Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-07-02

Ex-Sheriif Loudon, and grocery man
Hackenherger have each put down new
board walk along their property on Wash
ton street.
Char.es Z. Pugh, general manager of the
Pennsylvania railroad, was married AZ Al
toona on the evening of June 20, to Miss
Clara Jaggard.
See change of Mifliin Accommodation, to
Huntingdon Accommodation train. for pra-
ticulars, consult time table as published in
another column.
Samuel Clay, Newport carpenter was
struck by lightning while at work on a bridge
west Of Huntingdon on Saturday week,
he was not killed.
The growing corn stalks were blown ont
o: an upright or erect position by the heavy
wind that accompanied the rain from the
east last Wednesday night.
The Grangers Inter s tate Picnic will be
opened at Williams Grove, Cumberland
county, August 25, and continue till the
S0th day of same month.
The Perry county Democrat has entered
upon its 18th volume. II is an ably con-
ducted Journal, ardently devoted to the
cause OF Democracy, which is its greatest
fault
Several mad dogs in Perry county scared
the people of that district into shooting all
the dogs that they believe can be spared,
and those that cannot be spared have been
muzzled.
A black moth that is as nimble As a crick-
ct has invaded the houses Of the town and
Is eating holes into ali kinds of woven fab
rics. must we so back to bare floors to get
rid OF the insects
Tobias Auker has stocked his marble
yard with a lot of valuble stone. People in
need OF tomb stones for their deceased
friends should call on or address him. He
turns out good work.
Women now serve on juries in Washing
ton Territory, and as they are allowed TO
bring their babies with them, thv average
lawyer gets a pretty poor show of attention.
Burlington Free Press.
James Hueston, of Sinking Valley, Hunt
don county, was bitten by a Clydesdals
stallion, ON the 9th day of june, 50 severe
ly thai he died from the effects Of the bite
on the 18th day of the same month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine, are members of the
Congregational church in Augusta, Maine i.
In creed the Congregational church is Pres
by ,erian. In church government. each con-
gregation is a government unto itself.
The Democracy are endea-oring to figure
how many votes the Blaine boilers will car
~ against the Republican ticket. Not as
many by thousands as those who VIII step
our Of the RANKS Of the Democracy aud vote
tor Blaine.
The resolution Of 1915 has not lost its
grasp on the public mind as IS evidenced
by the great mtny celebrations that will be
held on the 4'h of July Almost every
town win ceIeDrltc the day to a greater or
less degree.
The Democrat and Register forgot to
state that peace has been declared within
the ranks of the Democracy in Juniata.
Probably it IS waiting TO learn how the
peace measure VIII be acted on by the par
iy AZ large.
Mr. Weaver, OF Harrisburg, who visits
this place every year, to tune musical in
strGments. remained over last Thursday ey-
eI!ag 10 take part in the music tor the
Acad envy commencement. His violin solos
were admired.
Each ho.,e-keeper is to sweep his or her
own front pavement, gutter, and street,
once week, and the rubbish thus collected
into small piles is TO be hauled away once
every week by some one authorized to do
so, by the town couucil.
a London bank has issued an order
prohibiting the wearing Of boards or nous
taches d uring business hours. Ii must be
very annoying Tor the clerks to carry their
boards in their pockets all day. Taey are
liable to get mussed up
On the 23rd day Of June. Harvey Weakly
went TO work on pier OF the Mexico bridge,
bur he had not worked more than an hour
or TWO till stone rolled against one Of his
leg and hurt it severely, which pu, him out
Of working order for that week.
The Bloomfield Times Of July Ist, says
that fine sorei mare was stolen from oil
yer Rice, Of Centre township, on the night
OF the 9th Of June, and on the same night
a horse was stolen from John Kitncr, OF
ElJiotsburE, and a buggy from Rev. j. ".
Benty Of the same place
The New York independent says: The
country owes Bishop Simpson debt Of
gratitude for his great services in behalf of
the Union during the Civil War. He was
j trusted adviser of President Lincoln and
Secretary Stanton, and gave his voice Tor
the proclamation aholishlng slavery.
"An Indian on being asked whs; he was
doing now, answered .'Well, hunt some,
fish some and preach some; ..Where do
you preach - "Up on the creek BOTTOM
GLOW much 90 they give you3' s.'Boat
$50 year" s'That's mighty poor pay. isn't
it 2'' ssWcil, but its mighty poor preach
Read this and then conclude that It is
the proper thing TO be certain Of what
kind Of paper YOU sign for an agent or ped
dies Andrew Butz, Reuben Wagner and
Jacob Rhuc, Of Mount Be'hels, Nor,bsmp-
ton county, signed what they thought were
agreements with a seed peddler. They |
have since proved to be promissory notes
for thirty days and were for 500 each.
New York, Philadelphia, Chicago and
other large places are all very well and pro-
duce results in accordance with heir size,
ard yet they are not to a cOuntryman what
his county IS 10 him. So it is with news
papers, the New York, Philadelphia, Chi
cago and other large places issue large and
i-tra.,.r riue- MINERS and yet however infer