Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-08-09
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Cider will be scarce.
Cut weeds and briars.
Fisherman cannot gig bass.
Dog days end on the 9th.
A mania for celery prevails.
Lawyer Patterson, is not we'll.
A mad dog was shot in Altoona.
Everett, is troubled by ghost.
Altoona has a population of 23, 900
people.
Buy your agricultural machinery
of Col. Bell.
The confidence man plays his art
at Lewistown.
There are few cases of typhoid
fever in Patterson.
Vennor predicts snow for the clos
ing days of August.
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The military camp at Lewistown
has many visitors.
Jacob Thomas is on the cow path.
and pays good prices.
Exchanges, mention the appear
ance OF an apple louse."
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Hogs in Delaware township are
dying OF some peculiar disease.
Next week people will flock to the
Newton Hamilton campmeeting.
Hackenberger, buys all kinds of
country produce, and pays the cash.
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A number of families went to the
sncampment on Tuesday on Kreider's 3
boat.
The warm wave embraced an ice-
berg last week, and cooled things
nicely.
During the past week, lawyer Lyon
has been sick, bat now he is conyal-
scent.
Captain Mcclellan, makes harness
in room adjoining the Hess picture
gallery.
Solomon Books, and few of his
friends gigged 40 cells a few nights
ago In the river.
Ras Cameron, from Thompsontown,
has a dancing pavilion at the Lewis
town eEcampment.
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The rain of last Wednesday, psne-
trated the ground to the depth of
about three inches.
Mason's Fruit jars and Tin Fruit
Cans, for sale cheap, at Nc Clintics 8
tinware store, Bridge street.
Lewistown has the appearance of
towns that had volunteer camps ad-
jacent to them during the war.
Hunters are spooking about in the
woods to look for the frequenting
places of the squirrel and turkey.
The political fusionist of last year,
wants to be great party man this
year. ''As ye SOW, 80 shall ys reap"
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The soap swindler, such ono as
opperated at the Fair last fall, is
taking in the green horns at Lewis
town.
The U. B. church building, at
Mount Union, was struck by light
ming last week and considerably
damaged.
The yield of wheat in Mifflin coun
ty, as represented by that which has
been threshed is 10 to 25 bushels to
the acre.
Samuel HOLMAN, and Jesse B..
Cassel, from Waterloo county Canada,
we're in this place visiting friends
last week.
Ladies shoes of The most beautiful
kind constantly on hand, and for sale
at the lowestpossible rates at Heck's
shoe store.
An exchange says, that fortune
knocked at his door when he was
out, and that's the reason he did not
get fortune.
The oats crop in Juniata, is not
heavy; there is difference of opinion
as to whether the lice or the wealth
er damaged it.
The oats louise found single stalk
of oats that grew in the yard back
of Yeakleys store, and deprecated
on that lone stalk.
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The fish warden of Harrisburg has
brought suit against Perry county
men for fishing with sein below the
MillerstOwn dam.
The slippers at Heck's shoe store
are marked sacri6cingly low. Now is
the time to secure real bargains in the
summer line of goods
Some days ago, Benjamin McIntire,
the oldest lawyer at the Perry coun-
ty bar, died at his home in Bloom
field. He was aged S4 years.
A large number of people denounce
the inspection ofthe militia, that took
place at the Lwistown encampment
last Sabbath, as piece of Sabbath
desecration.
On Sabbath, August 20, and on
Sabbath August 27, there will be
preaching in the Lost Creek Presby-
terian church at McAlisterville by the
Rev. David Beale.
Rev. John Beale, and daughter,
from Lewisburg Pa, and Miss Myra
Leonard of Huntingdon. are the
guests of Mr.. J. B. NJ. Todd and
family in Patterson.
John Lindsey of Milford township.
says that it was not the rain that