Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1886-04-07
SHORT LOCALS.

SHORT LOCALS.
1t showed on Monday.
April came in beautifully.
Sam Jones is a Georgia man.
.drs. Turbett has returned from Ohio.
The snow melted rapidly on Saturday.
The Jacobs House has nice new buss
Step into Harley's for suit of clothing.
Don't talk SO hard about your neighbor.
Lawful trout fishing time begins April Is
Plant, and don't wait on the almanac
sign
Opening day at Schotts store April 10th,
1886.
Rafting on the Susquehanna was brisk last
week.
Subscriptions for the creamery are COM
ing in.
Horse buyers are about looking for
horses.
Night burglary is punishable by death in
Georgia
II Sheriff Fowls moved into the Jail last
Thursday.
Canal navigation is to be opened next
Saturday.
There are nineteen prisoners in Lewis
town Jail.
Place powdered charcoal on a burn to re-
lieve pain.
The 1st turned out to be first rate day
for moving.
Piles of money changed hands on the
lst of April.
There was fall of six inches of snow on
Sunday morning
Most of the farmers are behind time with
their spring work.
The equinoctial rain came late, but it was
good one last week.
L6fa-k Wright will take your order for
fresh shsd every day.
Huntingdon Presbytery will meet at Os-
eeola on the 18th inst.
Sucker fishing in the river, was first rate
day or two last week.
Barnum's circus will show at Carlisle on
the 3rd of May, 1886.
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Samuel Speedily has arrived home, from
California, in poor health.
A professional base ball player at Grand
Rapids, committed suicide.
Don't forget the grand opening day at
Schott's is the coming 10th.
If the newspapers would publish what
people say about each other.
sDr. Atkinson was home last week attend
ing upon the illness of his mother.
President Cleveland has grown in weight
forty two pounds since March 1885.
The post Office has been moved into R.
Z. Parker's office on Bridge street.
t>/Andrew Beashore CARED a lot Of nice
fat cattle TO Philadelphia last Friday.
Five inches of the beautiful, covered ev-
cry tree and shrub last Saturday morning.
The heavy rains OF last week caused
number OF small slides along the railroad.
Stones ale being hauled for the founda-
ton walls of the new Presbyterian church.
There were heavy snow. in Illinois and
othern western states on the 3lst of March.
Sheriff hiyery moved to the Michael
Hoffman property, near 0Iklaud, on the
ist.
There were 5000 people flooded out of
their ,homes last Friday, at Chattanooga,
Tenn.
President Cleveland's pension agent, Bl :ck
does not give satisfaction, as q pension
agent.
Perry Culbertson, while handling railroad
ties, one day last week, had his hand seve' e.
ly hurt.
One of Emery McCahan's mules was
found dead in his stable last Saturday
morning
The Senate has passed bill to appropriate
s5OO,OOO for a national monument to Abra-
ham Lincoln.
A Washiugtonian is in favor of passing
law for the appointment of doctor for
the President.
Two thirds of this month are to be clear
according to the prediction of certain
weather prophets.
Sheriff Fowls gave dinner TO number
of his friends on the occasion of his taking
possession of the jail.
Landlord Foreman, of the Jacobs House,
bought the William Cunningham farm, near
Patterson for 81 200.
Mr. Hayes will assist Mr.. Wilson, of Port
Royal, in the administration of the Lords
Supper next Sabbath.
The winter is over, spring is at hand. emo
the place to buy the best of clothing is at
Strayers, in Patterson.
Mrs. Diehl, at her Millinery store on Wa
ter street, has just received full line OF
Spring hats and bonnets.
Drinking bHtter-milk as relief for dys-
pepsia, however, not in toe large quantities,
that's what doctor says.
Christ Shelly, of Delaware township, took
a lot Of horses to Lancaster county and sold
them at satisfactory prices.
Ladies with remonstrance papers against
the granting of license to sell liquor were
numerous last week in town.
Thomas Benner died of pneumonia about
4 O'Clock on Monday morning at his home
near Centre, Walker township.