Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-07-26
SHORT LOCALS.

Huntingdon has o social scandal
NEARLY everybody" planted celery.
A number ef farmers are making
hay.
When the dog star sets dog days
Boys count the remaining vacation
days.
A Prize asht took place in Bedford
county.
There have been 40 pic MICS yet,
this week.
w. a. Davis, has bought Fasick's $
pea-ndt stand.
Tne encampmept begins a. Lewis
town next week.
'Che Misses Adams have moved in.
to their new house.
The backward house fly is now for
ward in everything.
The wheat does not,yield as it was
expected it would do.
The best swimmerat Long Branch
is Miss Kate Forsytk.
This time last year all vegetation
showed signs of drought.
1t is said that the apple crop VIII
not be uncommonly large.
Rev. Holmes Dys;nger preached IN
the Lutheran church on Sabbath
The army has Sc ;ceeded in killing
II fighting IndiaE this summer.
Just as soon as It quits raining peo.
pie commence tc talk about drought.
Oats in Bucks county, and other
eastern counties has been harvested.
J.-B Barden, brings all kinds of
berries regulartr, at stated times 80
town
Dew berries, sold last week, in
town at three and four cents per
quart
The sumner has been too cool,
fer the freeaent indulgence in swim
ming.
Rev. DaHal J. Beale, preached in
TIE Presbyterian brick church on
Sabbath.
The -Tkompsontown picnic is
looming up. and delightful music is
PROMISED.
No phase of town life is free, or
proof against the contagious infu-
ence of tie picnic.
There ewill be preaching in the
brick Presbyterian church nszt Sab
bath at LEI o'clock A. 81
The Isaak Walton fishing club,
left on Monday for the nsrrows to
enjoy their annual fishing.
The far at this place is to be held
Thursdsy, Friday, and Saturday,
Septenbs- 2S, 90, and Seth
Mason's Fruit jars and Tn Fruit
Cans, for=sale cheap, at MeClintic's S
tinware store, Bridge street
Ed Watts, has become clerk in
one of the Philadelphia Offices of the
PennsylEa1Ia railroad company.
Peorlesthat are engaged in the
cotton trade, look upon the English
and Egypt;an question with great in
terest.
"a herIock slab for Bee and n
sandwich for breakfast is tho regula-
ton fare IL the new Warren oil
towns.
Mrs. Samuel Mumna of Ferman-
aah township, fell from cherry tree
tnse few days ago, and was severe
" hurt.
\ man at Harsham Montgomery
Co died SUD lenly, on lead Of hay,
between the feld and barn, ono day
last week.
The Perry county 9iEss held a
county convection, the purpose OF
which was to organize a protective
association
3 despatch lated at Chicago on
Saturday says There are 30 s;ctims
of the toy pistol in Chicago, all dying
of lock jaw.
James Watts. was home froE- Phil
sdelphia over SIS bbath. He is eicploy-
ed in cne OF tbs railroad Offices in
2hiladelphia-
The Lswistowr Sentinel says, that
q noyice ut bass fishing, caught %
bass the other day in the river, with
earth wor,ns for hait.
A Perry county miss. named Nellie
Bxtz, was bitten by q copperbead
snake in tie heel. while gathering
berries near Lake Ban Station.
Walnuis, hickory suts, and so-fa: til
are sid to fe scarce, and all that is
dowr III the minds of old people, as
the fc-e runner of mild winter
Merchant. Espenshade, has almoet
entirely recovered bis. health, and az
always pleased to see his friends.
Call and buy. q lot of goods at his
store. +
Tobe ODonnell's horse was killed
by the cars, few days ago, a short
distance north of Patterson, while
carting across TIE railroad for third
track.
A man named Eostman, In Centre
county, committed suicide, a.tew days
400, by cutting MS throat from ear
te ear with his knife He wasa 0 years
Of .sge. 4
Some DAYS ago lightning struck
The hog pen of james B. Black IN
Oliver township, Perry county and
killed one hog and Toanded another.
-Leeser.
If all things remain propitious the
camp meeting. at Newton Hamilton a
will this year prove itself the largest
amp meeting ever held in the Jua-
,fa Valley