Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-03-12

| Atkinson Tor re-nomination.
Teachers institutes have hourished
in this county within the year just clos
ing to al uncommon degree.
In Meuno township, MIffiin county,
69.572 bushels OF wheat WAS raised on
2 2tj5 acres Of land last summer.
We have several communications
that cannot be published because oil
the personal abuse shat they contain.
John L. Yorgey, in Patterson, will
make you tIp top pair of shoes or
boots. Try hun. Terms reasonable.
E NJ. Arbagast, of Mexico, died OF
consumption, on Friday morning. In
terment In Union Cemetery on Sunday.
The Toronto Prssbytery issued re-
Dor, on the 9th ,ast, denounclng secret
societies as being opposed to religion.
Addle p Stump, aged 10 years,
daughter of Matthias Stump, of Peru
mills, died op the 18th day ef Febru-
AIRY.
Dio Lewis, says, 1t is not paiEt and
powder that american women need to
improve their oomp.exiOns, but sun
SHINE.
Last week, f. f. Rohm, freighted 2
nice Alderny COWS from Philadelphia
10 his market car TO LeuIstown for j..
| ii. Gillaland.
A house aud lot belonging to the
estate of Abram Auker, IN Delaware
township, was sold 10 5. h. OberhoitE-
er, for S525.
The Quarterly Conference for Port
3.oysi CIRCUIT, NJ. h. Church, WAS held
IN Ebenezer church, IN Spruce Hill,
last Saturday.
The mind of Daniel Burns OF Coca
lanus became impaired to such de-
gree that lis friends deemed 1t best TO
place him in jail.
Il. NJ. Kennedy will sell al his resi-
dence in tnis place on Thursday, March
20, 1884, large but of house hold
goods, Of all kinds.
Rev Mr.. Thompson, who preached
for the ao oAlistervllls congregation OF
the Presby teIian church, has moved to
Lancaster to preach.
Nearly all the schools in the county
have been closed and will not be open
ed again TIL after the busy sumner
season has run its course.
The Tennesseeaus learned many OF
their religious melodies from old "Auut
Dicey," the best known colorsl revival
ist in or about Nashville.
Grain threshers. helenberger 4 Hos
teller, the past season tbreshsd Al ,9O5
bushels of grain, that includes wheat,
rye, oats, aud timothy seed.
The Juniats Conference of the Luth-
Gran Synod of Central Pennsylvania
has been holding lis session IN Duncan
non Perry county this week.
\ man thai needs forty cents worth
@: whisky to give him al appatite for a
fifteen cent dinner always has the dy-
.psps!a cleveland Sentinel.
The term "Cow Boys" is an old one,
and was used during the "Revolution-
ary War" as tsrm to designate the
irregular rangers Of ihs Tory party.
Gsorge Wilson is again installed as
merchant in the old stand in Patterson,
where he few years ago did such a
successIui business. Cal: and see him
Pumps of all kinds, for cistorns and
wells. Will be furnished on short notice
ct satisfactory prices. For particulars
address Frank Noble, MifiiinioE5. Pa
Miss Minnie McAEster was to Clear
field last Thursday and Friday, as a
representative of the Ladies' Foreign
1 Missionary Society of the Presb yterian
congregation of this place.
ExPLANATIoN.-Happy Home, Queen
Esther, McClntic, Appollo, 76, and
Geneva, are the names of cook stoves,
sold at MoClintic's Hardware store, on
Bridge street, MIfiintown, Pa.
Mr. Jefries, citizen Of Port Royal,
was waking on the railroad, below Port
Royal last Thursday, and was struck
and killed Sy Chicago Express. Moral,
don't walk or the railroad
! The Tonnesseaaas will sing in the
! Chapel on the evening of the l2th inst.
After paying = stipulated sum for ex-
penses the balance Of the prOcseds, will
be for the pesby teriaD Sabbath School.
Jacob Aber 60 years of age, Is said
20 be the BEST basbe. in New York city.
He shaves Vanderbilt and number o:
othe: millionaifs every day, going to
thar houses TO do so. He Is a German.
Take Ayers Sarssparills in the
spring Of the year to purify the blood
iuvigorate the system, excite the liver
to action, and restore the healthy tone
and vigor Of the whole physical mechan.
ism.
When the greeuback legal tender pa
per money was first issued it was justi-
fed under the plea of war necessity" )"
Now the Supreme Court says that Con,
gress can provide for their issue any
time.
An exchange says, there are three
hundred and sixty eight soldiers or
phans now in schools under the care o!
the State, who will reach sixteen year.
and be discharged during the current
year.
Thomas Koons, of Port Royal, boss
OF lot of telegraph repairers, fell from
a telegraph pole at Huntingdon, one
DAY last week. He fell on a board
fence on his shoulders. and was good
deal hurt.
Two of the jurors that acquitted
Dukes, have instituted suits for crimi-
mel libel against the editor of the Re-
publican Standard, journal published
at Uuiontown- Are we never to be
done with Dukesi