Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-05-28
SHORT LOCALS.

SHORT LOC.7LS.
York lime at Hackenberger's.
Crozier and Thompson are west fo
horses.
Nails for sale, at NcClintic's
Senator Don Cameron is home, from
Europe.
Big invoice of candy at Hackenber S
Lawyer Beidler's bees swarmed las
Saturday.
Penny mackeral at Hackenberger's S
Fog In February, frost in June, liv'
and see.
The greatest shoe on earth at Heck s
the I. L. b.
The grass crop promises profitable
yield of hay.
The corn is slow about showing itself
sboye ground.
The Kidds have been bunting the
bathing places.
The ideal angel is blonde What
the real angel like!
Wheat in this section of the country
is showing its head.
David Sieber, of this borough, has
moved to Harrisburg.
A number of citizens, in Juniats, OBJ
served Ascension day.
To remodle a garden let hen and a
dozen of chickens into it.
A string band is in training for the
Academy commencement.
John Mccoy, who lives near this
town has been seriously i'll.
Next Monday bass may be caught
with safety, under the law.
There is a man about Liverpool Per
~ county who steals saw logs.
The thermometer, in the shade, last
Friday, went up TO 80 degrees.
The frosty weather that was predict
ed for May has not been realized.
The success of a bank depends large
ly upon the honesty of its officers.
The banks will close next Friday, be
cause that will be Decoration day.
Farmers should have the fine mack
eral that are for sale at Hackenberger's
There will be no preaching in the
Presbyterian church next Sabbath.
There are a good many people who
will not roof house when the sign is
up.
A heavy storm of rain and hail pass
ed over this place last Friday after
noon.
David Smith, Jr, Of Thompsontown,
has invented a machine for making
road.
4. Fl. Weidmsn will insure property,
50 that you may recover fer loss by
storm.
The Republican National Convention
vii meet al Chicago next Tuesday
June >.
lhe average town boy is happy, for
The water is getting warm enough to
swim in.
Cyrus II. Mccormick, the reaper
mans estate is said to be worth Sl0,-
100000.
Ward, the man who squeezed the f.
u,ncisl life out of the Grants, is pi-
Gus fraud.
The picnic season, and the season
for Sabbath School celebrations is a
bout here.
This town will soon be in telephone
communication with Altoona BY way of
LeSistown.
Nelson Clever, a student, in Dicken-
son College had an ear bitten off by
vicious horse.
Emery McCahen will furnish you
Hl,h strong lumber FROM the woods of
shade mountain.
Emanuel Smith, of Delaware town
snip split bis right foot while at work
splitting timber.
Lawyer Parker and Lawyer Dotv,
Jr, are in Philadelphia attending the
Supreme Court.
hev. Mr.. MCLEAN the new Presby-
terrain preacbs. was installed at Bloom
aeld last Saturday.
The course of the pike through Es-
psnschade's farm has been changed to
run along the canal.
Academy students are beginning to
seriously think of preparing for the
June entertainment.
Miss Lydia Stouffer is preparing to
''e orick pavement put down in
'r'nt of her residence.
The Penn bank, of Pittsburg, closed
rs doors one day last week, but opened
hem agsin next day.
Rev. Joseph H. Mathers Will leave
,,eW York by steamer for a4month's
'our IN the old world.
Mrs. Turbett has returned from a
p,o'racted sojourn with her daughter.
Mrs. Davies, 10 Ohio.
Jehn Sherman, of Ohio, has many
Hieoas Tor the Presidential nomination,
A' chicago, next week.
uefnan Baptists in large numbers
ne gong to the national annual meet
~s near Dayton. Ohio.
The Bergy boys, in this town. have
morse iha, horsemen believe is the
A4h'0g Of fast horse.
irs, John c. weiriok, of Liverpool,
presented her husband with a l3,
fOuna boy baby last week.
oOan htka has opened store in
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