Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1886-04-28


upon medical lectures in the University of
Philadelphia.
FOR SALE.-A valuable and desirable
town property on one of the main streets
Of the town. For particulars, terms, etc.,
apply at this Office.
An adjourned meeting of Huntingdon
Presbytery will be held at Altoona June Is.
The regular meeting will be held in Sinking
Valley in October.
The law firm of Junkin & Junkin have
been appointed Solicitor for the Pa. R. X.
Company in Perry county, in place of Mr..
Mcintire, deceased.
There is a bill in Congre SIS for the pun
ishment of horse thieving in the territories
1t imposes fine OF $1,000 or imprisonment
for five years, or both.
The ''Harry Sisters" will give an enter
tainment in the Presbyterian Chapel on Fri
day evening, May 7th. Entertainment to
commence at s O'Clock.
| A genuine communist is one who never
works. and condemns people who acquire
means for not dividing it around. He's al
ways ready for the divy.
There is a report that a man and a wom-
IN We're hung in efigy in McAlistervilie,
last Friday night, but there are no particu-
lars at hand at this date.
The veterans Of Huntingdon county will
hold an encampment at Huntingdon, begin
ming on the 2lst of September and closing
on the oath day of the same month.
An assistant cashier of the City Bank of
Williamsport, used S3s, 900 of the bank
funds and did not return the money aud that
is why the bank was shut up several days
ago.
Paul Leach, a student in the Academy,
and whose home is in Philadelphia, is quite
an amateur runner, b e being able to run a
mile in five minutes and twenty-seven Sec
Onds.
Greece and Turkey still want to fight and
If they come to blows the price of many
! goods viii be advanced. NOw's the time
to buy your clothes, step in at Hariey's In
this place.
Francis Wells, a prominent citizen of
Philadelphia, and one of the proprietors
and editors OF the Evening Bulletin, died
on the 22nd inst, after a brief illness, aged
sixty years.
About the best way to get Congress to
adjourn is to begin 10 write and talk about
the malaria of the Potomac flats. The av-
erage Congressman is dreadfully afraid of
the malaria.
Prof. ]. Z. oiell, of Pougkeepsie, n. Y.
has taken charge of Tuscarora Academy.
He is q first class scholar, aud an expert
enced educator, and has made most favor
able Impression.
The humble bee put in an appear ance last
week. and the observing girl and boy that
took an interest in catching the white heads
report that many of the bees dropped TO the
ground and died.
The difference between habitull drunk
ard and the habitue of Wall street Is this /:
The former takes no stock in water, while
the latter does take water in his stock
Boston Transcript.
Clothing merchant Samuel Strayer, was
In Phisadelphis laying in stock OF spring
and summer goods, last week. His son
VIII, an efficient clerk, managed the store
in his fathers absence
No public interests of the people require
that DR.. Higbee stay in Office since the Gov
ernor asked him TO resign. If the Governor
has changed his mind on civil service how
can the Doctor help that.
The regular quarterly communion seryi-
ceS will be held at the Lower rusclrora
Presbyterian church, Academia, on Satur-
day, May LIST, at 10 O'Clock \. NJ, and on
Sabbath, May 2nd, at the same hour.
Harry Woodmsnsee, formerly Of this
place aud for several years connected with
the Burlington, n. ], Evening Reporter,
has become business manager OF the New
Brunswick, n. j., Daily Freedonian.
The open letters to J. Gould may inter-
est you, but they do not interest you halt
as much when you need new suit of cloth
ing, as to know where to buy judiciously
The place IS AZ Sirayer's in Patterson.
Harrisburg people are trying to get int
the inside life Of The Jealous religious wo'
man who forged ten Thousand dOllars OF
three Harrisburg banks. For what reasoi
and with whom did she lead a double life.
The fathers in Lewistogn have taken to
kicking objectionable young men, who cal
on thsi' daught,r,. No less than five young
men have been assisted from the house by
the paternal boot within the past tea days.
Merchant J. l. Barton paid this place {
visit on his return from Phiiad elphia, las
Friday, where he had been to buy goods
Tor his store. The people in the valley
- will be on the look ont for his stock of ne'
j goods.
The Bloomfield Advocate last week says
II Not many miles from Bloomfield the gam'
= OF baseball is INDUCED in almost every beau
tiful unday. Last Sunday, so We are In
n foruel by an eye witness, an exciting gam
u took place.
The Liverpool Sun says: The Susque
: hant a river pas made an unasEai recora
}. this year Six times il has over flowed It
banks since the beginning Of the year, twic
/ in January, once il. February, twice In Marc
/. and once in April.
A news item says there is colore'
as preacher near Jasper, GA, who conquer
u ibis stubborn horse by butting him. An
Net some persons think there Is not muc
headwork in the ministerial profession =
ss New York Graphic.
One of the descendants of those creature
a in human form, the New Testament say
NJ -ap in.o tb. spa and was drowned, liN es