Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-06-15
SHORTL0c.gLS.

Children in Port Royal have Sc lrlet fever
Buy DR.. Morrison's anti. bilious pills
ROwdyism prevails at night in Hunting
don.
There was frost in New York State las
Week.
John f. Allen, citizen Of this borough
is seriously ill.
Students are happy in anticipation of tn
coming vacation.
The Universallsts held a convention il
Reading last week.
Does girl cudgel her brains every tim
she bangs her hairi
Candidates for the approaching campaisl
are being spoken of.
In many places in the west, instead o
rain last week they had snow.
The rain freshened up the pasture fer th'
cattle and hog that run at large.
Rev. Mr.. Kitchen preached in the Metho
dist church on Sabbath evening.
1t is said that water snakes, in trou
streams, destroy many young trout.
Twenty furnaces have suspended busines:
III the Lehigh and Schuylkill valleys.
The number of emigrants that pass thi.
point on the railroad every week is large.
Many people remained up to see the
eclipse of the moon on Sunday morning.
The 4th of July Will be celebrated IN the
Main Centenria, Building at Philadelphia.
Gum coats for men, and gum cloaks for
women for rainy weather, arc coming into
use.
The latest potato bug extcrminstOr, ac-
'cordiDg to report, is chimney or stOye-pipe
SCOT.
Sportsmen are on the lookout FOR a large
otter that frequents the river near McYey-
town.
The singing at the Junidta Valley Camp
meeting is to be conducted by Prof. Ellen
berger.
Cambria county is to have a new court
house, at an expense OF eighty thousand
dollars.
Samuel Bergy and II. II. Brubiker shipped
a lot of cattle eastward, on the cars last
Thursday.
]. B. Wilson, a member of the Board of
County Commissioners, celebrated his silver
wedding last Friday.
The Juniata Valley Camp Meeting at New
ton Hamilton will begin August 10, and con-
tinue ten days.
50 'Tis love that makes the world 60
round" 1t also makes the young man go
round-to the home of the girl.
Rev. Mr. McKean preached in the Lost
Creek Presbyterian church at McAlister-
vile on Sabbath.
Buttons aud so forth are dispensed with;
where ribbon or cord will answer, every
thing Is being tied.
4 farmer in Bratton township, MifIiin
county, turned up sod IN his corntield,
and found at one place 46l cut worms.
Catholics of Lewistown and Yclgertown,
Miiim county, held picnic in Banks
Grove, June II.
a student entering a Normal School, or
any other school, should abide b the rules
of the institution.
A sporting exchange remarks, that the
favorite dance this year will be the "glide,
and the three-step polka"
The Supreme Court of this Common
wealth has decided that building associa-
tons are liable to taxation.
David Megahan, of Huntingdon county,
turned his family out of the house, and, in
turn, was turned into Jail.
Tobacco plants for sale, at Is cents per
hundred, by Absalom Yoder, near Pine
Grove church, in Fermanagh twp. st
A great deal of corn has been replanted
this week in Juniata county; such is the
case in other counties in the State.
Gentlemen whose boards are not OF a
pleasing shade can remedy the defect by the
use of Buckingham's Dye for the whiskers.
Some one with a team and wagon has
been trespassing in an aggrevating manner
on one of Squire Jacobs farms in Slim
Valley.
They are not all Gipsies that travel afoot
and in wagons. The blooded Gipsy is of
dark swarthy complexion, with long straight
black hair.
A man down in Port Royal took 81 ordi-
nary doses of quinine at one dose to cure
ague. He nearly died. He has not had
the ague since.
Mr.. HIgbee, the State Superintendent of
Common Schools, is opposed to the en-
ployment of men, as teachers, that regular
ly visit grog shops.
The Grand Lodge of the knights of
Pythias OF Pennsylvania will hold its an
nual session in Reading during the third
week in August.
Joseph Adams, OF Walker township, was
in town on Saturday with a lot of large
The largest measured %
inches IN circumference.
Mrs. Partington, when she heard people
talk about s.wild cat insurance companies"
exclaimed, .sWhst on earth do they want to
insure wild cats lives for l'
JEFF Davis says that il is not true that he
tried TO get away in his wife's petticoat 1t
was his wife's cloak and shawl. AL agree
that it was in woman's Dress that will do.
The Post of the G.. A. r. will hold fes-
tival next Friday and Saturday evenings
1t their headquarters. They have ample
room for the accommodation of a large
company.
A fashionable lady accidentally dropped
,ne of her false eye brows IN the opera box
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