Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-09-29
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'o'e ior Fisher for Congress
Colds were prevalent last week
"iid ducks appear on the river
some people cat roasted aeorns
Vote for Smiley for State Senate.
Young ladies gather beautiful le,r..
he crowd on reunion day was l,ro.
Vote for Pomeroy for Legislature
Inc peanut business was brisk on >. r,;
day. ''N oh re-nnio
bers. petty roo
" W. Fisher was in Snyder county las
inere is no keeping up with the freaks O
county. " Dn'inguo'
Let every Republican pay hi, tax besor
Saturday. '''Oi
There is TO be snow in octoh.. ..
Vennor says. "
Some OF the county fairs indulge in bal
loon ascension.
Acorns are plenty. Bushels NAV be gath
cred in the woods.
lars. Ddughman had a splendid collectio,
OF flowers at the fair
The Reunion and the fair, all in a rush
and over like horse race.
The blue birds sings its farewell SON,
these golden autumn days.
The Democrats raised a pole in Patterson
on last Wednesday evening.
Tramps direct their course southward n.
the cool weather comes on.
Diphtheria RACES in many places in Cam.
oria county with fatal effect.
The rain on Monday night is bringing the
wheat out OF the ground nicely.
Major I. J. Frow, from Lewistowu. was
In attendance on reunion day.
The people who were drunk on reunion
day, were, as rule, very drunk.
Conrad, of the Meveytown Journal, at
tended the reunion in the evening.
Speer took five thousand dollars back paw,
and put the money into his pocket.
l The new Presbyterian preacher was duly
installed in the parsonage last Friday.1
For Sale-A secondhand Golden Tongue
Organ For particulars call at this office.
What folly for Greenbacker to support
such note shaver or discounter as Speer.
Newton Hamilton people believe that the
hills around that town are gold bearing hills
Mr.. Fleming, of the Huntingdon Monitor
was in town Oh Saturday, looking quite well.
When you get chills and fever, ague. YOUR
digestion is out of condition, and that is
ALL
Patterson people complain of the amount
of drunkenness on the evening of reunion
day.
Presbyterians preachers from all parts of
the world are holding a council IN Phlladel-
phia.
The freeman who sells his birth right to a
political still-hunter, is a lit subject for a
slave.
[ Literary societies are coming to the front.
rhBy will not thrive well until after the
election.
Chas. K. Smiley made many friends on
reunion day. He will make a frst-rate
The loudest Hancock man on reunion
day was the fellow that took Hancock tan
glefoot.
John Graybill, the furniture man, goes
fishing one day every week. The last catch
was % bass.
The reunion on Thursday, and the cloudy
weather on Friday morning, was not pro-
piuous for the fair.
The schools were closed in town last
Thursday and Friday, on account of the re-
union and fair.
FOR SALE-Fiye shares Cdd Fellows
Hall Association stock. If you wish to
buy, call at this office.
A famine, it is said, RACES in the counties
of Philips, Sheridan, RawIins, Decatur and
Sherman, in Kansas.
The papers say colored student was ex-
PEELED from the common schools of Alle-
gheny, but fail to tell why.
Ladies took an active part in decorating
last wednesday and Thursday morning, in
honor of the % Boys in Blue"
NETTING Jeremiah Lyons, Esq, and
B.F. Scnweier will address a Republican
meeting at East Salen, on Saturday even
ing, October ., 1880.
Johp 7 Nourse will address the Fayette
township Garfield and Arthur Club OF
Thursday evening.
The want of rain last week gave the wheat
that had previously been sown poor chance
10 sprout ont nicely and vigorously.
lOlt men say that there were more people
in Niffiintown on reunion day than at any
time within their knowledge.
The Democracy are on still hunt. Ihey
are moving around among the hills and BY
wavs. gathering whomsoever they can.
The news from, Maine is of such a cher
acter that eagles, roosters, cannons, &c''
are at a discount with some journals.
Prof. David Wilson and DR.. l.. L. Atkin-
son will address the Garfield and Arthar
Club. at Van Vert, next Thursday evening
The bachelors say that the young ladies'
do not desire to get married, or they have
not realized that leap year has more than
half passed.
rRepben Caveny, of McAlisterviile' went
tla,ba river TO catch bass, and be was sue
cessfuI He caught ten, two of which mea-
-. ,s inches in length.