Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1886-04-28

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SHORT LOC.fLS.
Court week.
The politicians are stirring.
p.sa hall clubs are organizing.
The barefoot boy was out last week.
Congressman Bayne, of Pittsburg, is kick
ing.
The leaves came forward rapidly last
week.
The public schools in town closed last
week.
VIM. RoIlman is enlarging his business
place.
The sucker fishers have about quit for the
season.
Only little more than q month till ba SIS
fishing time.
Sabbath Schools in the country are being
recognized.
The new Presbyterian church will take
100000 brick.
A good deal of attention is given to the
court this week.
There was a splendid April shower on
Saturday evening.
The history of the five counties is pro-
nounced fine work.
Mexico people have taken good deal of
stock in the creamery.
file blossom is the promise of the fruit,
cherries are to be plenty.
The thermometer went in the shade to
eighty-iiye last Thursday.
A majority of the citizens of Newport
voted against water works.
viii Irwin, of Hollidaysburs, is visiting
the family Of Senator Patterson.
The wife of Ex-Governor Pollock died in
Philadelphia on Saturday morning.
C.P. Pannebakcr, editor of the Coalport
Standard, was in town on Friday.
DR.. Higbee will not go. The question
is, can the Governor remove him9
Fred Stevens, of Norristown, was visit
ing friends IN this place last week.
II. 7. McAli>ier, Of McAlistcrville, gave
adnner TO his friends last Thursday.
Frank Cayeny, graduate of the Herald
Office, LETT for Philadelphia last week.
The thermometer reached one hundred
and two degrees in the sun on Friday.
Farmers of Juniata county viii hold {
convention in tie Court House, IN June.
wsg suggests that President Cleveland
hold a competitive examination for wife.
Governor Pattison aud a few friends were
on a fishing trip to Blair county last week.
Westmoreland county people are good
deal disturbed over FIVE mill county tax
The country generally is disgusted witt
the violence manifested by the recent strik.
ers.
The boy wishes for manhood days, snd the
man wishes for the hopeful days of boyhood
life.
There has been no strikes yet for an ad
vance in the wages OF sin.-Pittsburg Chron
icle.
Easter was productive Of colored eggs for
the children, and new bonnets for the Ia
dies.
The Huntingdon Reformed church is tC
be repaired to the extent of five hundred
dollars.
William f. E;ks has received position
as book-keeper at Wannam1ker's in Phila-
delphia.
The Pennsylvania State Teachers AssO
citation will meet at Allentown, July 9th, I'll
and sth.
John MtLaughIin, who lives near Por
Royal, is talked of as a candidate for asso
ciate judge.
During the summer the Pennsylvania Rail
road conductors will each be allowed twelve
days vacation.
The contractors we're interested in tht
bids for the building of Westminster Pres
byterian Church.
All the license petitions to sell liquor bu
two, in Mitiin county, We're granted by the
Court last week.
The Republicans of Crawford county will
hold their primary election on the frs
Tuesday in June.
John Tyson, living at the lock north U
town, has captured three wild cats this yes
on Shade mountain.
There is a penalty OF FIVE dollars fer rot
bing a BIRDS nest if one is found out, aud
the law is enforced.
The oats has been put in the ground, b.
anumber Of farmers are back with the
corn ground piowing.
Three to four Thousand communists vii
several brass bands paraded the streets
Chicago iast Sunday.
J. E. Jamison's peach orchard of fou
teen hundred trees, in Fayette township
give promise of fruit.
The Secretary OF the Treasury has issue
acaIl for $4,000, ,O00 three per cent bonds
The call natures June l.
On Saturday, George Blastenoerger
appointed Associate Judge tor Perry cou
ty, by Governor Pattison.
A new organ was placed in the Lickr
Creek Lutheran church last week, and
used in the service last Sabbath.
c. W Laird has been east and Dongn'