Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-04-19

nad been ''burilcd slHc, the report lead
10 his iis-iutcrment, bat he lay in IA. cof-
fin as when placed there.
Red straw hats this season.
DIR. Brazee, OF Accidents has been sick.
Parkers store.
The public schools are closed.
Superintendent Wellington Smith, visit
ed the schools in town on Friday.
Shad have been selling in the town mar
ket at S5c;s. apiece.
Jacob EtSa has seven houses to plaster
ct Logan IN Miffiin county.
A hole bored with gimlet IN the sole of
creaking shoe stops the disagreab.e noise,
An exchange SAYS so.
II you want pair of nice, nobby and
stylish shoes made go to Heck's.
The lst Lutheran church IN Altoona has
a membership of SIS persons.
The next State fair is to be hell at Pitts
burg.
The corner stone of the Presbyterian
church at Tyrone, was laId on Tuesday the
18th day of this month.
E. d. Parker contemplate. the erection
of an Academy building the coming sum
mer.
man aged 81 years, and woman aged
81 years were married at Covingtun Ky,
last week.
The State Militia Encampment viii be
held at Lewistown next Autumn: beginning
August 10.
There WAS large sale of horses in KY,
list week. One hundred aud thirty-one
horses sold for S36,270.
A fruit grower says that the ravsges of
the plum tree ana peach tree bOrer, may
be prevented by tying piece Of any kind
of gods arJIai ths tree.
d. W. Harley has gone to Philadelphia
10 buy stock of new clothing for his store
The supervisors of Fermanagh township
are putting a fence along the lower side OF
the pike, between the first lock and town.
a daughter of Stephen Reno, died on
Sunday; the child was aged 10 years. In
terment in Reno's grave yard.
If you want a nice pair of fine boots
made to order, go TO Heck's.
John Leach, of Patterson, had bones in
one of his feet broken last week, while at
work on the railroad.
If you want nice pair of Ladies' french
kid shoes go to Heck's.
Postmaster Rodgers, has appointed Miss
Annie Kaufman as an assistant in the Of
fee.
Isaac Copelin, well known citizen OF
Mifiiin county, died at his home in Lewis
town on the Ilth day of this month.
A number of hogs, owned by citizens of
this town, have died within the past few
weeks, of some unknown disease.
If you want a nice pair of Ladies' toe box
kid button shoes go to Heck's.
Not many people from the country visit
ed town last week. Oats sowing claimed
the attention of farmers
Some one has advanced the theory that
the drought of last summer caused such an
amount of dust that the disease called
sphinx eyes" was generated.
The house of George Mccullough at
McCulIough's Mills was destroyed by fire
on Sabbeth while the family was away at
preachine. Loss 81 900; no insurance.
Presbytery met al Hollidaysburg last
week. The consideration of the case be-
tween Mifflintown and Lost Greek congre-
cations was passed over for consideration
till next June, when Presbytery is to meel
at Bedford.
The following freight rates from Chicago
to New York went into effect April 18th:
Cattle, gross rate, soc, per 100 pounds
Live hogs, net rate, 3Oc per 100 pounds.
Sheep, gross rate, 6Octs. per 100 pounds
Horses and mules net rate 60c per 100 pounds
Dressed beef, 64cts. per 100 pounds
The actual weight of live stock and dressed
beef will be charged.
An exchange says; manholes are being
cut in the roofs of the baggage and mai
cars On the Pennsylvania railroad. The
hole cut is about Is inches in diameter and
is covered by a movable piece OF heavy
plate glass. They are made with view o.
giving man a chance for his life In case
of the car being upset and goods and bag
gage blocking up the passage way.
Ex post master Books met with an acci'
dent a few days ago. He had, delivered
load OF GraybilI's furniture to a house IL
Grahamville, and was in the act Of turning
the team TO come home when the wagoT
upset; he fell under the wagon and wa
considerably bruised. His clothes wer'
badly torn. Mrs. Fox stopped the team
The furniture wagon had to be sent to fb'
wagner for repairs.
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