Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-09-15
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Come to the Fair.
Court closed on FRIDAY.
: Scarce-Butter and eggs.
The foundry is being re-roofed.
Who cares for the ice famine now.
The Juniata Hotel has a new landlord
The State Fair is kept open on Sunday.
A great walking match will take place on
the fair ground on Thursday afternoon
DR.. Brazee, of Academia, has been quite
sick.
1t rained on Thursday, both day and
night.
The stone quarries at Huntingdon are in
full blast.
About one hundred bass were caught on
Saturday,.
John Martin shot seven gray squirrels on
Saturday.
1.-The turbah has become quite fashionable
for ladies' and girls
Agricultural implement agents were plea-
ty during court week.
When you come to the Reunion and the
Fair, stop II and see Graybil's stock OF
Furniture.
General Grants Turkish horses are at the
State Fair ON exhibition.
This is the week that most farmers wish
to devote TO sowing wheat.
Candidates were around among the at
tendants at court last week
Il Between EvandaIe and Richield there are
seventy. five acres in tobacco.
Old folks of Warriors Marx, Huntingdon
county, are TO hold reunion.
II. g. Fisher, Republican candidate fol-
Congress, is in the county now.
Tomorrow, Perry county soldiers will
hold their reunion at Marysyllle.
The Republicans carried everything il
Vermont by an increased majority.
Governor Hoyt formally opened the Stat,
Fair at Philadelphia, on the 9th inst.
Reuben Caveny is home from Atlantic
City, where he kept cottage for boarders:l
On the 20th of this month the Lutheran
Synod of Central Pennsylvania will convene
at Milroy. sIiffiin county.
The finest of Upholstered Furniture a
Graybill's Furniture Store. Stop IN on Fai
week and be convinced.
It is not the last rose of summer, but the
golden leaf of autumn that is looked for.
Al. Patterson has been talking for tn
Democratic erring brethren in Perry county
Presbvterians held festival for the Sab
= bath-school in Patterson last Saturday even
ing.
: The Shellenbergers, at Goodwill, in Fay
| ette township, have housed lot of fine to
bacco.
Rev. r. F. Wilson, pastor at Port Royal
preached in the Presby terian chapel on Sun
day.
People talked horse and agricultural ma
chinery riiore during court week than poll
tics.
{ Robert Parker leads the fashion in hats
1 lie keeps almost everything else for sale II
his store.
The Republicans carried the Democrati
: city of Wilmington at the late municiPa
election.
| One of the humorous features of the ia
will be a mule race, on Thursday afternooI
ID. Stone and E. S. Doty, j., have bee
making speeches for the Democracy in Mi
D Hin county.
e The Republican Senatorial Conferenc
= will meet at Foorman's hotel in Patterson
$ on Thursday.
!. Wilson Goodling, lunstic from Susqu'
d hanna township, was lodged in Jail ie
days ago.
: One of the places to visit when you con
Is to town on Reunion day is the Aammot
Furniture Store of John ). Graybill.
VIM. NJ. Allison addressed the CARRIE
and Arthur Club at McAlisterviile last Sa
IN urday evening.
5. Harley is row in the city and will be hon
E. with a lot of new and fashlonaoie ciolnil
er for reunion day and fair week.
e The citizens of Miffiintown and Patters'
are requested, so far as possible, to dec
rate their houses on Reunion day.
'e Con-. on DECORATIONS.
r When Frederick Burns, lunatic, was TAXI
lie into the Court House, he said to the Ooui
to :. am running for Governor"
5 Neal NJ. Stewart, of McCoysviiie' "hl
1. attendance at court last week, took Il
r mumps. which caused him to feel quite u
d, comfortable:
Mt Dad Fsnenschade's advertisement. 1
oil has many articles not ment'oneu'
his store. and ask for what you want
- Col. Huling Post G. A. R. of Lewiston "
$. IN .,,a,d the Soldiers Reunion at III
as nlace next week-on the 2Srd INST
An excursion goes "
IN O'Clock, to the State Fair at fhiiAu
= mia. Price of tickets, down anu O''
1925.
us All kinds of goods and articles from
sf a window shade to foot STOOL and nd, masn' a
on oan, haa,tead. for sale at Graybiirs run
ne ,nre store. when you come to the fa,r =
'e, psunion. it will be good time to call a
-, see for yourself.
90 ed Last spring Mrs. Magruder, wife oi .o~ .as
:. SON Magruder. who lives in walke, uo -"
ship, had one bushel of potatoes o,s,,sS. usIas :
from Ohio. The potatoes were rep, planted, .o,a,o
n the yield is fifty bushels. The p0'A''
- c.llss the " Ohio Beauty"