Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-06-23
SHORT LOCALS.

'S' oon't 60 out to Swim on Sunday.
Mrs. Kreider is enlarr:pe her hons. m
Cherry street. VI
1T is said that counterfeit 10 cen, niece,
are in circulation.
BrOdie Crawford is quite i'll with bemo,.
rhage OF the lungs.
An Altoona lawyer won a horse a. ..,
fie few days ago.
York county plants ten thousand acres in
tobacco this year.
FOR the genuine, felt, Mexican soubrero.
call at r. E. Parker's store.
Fermanagh township has lsO more of a
population than it had ir 1870.
Major Nevin and faraily have been visit.
ing relatives and friends In town.
"H- Hill, 1892" is the inscription on
land turtle, that inhabits Burnt Cabins.
Some people have no conversation tbs,
uoes not Contain abuse of other people.
DR.. Alexander TAFT has located in Thomb-
sonto"n for the practice of homeopathy.
The axle-tree of Sheriff Kelly's carriage
broke twice while he was on the trip to
Gettysburg.
Brindie is showing the house of Mr.. Weld
man and Miss stouffer, rapidly on toward
completion.
The Banks will be closed on Monday, July
9th. Notes due On the 5th will be payable
on the Srd of July.
The editor of the Huntingdon Globe was
to Chicago, and expresses himself q, highly
pleased with the place.
Officer Hamilton has been repairing the
wooden pavements, and filling Up the un-
even places in the streets.
Summer began on Sunday, and will end
three months hence-on the 2Ist of Sep
tember. This is almanac doctrine.
This break that was made in the Court
House Yard fence by the storm on the llth
day of last July, has been repairedA
For the benefit of the Ssbbath-schooi
library, an ice cream festival was held by
yPresbyterians on Saturday evening.
Garfield is the fiIs: preacher candidate for
the Presidency. Will the preachers all
have fellow feeling and vote for hint
The term of Miss Lizzie Loudon's school
was closed on Friday. On Saturday the |
school held picnic in Sclweier's wood.
Hats like those worn By Spanish Don,
at Perker's store; also, all other kinds |
Don't be afraid TO ask for what you want.
A barn on the o. p. Harris farm in Nil
ford township has been rooted with straw.
In days gone by people called IT thatching.
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Tobias Kreiier, railroad engineer, re-
siding at Bells Mills, Blair county, was in
town on Monday. He is an ardent Garfield |
man.
The Snyder county IribuHs has such q
high regard for Garfield that it publishes
the picture of George Washington as the |
picture of Mr.. Garfield.
7 The Christy stable is being repaired. The
Stable is one of the old land d-uiarss- A half |
century ago Rev. Mr.. Hutchinson used it to
stable his horse and COW IN.
Mrs. Magner, who has been i'll with con-
sumption a. one of the hotels in this place,
was removed to the home Of Mr.. Nicely, |
near BeAletown, on Thursday.
The fishing party, that had camped in the
Narrows about two miles east of Lewistown
dam, returned on Saturday evening. They |
had number of visitors during the week.
A cake walk will be held in Liberty
School House, in Payette township, one |
mile east OF McAlisteryille on the evening |
of June &c, for the benefit of the Sabbath
school.
Senator John A. Lemon has a contract |
for Strengthening a half mile of railroad
west of Coatsville. He also has contract |
for Strengthening out the Democratic candi-
date for Auditor General.
A new time table has been put into oper-
alton, for the running of passenger trains /
on the PENNSYLVANIA railroad. The Allan |
Tie Express east has been taken off, and the |
mail in the evening will go east on the Mail |
at 6.0T.
Judge Baker, of Bloomfield, Perry coun-
ty, founded the Perry County Freeman forty |
wears ago, and has been its editor and pro-
prietor ever since the day Of its birth The |
Judge is good man, and pleasant gen.
tleman.
/ Robert III. Patterson, cf Peru Mills, was |
so unfortunate as 20 fall in Fairmount Park, |
Philadelphia, some days ago, and BY the
fall broke his left arm near the shoulder
Joint I'VE hope to hear OF speedy recov-
ery from the effects of the misfortune.
The CROW and blackbird have been the
object of the wrath of the agriculturist, |
but now how happy tie people in the dis
tricts that are overrun bv the army worm |
would be to have tiocks of crows and black |
birds to gather up the gay, festive and de-
structive army worm.
The Altoona Tribune OF June 10Th SAID
Mr. Wilson L. Cramer, train master at Mi- |
fin. has been in the city for day or two
mast. on official business. Mr.. Cramer has
long been one of the railroad company's
most faithful and efficient officers. He is
worthy of a whole division TO superinterd.i |
Commencement week at Lafayette Col
lege will be opened by sermon and address
on Baccalaureate day-Sunday. June u.
Monday, June 2s, will be Senior Class day.
Tuesday, June a9, will be Alumni day
Wednesday, June so, will be Commence
ment day. Thursday, July /, will be Ex-
animation day.
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