Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-08-30
SHORT LOCALS.
Malaria, Malaria.

Malaria, Malaria.
Grapes are plenty.
Splendid rains last week.
Sportsmen are after the squirrels
The cloverseed crop it is said vii
be large.
Next week is the time to begin t,
eat oysters.
Be registered on or before the 5tl
of SEPTEMBER.
There are seventeen school marm,
IN Duneannon-
The school house is being put in
TO state OF repairs
Several families pic-niced at Maca
donia, last Thursday.
Stewart will speak at Somerset, on
the 30th of this month.
Juniata Valley printers picnic a
Bellefonte next Friday.
There was picnic at Arch Rocl
school house on Saturday.
Snakes are reported as unusually
plenty in Chester county.
Potatoes sold on the street las,
Friday at 40 cts per bushel.
In certain parts of the county rab
bitsar reported as plenty.
Horningtown Sabbath School held
its annual picnic last Saturday.
Vennor predicts great storm, fo,
the first few days of September.
People are governed more by thei,
feeling, than by their judgement.
Sportsmen are ready for the game
that may be shot on September 1st.
Artist Hess, and Mrs. Hess, each
have a young lady niece visiting them.
The Thompsontown picnic was
not as largely attended as in past
days.
The late Legislature passed an act
to punish fraud at the primary elec-
tiOns.
The railroad turn table" in this
place, got out of working order last
week
There is great scarcity of apples,
for miles around Bealetown, this
county
An organ grinder was in town on
Saturday; he had the music box on
wheels.
A lady presented a % pound cab
bage head to the editor of the Hun
tingdon Journal.
4 party from Boston Mass, came
here and bought Jefferson Middah' S
horse for S25O0
The colored vote in Pennsylvania
is about $4,000 Beaver will get the
most of that vote
Clothing merchant Strayer and
Mrs. Strayer. visited the Changers S
picnic, last week.
Il is predicted by some people that
the price of corn will rule high dur
ing the coming year.
Dr.. kiImer's horse killed himself,
in Turbett township while attempt
ing to get over gate
ALL the European governments
wear long faces since England has
seized the Suez Canal.
Beaver. as yet has not said what
he viii do about the Stewart challenge,
to discuss the political situation.
On Thursday, Happy Hollow
Sabbath School, VIII hold picnic in
the grove adjoining the school house
4 wag SAYS. that Congress in its
$IS.0OO.OG0 River and Harbor steal
missed an appropriation for salt riv-
er
A camp meeting viii begin near
Richfeld this county next Friday
evening, and continue till Sunday
night.
General Beaver, was in Northum-
herland and Snyder counties last
week. He did not talk politics in his
speeches.
Mrs. Clarinda Thirtyacre of Lon
don, franklin county, died on the Sth,
of last July, she was aged IS years
. months.
Gents fine calf boots and shoes a
speciality at Heck's store; only first
class work turned out by the best
mechanics.
They are still continuing the man.
ufacture of ladie's fine shoes at Heck S
on Bridge street. Satisfaction always
guaranteed.
4 number of the lawyers from this
place were to Bloomfield last Friday
TO argue the bridge question before
Judge Barnett
The Chambersburg Repository
would like to have the encampment
Of the National Guard, next year, at
Chambersburg-
The Democrats that some people
last fall, claimed had turned to be
Republicans, will not support either
Beaver or Stewart.
4 collection of young toads, in one
OF the large windows of Graybill S
furniture store attracts attention.
The toads are alive.
Most of the newspaper offices IN
the Juniata Valley, will be closed on
Friday: all hands being off on an ex-
cursion TO Bellefonte.
Some one said there is nothing for
the printers to see at Bellefonte, he
forgot that there are seven lady COM
pos;tors in that town.
David Etka, had a foot severely
hurt on the sole by tramplng on