Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-07-11
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SHORTLOCHLS.
Exit check stamps.

An exchange remarks that dignit,
kills picnic.
Holmes Irwin was home on th,
4th from New Port.
A great deal of hay in this count,
was damaged by rain.
The heat was ITO degrees in th,
sun on the 4th of July.
Apples in Juniata will not be plen
ty the coming autumn.
The thermometer ranged among
the ninetles all last week.
The religion of some people is
nothing more than social impulse.
The Juniata Valley camp meeting
will open August IA and close Aug
ust "a.
The new sea side waist protector
for ladies Is broad belt with sharr
spikes in it.
Richfeld proposes to indulge in a
harvest home jubilee next FRIDAY
and Saturday.
Dealers buy lumber in Michigan
and sell it here to people that have
building to do.
1t is not often that Juniata county
produces wheat crop as large as
the present one.
Alas the days are beginning to
shorten, and summer has started on
the home stretch.
The first talking by telephone was
done from the Franciscus hardware
store to Lewistown.
Go to McClintic's tin and stove
store for frst-rate pitch forks dung
forks and hay forks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crider of Bellefont
were here in town among their
friends several days ago
Mrs. Thompson OF Thompson
town and son were visiting friends
in these parts few days ago.
Mr.. Wright from Mercer county
succeeds Colonel Mcfarland as prin-
cipal of the McAlisterville S. o. S.
Jacob Bergy shipped lot of val
liable COWS east some days ago. They
were nice enough to realize good
prices on
Joel kinzer died at the house of
his son in law Michael Coldren, in
Walker township, on the second inst,
aged S3 years.
The father of Rev. Mr. Gayman of
Fayette twp, died some days ago
at his home in Dauphin county on
his 99th birth day.
The secretsry of several building
associations II Reading was sent to
jail last wee ION charge of con
spiracy and orgery.
\ compi y of Harrisburgers as
tourists Oh canal boat stopped at
this place It Thursday morning on
their way the Juniata canal.
The So mel AMI Republican gives
its patron a larger quantity, and a
greater cictv of reading matter
than any other paper in Juniata
county.
Excha se papers are watching the
advent q IA bug that destroys the
potato h L. The new insect is said
to live { Z bugs. and does not destroy
veSitati f.
The use fly is the greatest filth
gathertGof the iiy family, their scar
city duang season is said to be the
foreruHer of much sickness in the
fall AMI winter.
L. III Wilkinson, John S. Graybill,
II. HH Scholl, Joseph Martin and
DR.. Gt|ibb, will go with company
of Frll Masons to California, about
the l of August
riEnox of Texas Siftings, and MIR.
Shea.j IAN a sculptor fought a duel OF
2 ror.L Ids several days ago in Texas.
KnoIwas wounded in the left arm
near ihe shoulder.
Cdy people are SO hard touched
With Ia curiosity to know what IS 60
ing in that they must have daily
paper. They cannot even pass the
18th Of July as holiday without a
paper.
Few people in Washington city
knaw President Arthur even by
sight. He never walks on the
payements of the city, and seldom
drives along its streets,
Mr.. Schneider who so successfully
conducted the public schools in this
borough last year. has been elected
principal of the 9 schools III Wlco
nisco Dauphin county.
The county commissioners adver-
tise for proposals to repaint certain
parts of the Court House, and fol
pro o,osals to repair union bridge
between Juniata and Snyder coun'
ties.
HIT McAlister and d. ID. Stone
nrom;nent citizens of Juniata were
down to Cape May on an excursion
Other citizens from Juniata were
down TO the Sea with the same ex
cursion.
Loss of sleep, it is said, is makins
men small and puny. That Is a iaet
Inst look at the difference III the
nhysioue of delicate scholar anu
The robust night policeman--bur
lington Hawkeye
sIaur;ce Leonard sells fruit dry
ar that so prepares fruit OF all kinds
and pumpkins too, that when the!
ore baked and stewed in the winter
they have flavor as II Just taAei
from the tree or vine.
Should the scare over the trao'
dollar last till Congress meets nex'
December, there will probably oe