Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-06-13
SHORT LOCALS.


Hecks.
Veterinary surgeon Cyrus Sieber is
kept busy.
Dogs have been killing sheep in
Milford township.
Some farmers expect to cut grass
for hay this week.
Big fish stories are slow about
coming to the front.
Luke Davis is off to Iowa to visit
his brother the Doctor.
Philo Hamlin is home from Troy
n. Y. Polytechnic College.
4 residence in canal boat is call.
ed, home on the rolling deep.
b. F. Trego has resigned the clerk
ship that nc held in Schotts store.
Joseph Middagh is visiting his
daughter Mrs. Sloan, at Bradford.
Full moon on the Goth, some men
get full oftener than once month.
Dir. ]. Dysinger has put up a LARGE
barn on his farm in Walker township.
Communion selvice was held in
McCoysville [. p. Church, last Sab
bath
Geo. Wilson of Patterson is home
from a prospecting business tour in
the west.
The cornerstone of the Reformed
church at Bedford was laid on Sab.
bath week.
Five acres of ground have been
planted in tobacco, by Mr.. John Pat
terson at Peru Mills.
The shad did not come up the riv-
er as far rs Newport till after the
shad season had passed.
Uriah Shuman has been appointed
to Ell q vacancy in the Delaware
township school board
Go to McClintic's tin and stove
store for first-rate garden hoes,
garden rakes, and spades.
Thompson and Crozier, have lot
Of nice good horses, that they
brought from the west, for sale
Literary entertainments are kept
up in the school houses of Turbctt
township nearly the whole year.
General Taylor, of AIiftlin county
was il town last week, and while here
was the guest of Congressman At
kinson.
Joseph King and wife from the
vicinity OF Allenville. Miillin county, |
were visiting friends in Tuscarora |
valley last week.
The editor of the WaYnesboro
Record says the report that he is the
father of Is children is not correct,
us he has only Is.
The Samples, club ofball players
went down to Newport on Saturday,
Jat the nine of that town were q lit
80 too much for them.
The shad that each weighed six
pounds, that were caught at New
Port last week, we're not like the
proverbial thin June shad.
Delaware township woman has
discarded the old way of Matching
chickens by puttingieggs under hen,
and has bought an incubator.
The Sentinel and Republican gives
its patrons larger quantity, and
greater variety of reading matter
than any other paper in Juniata
county
BY kick. horse broke two ribs |
of Thomas Arbuckls some days ago.
Mr.. Arbuckle is recovering from the
injury and expects soon to be him
self again.
The question for those that love
to sec n show is, will every one OF
the I3 circuses that are travelling IN
this state pass Aliffiintown, without
showing here
The heavy dashing rain OF last
Wednesday night washed tons ol
Ground of hill corn fields, and there
are few fields in this part ofthe state
that are not hiIly.
Who will say that republics are
uncrateful after the fact is stated
that this government paid to pen
giorers during the month OF Iay the
sum of S12,000,OO0- =,
Joseph Martin is the best rilie
shot now in these parts. WIN JUS
Winchester rifle he can shoot the
head off bird or squirrel whenever
he finds the. game.
Last Wednesday, June 6, was 1he
hottest day of that date III lo years
40 degress in the shade. Out III
Wisconsin it was so cold that over
coats were worn. :,
No" she said, I'll not be 1oqno
in company with one OF those hal
ord students. don't want every
BODY staring at me and thinking M
Lal,ot dancer Boston Post
Mrs. Theadcre Hickman OF ray
ette twp, died on Tuesday 1ae '.n 81
insf interment on Thursday AZ
Lost Creek grave yard, She ala
MS. ~ HnaI,a,on we're married only a
year ago ,or.
=, Abvasin,a. to the English. "flrs1
Won send missionary, then you senu
Consul to look after the missions. y, ,,
tben Won send an army to look after
the Consul"
form Of 12s acres in Susquehan,
ma twp, was sold at Q; Z. =. Sdl9 h1 F. F.
the Court House last Friday py Il l.
5. Doty Jr. as administrator OF ffIl.A Iarl
Caum deceased for $500 MIS-
Caum bought the farm.
Col John ]. Patterson, natlve -
this county, and at one time ,1m;ted OWL
- 80 tho Senf;nek afterwards Onlteu