Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-07-20
SHORT LOCALS.
The harvest has been gathered.

Inc year 1901 is on the nOne-stretch.
Iced tea is E popular drink in many towns.
The FIRST fog appeared on Saturday morn
ing
The appearance of oats promises large
yield.
The lovers of show are suffering to see
circus.
The school term in Huntingdon is to be
seven months.
Harrisburg fishermen catch bass with
reaches for bait.
Mcyeytown was visited by hail storm on
Sabbath morning.
Sportsmcn are looking out the woods to
shoot SQUIRRELS in.
The Republican County Committee will
meet next Saturday.
John Kirk and C. B. horning caught %
bass last Thursday.
"Giris are fond of military titles-except
general housework.
/ The harvest il Germany This year is less
than a medium yield
/ Last Thursday number of people went
to Macedonia to picnic.
"woman tempted man TO eat, but man
/ took to drink himself''
Huntingdon authority viii not permit OF
I fast driving in that town.
There were a numter of cases of cholera
morbus in town last week.
A new schedule was put in operation on
the railroad few days ago.
The McVeytown Band will furnish the
music for the Printers Picnic.
! Johnstown, Cambria county, is afflicted
with forty cases of smallpox.
"1urkey red oil calico dresses are worn
at fashionable simmer resorts"
People in Newport, Perry county, have
organized an Agricultural Society.
Maryland is reported as haring more
whea, .sis yest than Pennsylvania.
Robert Robson has ten acres of his farm
ia Milford township planted in tobacco.
There will be a union song service in the
Lutheran church next Sabbath evening.
President Garfield is getting along toward
recovery as raridly as can be expected.
This fare to Gettysburg for round trip is
$3.50. Tie Post leaves on Friday night.
Huntingdon and Lewistown are to have a
circus
TIVE great storms visited Minnesota last
week. See particulars elsewhere IN this
paper.
GAS WOMEN is only the rib of a man, she
can never be the skeleton in the family
closet"
! Mrs. Cornelius Mcclellan, by misstep on
Saturday evening, sprained foot quite
severely.
James McAulcy expects to use the Nor
ristown Cleaner and Binder in his oats field
next week.
/ The interest in the comet was lost in the
interest that the assassination of the Presi-
dent awakened.
There are but three female physicians
in the city of Pittsburg, two homeopaths
and one alOPath."
! A patron of the Democrat aud Register
furnished that office with a plant of Irish
] ,Io,-ar tb Of ;s worth seeing
The trestle- for the bridge has again
been put up and foot passage is once more
secured from shore to shore.
! The annual examination az Nc Alisterville
Soldiers Orphan School last week was of
a satisfactory nature throughout.
It is reported that the comet split into
two rieces. Another report is that the re-
ported split is an optical Illusion.
Some DAYS ago peanut she'll lodged in
the throat Of child OF James Rich, resid-
ing in Duncannon, Perry county.
John Martin is home from business at
/ Pittsburg, on vacation. He talks horse
as if be belonged to a cotrie of horsemcn.
Tuscarora Cook Stoves, Kettles, Pots,
Pans, aud Dutch Ovens made, and all kinds
ot Repairine done st the Mlffiintown Foun-
dry.
HaIrs Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover is
a universal fsvorite for restoring gray hair
to its original color, and making hair grow
out thick.
| A Sabbath-school celebration will be held
in the grove adjacent to the Lost Greek
Presbyterian church near McAlisterville, on
July 30, 1881.
The Harrisburg Telegraph reports that a
new counterfeit silver dollar has recently
been put in circulation in the capital city oi
the Commonwealth.
The child of Mrs. Bogar died in the GERS
at Thonipsoatown few days ago. The
railroad authority at this place gave the lit
tie one Christian burial.
The Patterson Hook and Ladder Com
panv gave a series of entertainments run
ming through Thursday, Friday and Satur
day evenings, last week
The Pennsylvania State Teachers Asso
citation will hold its next meeting in Wash
:neton. Pa, Tuesday, " Wednesday ard Thurs
day, July 20, q and 2s.
1t is reported that DR.. Higbee, the State
Superintendent Of Common Schools, ex
pects TO visit every county in the Common
wealth to stir the schools.
The cool wave that started about the MD
die of last week from the head OF Lak'
Navigation scarcely reached Chicago TIL
was lost in the heated wave.
Its well known what the Philadelphia
clergyman got for marrying couple Whe'
he added to the marriage notice, ''No cards
no cake, no cash, no certificate"
1t is reported that the Indian maidens a