Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-07-28
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oamp-meeting people are getting ready.
} ket. P'a'oes i'i'o mar
Phosphate fertilizers are coming into rs.
more and more.
The frost that was predicted for the a4tb
failed to appear.
Coiored people in Huntingdon are buiId :
ing new church.
Patterson school directors have let the
) schools in that town.
T. :. Parker has moved to his farm at
Walnut, for the summer.
With all the delay in getting up the oats
The harvest is not late one.
II is said that the mornings of the coming
autumn viii be unusually foggy.
Scarlet fever prevails to a considerable
degree in Slim Valley, this county.
Riverside Park is said to be the incest
Kind oil place to hold pic-nics in.
Mrs. George Jacobs has been quite sick
curing the past week with pleurisy.
Merchant Cook, in Patterson, sells goods
as cheap as ever, at the Todd stand,
! Jonas Reno is preparing to build brick
house on his farm in Fermanagh township.
Fishermen canght quite number of eels
oy nook and line last week during the ram.
General J. P. Taylor and Mrs. TAYLOR.
from Miffiin county, were in town last week.
II. S. Moist, of Walker township, had
his right arm broken by a wagon running
over it.
Moses Kyle, a well-known citizen of
Walker township, died on last Friday, aged
80 years.
Mrs David Banks has been quite i'll at
the house of her son, Mr.. William Banks,
in Fermanagh township.
For Sale-A first rate two-horse Wagon.
For particulars, address Robert Mcintyre,
Peru Mills, Juniata county, Pa.
The Franklin Repository says: Farmers
who have threshed their wheat say that they
have not half crop this year.
One night last week, near midnight, the
editor of The OUl was set upon by couple
of young men and pounded severely.
There will be preaching services in the
NJ. E. church next Sabbath, morning and
evening. by the pastor, Rev. W. V. Canoe.
Cigar and cigarette smoking is indulged
in to large extent by New York ladies'
After that say no more about your grand
mothers pipe.
There was 4 case of domestic infelicity
in Patterson last week, but the case was not
AS bad by 80 per cent. as was dispatched to
the city papers.
Mrs. Mason Clayton will deliver a lecture
in the Lutheran Church on next Sabbath |
evening, at - O'Clock. Subject :'The
National Curse
The river last week was quite muddy, |
clearly proving by it color, that the streams
that feed it run through formations of yell
low limestone soil.
The infant child of Joseph Hess, photog- |
rapher, died on Sabbath night, after a short
Illness. Intermest in Presbyterian grave
ward on Tuesday evening.
Music in Greenwood township is mani
fasling itself through brass band, which |
has been organized by young men who live
in the vicinity of the Seven Stars.
DIR. Tanner is getting along finely on his
diet of wind and water. He has passed the
30th day of the fast, and from present ap-
pearance he will fast the full 40 days.
There will be a grand picnic at Thomp-
sontown on THURSDAY, in Thompson's wood.
1t is not public picnic it is an invita-
ton picnic. Many invitations have been
sent out.
General Hancock and Mr.. Tilden spent an |
evening together about the close of last |
week in New York, and thereby hangs a
tale Out of which may grow Hancock's let
Ter of acceptance.
Mrs. Foster from Harrisburg, and Mrs.
Foster from Washington, ladies who were |
born in this town and whose father was
Ben niamn Law, spent few days in this their
native place last week.
Last Friday a man named Thomas SHAFT
fer was arrested in Altoona and lined by |
Justice Rose, for swearing. The costs AMI
the fine made quite snug little bill for the
,.-.f,na man tn foot
A valuable horse owned by Porter Thomp |
son hanged himself by getting his head fast |
between posts in his stall, few days ago. |
Mr.. Thompson had been offered $3.50 for
the horse only few days before the acci- |
dent.
aJacob Givler, at one time employed as
freight conductor on the II. & b. I. K. K,
died at Renova, on the Sth inst, in his 6sth
wear. Mr. Givler was well known In the
Juniata Valley, having married In Juniata
county in 1881"
The Democratic brethren in this county
bay+ already announced for office: For Sen
ator, Henry Sulouf, Thomas McCulloch, L.
5. Doty. Jr., VIM. Ulsh, J. T. Dimm, Cloyd
Horning. W. NJ. Dimm; for Assembly, John
D. Milliken, Joseph Bell, Orin NJ. herlin,
ID. B. McWilliams, A. j. Ferguson.
He was a naughty man who wrote and
published the following: 'sMen and women
will do almost anything now for fashions
sake. We believe if the fg-lcaf costume,
so stylish in Adam and Ewes time, was IN
troduced our modest caterers to iashion's
freaks would don it without shiver"
Col. VIM. Bell, of this place, is selling
the ..Hagerstewn Best Drill" with or with
out fertilizer attachment; the Hauck Fod-
der Cutter and Grinder, the Young Amer
lea Corn and Cob Mill, the SyracSse Piow,
and a variety of Cider Machines, and other
agricultural implements.
The Democrats at Johnstown put up
Hancock and En- glish pole, but the queer