Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-07-12
SHORT LOCALS.

. 49,
The wheat is plump in the grain.
The 4th was dull, rainy and cold.
A bug, is at work on the oats stalk
Personal government is unpopular.
Pitching rings, and horse shoes
The river has been muddy all sum-
mer.
Dog days begin, tomorrow the
18th.
The price of potatoes tend down
ward
An other full moon coming this
month.
The Democrats are happy With
Pattison
Many eels have been caught with
hook and line.
Buy your agricultural implements
from Col. Bell.
Work in the foundry has again
been resumed
hIr. Kennedy has bought a nice
Kentucky COW.
Many people were out of town Oh
the 4th OF July.
The Academy is being pushed to-
ward completion.
Some grown people in town, have
whooping cough
Tobacco is not cultivated in these
parts this season.
The young clover has caught we'll
in the wheat fields.
The Misses Adams, will soon move
into their new house.
Miss Sallie Irwin has returned
from a sojourn in Ohio.
There are several lots" of tobac-
co in this town for sale.
How many green apples does it
take to bouble up a boy!
Miss Hamilton. from Pittsburg is
visiting Miss Beckie Doty.
| John Byler, offers farm in Fer
managh township for sale
Ducks are pronounced as first
rate potato bug ezterminators.
Send 4Octs and secure the Senfine,
and Republican for the campaign.
John Barefoot, offers a farm in
Fayette township at private sale.
The Chapel is to be renovated and
repaired within the next 5 weeks.
Two colored girls graduated in the
high schoclat Carlisle, few days ago.
This-Wednesday-is examination
day at McAiisterville Orphans school.
So far this section of country has
not been visited by damaging storms.
Brosi,.s is a lawyer by profession
Lutheran in faith and a choir
singer.
John Byler. has 4 good farm il
Fermanagh township that he desires
10 sell
| Pink eyes have taken the life of 6
number of valuable horses in Perry
county.
Llwyers, Doty. and Patterson,
have each had their dwelling houses
painted
! Mrs. Caleb North, Of Huntingdon
is visiting 1t Dir. James North's III
f. Patterson.
The Pennsylvania Reserves, hold
their reunion at Gettysburg on the
18th inst.
| The wheat crop in England is re.
ported as in great part a failure,
/ this season.
Mrs. Jacobs, and daughter, Of
Philadelphia, are visiting the family
of Mr.. Kennedy.
! The spoils gatherers call such peo-
pie, as are against their schemes, Gui-
teaus aud cranks.
Rev. Mr.. Sherlock, from Lewis
town, was visiting friends in this
place, few days ago.
! John Cunningham, had wheat cut
on his land in Milford township on
the 30,h day of June.
/ Robert McMeen, and Mrs McMeen,
have taken up house keeping in the
AIRS. Turbett mansion.
Jno. Mishart, cut a tree on his
farm. in Fulton county, that produc-
ed 1000 feet of boards.
Wm. Snyder, the furniture man
limped around a few days, from the
affect of kick of horse.
Il is said cayenne pepper sprink-
led on cabbage, will destroy worms
that depredate on the plant.
Methodists will dedicate a new
church building at New Paris, Bed
ford county, on the 10th inst.
Jacob Bergy, well known to many
people in Juniata, fell through a
scaffold, at Altoona, some days ago.
J. Nevin Pomeroy, at Academia is
having a st ack of 10000 bushels of
lime put up, to be used on his farms.
Mr.. Weller, sent his crop of tobac-
co to Lancaster. There are several
lots of tobacco about this town to sell
Fl. T. McAlister Esq, returned
from visit to New York last week;
His first visit was made TO Gotham.
in 1925.
Josiah Gingerich, and David Sic
her citizens of Walker township had
wheat cut on their farms, onthe 3oth
day of June.
AL Hackenberger sends a balloon
I'M almost every week, but be, has as
vet never ventured to take trip IN
one of his air ships.
The Patterson, Red Star Hook and
Ladder Company, and the band from
IL MART II, fba fireman, =