Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-05-11
SHORrLOCaLS.

Now Is the time to ewing or the gate.
Rope jumping is an injufious exercise.
Shsd fishing has commenced at Newport
buy DIR. Morrison's anti-billioua pills.
Busy days On the farm make dull days In
town.
A bicycle club has been organised In Ty.
rome.
The way 10 make money-Attsnd to your
own business.
Exchange papers report the rs-sppear-
snce Of the potato bug.
The Thermometer registered 80 degrees
on Monday at 1 O'Clock A. u.
Wheat on low or level ground presents
the most pro missing appearance.
The season is too far advanced for the
backward wheat to catch Ep."
Most of the housekeepers breathe more
freely house cleaning is about Oter.
Wantsd-Two shotes, that weigh about
GO pounds each, at cents per pound.
Francis Hover has two Alderney calves
that he bought ir Northumberland county.
DR.. Brazee expects to make an extended
trip through Virginia in the month of June.
Fishermen begin to talk of catching bass.
The fishing season opens on the lst of June.
When young men sing in the street, at
night, there are women or wine at the bot
tom.
Columbia fishermen say that shad should
be bled as soon as they are taken ou. of the
water.
Jefferson Middagh is home from the
''blue grass State" He brough. with him
six horses.
II is humorous TO hear man that never
reads the Bible condemn the revision Of the
Good Book.
In digging the foundation for house in
Huntingdon, a number of Indian skeletons
were found.
For a number OF days after the meeting
OF the convention of School Directors the
town was dull.
Messrs. Bair & Levin have opened store
at Locust Grove. See advertisement else
where in this paper.
The man who reads tho newspapers, and
profits thereby, is seldom caught by the
&. cnn6da apc. man -
Take-it-Easy and Live-Long are brothers,
and are related to Ayers SarsapaIills, which
has heightened many a life.
The Pennsylvania railroad declared semi
annual dividend of per cent, payable in
cash on and after the 2Sth of Nav.
Frank Noble, pump-maker, is home from
Luray, Va, where he was engaged at laying
down pipe and putting up pumps.
"The Supreme Court has decided that
the Statute of Limitation in the act of 1889
does not spply to election frauds"
the potatc bug is destroying vegetables
in the truck gardens at Norfolk, Virginia.
The potato vines are being "eaten up"
The picnic season is looked forward TO
with great interest. Sabbath-school chill
dren are particularly delighted in thinking
over il.
Up in Huntingdon the police are looking
for some one that " shot bullet through a
window" in three different houses few
nights ago.
Il is pretty good sale for a store to av-
erage one hundred yards of carpet day.
Grsybill has been doing it many days in
succession.
wv Deem and william Die,rick started
On Monday to Colorado, to join q company
of surveyors, to run railroad route from
Denver 10 New Mexico.
The man Ludsig De1r, mentioned in an
sold document" as published in another
column, was the first American ancestor of
G. L. Derr in this place.
One of the hardest things to do is to go
into Strayer's store, in Patterson, and not
go away pleased and happy, with bundle
of clothing under your arm.
The time to exchange your old clothing
for a new sly lish suit is at hand. Harley
has his store well filed with clothing to suit
all tastes. Call at his place.
A number of the friends of grandmother
Elizabeth Hawk. residing on Cherry street,
assembled the other evening ard called upon
her as a 80 surprise birthday party"
The State Grand Lodge of L. o. o. +.
will meet IN Harrisburg May 20, and con-
tinue in session three days. There are 900
lodges in the State and 1000 representa-
tives and past grsnds are expected to be
present.
E. S. Parker was away to Cumberland
county last week, to attend the funeral of
his uncle, Williamson Parker. Mr.. Parker
lived but few miles away from the place
where Richard Parker, his ancestor, settled
in l13S.
Rev. Mr.. Canoe Continues his interesting
anu ANN1t O@ScaeA
morning and evening, a new picture, repre-
senting Moses on the mountain-top, look
ing out upon the Promised Land, will be
presented and preached from.
Sirayed, Lost or S;oleu-A yellow dog,
from the premises Of the owner, near Oak
land Mills. Information that will lead to
the recovery of the dog will be thankfully
received. Address or call on John Bashore,
Oakland Mills, Juniata Co., Pa
A tramp that had smallpox visited Pat
terson last week. 1t was no small excite
rnent that he created in the town. He was
interviewed from distance, and in a loud
voice forbidden the hospitality of the town,
and commanded TO go on his way in hurry.
a hundred pound hog, pasturing on
the farm OF its owner, Josiah Mitchell, in
Juniata township, Perry county, was seized