Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-08-23

Thursday September %, 1882. ia I
ne day for the Annual Reunion of |
ne Junista county veterans.
Miss Kate E. Meyer, daughter of
emanuel Meyer of Fermanagh town.
IMP, has been selected az q teacher
or schoolin Newport Perry county. |
Professor Claypole, is telling peo-
pie through the Perry County Freeman,
hat Perry county was once the seat
u volcanic action, at least to q slight |
,xtent-
The Republican organization Of
Union county has declared for Stew |
art, not because it loves Beaver less. |
but because it loves Republican prin. |
,ipals better.
Mrs. Butts, and Mrs. Knepp, Of Lo.
gan, Miftiin county were both run
over by q runaway horse attached to
carriage on the last day of the an.
Both ladies' were hurt
The communion of the Lords Sun
per will be administered by Rev.
David j. Beale, in the McAlisteryille
Presbyterian church, next Sabbath
Preparatory service will begin on
Friday evening.
The Lewistown papers say that no
inspection of troops took place at the
encampment on Sabbath, which will
be pleasant news to such people that
thought it too bad that troops should
be inspected on the Sabbath day in
time of profound peace.
The reason why l am selling low
shoes and slippers At unpreoedently low
prices, is because the season is advanc-
ad, and We must make sales in order to
secure room tor our fall stock. Make
your purchases At once and We will d,
vide the profits with you. G. ". HECK
John W. Mattern, of Huntingdon,
and J. W. Parker, of Lewistown,
have each received an appointment
as examiner in the pension depart
ment at Washington, at salary of
81, 400 per annum. The former was
appointed by Fisher, and the latter
by Curtin.
A woman walked from Newport,
to Bloomfield Perry county jail to
see her husband, and Is mlnntes af.
ter she arri led at the jail, she pre-
sented her husband with boy baby,
The mother smiled, the father laugh.
ed, the baby cried. and the sheriff
was mad.
A few days ago, Miss Mary Zook,
of Fermanagh township, while on hei
way to town was thrown from 6
spring wagon, and hurt to such 8
degree that medical attention became
necessary. The horse frightened
and ran against fence, which wal
the cause of her being thrown out.
Kennedy, and Doty, will fill orders
for coal, during the month of July
and August, at the following prices
Broken Egg and Stove, $500
Chestnut-Rard, $3.50
Chestnut-Soft, x475
Pea-Delivered, $3.50
Pea-Yard, 1925
Bankers in small towns like Mifflin
town, should have weapons hand,
and be watchful when q stranger ell
ters the bank door. Reason for sucl
precaution may be found IN the man,
cases Of robbery of banks that hav,
taken place by day light. For tn
latest bank robbery reported, see dis
patch elsewhere in this paper.
TIE National Labor Tribune. o
Pittsburg, of August 19, publishe
the following queer sounding item
while the l4th, regiment, n. G. p
was en-route to camp at Lewistown
Pa, straw vote was taken which
gave Tom Armstrong la majority
This regiment in IN Beavers brigade
The Snyder county Tribune, is en-
thusiastic over Beavers prospects
and spoke of them last week as fol-
ows: General Beaver is camping witt
the boys" at Lewistown. At tn
close OF the camp he will take in tn
camp meetings, and will afterward
scoop il" the county fairs, and CON
clude with ''scoOping the Democrats
Subscribe for the Sentinel and Re
publican, e staunch Republican pape
that narrates the events favorabl
and unfavorable that take place with
in party lines. Intelhgentpeople, il
these intelligent times have no nee,
for a journal that publishes only on
side OF party question, and black
guard the other side.
The Lutherans, Presbyterians, tn
q. p. and Methodist churches wer
represented by their preachers in tn
County Constitutional Prohibition
Convention that met in this plac
last week. The United Brethren, tn
Aynish, the Mennonite, and the Dun
ker churches had no ministerial rep
resentation in the Convention.
On Sunday, clothing merchant Hsr
ley and Mre. Harley, drove down {,
visit the family of MIR. Philip Harley
living near Salem. They arrived At ih
place of the latter . few minutes ate
Mrs. Pbilip Harley, died. Mrs. Hsrle..
had been q sufferer with cancer, o
which disease she died. She was aeet
about 6O years.
The editor of the Newport .Ner
is authority on church matters. HI
says the latest scheme in the churcl
festival line is called the weigh
sociable." The names of the ladies
are all placed in envelopes. Eacl
gentleman draws one and is expected
to take the lady whose name he hal
drawn to supper, and must pay fol
| the supper one cent for every pount
of the lady's weight.