Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-08-02
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Ohestnuts, it is said, will be plenty.
Msrv, went over the mountain dry.
Downward goes the price Of pota-
toes.
Away to the encampment next
week.
Trout fishing closed on the last day
Of July.
The old court house, in Hunting
don, is down.
There WAS a picnic at Macadonia,
LAST Thursday.
The Canal Company has replank-
Cd the canal bridge.
Squire Parker. is having his house
painted on Ord street.
The Thermometer ranged among
the nineties, last week.
The growing tobacco in Lancaster
county Is not promising.
The harvest is over, aud again the
tramp is in search of work.
Henry Scholl, has gone to Elk
heart, Indiana on business.
Gardners watered their cucumber
vines last week, SO dry had it become.
Frank Pennel. of Patterson, is a
graduate Of the Millersburg Normal
School.
S. J. McAlistsr, and wife visited
friends in this place, last Thursday
evening.
E1-sherifr Loudon, has the largest
apricot tree, in all this section of
country.
The Patterson Sabbath School en-
joyed a pic nic in Lsuvers wood, on
Thursday.
Camp John Fulton Reynolds. /"
is the name OF the militia camp OF
Lewistown.
Gardens in Johpstown, Cambria
county, are being destroyed by the
army worm
Jacob Will. puts a sun-shade over
the head of his horse, when he goes
out t. drive.
Walter Stewart, of Patterson, shot
a crane, on the river shore. that was
IS inches tall.
In time OF peace, prepare for war.
and that is what the encampment at
Lewistovn means.
The Fermansgh Orchestra. held
cake walk at Happy Hollow School
House, on Friday evening.
BY the death of her son, Mrs. An
na Greider of Lewisburg, received
$1700 back pension money.
Masons Fruit jars and Tin Fruit
Cans, for sale cheap, at Nc Clintic' 6
tinware store, Bridge street,
Many OF the pesch trees that had
the yellows, in the early summer,
have recovered from that disease.
Isaac Clair, a citizen of Milford
township, died, last week. His remains
were inferred in Reno's grave yard
John Rothrock, Wm. Banks, snd
Frank Sieb.r constituted the orchest-
"a for the Happy Hollow cake walk
Eating too freely OF young clover
has been the cause of number Of
cattle dyingin adjoining counties.
The blasting OF the Blue Hill
along the river between Northumber.
lsrd and Lswisburg, has killed many
fish.
A fence is to be put at the south
end of 3rd street, to keep people that
pasture around that way, from falling
over.
The clerk of the stable of the
Foorman house, is young man from
India. As to his caste, no one here
knoweth.
The scenery that greets the eye of
the visitor to the Court House Gu
palo, makes a trip to that place
desirable.
E. W. Fl. Kreider, who for time
WAS engaged at work on the Bell
wood Independent, has returned to
this place.
A traveller afoot, entertained the
little people of the town, last We'd
nesday evening, with the music of O
Scotch bag pipe.
Some days ago, Freeburg. Snyder
county, was visited by hail storm,
th.t destroyed the tobacco crop in
that vicinity and did other injury.
Read elsewhere in this paper, how
Philadelphia wife, passed off fic
titious baby, or the baby of another
woman as her own upon her husband.
Miss Ernms Strayer, il the choir
organist, in the brick Presbyterian
church. There are q number of full
toned voices in the choir that sings
in the brick church.
Miss Lydia Stouffer, gave dinner
for Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Allen on
Saturday. Mr. Allen expects soon to
move TO Johnstown, Cambria
county.
Samuel Quay, who lives at David
Siebers in Fermanagh township,
must have been born under lucky
star; he won two cakes at tho cake
walk on Friday evening.
Some indeed preach Christ even OF
envy and strife, and some also OF
good will-Whetber in pretence or
in truth Christ is preached, l therein
do rejoice. yea and will rejoice
PAUL
Stephen Reno jr., was Knocked
down by a club in the hands OF some
unknown person, while going up on
his hay NOW, a few evenings ago, IN
Thn aonaIiQnf