Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-07-19

Aho oiioeocIdac marrlaSeaDle age
for a girl, is at Is to % years, and
for man at "a to 40 years.
Mrs. Lincoln, wife of ex-President
Abraham Lincoln, died at Springfield
Hl., on Sabbath evening. Her mai
den name was Mary Todd
There will be preaching in the
brick Presbyterian church, by Rev.
David j. Beale, next Sabbath morn
ing at 1O4 o'clock.
The militia camp at Lewistown is
to be called Camp John Fulton Rey-
nolds, and will be opened August 4.
5000 militia men are expected to be
present.
On Thursday night, last, crazy
man named Gloss set fire to the barn
on the Hollobaugh farm, in Toboyne
township and perished in the flames
that destroyed the building.
What is the war in Egypt about ?
Well the war in Egypt is about who
shall control that country. England
wants to control it, and the natives
under Aribi Bey want to control it.
Township Auditors, are sued in
Huntingdon county, when they do
not publish an annual report CT the
receipts and expenditures of their
respective townships.
Tewfik, is the Egyptian king or
governor, that his people forsook,
and joined the military enterprise of
Aribi Bey, against foreign rule
Tewfik was but tool in the hands
of the English.
Harvest is over and the time to
tell how many acres of grass one can
NOW, or how many acres of grain
one can cradel, is here. Before har-
vest it is becoming to be modest as to
the number of acres you can cut or
cradel.
David Harman, who taught school
IN this place some years ago, read
law and became a lawyer, but the
school board of Hazletown, Luzerne
county, determined to secure his SER
vices by paying him a salary of $1,000
a year.
The town was So dull about the
middle of last week that number of
the business men went to the coun-
try to pick berries The dullness in
business was occasioned by the peo-
pie attending to the gathering of the
harvest.
Mr.. Charles Lecron, Of Franklin
county, is the owner of six ducks
which ACCORDING to the Repository,
have kept his potato patch clean of
bugs this season This item ought
to be worth something to farmers
and gardeners
Preacher Benaugh, and Mr.. Gray
bill caught dozen bass between
time, while attending the picnic at
Macedonia last week. Preacher Ber-
ry, will have to look out for his lau-
rels, now that Mr. Benaugh has cast
his line for the fnny tribe.
Miss Ella Sweyer, sends a Circle
vile, Ohio paper, that is edited by
Lille G. Darst. There are a number
of lady journalists in Ohio. Mrs Z. A.
Connor, an able and entertaining
writer is IA member OF the editorial
staff of the Cincinnati Commercial.
Losr-On the public road between
Miffliutown and McAlisterville, red
satchel containing toilet, utensils,
and a drinking cup. The finder will
confer favor by leaving the satchel
and contents at Cocolamus store,
where a suitable reward will be paid
for it, if the finder desires reward.
NoTICE-Tke Twenty Second annual
exhibition Of the Juniats County Agricul-
tural Society will bs held on their grounds,
at Port Royal on Wednesday, Thursday,
and Friday, October 4, ) and 8, 1882.
JcssPH RoIHRoCK, President.
JoKS p. WHARTON, Ssc'y
Frank Howard, who says that he
is printer, from York State, fell
from a freight train OF cars near Nc
Veytown, Aiiffiin county last week.
By the fall n knee cap was broken,
and his head was cut. He was
brought te this. station and his iniur-
les attended to by DR.. d. N Crawford
Rev. Mr. Ross, was in town or
Saturday morning, on his way from
his farm in Tuscarora valley, where
he had bee1z on sojourn during the
having and harvesting season. He
breaches at Logan, Miffiin county
and on SATURDAY. he hud an appoint
ment to fill at that place, at a teach
.ers meeting
Kennedy, and Doty, will fill orders
for coal, during the month of July
and August at the following prices.
Broken Egg and Stove, $500
Chestnut-Hard, $3.50
Chestnut-Soft. S4.I5
Pea-Delivered, $3.50
Pea-Yard. S3.25
For the encampment season, Lewistown