Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-03-12


The Lecture.
Cloverseed sowing.
Lots of reop,e have cold.
The price Of grain is improved.
The York Dine Savings Bank has sus
pended.
Monday was almost warm enough for :
summer day.
The expectations of an ice food have
been disappointed.
Brick Pomeroy is at the head Of the
Greenback party in Illinois.
See advertisement of Loan Association
lis good time to take stock.
Wanted-Five Hundred a. inch Locust
Posts. J.B.M. Tom.
/: is said that thirty-six men in Milroy,
Mifiin county, never attend church.
In Mifiiin county there is an earnest talk
IN favor OF selling the poor house property
All cattle from America to Europe, are to
be quarant.ned at the ports where they are
landed.
In two days last week Philo Pannebaker
caught 80 suckers at Cotter's Hole, on hook
and liLe.
A number of land owners in this vicinity
expect to cultivate tobacco, the coming
summer.
Mifflin county counts on getting thirty or
forty thousand dollars from the arrear PEN
sion law.
Reports from all parts of the county
pronounce Sabbath Schools in a fiourishing
state Of existence.
report circulates that both Republican
and Democratic State conventions will be
hell early this year.
Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy To-
bacco. Dec. 4, ls7S-ly.
The City Council of Philadelphia met and
passed resolutions requesting the Legisla-
ture not to pass the 100000 bill.
The question o. forming new county
out of the ''upper part" of Dauphin county
is seriously astated in the county just men
toned.
Thieves visited the chicken roost of John
Horning, in this borough, on Monday night,
and stole therefrom five hens and one roos-
ter.
Monday night was the mildest night since
winter set in. 1t was not cold enough to
form the thinest ice, but it VAS miserably
damp.
Read the advertisement of Airy View
Academy, as published in another column.
William Given and Louis Egolf, of Pat
terson, in three days. fishing, caught on
hook and line 3l9 white suckers, in Cotter's
hole. last week.
Ex-Congressmar Stenger is candidate
for Clerk of the U. S. Senate, when the re-
organization taxes place under Democratic
management on the 18th inst.
A report prevailed in town last week that
Rev. D. u. Bcckwelder, who at one time
preached in this place, lay at the point of
death with malignant scarlet fever.
in consequence of the tie vote in the
borough for the office OF Justice of the
Peace, new election for that Office has
been ordered for March -, 1879.
The Bloomfield .9drocats has cores
pondent who is discussing the question Of
:. how much faster the top OF wheel moves
than the bottom, when rolling forwards''
If You are in love. just constitute your
self a ..Teller Committee of one, and set
tie the business. Time flies; delays are
dangerous. aTeller.
.sGeorge, dear, don't you think it is
rather extravagant of you to eat butter with
that delicious jaml" "No, love, econom-
ical; same piece of bread does for both"
All subscribers in arrears, more than II
months, on the LIST day of April, 1879, Will
be charged full arrear rates as advertised.
Tilton's mutual friend, Frank Moulton, is
in the butter and cheese business in Liver
pool, England. Wonder where Mrs. Moul-
ton and the afghan that she spread on
Beecher, are.
TIE Democrats swallowed the Greenback-
ers down in Maine last eear, and last Mon
day week, the Republicans swallow both
N. H.
of that State.
Wanamaker in Patterson.-J. B. NJ. Todd
has received full supply of samples from
him. Todd is now dong large business
in taking orders and getting them filed
Go and see for yourselves.
Senator Fisher, of Huntingdon, resigned
his position in the State Senate, to accep: a
seat in Congress, TO which he was elected
last fall by tie Republicans of the 18th Con-
gressional district.
- The Arcade Club have commodious quar-
tiers in the r. Z. Parker building on Main
street, in the room occupied by the Demo-
Gratis as headquarters, last fall. The
place was ftmigated before the Arcade
Club moved in
Robert Ingersoll iectured in Harrisburg
on Saturday night Subject-'' Some Mis-
takes of Noses" The Harrisburg Tele-
graph says: s'His sentiments are pestilen-
tial. He viii live, as Tom Paine aid, to
regret in agony before he dies"
Town people VITO expect to cultivate peas
and beans, stock time by the fore-lock,"
and gathered the poles and brush, that be-
come necessary in such cultivation, from
the limbs OF the trees that are cut off the
maple trees around Court House square.
The result of a rooster fight, IN Ohio, is
summed up thus, by dispatch from Ironton,
Ohio, ON Saturday: Yesterday twenty per-
sons, who plead guilty to the charge of be-
ing aiders and abettors in cock fight,
catn, rd.--