Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-06-07
SHORT LOCALS.
Female tramps.

Yellow color is fashionable.
Plenty marriages in Blair county.
Temperance is booming, in places.
The bloody shirt was buried in
1880.
1t is punishable offence to use a
gum sling.
Lawyer Beidler's bees swarmed
last Friday.
There are 14,1S9 White Red Men
in this State.
Kurtz Kaufman is planting large
lot of potatoes.
Two children in Patterson, each,
have collar bone broken.
Miffiin county has debt of nearly
one hundred thousand dollars.
A number of Lewistown people
held picnic at Macedonia on Tues
day May 80
Eiitor Jackman and wife, are of
to Washington with the Editorial
excursionists'
The Sabbath School Convention
held at McCoysville last week was
well attended
The Lewis.ovn Sentinel saws that
there is only one Lewistown boy who
owns a bicycle,
A hail storm in Franklin county
did considerable damage to the grow
wheat some days ago.
FoR sALE-A good Washington
hand press. 1t is large enough to
print an eight column paper, with
room to spare.
Tde bass fisher was unhappy las,
Thursday. for the water of the river
was discolered with mud, and the
bass would not bite.
There are IA soldiers buried in
the Academia grave yard Decora-
tion services were held over their
resting places on the 30th.
One OF the laughable things of the
day, is to hear the fusionist of last
year deliver himself against no fus-
ion or independence this year.
A fence fell on little Howard Funk
in Patterson few days ago, and
broke his collar bone DIR. Elder
filled the surgical requirements of
the case.
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Sentinel and Republican.
The Altoona Tribune SAYS; The
special officers of the Pennsylvania
railroad company are instructed to
prevent boys from playing about the
depots of the company.
A few low land fields that were
plowed for the purpose of planting
them TO corn are yet implanted. The
frequent showers of rain have kept
them to wet for corn planting.
The little dog of the Central Store,
that used to dreId fire crackers so
much that to explode one near him
would cause him to hide for days, was
taken out and shot last Friday.
| Edward Ellis, first class black
smith. perfected the box, that became
necessary to place on the broken leg
of Switzers child, DR.. Crawford is
the surgeon in charge of the case.
John Stewart met with a hearty
reception from his neighbors, at
Chambersburg, when he returned
from the Philadelphia Republican
State convention, that last week
nominated him for Governor.
4 German band, numbering five
brass horns, only two weeks from the
'.Fatherland," passed through town
last Wednesday evening. They
played a number of pieces while on
Main street.
Samuel Strayer's old reliable cloth
ing store is the place to get dressed
up. Sales guaranteed at p per cent
less than elsewhere. Suits as low as
$3.50. Pants 61cts All wool Spring
suits for 500. A very nice suit at
$500
The Conference .Yeus Methodist
Journal, of the date, May Is delivers
an appropriate article against the
tramp gentleman and woman that,
from the dear knows where, visits
the parsonage and quarters upon the
preacher and his family day or two.
LIST of Letters remaining in the
Miffiintown, Pa. Post Office not call
ed for June LIST, 1882. Persons ask
ing for letters in this list will please
say they are advertised. Andy Bos-
singer, James McElbrath. David Mar
tin, Norah Mcdonald. Mrs. Susan
Meloy. John G. Petnold, Miss Coro
E. Smith, Mr. Lue Snyder, a. J.
Shook, Mrs. Bell Snyder.
". H. RODGERS, p NJ.
ANY wheat that has to ripen after
the July full moon is not first class
wheat. so it is said: but as there are
to be two full moons in July, it is a
perplexing question as to which moon
shall be considered the governing
moon this season. The first full
moon comes on the 1st day of the
month; the End full moon comes on
the 30th day of the month. Now
which is to be the governing moon?
Squire E. w Fl. Kreider, found a
copper piece of money in his lot at
East Point. On the one side is the
word, Hibernia and a coat-of-arms,
consisting OF harp with a female
figure on one side, and a crown on
top of the harp. The date of the
coin is 1882 1t is therefore 100 years
old. On the other side of the coin
appears The head of George the III,
and the inscription Georgius III Rex