Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-08-23
SHORT LOCALS.

eeAssoy tot Sne IhoWp.
sontoWn picnic.
Mrs. James Morrow, OF Newport has |
. can OF peaches, Is years old.
There was rain enough last Wed.
nesday afternoon to settle the dust.
Rev. John Baeshor, caugh. S nice
pike, in Licking creek, last Saturday. |
James North, and relatives, held
. family picnic, at Tuso.rora Station.
last Friday.
One Of the soldiers took small.nor
while attending the encampment at
Lewistown.
There is boom in tobacco the
growing crop does no. present . prom
ising appearance.
The Fulton Republican, asks,
where is the man that promised to
pay after harvest
A tornado at Bangor, Maine last
| week destroyed property to the
amount of 100000.
Rev. Mr.. Winey, an aged Mennonite
preacher, living near Rieh6eId this
county, died last week.
Miss Grace Uoyle, of Port Royal
has been visiting her friend Miss Min
ME McAlister, In this place.
The Presby terian church at McAlis.
terville was crowded last Sabbath. to
bear Rev. David Beale preach.
The Perry county court has confirm
ed view tor a road leading from Sand
Hill, to Bealetown, this county.
/ Z. s. Parker, and j. s. Graybill,
citizens OF this town, have each, = tent,
at Newton Hamilton csmp-meeting.
Tho Huntingdon Baptist church is to
have . new preacher. Rev. J. H. Cham
bers. of Philadelphia has accepted tie
call.
The Mrs. Foster, of Harrisburg,
visited the family of L. s. Doty last
week, and dined with Mrs. IRWIN on
Saturday.
Gubsustorial candidates, Beaver,
Stewart, aud Pattison, have been IN.
vited to attend toe fair of the River
side PIrk.
/ Ladies shoes Of the most beautiful
kind constantly on hand, and for sale
at the louestposslble rates at Heck't
shoe store.
| A special excursion to the sea-shore
August 24th,-Thursday,-for par.
ticuIsrs call on the ticket agent a,
the railroad.
The ticket agent of the p r. R. C.
at this place, sold l26 tickets, for the
Newton Hamllton canpmeeting OIL
Sunday morning.
The w. C. Brown base ball club o,
Patterson went to Newport, on Sat
urday, and were defeated by a nine
in that town by IA to Ii.
On account of the reunion, the TINT
for the holding of the Riverside Parl
Fair, has been changed to October
18th 18th and l4th.
Mrs. Mcdonald, wife of DR.. Nc
Donald of Concord Franklin county
has been visiting the mother of the
Doctor, in this place.
The slippers at Heck's shoe stor'
are marked sacrlhcingly low. Now il
the time to secure real bargains in tn
summer line OF goods.
The Perry County Republican
convention on Monday nominated
H. II. Bechtel, for Congress, and W
H. Sponsler for Assembly.
The ladies foreign Missionary Soci
ETY. of the Presbyterian church vii
meo, ., Mrs. 4 d. Parker's, mex
Saturday, at 8 O'Clock z. NJ.
The Huntingdon base ball Anchor
club, sends an open challenge to al
mines in the counties of Blair, Hun
tingdon, Miffiin and Juniats.
As the canvas progresses, Qua.
grows more silent; his friends com
mence to believe he Is disgusted witt
| the whole business, as it Is beng con
Quoted.
The funny side of the politics thi
fall, SO far, Is, that all of the Politician
predict the defeat of the other fellow
l The voters will Ia an earnest way de
eide the contest in November.
an exchange, from the Wes
Branch of tine Susquehanna says
Italian laborers were detected neal
WIlIiamsport eating the carcass of 1
cow that had been dead two weeks
j. NJ. Toland, of this place, has Sc
, cured an appointment In the War De
psrtmeut 1t " sshiugton, At salary o
$1,000. Mr.. Toiauu, came to Juulats
. from Perry county . couple of year
ago.
The Newport .News mentions tina
. some fellow In Tyrone township recent
IL gobtled up q stray sheep for 81 80
That sheep cost hun $40 In sertliug tb'
matter with the owner of the feec!
lamb
Samuel Parsons living in Hnnting
3 don county, near the Junlata me
died on the 1lth inst, of disease
having all the symptoms OF Asiati'
cholera: the deceased was aged u
years, z months.
A father and step mother in Al
toona, have been sent to jail fol
cruel treatment, to z year ole
!, daughter of tho father. The chic
had an ear taken of, 2 ribs and th'
collar bone broken.
Ex-senator Wallace, is said to be a
a silent as 40 oyster, in tho canvas to-
Ps,trson. 1t Is believed BY many tba
be cannot be induced to make speeches
or write IN favor of the Democratic
candidate for Governor.