Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-06-27

Of said borough. TIE provisions of said
ordinance viii De strictly enforced.
JEREMIAH LYONS,
Chief Burgess.
Pic-nics.
Festivals.
Head work.
Hard work.
Heart work.
Money work.
Narrow-toed shoes
Camp meeting talk.
LewistowI. people pic mic at Macedonia.
Lemonade, drink it, there Is health in it.
Harvested wheat, in Cumberland valley.
Port Royal has man and woman scan
dal
New schedule for the running of railro ad
trains.
Turnips, it is said, are good for hog
cholera.
The newsboys on the railroad have regu-
iation suits
Aspecial session Of the Normal School
viii open July IS.
heavy rain fell at Miffintown on last
Thursday afternoon
The Frantiin county fair will be held 0c-
tober 3, 10, IL and u.
The Lutherans OF Holidays burg propose
remodeling the!r church.
Lewistown has temperance meeting in
the Town Hall every Monday evening.
Thieves robbed the Ch4mbersburg post
oihce OF some SIS in money, last week.
There is a colored man in this town who
does not chew tobacco or drink whisky.
The Supreme Court for the Middle Dis
trict VIII close its sessions on Saturday.
a repulsive looking green worm is eating
the leaves off the currant bushes in town.
The Catholic congregation of Lewistown
will hold a picnic on Saturday, June Both.
The affairs of the National Bank OF Mis-
souri, are to be placed in the hands of a
receiver.
The longest iay is in the past, and day
rEht is preparing TO slide a part of itself
into night.
The Susqushanna Synod Of the Lutheran
Church ne: et Bloomsburg, Columbia coun-
", last Thursday.
Pulyerized hen manure, when sprinkled
Oh potato tops, drives away potato bugs
So says an exchange.
Growers of sweet potstOes, in Franklin
county, say 4 sweet potato bag is eating the
plants of the sweet potato.
The season at Long Branch was opened
Tuesday by the hriug OF guns, and display
Of Gags, By tie hotel keepers.
The Mayor Of Altoona has issued proc
iamatIon :or special election to be held on
the 8ist Of July for City Recorder.
The rope walker who exhibited in Patter-
son few DAYS ago, fell from rope dis
tancs Of forty feet, at HolIidaysburg-
Philadelphia Markets Wheat. Pennsyl-
Tania and westers amber, prime at s2.G2
a20s. Corn is active at sic. Oats i7to
Ole.
II is amusing 10 hear neigRDoring towns.
that are jealous and enyious, make the ef-
fort TO prove that Harrisburg is not rail-
son. cea.re.
Rev. J A. OeAoyef, of the Hcilitays-
burg II. E. Church, bought a seven thou-
sand dollar farm on the North Branch Of
the Susqaehanna.
Batman's whistle on the foundry reminds
people in that vicinity, Of the time when
the railroad shop whistle announced the
hours at which to begin and to quit work.
Wien YOU hear a man or woman often
cliticise the little harmless faults OF neigh
Dor, pat the speaker down on your list oil
bad people, utterly unworthy of confidence.
The annual examination of the Soldiers
Orphans School at McAlistervile will take
place on Friday, July 6. All can make
it suit 70 attend are cordially invited TO do
so.
The barn in which the first Presbyterian
preaching aas delivered, in Everett, Bed
ford county, was tern down some days ago.
The preaching wss done by Rev. John
Chamberlain in 1921.
Last Thursday morning a brisk shower OF
rain fell before O'CLOCK. The saying that
% if il rains before il vii; clear before IL
A. NJ" did not hold good, fer Il did not
clear before noon.
TIE funeral procession of Mr. Sellers was
driven from Giffiin to McAlisterville in
about one hour and quarter. 1t ratified
along as if going to or from an Irish wake,
or going 10 or from horse race.
Esard o. WesraIl died in Warren county,
Pa, was brought TO his fathers residence
in Fayette township, and thence to Union
Cemetery, south of this place for inte ment,
last Thursday. He was aged about fifty
years.
Harrisburg has scandal. The chief
clerk in the Auditor Generals office is a
party TO it, In is not money affair; ii is
a man and a woman case. Mr. Temple,
Auditor General, has been most uDfortu-
ezfe In the eaiacfion aF his clerks