Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-08-20
SHORT LOCHLS.

Almost everybody in town pic-nickeG
somewhere last week.
Jiniata tobacco is looked upon with con.
siderable favor in market.
Bass fishers are disconsolate; the waters
have been muddy so long.
A camp-mecting will be opened a, W s.er
loo. this county, Oh the 2oth inst.
Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy To
oacc". Dec. 4, ls7s-ly.
/ The dismantlement of the Lutheran
church was vigorously begun on last Wed
nesday.
II you want new or second handed Sew
ing Machine, go to rodd's. He has them
at s. to $40.
George B. McCulloch; of Farmers Grove
this county, is student at the State Nor.
maj School, located at Indiana, Pa.
The Jail is great place of resort in win.
ter time, but in summer time no one de.
sIres close quarters within its walls.
g 1t is stated that 4 Jrrseyman cleared
two hundred dollars on an acre of cucum-
bersi it is not stated how much the doctors
cleared"
Walter klinepeter, Of Bloomfield, Perry
equity, has put up windmill in his barn.
yard 10 pump water out of well that is 80
feet deep.
George o. Anderson killed rattle snake
that had 20 ratt,es on its tail aud was about
four feet long, last Saturday, on Shade
mountain.
When the combination man comes around
and asks you not 10 vote for Kelly, give
him 10 underst that you know who he
has baTgAined with.
J. B n. Todd has an entirely new style
of Sewing Machine, which has an irdica-
tor, showing tie number of stitches to the
inch. Go and see il.
Mr.. Holmes Dysipger, student Of Penn
syivania College, viii preAch for the Luth-
eran congregation ia Graybill's Hail, next
5 abblth ct l0s O'Clock, A. NJ.
A report prevails that Albright, lie r,rr-
dcrcr OF Miller, was found with a ballet
hole through his head, dead, in a cave near
Girty's notch on the SuSquo hanna, II Per
~ county.
4 tush-meeting will be held on the land
of Ar. d. z. MiuichaH, two miles southeast
cf Ariilintown, commencing Saturday ercn-
ing. August 80. Several ministers will be
present On the occasion.
James McMeen, of Fayette township, un-
CARED a lot Of thrifty heifers and cows at
Niiilin station, ON Sa;u.d ~, and took them
to his farm near McAlistervile. The cattle
was CARED from Bureau county, Illinois.
This Is old but true: When one fellow
meets another with new hat he goes up
and tries il on. When girl meets another
with new hat she turns Ep her nose and
fashioned soup-tureen."
The Lewistown Sentinel says: A large
hog jumped of freight train at the red
rock on D. A. Esterline's division one day
last week, and singular to say, WIS none the
worse, as it was gathered up and shipped
next freight.
The school board in town have selected
John McMeen, of Turbett township, to fill
the vacancy created in the corps of teach
ers by the resignation OF NJ. Hibbs. Mir.
Hibbs resigned for the purpose cf further
pursuing bis studies.
There will be close watch put on such
Republicans as are asr!raats 20 nomination.
in their own PARTY, and who propose to
make it a point by which eight or ten Re-
publican voters in each township will be
seduced into voting against the Republican
ticket
George Jacobs, Jr., of this place, Her
man North, of this place, Edgar Tennis, of
Thompsontown, Miss Mary North, of this
place, Miss Bell Stuart, OF Huntingdon, and
Miss Emma Tennis, of Thomp>entown
formed a party to Robert II. Patterson's
place, at Peru Mills, last week.
The crowd to camp-meeting this year
has not been less thIn in years past. While
this is an age for house worship, the love
for service under the trees has not been
cultivated out of the mind, and never can
be II was born In man, ami what Is inborn
cannot be cultivated, or bred out.
II. A. Stainbaugh, Joseph Rothrock, Sol
omon Slcber, Amcs Stoufier, 3onsthan
Kauffinah, Isaac Poienbercer, all engaged
in hauling stones for the new Lutheran
church or Monday. A great interest is
already manifest TO know what the fathers
put in the cornerstone. which will lie re-
vealed after the stone has been removed.
Because the inclement aspect of the wea-
ther Kept a large number Of peopis from at
tending the picnic 1t ThompsOntown re-
Gently, the management have called another
picnic to meet in Thompson's grove on
Wednesday, August %, 1873. Miller's Gel
ebrated Band from Lancaster viii be pres
ent and furnish music for the OCCASION
Henry Hartman, cf Walker township, who
is young man just in the fdll vigor OF man
hood, and the owner of one OF the best
FARMS in the county, will please accept cur
ackuow ledgment fOI large basket OF
peaches. May he ever be blessed IN house
and barn, aud in field. and live happily to a
good old age before he is gathered to his
Fathers house in the world to come.
Lieutenant James K. Kelly is gaining
friends every day through tie false stories
that his opponents circulate against him
They are telling that ne failed to pay GER
tain legitimate hotel bills. Wherever known
il is well understood that kelly Is one ci the
class OF men that recognizes no other rule
than that Of meeting an honest trust or OBJ
LEGATION, and so many know hin that wheT
sfcl false stories are set atioat. the stories
,l ;rSta.l of dniuU him harm