Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-04-12
SHORT LOCfLS.


Sulpher and molassus will take
away that tired spring feeling.
Trout catching time opens next
Saturday the 18th day of April.
Judge Lucien Doty of Westmore-
land Co, was in town on Monday
Ir. W. W. Sharon of McAlister-
lIls will move to Newport in May.
Huntingdon Presbytery convened
yesterday, Tuesday, April 10, at Mt.
Union.
Lehigh county farmers complain of
the low prices offered for native
Lorses.
The railroad engineers moved their
Office from this town on Saturday to
LewistoTp.
Mcleod has resigned the Presi-
dency and receivership OF the Read
ing railroad.
Barn burning fiends got in their
work in Morrison's Cove on the night
of the 4th inst.
See announcement of excursion
rate tickets to the Worlds Fair in
another column.
3frs. Vim. Mclaughlin Of Ferman-
agh township, died on Tuesday even.
ing, aged so years.
The Lutheran congregation will
hold festival in the Lutheran church
next Friday evening.
Mrs. A. K. Troutman of near Ori-
entail, this county, died Of consump-
ton on Monday, April 3.
Judge Barton and ex-Prothono-
tary Meminger of Tuscarora Valley
were N town on Tuesday.
Twonty men engaged in stretch
ing four telephone wires, stayed ov-
er Sunday at the Jacobs House.
Sheriff Isenberg and son of Lewis
town, visited the Sheriff of Juniata
County on business on Saturday.
The post mister of Philadelphia,
John Field has resigned. He was
appointed by President Harrison.
4 mixture of rain, acow and sleet
fell last Thursday night aud stopped
oats ground blowing On the farms.
J. c. Okeson Of Tuscarora Valley,
died of mumps on the 5th inst. He
is a son Of James OGeson, deceased
The Perry County Democrat says
it is reported there are ninety cases
of measles in Landisburg and viciu
itv.
\ brisk shower of rain accompan-
led with thunder and lightning pass
ed over this place on Saturday even
ing.
William Adams of this place, and
his cousin Latimer Wilson of Van
Vert went to Pittsburg on Wednes-
day.
1t is reported that certain parties
killed fish by exploding dynamite in
the river near Cotter's hole last San
day.
Clothing Merchant Harley is East
buying in n new stock of:Men's Cloth
ing. The new goods will be on next
week.
The Governor has signed the bill
that prevents the killing of deer in
Fsn- -.ania for the period of three
%.
Ross Beashor of Fayette, is on the
way to recovery from a severe case
of mumps that housed him q number
of weeks.
81 hear that Follibuck's splendid
new house beggars description" "
Yes; and it has beggared Follibock,
too .'-Ex.
A good many people complain Of
slight bowel ailment, pain, &c 1t is
hoped that the ailment IS not the
fore-runner of cholera.
The letters uucallea for, for the
week ending April 8, in the Miflin-
town post office were for G. n.
Shickler, Miss Bella Edward.
Next Saturday will be tree plant
ing day, and Saturday, the 29th inst,
will be tree planting day. The two
days are to suit the different loca-
tions in the state.
A fire destroyed r. H. Montgom-
ery's builders mills, coach works,
about 1 o'clock on the morning of
the 5th inst, in Lewistown. Esti-
mated Loss, $4,000. Insurance,
$4,000 Origin of fire not known.
Thieves made q break in the win
dow Of GIcClintic's hardware store
tE1 other night, but the breaking
2 SIS aroused people in that neigh
borhoOd, and the rascals fled to eg-
cape from arrest.
The LewistOwn Free Press says:
Howard Pecht is the champion East,
er egg eater, having taken 10 "a from
morning to night on Sunday. Sur
PR lug to tell, he turned up at school
all right on Monday morning.
HolIidaysburg Register: Constable
McGraw on Saturday, arrested,
Frank Tierney of Altoona, and Geo.
Walten and Edward Farrell Of Holli-
daYsburg, for fast driving through
our streets, and Justice Lowery fin
ed them $25 each TO swell the Dor
ough treasury.
THE growth of Methodism in The
Junlata District of the Central Penn
;.ylvanla Conference during the last
twenty-five years has been as follows:
charges, D: members 8 800: churches