Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1886-03-31
SHORT LOCALS.

Everyone is glad that the winter is over.
The horse market opens late this sprinv
Lewistown organized a baseball club las
week.
Opening day at Schott's store April 10th
1886.
The shallow places in the canal are bein
deepened.
The academies and colleges are all enioy
ing a short vacation.
Mrs. Joseph S. Martin has been vis;tin,
friends in Pittsburg.
Subscribe for the SENTINEL AND REPup
LIcAS, one dollar year.
Mrs. Schott and Mrs. Myers have been i
New York the past week.
Strike or no strike, the place to secur,
bargains in clothing is at Harleys.
Subscriptions are being taken for the es
tablishment of a creamery at this place.
Locust Grove school. in Milford townsbi,
gave an entertainment last Friday evening
The enternrising shoe merchant. Georg,
W. Heck, has been on the sick list the pas
week.
The wild geese are on the wing, which is
a certain sign Of the nea-ness of spring
time.
Miss Detwiler, Of Williamsport, has been
visiting her friend Miss Blanch Wright, in
this place.
Samuel B,rgy is again seriously i'll from
the effects Of the third attack of some dis
ease like spoplexy.
Rev. E. Swengel has been assigned to
preach in Patterson aud Newport by the
conference Of the E' angelical Association.
Last week boy was killed by the cars
running over him at Duncannon. 1t was
the old story Of trying to jump freight
car
Several correspondents, lately, forgot to
send their name with their production. Al
ways send your name with communica-
ton.
In another column. read the list of sub
iects that viii be discussed in the National
Sanitary Cony ention to meet in Philadelphia
in May.
Don't forget it. Schotts day for opening
his large new stock of spring ami summer
goods, and clothing, will be on the IO,n day
OF April.
The Tribune advises the Democrats to
run Grand Master Powderly, Of Scranton
for Governor. It's no use Beaver will be
on the track
a philosopher says: No man is rich
who wants any more than he has got.'' II
this is reliable the majority of rich men
must be dead
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.
Henry Bealor Of Spruce Hill township
has received slls0 back pension, and as
long as he lives he is TO receive SS per
month pension money.
Henry Sieher has moved TO the fine farm
that he bought from his uncle Daniel, in
Fernanagh township. HIS uncle has NOV
ed TO Fayette township.
s.Did Harris leave here with a very heavy
load 7'' asked the coal merchant of his
clerk .sOh, l don't know; guess he'd
Governor PattisOn has appointed the 18th
day of April TO be observed as arbor day
In other words, the day is set apart as the
time in which to plant trees and shrubbery
Jno Porter proposes TO go into the chick
en- raising business near ThOnpsontOwn.
1t is said that ex- President Hayes is exten-
veIy engaged in the chicken raising basi-
ness.
The seasons come and 60 aud with them
go your clolhing, clothing will wear out.
and must be supplied, now don't you forget
1t, please. but step into Strayer's and be
clothed from head to foot.
WAxTEp-A position clerk; or would
work on a farm: by young man of first
class reputation, raised on a farm, and Is
an experienced school teacher. SatlSlac-
tion guaraut ed. Inquire at this office.
Radical Temperance people held a meet
ing in the Presbyterian church on Monday
evening, as preliminary movement in the
organization of temperance people to protest
against the granting of license in Juuiata
county.
ssYour Honor" said the prisoner at the
bar. lit isn't that the jury found me gulily,
or tlat you gave me five years at Joliet.
What complain of is the prosecuting at
torney saving I'm no gentleman'"-"al all
Street \ Jews.
Nrs.c,L CoLLEGE.-The 29th Session of
Six Weeks, opens Monday evening Aprii
26th. 1883, for the Teaching and framing.
of Young Ladies IN Vocal and Instrument
al Music. Address,
f. c. MOVER, Musical Director,
March 3, St. Freeourgn' "a
J.R. Pannebaker will pay a reward Tor
information that will lead to the recovery
of a ladder about fourteen feet long, thai
was taken from his place not long since'
The ladder has square oak steps ana pine
sides. One OF the sides was once orokeh'
the break was repaired by placing an ITO"
plate overit.
The road supervisors of Fermanagh town-
sssip have had an agent to import Tor 'ne'H
a road making machine that willie the TAX
payers several hundred dollars, il they aiio"
the suneryisors to buy it. The working pow
er os the machine is TO be tested Oh tie oru
of Ay,.i. The machine looks as II u can u0
work On smoot and gravelly roadS A'ei
the soil has been plowed with farm pio"
Engineer William Noel, OF TINS piaoe'
who was ineapacitated from work Tor sew