Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-05-08

auu hu-.la ceased IEhtlLg-
The temperance union in Patterson held
a meeting on Monday evening and was ad-
dressed by Rev & Z. Berry.
A brighter MAJ day than last Wednesday
has never been known IN this section of the
day pl-ties'
- Wlarton switch was put in along the
neciing the South tack with the North
track, last week
The time for unveiiing the monument
over the grave Of Ex-President Andrew
Johnson a, Greenvilie, Tenn, has teen fix
ed for the 9TH of June.
The borough authorities Of Shippensbu'g
arrested DR.. Hstton for fast driving, last
week, and he pulled out his pocket book
snd paid the fine like man.
I'm bad way, the woman that lis reduced
10 her last degree, because silk is so high
that she can't afford it, aud calico is so
, cheap tllt she WONT wear II.
Every man has a right TO work for whom
he pleases, and for what NJ plesses, and the
man whc denies that righ. - his fe!low-msn
is no friend of human freedom.
The Democrats are the first in the fcld,
, in this county with a candidate for office'
LAWYER Stone has rlres,dy been announced
| for the office of District Attorney
Merchant Tailor Mills can cut clothes TO
fit you admirably Give him a call a; his
business place on Main street, north of
Cherry sreet, il tie Weller house.
i\George KerliE, who lives with Harrison
/ McDonald. in Milford township, is getting
along quite well from the effects Of brok-
Ell rib that he got Dy fall from horse.o
rond Falher-"Well, my son, how do
vou like collcge7 Alma Mater has turned
out some great men Young Hopefui-
/ Just xprre') eyes, sir she .As ju-t turn
I ed me ou,."
Ru'h Bunce will sell, at her place cf res
iience, in Fesm4nagh township. four miles
North Of Miflintown, on Saturday, Nay II,
| 1875, a lot Of household furniture, and a
lot of lumber.
Healthy milk cows are profitable. They
eat less and yield more milk than poor IN
healthy cattle. iney can be kept in good
condition by using Fouiz's Horse aud Cat
tie Powders during Winter and Spring.
/ tSM grass plot at the West end of the de-
pot in Patterson, under the supervision of
". d. Crrner, is being planted with differ
cnt varieties OF flowers. This plot is sal d
to Be the most beautiful one along the line.
"a Texan bride, after the conclusion of
the marriage ceremony, gracefully stepped
forward and requested the clsrgymcn to
give out the hymn:
This is the way long have sought
/ And mournei because found it not"
Secretary Of State Quay, resigned the Of
| fee that he filed so ably under Go, ernor
Hartranft. to accept the Office of Recorder
in fhiladelphia. Assistant Secretary Of
5 tate Linn was appointed To the place made
vacant by tn. retirement Of Mr.. Quay.
Nf~o horse team from some where up
the Valley, ran off last Thursday in Patter-
son, soaring at ,he cas-. There wers IL
dozen of eggs in th' wagon, and BY the
tine the team was fought to halt, the
eggs were found TO be demolished.
Payment Of wages in gold is no uncom-
mon occurrence now IN large places, since
the passage of the silver bill the premium
on gold has ;liost entirely disappeared,
consequently il is not worth more than 9th
er legal tender money, hence the payments
IN gold.
"waen Hendrick 3. Wright was deliver
ing his tariff speech in the House on Thurs
day night Representative Morn on. Of Iii.
nois, who was also booked for . speech
looked in at the door, saw the emptiness
and said, "Welll III be ~ and retired
dissusted."
Miss Cameron, the eldest daughter Of the
senator, a youpg lady of twenty-one is de.
!, scribed as clever business manager. She
personally attends to all the financial de.
tails in regard to the management Of a farm
she owns in her own right, and has done SC
fer several years.
NUorar offerings for cash, was what {
young man was handing out oSer table a
the corner of the court yard, opposit,
Psrker's stand, to sll who found him, or
Monday. A number of ladies' in tow
have, each, collection of DIVERS that are
handsol.er than the collection he displsyet
at the plac. me ntioned
alt happened in this wise they wer'
coming off the steamer across the plank to
gether. She was afraid the plank woult
tip and she should fall. He said s'Neve
fear. In that case we shall die together.
She looked into his face and said, elf it,
all the same TO Providence, should mucl
prefer to live together" And the nex
week the parson tied the knot