Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-06-06
SHORT LOCALS.

There can be no worse man than a
jury fixer.
Teacher w. l. Hibbs. was in town
last week.
Port Royal has the Musical Con
vention fever,
Patterson is going on with the
macadamizing of her streets.
Henry Auker, of Walker town
ship, is afflicted with malaria.
The County Sabbath School Con-
vention opens to day at Academia.
The bass anglers have been busy
but the number of bass caught is not
large.
The Port Royal band will hold a
cake walk next Friday and Saturday
evenings.
Samuel Wilson has had his FIJI of
the west, and mas returned to Milf
hintown.
Wayne Caveny has bought the
house of Miss Jane McAlister in Nc
Alisterville.
L. d. Parker and wife, attended
on the day of the opening of Brook
Iyn Bridge.
ID. B. Sieber, keeps lot of nice
horses, for hire to such people as
desire to drive.
The IewistoWn Gazette ipforms
its readers that the Gar of Russia
is glad he is living"
A number of farmers have sent
their young cattle to the mountains
to Craze there till fall.
o. 2. Robson to meet the requir-
ments of an increasing business has
enlarged his store room.
There will be no one to decorate
the grave of the reform Democratic
Legislature of this state.
Go to McClintic's tin and stove
store for first-rate garden hoes,
garden rakes, and spades.
Samuel Auker, of Walker town
ship, has prolific cattle, a COW last
week brought him twin calves.
J. 3. McAfee long since resident
of Kansas, has been visiting his ma
tive home IN Tuscarora Valley
Teachers of the common schools
are to hold State picnic in Carbon
county. at Glen Onok, July Is.
Brides in Chicago wear white silk
nightgowns; not all the brides in Chi
cago wear white silk gowns. No.
The Democrat and Register notes
the fact that one of its subscribers
paid his subscription, $500 in gold.
Thirteen prisoners down with
smallpox, causes the Lancaster coun
ty Jail to be Stunned more than ever.
The Red Star, Patterson fire com
pany escorted the Port Royal band
to the railroad from the Court yard,
on Decoration day.
Hardware merchant Guss, caught
weasel on his premises in Patter-
son, the animal wasn't mapping eth
er.
Jacob Sulouff is suffering with ma
laria. the fresh mountain air of his
home in Fermanagh, one would think
should cure him.
4 silver mine in Lebanon county,
that had $4,000 dollars expended
on its improvements, sold some days
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A stream of filthy water has been
running from the jail yard, across
the pavement along the south side
of Court House square
George Henderson, OF Patterson
sports a cane that belonged to al
Indian Chief. His brother in-law
sent it to him from the west.
Solomon Sieber of FermanagE
township, narrowed his corn field
and after that planted the field to
corn the second time this spring.
The dude masher should go tc
Illinoise and try his mashing game
on the Sucker striking miner girls
there would be somebody mashed.
On the 2Sth of May, Captain Ho
sea Ballon, aged 80 years, died al
Washington. D. c. He was the old
est living Free Mason in the United
States
The Sentinel and Republican give;
its patrons larger quantity, and
greater variety of reading mattel
than any other paper in Juniatd
county
David Sieber a citizen of Ferman
agh township, has sold large guam
titv of bark that he had peeled OF
his woodland, to George Goshen o
Patterson.
-Four horses, each pulling a cart
under the management Of two dr1v
ers. passed through town on We'd
nesday on their way from Clearfele
at Harrisburg.
General Bell has been actively en-
gagged in filling orders for agricultur
al machinery. Give the General
call when you need an implement, oi
machine for the farm
There was concert in the Court
House on Friday and Saturday even
ings, but the canary birds IN tow
were not stunned to death by the
music of the occasion.
The graves of the soldiers were
decorated at Academia on Decora
ton day. Nevin Pomeroy and Squire
Howell each delivered speech ap
propriate to the occasion
There was preaching in the Pres
byterian brick church last Sabbath
morning. There will be preachine
there every other Sabbath morninS
% 1Ol o'.iock Rev. Mr.. Benaugl