Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-07-02
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Harvesting.
Car jumpers.
Vacation days.
Elaine stock rules high.
Swinging on the garden-gate.
Harrisburg has a cricket club.
The wheat is plump in the grain.
The cherry crop is not large one.
.c,ssn up says the chief burgess.
r1s said We are to have frost in July.
The cholera has broken out in France.
7be,tuient, have shelyei the text books.
The banks will be closed on the 4th o
July.
The com presents promising appear
ance.
The Democracy are looking for theil
nominee.
The potato bug is troublesome in Frank
lin county.
4 good time is anticipated for the 4th in
Lsryer's woods.
The DAYS are beginning to shorten, we'r
al sorry for that.
F,,,t Noble viii furnish YOU with first
tate force Vump.
The G. \. K. Rost in this place is to
have a new silk flag.
There are a number Of fishing parties
canpei IN The rErrows.
Rain rrt an end to the hay making last
wednesday for a tine.
The efHte-m Of Airy View Academy will
open September 70 1881.
Good news for TIE women. Worth SAYS
@,hs-e is no fashion a, all
Ar-elchar is a 1fee-presidelt Of the
La-ca,,er crsmatoly company.
Anamher of -Fai We're seined ont Of the
rger at Newport. last week.
Boys that FTav ball on the streets Of Lew
isoEn are taxed 10 cents each.
Tie wife Off. Bruce Petrisen Of Hunt
asion died last Friday morning.
Cal At Mrs. DieHl's mi!iinary store on
Wa,er street for milIina-y work.
The Thompsontowu creamery receives
i.Q00 pounds Of cream every day.
The Hook and Ladder company will eel
et-a,s the 4th in LAWYERS woods.
Have the Sparrovs gone to the country
they seem less numerous than last year.
The farmers are nearly busy enough now
10 make up for the leisure of the winter
Th. Lewistown Gazette Is hopeful for
the completion of the Seaboard Railroad.
The tlllest young lady in Duncamon.
measures five feet nIne inches in height.
Rev. H. Nsthers reached Liverpool
England, on the 10Th ult., after a voyage Of
ten days.
Nrs. VI. Josat. fell from a cherry tree
hear Raubsyile northampton county and
was killed.
\ mai dog in town, caused Bloomfield
people to muzzle all the dogs that belong
70 the place.
Bar5en can be relied upon to bring ber-
RES to town for sale throughout the sum-
mer season.
Mrs. William Books, Of Altoona, i visit
ing the family Of her father-in-law Mr.. Sol
oHon Books.
Yo1 viii want a sound Republican paper
forthe campaign, subscribe for the SESTG-
EEI AND REPUBLICAN.
There is chance for people to earn
some extra raoney by helping farmers
through with the harvest.
There vas change Of 90 degrees be-
tween the heat Of last "Wednesday af-r-
boon, and Thursday morning.
Nrs. wm. Howe, and her sister Miss En-
ma A. Ray, OF Tyrone, hys been visiting
The family of Nr. Jesss4il e E,Fsa7 x.
Auumb,r Of tn. Acadss.s-..udents. &C
oompaniei by Mr.. snd Mrs. Duncan picnic
81 At Macedonia last saturday.
Excursion tickets win be sold on the 3ri
and l,h. good to return on the 9Th, price,
iSo-ihirds regular passenger car fare.
Arthur B. Long, a wealthy citizen of
LeVistown died suddenly Of heart disease,
ooe day last week, aged IS years.
is tis;resslngly healthy just now for
'le doctors, don't fret, every ones turn
io' spell Of sickaese comes around.
The Tennis brothers have con2luded a
contract with the Lehigh Valley road to
slade The Slaiington B-ach extension.
lancaster papers state that S20o, ,0o0 have
Oesn lost by SPECTATORS Of that town, with
IL 'N- period OF two months past, in oil.
i heavy piece Of timber smashed the left
0g Toe Of DR.. Graham while he was at his
u" mill in Beaie township, a few days ago.
The Democrats are pool pooing, the
si'iaatleal construction of Logan's speech
Is, So they did with the speeches of Lin
coin.
HE Young folks of Cocalamus, viii hold
sand festival near Browns Mills on sat
11'y evening July y, 1854. Proceeds TO
s'0Tari the purchasing of bell Tor the
-'' church at Cocalamns.
Lawyer Patterson is quite a gardener,
9'eA'ly' be bought lot Of ground from
= . Parker. and now in the early morn
e % these summer days he may be seen
''fA in the garden, if he keeps on he
~' yet become a granger.