Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-04-23
SHORT LOC.HLS.

The knight of the white wash brus
is busy.
Jacob Will is building new stabl
on his lot in town
Court week promises to be a busl
one for the lawyers.
The Mexico Bridge Company il
pushing its enterprise
Harley has just "laid in nav stocE
of spring and summer clothing.
A freight car was burglsrizsd al
TbompsOntown few nights ago.
Better late than mover, the msrke
Is well supplied with fresh shad.
The latest styles of clothing may b.
bought at Strayer's, IN Patterson
The Republican National Conven-
tion will meet at Chicago, June 3rd.
An exchange says that small pox, a,
disease, is preferable to scarlet fever.
Wm. II. Rodgers is the member Of
the State Central committee, for Juni-
alta.
An Indiana horseshoer makes his
shoes against interfering, high on the ln-
side.
There will be communion services in
the Presbyterian church on Sunday a
week.
1t is the msn and woman thstis living
on great expectations that cannot be
happy.
Theodore Fasic, now of Lewistown,
formerly of this place, was in town on
Saturday
Andrew Beshors is having q barn
100 feet long built on his farm near
Van Vert.
Count Julius Won Hohenthsl was in
town last week, trimming trees and
grape vines.
Aman named A. Camp, of Mount
Carmel, Pa married his sixth wife a
few days ago.
Many of the young ladies of this vi
cinity spend the afternoons in gather
ing arbutus.
J. N. VsnOrmer is planting peach
orchard for John T. McCrum in Mil
ford township.
Miss Ella Fry is IL from the west,
visiting relatives in Walker aud Della
nsre townships.
Ten book agents, of each sex. kept
the door bells of the town houses ring
iEg on Tuesday.
Cables shoe store, IN Patterson, was
burglsrized on Sunday night, some 10
to 20 pairs of shoes we're stolen.
Squire Parker, is putting a cellar
under the house that be owns oa the
corner of Third and Cherry streets
David DotJ's house is being showed
along at brisk rate toward compile
tion, by Howard Funk, the carpenter
JOHN Short, aged Sc years, formerly
= justice of the peace in Lack township
died on the 18th inst, at Waterloo this
county.
Sunday was bright day and it vas
hard for the little people to stay in
doors, particularly when their parents
walked out
Lucien Sieber goes the rounds OF the
town, regularly, every week, with the
best of fresh beef Call on his wagon
and try his beef.
Barney Conner, and Miss Anna Dol
ly, Of BeaIetown, were married by
Squire J. W Stunned in Port Royal
on the l4th inst.
Congressman Atkinson vas home to
see that all things should pass off even
ly at the late examination for Naval
Csdetship for bis district.
The drum major of the Virginia min
strels created quite sensation while
the brass band Of the company was
making a tour Of the streets.
For RENT.-A house and lot of 4
acres near Van Vert, in Walker town
ship. Address or call on John Cleck,
Van Vert, Juniata county, Pa.
Some days ago Wm. Shtler, while
playing base ball near Lloydsville, fell
and was so badly hurt, internally, that
he died shortly after tue accident.
The employees of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company are instructed not 10
countenance in any way base ball PLAY
ing during working hours. Correct.
The wheat does not present quite as
promising an appearance as it did at
this time last spring. The appearance
however, promises an encouraging yield
The man that proposed 20 eat so eggs
day for period of 5 days, failed to
accomplish the job, and now, it is said
that he cannot look a hen in the face |
Isaac WooIverton, who the past few
years did the milling at Hawn's mill, in
Milford township, this county, has just
moved to Williamsburg Blair county.
Charles Corkins, miller at Jericho
Mills, has the reputation of being first
rate miller, orders addressed to him at
oakland post office will receive prompt
attention.
Farmers.
Kennedy and Doty are prepared 10
furnish you with all kinds of Farming
implements. Phospbates at a saving to
you of 20 per cent.
Ihe tariff question is a puzzler for
sne Democracy. The question will be
discussed by Congress this session, and
,lat discussion will be the opening Of
'Ae campaign of 1884.
S2.99.
Two dollars and nine,y-nine cents
S'il ouJ PAIR Of mems A No. l gum
Coo's, at Heck's Boot and Shoe Store.
original price S4.25.
as Tar as heard from President Ar