Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1886-03-24
SHORT LOCALS.

Spring 'cEer-
R,.Presideut Arthur is 10 poor health.
The Patterson schools closed on Thurs
iy.
DR.. Talmage lectured in Harrisburg last
week.
aItnw hat men havn't got, that they
rsl;,"
Indiana county Is to have a fifty thousand
Dollar jail.
Citizens of Hun tingdon are aboat to bore
for coal oil.
puncannon h,. a Wo1kingman's Burial
Association.
thunder shower passed over this place
last Thursday night.
The song. Of the robin ami blue bird are
nov heard in the land.
slbscrib, ior the SENTINEL AND REpUB-
ucls. one dollar year.
Justice Of the Peace. J. B. N. Todd, has
moved hi, Office into the rink.
FOrepsugh show will pass through the
Juniata Valley some timc IN May.
There will be no euclmpment of National
Gus1is Of Pennsylvania ;his year.
Harry SweigArt has commenced the study
Of medicine with DR.. S. a. Sulouff.
A number Of town people did their NOV
Il, asst week during the fine weather.
II is reported that DIR. Heading will re-
move from Johustown TO McCoysyille.
The Huntingdon Local News, heretofore
published semi-we weekly, is now published
duly.
The young people who are away at school
vii soon be home 10 spend the Easter hol-
days.
Anew set of signal lamps has been plac-
ed on the P. R. r. telegraph tower in Pat
is-son.
Ihiriy-fse cents viii buy pair ofladi es
gum shoe. at G. W. Heck's. Others charge
ity cents.
salmon weighing seven pounds was re-
Gently caught in the Susqaehsnns river near
Dunc,rnon.
wreck Of three freight cars obstructed
the south track east OF Newport on Thurs
d,y morning.
Its intended by the workingmen of Hun
tingdon, to organize local assembly of the
Knights Of Labor.
GeorF. S. McCurdy and Mr.. Johnson,
both OF Port Royal, called at this Office last
Thursday evening.
tweive-hour go-as you-plesse walking
match vii take place in the Altoona opera
house on April 23rd.
Quite a number of Port Royal people at
tended Rev. Crafts lecture on "Rome,' .
last Iueiiay evening.
The large ice house in the Patterson
y.rd, belonging 20 armour s. Co., of Chics-
80, sill be painted soon.
The small boy is already longing for the
Tine, when he may, with safety to his phys
icAl health, 30 swimming.
The Glsmorgan Iron Company, of Lewis
'o"n' are actively engaged taking out iron
ore IN FeTmanagh township.
Two dollars aud fifty cents will buy a
Iar OF mems gum boots at q. ". Heck's.
others charge three dollars.
Contractors, Horning & Goshen, are
pushing the work rspidly forward on the
FhkeF building on Main street
Howard Kirk has improved the appear
Ahee Of his tobacco store in Patterson BIZ
putting in Z large show window.
The beautiful weather has brought ont
'A7 io'iers aud shai flies. The shad flies
pass away, but the loafers, never.
heT. Nr. Russell, OF Altoona. administer
- 'he Lords Supper in the Lost Creek
ff''Oyteriau church last Sabbath.
lhers are thirty-one candidates in the
'ea already, in Huntingdon county, with
VII! niteen Offices TO be filed this fall,
N's lila J. Leyder, of Thompsontown,
returned home, after lengthy visit
OHg friends in Indiana and Michigan.
young man in Tyrone, who certainly
TIE Irritation craze, wa. discovered the
'-ef Gay, trying &c tiirt with his mother.
'''ee The opening Of the hospital in Al
''Ona' a very short time ago, quite a num-
Oa Of Patients were admitted for treatment.
L. b. Robson, of Milford township. grad
''ea from the Medical University of Mary
1na last week, and now is a full fledged N.
= 'ourth ASH pit has bsen put in at the
va wharf for the purpose of hooking cut
sL's HE they are standing on the
North siding.
average juror in Somerset county
DC very ignorant man, one would be
n "eheEe after reading the following !:
twenty jurors called in Somerset
last Week, eighteen of them admitted
"ey aid not read the newspapers.