Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1886-04-21
SHORTLOCHLS.
Faster next Sunday.

Easter next Sunday
cholera has broken out in Italy.
The horse market was brisk last week.
Many man has talked himself 10 death.
The Philadelphia postoffice cost 81 ,eo0,-
900.
Rich people iu the cities now bake their
oEp bread.
sods water at Hackenberger's it IS tenn
persnce drink
pr. apoHd" Crawford was il Philadel-
Yhia last week
Teachers are beginring to rub up for ex-
animation day.
Boca1feh uarksmen held shooting
match for a sheep.
Joseph Watts, of this place, was soldier
in the Mexican War.
The Fttls folks are interested in the col
Oring of easter eggs
r1c,x, one dollar a year.
"a. Davis, the fruit tree man, was busy
las; week filing orders.
Solomon Manbsck, of Delaware township,
vas IN town last Friday
Col. Patterson has bought his handsome
landau from Washington.
Herman L. Cramer, of Patterson, spent
LAT week in Philadelphia.
The railroad turn-table is to be moved to
rske way for more tracks.
Harley is in Philadelphia buying stock
Of new clothing for his store
The ma n who minds his own business is
said to be great moaopoliSt.
Thieves have been ro5bing smoke-houses
near Shermansdale, Perry county.
Acouple OF townships in Bedford county
propose to unite with Blair county.
Miss Anna Parker is spending her vaca-
tioD, from Wilson College, at home.
About two O'Clock in tie morning look
for i comet in the northwestern sky.
Adam Yoder, of Union township, Miffiin
county, sold eleven bushels of onions.
John Tyson trapped a forty pound wild
est on Shade mountain some days ago.
The Presbyterian Sabbath School has in
vested one hundred dollars in new books.
Miss Minnie Bonsall has gone 10 Chester
10 visit the family Of her uncle, John Kep-
nsr.
Nr. Hayes has not yet excepted the call
Of the Presbyterian congregation of this
place.
-Four hundred and forty-;wo Licenses were
granted by the Berks county court this
spring.
General Wagner has accepted the posi-
ton of inspector of Soldiers Orphans
Schools.
Misses Anna and Grace Graybill are a
bone. from Wilson College, spending their
vacation.
Heavy storms, cold and frost are predict
ed BY the weatherwise for the last days of
this month.
The temperance people might send miss
iOnarics to Paris, where there are $4,000
beer saloons.
Miss Hal Parker, who is attending Bir-
mingham Seminary, is at home spending
her vacation.
Davis Keemer died at his home in Spruce
Hill township. uu the Sth inst. He vas ~
years Of age.
Congress is still halting over the redemp-
tiOn Of the tradc dollar TO the disgust OF
honest people.
Knight CT Labor. Martin Irons aud sever
al colleagues have been arrested for te!e-
graph tapping.
Twenty new members were added
to the McVeytown Presbyterian church on
Sunday week.
WASrED-Rupp's history of Lancaster
county. Iyou have the book, please ad-
dress this Office.
The cashier OF New England bank has
died poor, which fact has created great
demand for his picture.
: good deal Of oats was put in the ground
on Saturday, the larger portion OF it, how
ever, is vet 10 be sown.
Sumner came down grandly last Wed-
nesdsy, and the farming community in
stinctivey gave thanks.
The Sacrament of the LorG's Supper viii
be administered in the Lutheran church in
this place next Sabbath.
in. Cornelius, editor of the Lewisburg
Chrcnioie, is candidate FOR the Legisla-
ture, from Union county.
W. W. Trout, editor OF the Lewistown
free Press,was in town 4 couple of days at
lending to Official business.
a Lebanon county farmer had public
sale eof personal property and employed q
UrAsS band for the occasion.
An Old cashier who hal used 81, 900 Of
'he iunds of Rochester, n. Y, bank,
skipped to Canada, last week.
Charles, son of Rev. l.. Y Hayes, and a
student IN Princeton College was at home
last week, On a short vacation.
The sacrament Of the Lords Supper viii
Dc administered in the Lutheran church al
Van Dyke, on the md OF May.
Mrs. Benner wife of Abram Benner living
Near ihompsoniown, died last Friday night
non cod contracted during a laying in- H.
LESS.
'hansas winter wheat acreage is placed a
SA'een per cent below that of last year
ABOUT forty per cent ofthe sowing has beer
killed.
feter Herdic has contracted with tn
commissioners of Huntingdon county, tC
supply the Court House with water for $40