Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-05-30
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reacned hansaS.
Just to think, men wear crushed
strawberry colored hose.
The corn that was planted early j,
showing itself above ground.
J. X Gish, a citizen of Wake,
township, had 4 hogs to die.
Many horses in Altoona are affiict
ed with the pink eye distemper.
VIM. Cunningham, of Milford twp
had severe attack of pneumonia.
Luke Davis is off to the west ON 8
visit to his brother and other friends
jeremiah Lyon, and Mason Irwin
have associated for the practice o.
law.
A. II. Weidman, in this town rep.
resents reliable life insurance com
panies.
Miss Daisy Simons, and Miss Liz
ne Deem, have been visiting friends
In Harrisburg.
Thompson and Crozier, will next
week return from Southern Ohio
with lot of nice horses.
Enoch Mornings barn has been
successfully raised, on the mansion
farm in Fermanagh.
One day last week. the river rose
at the rate of s inches every hour.
for the period of hours.
Go to McClintic's tin and stove
store for first-rate garden hoes.
garden rakes, and spades.
Everybody in these parts looked
for frost after the rain last week, but
the frost did not put in an appear
ance.
On Friday if the weather proves
itself anything ike favorable for fish
ing the bass are to be troubled with
line.
James Kidd, of Tuscarora was in
town on business last Friday He
is as staunch Republican as in days
of yore
Rev. Z. T. Berry OF the Lutheran
Church has officiated at 40 funer-
ais within the period OF II months
just past
John Garman, formerly of this
county, but now OF Lackawanna
county Is here among his relatives
and friends.
The borough fathers have issued
an order to clean up the dirty places
in town, and to put pigs into close
confinement.
Rev. Michael Bashore was rep
resentative from this county to the
General assembly of Brethren near
Lawrence, Kansas
The General Synod of the Luther
an Church was held in Springfield,
last week. The next meeting of the
body viii be in Harrisburg, Pa
Judge Barnum, of Chicago, SEN
fenced the brute who whipped his
wife to death with a leather strap to
thirty-hve years in the penitentiary.
The Sentinel and Republican gives
its patrons larger quantity, and a
greater variety of reading matter
than any other paper in Jmiata
county
A heard of IL Jersey COWS all but
2 imported from the Channel Islands
were sold in Philadelphia last Thurs
day at prices ranging from $4,000
to S1075,00.
A citizen, from the country, OBJ
serves that the hogs that died last
year throughout the county, were
hogs that ran the greater part of the
summer at large.
Tie aggregate number of horses
and cattle that William Banks has
been feeding on his farm in Ferman-
sgh township since last November is
100 head per day.
A Lieutenant Of the Austrian
army and the editor OF a Military
Journal fought dIel at Vienna,
with pistols last "Wednesday the
Lieutenant was killed.
Baltzer Lauver living i'll Milford
township, has distinct recollection
of the cold summer OF 1916. Men
moved grass, and cyclea grain WITH
their coats on that year.
The Governor vetoed an act to
pension soldiers of the Mexican war
Ii every other soldier is to have a
a pension CT bounty, why not the
soldier OF .the Mexican war-
"a young lover in Iowa pad s4O
for n locomotive to run him thirty
five miles to zee his girl, and when
he got there the family bulldog ran
him two miles and didn't charge him
a cent. Corporations have no souls
There are some wild boys at work
ON the new railroad that runs through
Lewisburc. and Lewisburgers COM
Dlain through tie Chronicle that the
wild bows are tss noisy on the streets
at night
The Committee on Teachers Per
manent Certificates will meet IL the
Patterson School Building, on Sat
urday. June 2, 1888. at 104 O'Clock.
All applicants viii please present
themselves on that day.
Never in your life dd you hear o.
snow a foot deep in V2rginia IN May,
Such was the case last "Wednesday,
Nav %. The snow On that day
drifted a foot deep on the line OF the
Richmond and Allegheny Raliroad-
Or Friday afternoon oEo hlnes'
made up of Academy boys, Selonslhe
to the Crescent and Rugby cIups'
played a match game OF base pan IL
this place. A number OF Academy a, ny
girls graced the occasion with Hnen
presence.
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