FoR SALE.-The Bard Of Di
rectors OF the Farmers Mercantile As.
scciaticn in Patterson, limit. &. ff-rs
icr tale, or rent, their Store in Pat
terson- Terms eass-For particulars
lNquire Of W. N. Sterrett. on the
premises. BY order of Beard.
Aug. II, St. LEWIS DEaAN. Sec.
The Christian Endeavor Society
VIII hold sun rise prayer meeting
IN the Presbyterian church on
Easter Sunday morning from $50
to : O'Clock. Communion services
on Sunday at the usual preaching
time, and special Easter services
on Sunday evening at Z O'Clock.
Philadelphia Times.-Carlisle, March
26-That love never grows old is evil
denced i'll the coming marriage of Jacob
e. Mohler, of Richland, Cumberland
county, Pa, aged so, to Miss Maria
Roberts, of Hoguestown, same county.
aged SO, which is announced to take
place on Friday, sarch 81, 1899.
DIR. Kings New Life Pills.
Dinner for ten dollars, says the New
York democratic gold bug, in honor of
the memory of Thomas Jefferson. No.
says the Bryan middle of the road sill
yer bug democrat, one dollar dinner
II line enough as a Jeffersonian cele-
bration dinner. So they go, ten dollar
dinner democrats and one dollar dinner
democrats.
Last Sunday, March 18th, 1899, the
Oldest triplets i'll the world celebrated
their fifty-sixth birthday.-On that
day Mrs. Josephine Bossler, of New
vile, Pa; Mrs Laura Diehl, of Griggs-
vile, ILL.,, and Albert B. Arlegast, Of
Parsons, Kan, triplet children of Mr..
and Mrs. George Arlegast, Cumberland
county, Ps., celebrated their fifty-sixth
birthday.
~ eAiS AsAuSiNut \JOuCkS,
Snyder county, Pa. none but the best
methods are used, so that to-day it is
recognized az one of the foremost schools
of music in the country. $50 will pay
for term of six weeks, instruction and
board. Spring Term will begin May s.
For catalogues address,
HENRY B. MOVER, Director
This is the week of the feast of the
Jewish passover, and is being observed
by the Jews. This week unleavened
bread takes the place of leavened bread.
Every crumb of communion bread is
diligently searched for and swept out
of the house. The feast is to commem-
crate the miraculous escapes of the Jews.
in past days.
DIR. Kings New Discovery.
Owing to the bad weather during the
month of February, l have concluded
to continue the reduction in cabinet
photos, until April 1st, in order that all
may have chance. Remember you
buy your ticket for 81. so which entities
YOU to dozen first class cabinet photos
of yourself, or family group at the same
price, and you can take your sitting
| anytime during the year. Resp't.
JOSEPH HESS.
At meeting of the Lutheran cOngre-
CATION on Saturday, Captain Hinkle
WAS elected elder; Bert Etka was elect
ed deacon; Benjamin Wagner, Record
er Cramer, Milton Guss and DR.. Suloaff
were elected trustees SulOuir for the
unexpired term Of Michael Sieber, de-
ceased. The financial condition of the
| congregation is first rate, there is more
than enough money in the treasury to
pay all debts.
The Philadelphia North American
says.-FOr neglecting 10 send their
children to school, rs required by the
Compulsory School law, Justice George
| G. Myers, of Coatsville, Pa, fined q
large number of parents in Coatsvilie
50 90 each.
Justice Myers cautioned the parents
not to repeat the offence. If they did
and the School Board again brought
suit he would impose on them the ex-
treme penalty as prescribed by law.
Mr.. John Musser. residing southeast
of Oakland Mills, died last Saturday of
pneumonia, aged about 81 years. His
illness was of short duration. a few
DAYS before his death he had hauled
the fitting of Joseph Book to his new
home mile and half east Of Miffiin-
town, and that evening took q chill
which speedily developed pneumonia.
The ravages of the disease were speedy
and he died within few days. Inter-
ment i'm Lost Creek Mennonite ceme-
terry on Wednesday March 20.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
The first defenders-The Logan Guard
with other first defenders, will cele-
brate their 3Sth anniversary of going to
Washington to snatch it as it were as
a brand from the fire of rebellion, on
the is Of April, in Philadelphia The
| first defenders on arriving Mt Washing
ton, numbering $50 men. The COM
panies were The Logan Guards, from
Lewistown; the Washington Artillery,
from Pottsville the National Light
Infantry, from Pottsville; the Ringold
Light Artillery, from Reading; the Al
len Infantry, from Allentown.
The funeral Of Thomas Milligan, aged
81 years, took place from his former
home in Tuscarora Valley, last Satur-
day, March 25, at Academia. Mr.. Mil
ligan died at the home of his sister,