Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-06-04
SHORT LOCALS.

Jacob Thomas is buying cows.
All kinds of hardware at NcChntic''
Sale of Kentucky horses next Satur
day.
The bark peeIer has laid his spud a.
side.
Hollidaysburg has roller skating
rink.
The Huntingdon car works are tt
resume.
Mr. Shuman is repairing his hotel il
this place.
The prospect for large peach erOI
1. frst-rate.
The growing oats presents a favora-
be appearance
There are lis girls in Lewlstown old
enough to marry.
A living curiosity in Clinton county
is FIVE footed calf
Latimer Wilson is repairing bis res
idence, at Van Vert.
There was frost on Thursday, Friday,
and Saturday mornings.
Moody and Saukey will be home
from the old world ID July.
Pittsburg miners Will hold conven-
ton on the 18th of this month
Mrs. Philip Pannebaker, of Ferman-
agh township, is in poor health.
The piers of the Vanderbilt bridge,
at Harrisburg, have been started.
A grange has been organized in both
FermaDagh and Walker townships.
Huntingdon fathers and mothers are
talking about holding baby show.
There will be no presehingnext Sab
bath morning in the Lutheran church.
Mrs. General Grant has sold her
Washington, D c., house for $500.
Robert McMeen has added a new
oistern TO his home property in town.
John Byler has a good farm in Fer
msnagh township, that he desires to
sell.
Stove fire, and overcoa's. aud shawls,
we're in demand last Friday aud Satur-
day.
People from certain districts IN the
county reported frost last Thursday
morning
Mrs John Bergy presented her hus-
band with 9 pound boy baby last
Wednesday.
The graves of the Confeierlte-reb-
el dead-were decorated on the 9th
dsy of Nay.
A lot of Kentucky horses will be
sold at public outcry next Saturday,
June !. 1884.
The bass fishers we're out on Mon
day, it wasn't the early bird that
caught the worm.
John Reno, has sold his farm, in
Fermauagh township, to Mr. Ginger,
Of Suy der county.
Twenty thousand people turned out
TO witness the knights Templar parade
at Erie last week
The Democracy are talking of uomi-
mating the wrecker S. J. Tilden, of y.
I, for the presidency.
minnesota is the greatest cold wa
ter state in the union. 1t has within
its borders 900 lakes"
A Landisburg, Perry county man
named Coral has bought aud sold go
horses within the past year.
The Presbyterian Home Missionary
Society gave an entertainment in the
Chapel on Monday evening.
Contractor Keif.r, of Northumber-
lsnd, will build the bridge across the
river at Mexico for $1,000.
The toothpick is the name of jour
nal that is issued by Happle & HartzeIl,
from the Newport News Office.
Congressman Atkinson came home on
last Friday of decoration services at
OTbisonia, Huntingdon county.
Huntingdon has no base ball club,
and therefore, most of the fathers aud
mothers of that town arc happy.
Myrven Paunebaker had his left eve
severely hurt by base ball, which he
was trying to catch. on Saturday.
Wm. Kobler, of Turbett township. Is
the latest announcement, among the
Democracy for County Treasurer.
Every time a rain comes up people
begin to talk Of destructive storm. 1t
vas not so long ago, old people say.
There was good deal ofwhi,ky TAX
90 straight from the bottle, BY young
men on the evening Of Decoration day.
The Post soldiers visited Union Gem,
e'ary aud decorated the graves there. of
deceased soldiers. on decoration day.
Some of the amateur fishermen could
not wait till Monday to east line for
bass. They began to fish on Sunday.
There will be a childrens' meeting
held in the Presbyterian church next
Sunday at 10 A. NJ, 8 p. NJ, and 8 p.
N.
The Methodists had a good time at
'nelr convention last week. Their or
Old
kev. j. Fl Matbers visited friends
~ ms place before his departure for
'ae old world. He is now out on the
sea.
a number Of women attended the
indianapolis Greenback National Con-
'en'lon last week and, did good deal
Of talking