Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-05-18

Bark peelers have been busy.
The peach crop viii not be large cne.
The base ball mania has spent its force.
Samuel Strayer has bought a new horse.
Buy DR.. Morrison's anti bilious pills
A new engine has been put into the foun-
dry.
1t is said that the English sparrow kills
the honey bees.
Summer clothing was "looked up" and
put on last week.
David Holman is putting new machinery
into the Foundry.
Boys run barefooted now, and are cores
pondingly happy.
Sturgeon is fish that is relished by a
numb of citizens of this place.
David Doty owns two handsome horses
that were brought from Kentucky.
Vegetation fourished in the moisture and
under the hot sunshine of last week.
ne lasHlOudDlc mouse now Is Dulil Will
low ceilings, eight and nine feet high.
The Sunday schools are filling up more
rapidly as the picnic season approaches.
DR.. W. F. Speth, of Lewistown, died
from stroke of paralysis on the llth inst.
The hot wave was productive of "sun
stroke" The telegraph reports many cases.
The thermometer fiuctuating between 80
and 100 degrees is no incentive to editorial
labor.
Samuel Thomas, of Ferlnanagh township,
was prostrated on Monday by rheumatism of
the heart.
The Methodist ministers in Maine have
resolved Lot to marry people tina, have been
divorced.
Jackman takes good care of his Greeley
hat and wears it occasionally, when it suits
his humor.
When William Bender lifted his 'sfsh net"
out of the river the other morning it con-
tanned large cafp.
Michael Yoder and his sons, Jacob and
Yost, came from Nebraska, some days ago,
TO Junia:a county on business.
On Monday evening J. Brodie Crawford,
of this place, took his departure for Silver
City, Grant county, New Mexico.
Thomas Kilner, in Bloomfield, Perry
county, receives S35 per year for lighting
the street lamps of the town just mentioned.
NJ. W. Swartz, residing in Fermanagh
township, clipped Cotswold buck sheep,
last week. The fleece weighed la pounds.
Harry Moore, Allen McAlister and wife,
and Mr.. Westfall started west on Tuesday.
Mr.. Moore will go as far west as Lincoln,
Nebraska.
New York " pick-pockets relieved the
hip-pocket of railroad passenger train con-
ductor Joseph van-Orher of $40 in money
and two passes.
John Wagner, living in this town, has an
asparagus plant in his garden that grew IA
inches in "a hours, during the warm wea-
ther of last week.
Jefferson Adams, who is charged with
having stolen Samuel Rickenbach's horse,
is to have new trial, as per ruling of Court
yesterday.
Joseph Pomeroy, Of the Chambersburg
Repository, has been appointed to a clerk
ship in the Department of Public Instruc-
ton at Harrisburg.
S. R. Notes.-The, "mine host" of the ia
cobs House, gave an entertainment for a
number of his friends on Friday evening.
The band was present and enlivened the
occasion by playing number of choice
pieces of music.
Ayers Hair Vigor restores the color and
stimulates the growth of the hair, prevents
1t from falling off, and greatly increases its
beauty. 1t has delicate and lasting per-
fume, its ingredients are harmless, and for
the toilet it is unequalled.
For writing this, the man who wrote it
ought to be-handed over to the young
ladies for disposal: ssYoung ladies and ele-
plants attain their growth at eighteen. But
here analogy ceases. One trunk is enough
for an elephant"
There are many suit, pending throughout
the State against preachers for performing
the marriage ceremony between young peo-
pie Under age. What is the use of going to
the law for redress, when the young people
had not sufficient respect for parental au-
thority or advice as to obey it
q. T. McAlister, Esq, of McAlistervills,
writes that on Tuesday, May 10, the ther-
mometer in the shade ran up at P. NJ. to
90 degrees, and on Thursday, the 18th of
May, at P. N. to 95 degrees in the shade,
at McAlisterville. have never known such
warm weather at this season of the year.
The chief attraction at the corner of
Main and Bridge streets on Monday at noon
was a man grinding ''carver" for the Ja-
cobs House, and a man with new fan
eledn machine, shortening the axletrees of
a buggy. The crowd that stopped to see
the operation of the machines did not OBJ
struct the travel on the streets, but still
there was considerable Of . crowd.