Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1886-04-14
SHORTLOCHLS

The soaking rdins nave hheu the springs.
ryPresident Arthur's health is not i'm
FOving'
u,,tincdon Presby;ezy is in sess ion at
Osceola-
Huntingdon county has new township
c,Iled smithdeld'
Snow fen TO th5,iepth of two to five fest
:, Canaaa last week.
Harry E. Bonsall. of the Tyrone Times
s n town On Sunday.
Subscribe fo- the SENTINEL ANp REruB-
,r.y. one doi:ar a year.
,drnggis; in an interior town advertises,
,.b,ss snd back powders"
C,rr peoy7e, who can afford it, are eating
t,.ss tomatoes from Florida.
Fff,h Iene is the New Hampshire State
,,,t. he IS e feet inches tall.
col.E. D. Yutzy, of Somerset county, re-
,,irsi q back pension Of $500.
Go,o Mrs. Dtehl's for the latest styles O.
s,rirr AID summer millinery goods.
4 purlber Of suckers, as large as shad,
v,rs i5saed out OF the river last week.
H7aangdon county has between thirty
,-5 forty candidates 10 fiji five offices.
y.r,,s Whitmer the gre<t potato grower
t.s ss oats sowed before the late rain.
~ driving rains Of last7Te-ll found the
-1asast cracks in the rooves of houses.
Temperance organizations have been eff
ecitG in a number Of places in the county.
Kiss Ellie Patton, Of Peru Mills, was Wis
rn- her friend Miss Ellie Stone, recently.
Tvsrry county people ere becoming alarm
esst the number of her people that are
so7ing west.
Eighty thousand freight osrs on the
Pennsylvania railroad gre tc be equipped
v1h air-brskes.
Col Wilson Norris wiil'leot-re IN Cham
Fs-sburg for the benefit IF tn ToEng Mems
Republican League.
4 number Of the Survivors Of the First
pennsylvania Cavalry Vet. a l.ewistown on
TIE sth Of this month";
A Perry county firmer las horse that
5lust have a stick of candy &c eat every time
s: is driven to Newport
The Bloomfield. Perry-cOuTty spo IT'S have
been enjoying themselves " getting up
cock fights and horse races.
The radical temperance people AZ c after
sc.ier, hot foot. Il is hoped Glat Il iey will
at get after apple-butter nezt
There are two things that & won. IN likes
tc get into papers-her front hair al ID her
time.-Burlington Free Press.
Iii, reported that Sec-stary Ster ger is
Is to be the Democratic candidate tor Con-
s-ess in the eighteenth district
The high water broke the Hunt ogdon
5oom last week, number of tie es capped
logs passed this place witk the Hood.
rEx- Senator John J. Patterson, a. .com-
y.aied by his daughter, Mary, ret urned
hon Washington, d. c., on Saturday even
r..
Yhe river was at such a teighs last week
tat was in first rate sucker tis hing
osaiition, and hundreds OF sfsh Sere
eaSlt.
sost Of the town people te0lS las Th 1rs-
ds7 stternoon as a half holiday &c witt Tess
theuSrk of the Patterson new .st2am tire
engine.
Ta5 Presbyterian congrezStion-esGcte L.
T.Hays, to preach for them at a saiary OF
OHe thousand dollars per anR.al wit,.a hou Sc
to live il.
COr, Heek is coming on, * Willis fir 1t
n.s time to pay subscription. If yON don t
cone to tswu yourself send tie faIsds with
youn aesf b. or.
FoR SALE.-A valuable anu desirable
town property on one OF the main streets
Of the town. For particulars, terms, sstc,
apply at this Office.
John Stewart died near HoiliGay sorrg,
Bar coanty,!ast sunday morning. He vas
sorr ia Tuseayorl Valley, JunIata cor1zy,
SeP.saiber 6, 800.
TIE men who like the ..mountsin aes
are das2lessed Eith the eagerness thGt Inc
raiiesl temperance people manifest 70 ahdi-
Isl the'lse Of t.s dew drops.
4 teIperanc meeting will hc beld il
Centre Lutheran Church, Walker toS ship:
Oh Eedna'day evening. Speakers viii D.
present TO address the meeting.
A despateh from Chambersbarg denies
the report that Secretary Stenger desires to
t1h iOt tons-ess, it Is now said that he
Wants ts run for the .iadgeship.
The aigh.s of Labor are about to starr
tSo shoe factories in Pitssourg. That's has
hess aud has different sound from striS-
Ing and diving other i1en from work.
a humber Of CongressnIsl are at work
framing bils OF arbitration GEder which to
settle the troubles that arise between the
A-NlAl ~ Ia.lSsat2 aLl tt-S tt1 plos 80 .
In 1896 il was the boast of the canal COM
p-D' ihat Il could sesd passengers from
'Ehiladeiphia, BY the Juniata Valley canal
i-Ou'e' TO Pittsbgrg, in Two and bsif days.
;9F. Robert l.. Mcclellan, Of Chester
'eii'y, viii be candidate before the COM
Assepubliean State ConYertion, for the
-'-'-ation Of Secretary of Internal Atf.ss-s.
iAe other evening, Professor Auma-,
'1peF!Ssendent of Common Schools, re-
osNei fsom Mrs. Amman handsome
heir.
''~ohs Sels grease for wagons that
lef'on presOunces to be such slippery
N-uI oi grease shat after it has been placed
Hn akietree q a wagon or carriage, the
'-@ee can hardly be kept iIom running.
4o4u making Inachine'has been tested
- uuninpr nf tho ..rb