Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1886-05-05


of the town. For particulars, terms, etc.
spPly at this office.
named Growl We're married at Greenville
1t is to be hoped that the combination will
give them cheer.-Pittsburg Leader.
Rev. C. S. Dewing will conduct the COM
munion service at McCulloch's Mills.
Preaching on Saturday, May sth, at 10 80
A. NJ, and on the Sabbath, at the usual
hour.
Three young men are on O journey, on BIZ
cycles, from New Orleans to Boston. They
expect to make the journey within thirty
days. They left New Orleans on Sunday
the 25th day Of April.
People who are given to tresspass on
farms and fenced lands, may find it TO their
interest to know that they need not be eau
toned against tressp1ss, be!ore they render
themselves subject to the penalties OF the
tresspass law.
Farmers desiring a first class iertiliz sr
viii do well to call on or addres. Andrew
Bashor s. Son, Oakland Mills, this county,
before placing their orders for this season
We guarantee our fertilizers to be kept fully
up to the standard. ID. BLocHER & Co.
Judge Noah Davis maintains that "marri-
age should be made easy" Oh, marriage is
easy enough, Judge. There's no trouble
about that. It's the skirnishinS around af-
terward to keep tho flour barrel full that digs
burrows in the brow.-Rockland Courier
Gazette.
Jacob B. Frank, youth aged about IS
years, who had his foot crushed under the
cars at scVeytowr, some days ago, died ..
lock-j at toe house OF his mother, III
Patterson, on Thursday. Interment in
Union Cemetery, on Saturday Hs was a
yiei,n Of freight Jumping.
well-mesning cilizen-Now Pat, you see
what disgrace these low politicians have
brought ON the city. Why don't you cast
your vote for honest, respectable, solid menl
Now, if Mr., Rutherford Stuyvesant were out
up in your district, would you vote for him
Pairick-Stoyvesant, SORT Where does he
keep his saloon Puck.
'sGentIemen OF the jury" said a lawyer
of San Bernardina, Cal, while defending d
client, "you would not send man to jail
for little thing like this, would you
Why, gentlemen if some of you had been
punished Tor the little offences you have
committed you would be IN the penitentiary
to-day This did not seem to strike the
jury as good argument and they found the
accused man guilty at once.
4 New Yorker who was travelling in Ma
ryiand came across big dry ditch abOnt
forty rods loug ia the outskirts of town,
and naturally inquired what it was intended
for. "A canal" was the answer. "W ny
wasn't it finished 20 s'No need Of it. BY
the time they had dug this far the company
was consolidated with a railroad, the sub
scriplions were ali in, the stockholders ftoz-
en out, and the leading men ready for q
years pleasure trip to Europe."-W al
Sire ct News.
Thousands of men struck on Saturday il
, Chicago for ihe eight hour system of labor
without reductio of wages. The man whc
always wants to confine himself 10 eight
hours OF labor a day should not become d
country editor. How is it With your calling
reader Suppose all of us who have to "a
Dor mere than eight hours day should
strike, can We get places of less hours to
work il, and II We can are there other mel
10 take the places that we have vacated. L
men will not work there Is no law to com
pei them to work, neither is there law Il
compel meu to employ their fellow men TO
work. # the whole country would take a
: ncEion to quit WORK what then
Abram Sieber, OF McAlistefyille, was in
town on Saturday talking about bringing &C
, ton against about dozen men, who, las
Thursday night about IL O'Clock, stoned
and broke all the windows in his house il
NcAlisteryille. The house is occupied by
. Samuel Bell and wife. Bel is sewing ma
. chine agent and was at home with his fami-
Is. DR.. A. J. Fisher, is said, was there
, when the assault was made upon the build
! ing. Three gun shots were fired from the
building at the mob. and If any of the crowd
was hurt, their injury has been kept quiet
The occupants OF the house left the build
ing early on Friday morning. Fisher was at
home on Friday, but the Bell family had
not then returned.
On Thursday last, mrs. S. T. xcCulloch,
of Port Royal, met with serious accident
in a very peculiar manner. She was pre-
pairing lime for white-washing, and had pla-
ced about a peck of fresh burnt lime in a
round, high vessel, Ike nail keg, boiling
water had been poured on it Tor the purpose
of shaking, and to make it the proper consist
ence, she poured in cold water, IN al in
slant an explosion occurred, some OF the
contents of the vessel striking her in the
face. she was badly burned in the eyes
and face with the hot lime, but We learn
from her attending physician, DIR. Graham,
that her eyes will be saved, and that the
injury will not disfgure her.
Jefferson Davis delivered q speech at the
laying OF corner stone of q Rebel monu-
ment, at montgomery, Alabama, on the 18th
day of April. He justified the rebellion
under the doctrine OF State Rights, but cum
/ ;,1,v refraiped from telling his hearers
that the doctrine of States Rights was only