Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-09-01

September brings in fall and winter fash
ions.
Free trade destroys American manufac
turing interests.
Protection developes American manufac
turing interests.
If you wish to buy real estate, consult
the columns of the Sentinel and Republican
Don't make Ounce of yourself by talk.
ing about war.
This will be the year for brsg huskings
the corn ears are large.
Ladies of Curwensyille, Clearfeld county,
have organized Garfield and Arthur Club.
The total electoral vote of the United
States of America is S6e.
Huntingdon children have whooping
cough.
The oats crop in the State is reported as
not very good.
Men in Selinssrove have been fined for
swearing while on the street.
Presbyterians in Bloomfield are about to
put new organ into their church.
Rev. David Beale preached in the Presby-
terisn chapel on Sabbath.
The Democrats and Greenbaekers swal-
lowed each other In Huntingdon county.
The peal of thunder was startling last
Wednesday.
City people are going home from country
resorts.
The politician will have an exciting time
from this time on till in November.
The river is too muddy for good bass
fishing.
Juniata Valley printers will picnic on
Saturday at Roaring Springs, Blair couaty.
The Democracy viii raise 4 pole ln Pat
tersOn on Saturday.
There used to be many tanneries in Ju-
niata county, but now they are nearly all
closed.
The street lamps that were put up few
years ago have nearly all been demolished.
Ten tramps were lodged in Jail on SAtur-
day, having been brought from the railroad.
County Superintendent are already en-
gagged in outlining work for Institute days.
R. Milton Speer was nominated for Con-
gress by the Democracy, in Patterson, last
Thursday. He cannot be elected.
The Republican County Committee will
meet at WHIPS hotel on saturday.
Hancockian-The large moustache and
minute imperial that many of the unterrf-
fed wear.
The Newton Hamilton camp-meeting man
agement have declared dividend Of 3 per
cent.
II. Banks Wilson, one of the County Com
MIS- toner's, has driving horses for sale. The
horses were brought from the West.
The heirs of john Adams, deceased, of
Walker township, offer a valuable farm for
sale. See bills.
Consult the columns of the Sentinel and
Republican for bargains in real estate. See
private sales.
Ex-Governor A. G. Curtin is again can
didate for Congress on the Democratic
ticket
ATTENTION - The Fayette township
Garfield and Arthur Club will be addressed,
at McAlisteryile, next Saturday evening, by
DIR. L., E. Atkinson. The public are invited.
ySolomon Sieber, of Fermanagh township,
has a Polan China SOW, the length OF which
is feet inches, girth feet inches:)
Daniel Coffman comes to town every Tues
da, and Friday with fresh beef, for saie'
from Tuscarora valley.
Ell. Taylor, a Chester county man, COM
mirted suicide at the Coleman House In
Leyistown, on Monday night.
Zone hundred barrels of cider have already
been made at the Zook cider press, in Lost
Creek valley.
heavy Shower of rain passed over this
nIace last W ednesday, and another on D un-
day.
Fop sAIE-Five shares Odd Fellows
Hall Association stock. Ii you WISH u
buy. call at this office.
The Spnreme Court in Indiana has cut
such capers in the interest OF DemocraeS'
that the State will go Republican In oc'o-
Der.
r.o d.rt clouds last Wednesday alter
noon caused people to think OF the s'orih vi
Iulv IL. 1879. A number OF ouSihSS' 'n'H
bssteped home 10 their families.
NJ g Lvtle. of Huntingdon, addressed
aac,reeId and Arthur Club in this place
last THURSDAY evening. The address was
an able one.
rhars was a family reunion at "lli'ain
u.rmsn's. in Fayette township last "e'A
Eour generations were present
- po,entine. a citizen of Fermanagn
,ownsbip. died on Sunday. In 'erinen' !"
,hs Mennonite graveyard IN Lost 0f''N "
lev on Tuesday. n
o. christian Moist's farm, in bFa.'oa
township, MiHlin county, there are s.,1'Se.
s.,,ts of corn on which are forty "
veloped corn ears. , =.
Enos creswell and Samuel Lapp own -, !.
Hn On Saturday night the animai sv'
no.' =, ,be stable and we9t to hi0"H'''
where it had been bought. It'll. .,
II now school house has been Oaas pun o.
- new View in ruscaroa valley. Citizens Is
fi,as4 ,as nsishDorhood contributed the ,elr ,gua
m;,h III n which to put up a cupalo, ., ~. hell.
" +. Barton contributed the O'