Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-05-16
SHORT LOCALS.

rr,shed strawberry is iashiona-
a.colOr- s,,o g uods 30
grs'Ot'a- ,.n ,,,an,v within
8. psi 10 days. ,,,.,.,,. c,,,,.
n. held June Il
ms on checks can be dispens-
,~;tb @ after July lst,
y --;t;ug doctor says, kissing is
,..,srous, OF course it is.
harrisburg man gets pension
- he the loss of a tooth
, =. :, Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
u: ~ At Harrisburg this week,
r.n.s;u Thomas Frow, from Lew
W. was in town on Thursday.
.t,sn SNYDER is about to build a
.rs on bis land in Turbett township.
R.Dianin Wagner is preparing to
II himself house on South Bird
a-.st
rblossoms are a promise of a
"A of fruit. the cherry crop will
Il Mgs
LAWYERS Parker and Stone, each
20 sapplied themselves with pew
bok cases. ;.
n. Jubilee Tabernacle at Selins
-ors is TO hold between 5000 and
1000 people,
The Rowe boys hauled the stones
~ tbs foundation of Squire HUI
mis new house.
Howard Kirk keeps the best of to
l.,co and segars at his store in Pat
tsan constantly for sale.
Go to McClintic's tin and stove
rre for frst-rate garden hoes,
erlsn rakes, and spades.
lstatician writes, there is said to
.one physician to every thirteen
huiiiss in the United States.
Lewis B. Robson of Milford town.
mn. hiss entered the S. \. S. at Mill
rsTiIle Lancaster Co., as student.
John Stoner, of Fermanagh town
.bin had bones broken in a foot by
.isn from ladder some days ago.
The eyenings of June 1st and End
LaTe been set apart for Nankiyel 5
nusieal festival in the Court House.
II. Middagh deals in high priced
horses, he recently sold a trotting
Stallion to Boston party for -, 500.
TIE picnic season is coming on
spsce, and the Sunday schools are
fling up with corresponding rapid
ity
Borough fathers, Graybill, Howe,
Espenshade. and Hams, made a tour
amspection OF the side walks last
Fetk.
Mr. Ballentine has an onion patch
oiseveral acres in Squire Jacobs old
iobacco field along the canal below
t0En.
John Martin, living near the fruit
trm at Thompsontown station, died
few days ago He WAS aged rs
'ears.
Lawyers like to attend the Supreme
Court at Philadelphia 1t didn't seem
Ike going from home to go to Har-
rsburg.
There we're Six funerals in this
F-ice last week The angel of death
1rOught mourning into a large circle
Of Mifiin people.
The Memorial sermon to the
Grand Army in this place will be
Preached on Sunday, May p, by
ReT. E. E. Berry.
Next week will be the time for the
slnlata county lawyers to attend the
Supreme Court. The court meets
Row IN Philadelphia.
People used to talk about London
ondge, now they talk about Brook
Fn bridge, the bridge will be inaug-
uated on the oath inst.
ntock holders Of Riverside Park
aassociatlon a will hold a meeting on
thursday between the hours of 2 and
socloek, to elect officers.
Ihe SerfiRei and Republican gives
: PATRONS larger quantity, and a
sieater variety of reading matter
tolnty.
On saturday May ). Mrs. Conrad,
.O'her OF Mr.. Conrad of the McVey-
WI journal, died at her sons home
4 Ac'eytown. She was born in
"eOanon, April 6. 1913.
A thoughtful moral man, advises
~ = eaitor of the Everett Press, as
il0'S IN 10 prevent swearing in the
- number the joints of your stove
ff7 as you take them down.
i son Of Joseph Adams fell on his
,s1I ,ril' while at play in his fathers
-U-e ,- last Wednesday, and inflicted
n s'Uuhd In the scalp that required
'uf6lcal attention of DIR. Banks.
=, lev. ', sIr. Thompson is not afraid
~, "a Ittls bit" of travelling. He
sue from McAlisterville last Thurs
r:,. ), ,e.Venlng to organize a prayer
aurch. "i'A io''' 'ei i"n
d 3rl:fies cI;fs Lyman has been appoint
=. .1lef " examiner of the Civil Ser
"a n Commission. He has been an
ns- nolder since 1864 in the de-
s,,.s snts OF the Washington gov
r' Mr.. Ross was in town last
pot tsaay, is His horse by some means
Io,,iIO iOVSe' and wandered out of the
pino sla6le, at which he was stop
ireo,, =, aud 1t was several hours be-
We he was brouobt back