Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-06-16
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darneld was Congressman.
Garfield was State legislator.
Garfeld is United State Senator.
pie. W e All 'he Peo'
UP goes the mercury, down goes the ic,
cream.
uariieid will be President of the United
States.
Slippers are the fashionable foot wear TO,
children.
DO not forget the meeting of the County
Committee.
Wild turkeys are reported as plenty in
the woods.
Cumberland county complains of fly in
the wheat.
FROM present appearance wheat harves,
will begin carly.
Aiffiin county veterans held q reunion at
Ailroy last Thursday.
Garfield was boat driver and a carpen.
ter in his boyhood days.
Stephen Reno cut and put into shock. his
field of barley, last week.
Chester county land owners in large num-
oers are planting hedge fence.
The Democrats of Franklin county have
nominated Stenger for Congress.
The number of people in Fermanagh
township, as per late census, is 1924.
Virginia has had five Presidents. Gar
field will make the third one for Ohio.
Father Walsh, priest of the Catholic
church at Altoona, died last Wednesday.
Old Rye Whisky for fifty cents a pint, at
Banks 4 Co.'S drug store, Miffiintown, Pa.
Democratic writer's are doing their best
against Garfield on De-Golyer and Mobilisr.
There are a number of people in the vi
cinity of town suffering with fever and ague.
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d. &. Lantz is home from Kansas, On a
visit to his friends, his family accompany
ing him.
The Sabbath-schools of Mifiiintown and
Patterson will picnic in Schweier's wood on
the 3rd of July.
Sabbath-schools open the picnic season.
The season generally closes in September
in picnic dance.
The River Brethren are holding a love-
feast at the place of Rev. Abraham Book in
Fermanagh township.
Sheriff Kelly and family started on Mon
DAY, in a Carriage, to Gettysburg, by way of
Bloomfield and Carlisle.
The daughter of Mr.. Levi Trego is lying
dangerously i'll at the house of her father in
Tuscarora township.
When Democratic statesman does not
like Republican political opponent. he
calls him machine man.
To kill potato bugs, treat them to a dose
of Paris Green, bought at Banks & Co.'s
drug store, Mifilintown, Pa.
Elihu Benner says, that since he has
been buying grain, he has not known corn
to be lower In price than now.
ssThe annual session of the Grand Lodge
Knights of Pytbias viii be held in Carlisle,
Pa, on the 18th of August next"
A thunder shower passed over this place
at midnight on Thursday, which WAS fol-
lowed by other thunder showers throughout
Friday.
The rain on Saturday was heavy one,
and was accompanied by stormy wind,
which blew down a considerable quantity OF
fence.
T Irwin C. Dimm and Philo D. Hamlin, who
were on a visit to the State of Illinois, have
returned. They speak well Of the western
country
Lawyers Parker, Stone and Patterson
were up to Sulphur Springs one day last
week. They got home just in time to es-
cape the rain.
A Western editor says one hug is worth
a dozen love letters, and they cannot be IN
troduced as evidence in breach OF PROM
ise suit, either.
selinsgrove and Middleburg people-Sny-
der county-talk of putting up telephone
between the two place, the cost Of which is
estimated at s5OO.00.
Garfield is a man of great versatility; he
can .spreach, pray, fight, legislate or enforce
a law. lust as the needs of the country de-
mapd the ssrvice."
Mrs Hover died at the residence OF her
husband, Jacob Hover, in Fermanagh town-
ship, on Tuesday of last week. inter'nen'
in Union Cemetery.
! A stroke of lightning, on Saturday. kiiiea
fOur head oil Callic lof
in Spruce HiR township-two cows ana TWO
head of yousg cattle.
The electric light in show that exhibited
.t Huntington was struck by lightning al .
O'Clock las, Thursday night -Four men
xers hurt, one quite severely.
Garfield represented one OF the on'o IRON
districts in Congress, and it is not prooao''
that such a district would send free trader
70 Congress. Wait and learn.
A large party of amateur fishermen open
a camp in the Narrows between tn''
n,,ce and Lewistown, on Monday ihe'
propose camping out till Saturday,
The third annual commencement auuie'o
ofIewis,own Academy Will Dc dei'e
Nv Rev. Chas. J. Little, A. NJ, oi DicA,n
.on College, on Monday, June 2i't' o T. u
One of the mos. wonderful discoveries VI
,he ACE is the fact that you can ouy u''
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