Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-03-24

held at Harrisburg on the 2Sth day of April
Several boys were put under arrest fo
misconduct about the school house las
Friday.
Ii is reported that quite a number of the
bosses on the canal have rendered thei
resignation.
Country produce taken In exchange fo,
store goods, at X. E. PaIke's store.
IL. l.. Smith shipped Carload of cows
from this place las. Wednesday, for the
eastern markets.
See notice of dissolution of partnership
. of c. q. Winey aud K. Ii. Custer, else
where in this issue.
The Newport Ne,rs says: AT Jacob Clou.
ser'S public sale, in Miller township, on Sat
urday, hay brought S24.75 per ton.
The past winter was not hard one ON
game, and therefore the hunter has bright
anticipations for the coming season.
Western papers-that is, papers in Kan
sas-are writing about the prospects of the
next yield oi wheat; they say it will be
large.
By order of Court the newly-clected Con-
stables of the county should meet the
Court, to be sworn in, on the first Monday
i'll April.
The Argument and Orphans Court lasted
two days last week, the proceedings of
which are not of general interest as is the
case with ether Courts.
There will be preaching in the Presbyte-
rian Prick Church on next Sabbath at IL
O'Clock in the morning and at O'Clock in
the evening, by the Rev. Mr.. Wilson.
NOTICE.-Numerous requests have been
made that We extend the time in which TO
send bills for subscription that have been
standing or owing for period of more than
one year. The time is extended to the last
of May. 1880.
The Independent School District, COM
posed of part of Monroe township, Juniata
county, and part of West Perry township,
Snyder county, will apply at the next Court
for authority TO issue bonds. See legal no.
tice elsewhere in this issue.
A nice hat adds to mans appearance.
You can buy a nice hat at K. Z. Parker's
store.
The able argument of Franklin B. Gowen,
of Counsel for the Commonwealth IN the
case of the Commonwealth rs. Petrotf, as
reported BY Henry G. Demming, lies on our
table. We hope to be able to refer to it
more particularly by and by.
..Unless you give NE aid" SAID beggar
To a benevolent lady, :. am afraid L shall
have to resort TO something which greatly
dislike to do.'' The laly handed him one
dollar, and compassionately asked, 50 What
is it, poor man, that L saved you from ~
:. Work." was the mournful answer"
Tie Democrat aud Register last week pub
lished an article that refers 20 fayOritism. or
nepotism. Have a care, brother. on that
point. Touch it lightly, or you may touch
something that will recoil with even more
force than the late attack on the Receipts
and Expenditures OF the county
John Gallagher and J. n. Thompson,
both rich citizens of Walker township,
traded horses last week The horse that
Gallagher got in the trade, when put into
his new quarters, kicked and broke leg of
Gallagher's family horse. The injured
beast was taken out and shot, to put it out
of misery.
"A Towanda, Pa, sign reads thus: 'John
Smith, teacher of cowtilions and other
dances-gammar taut in the neatest manner
fresh salt herrin on draft-likewise Good
frey's cordjial-rutes sausage and other
garden tuck. n. B,-bawl on friday mite
prayer meeting chusday-also saline singing
by the quire.'
A famous Judge came late to court
One day in busy season.
Whereat his CLERK, IN great surprise,
inquired of HIM the reason.
ga child was born," his Honor said,
Sand I'm the happy sire"
San infant judge 2" sob, no. said he,
Gas yet he's but a crier."
The exhibition given by the Post of the
G.. A. r., in this place, Oh Saturday even
ing Eas largely attended. Every available
place in the Court House was filed by an
eagerly listening crowd of people. Camp
songs, stories of battles, and incidents of
army life as related By comrades, were all
highly interesting. The money proceeds
are to be used in the furnishing of the head
quarters of the Post. Another large audi
ence is in waiting for another exhibition.
The movement against the Chinese in
California has caused the Asiatics to dis
perse themselves in small squads in the
large towns throughout the country, the re-
suit of which will be that instead of Cali
fornia being a place for the Chinaman the
country generally will be opened 10 the
stranger from the ssCelesiial Kingdom" and
Just what the wild Irishman, kearney, was
opposing will be accomplished by his .gnor-
ant work or abuse. 1t is the commercial
interests of the country that opens the door
to the Chinaman by treaty agreement be-
tween the two countries. If the Americans
do not want the Chinaman, they may break
up the treaty agreements in regular way,
and then say, s'My Almond Friend, so 'child-
like and bland,' we. the insurmountable
Yankee, VIII no longer trouble you to get
into your country for trade and missionary
purposes, and we sincerely trust and pray
that you may reciprocste, and stay at home,
and not ask us to travel in your country to
do business with you, or ask for mission
posts for the PRONUNCIATION of the Christian
religion"
PUBLIC SALE.-Next Tuesday, March
seth, David Beshore, Sr., will sell, at his
Mac, of residence IN Fermanagh township