Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-08-06
SHORTLOCALS.

Apples are plenty in Chester county.
Local candidates are out electioneering.
Dog days end on the SOtb OF this month.
To relieve tooth ache, chew cinnamon
bark.
The band is abou. ready with campaign
music.
The peach crop in Delaware State, is a
large one.
The Spruce Hill, S. H, festival netted
s97.SS.
The nearest circus is showing in somer-
set county.
Joseph Rothtock has gone to Nebraska
on business.
Harley will order any kind of a hat or coat
that you desire.
Landlord Murray has flock of Golden
Pheasant chickens.
The post Office at Waterford, has be come
money-order office.
In England $4,000 women are employed
on canals as steersmen-
The rain last week did not penetrate fur
row deep in sod fields.
Take a trip to Niagara, see railroad no.
tice of route and so forth.
Mrs. Charles Thompson. of Mexico, is re-
covering from q severe Illness.
Bears are reported as proving around in
the wids of Huntingdon county.
Government began the issue of new one
dollar notes on the Ist Of August.
On Sunday night week four Lebanon
county prisoners escaped from Jail.
"he tramp goeth ts and fro in the land
since the harvest has been gathered.
James North is improving the pavement
front Of his residence IN Patterson.
Frederick E>penschade, is constantly
supplying his store with new goods.
Strayer is fixing up for the fall trade. He
will be ready with new goods in few days.
Burt Hinkle, lad known to all the town
boys has become a news boy on the P. c.
R.R.
One of the chief efforts Of the late Demo-
cratic house, was an effort to reduce the
tariff
The rain during the latter part Of last
week, kept the farmers back with their oats
harvest.
sF,,l ral Ia hr-a Ia
bite, il is said will destroy the effects of
the poison.
The new comet will be at its brightest on
the 18th inst, but will not be visible 10 the
naked eye.
Last Thursday, landlord London, moved
out, and landlord Foorman moved into the
Jacobs House.
Ram last Thursday, caused the pOst-pOn-
ment of a number of pic-nics that had been
arranged for that day.
The funeral of Katie Viola, infant child
of Joseph and Ada Ernest, took place, in
Patterson, last Thursday.
The IS aratoga wave" takes the 'sGrecian
COLI takes the place of the bang on the
forehead of the young lazy.
A Carlisle school Indian was in town last
Wednesday with Math Rodgers with whom
he is spending his vacation.
E. D. Parker, and wife and daughter Miss
Hall Harker, and Iiece Miss Anna Parker
are off an excursion to Boston.
A horse owned by John Murphy, of
Reeds Gap kicked at the flies and fell on a
harrow and was killed by the fall.
Rev. Mr.. Gardner, administered the
Lords supper to the Presbyterian congre-
CATION of Academia. last Sabbath.
The Irish coal MIXERS TO the number OF
over seyen-hundred in Huntingdon county,
have declared for Blaine and Logan.
Miss Jeanette Forster, of Harrisburg,
and the Misses McCulloch of Port Royal
visited friends in this place last week.
The rain last Thursday, caused colored
people who contemplated holding picnic |
in Fowls woods, to postpone the party.
Washington North is about to engage in
the coal business in Patterson, the rail- |
road company have built a track to his yard.
1t is reported that since the failure to OBJ |
tain license to sell liquor in Fayette town.
ship, liquor is sold in that township by
Wholesale.
George Jacobs has put new pavement |
front OF his mothers residence, and in front
of the house occupied by James Deem on
Main street.
A five year old child of Southland Robi-
Son, fell from a stone wall in the lot of its
fathers residence, on Water street, and C ut |
cash in its head.
Mrs. John Doyle, of Patterson, was taken
suddenly sick one day last week, ii was re-
ported that she had died. She has recov-
cred from the attack.
Mr.. Cleveland, in a speech, delivered, to
the committee, that was appointed TO no.
tiy him of his nomination, said, that ne
was chosen to represent the plans, purpos-
es and policy of the Democratic party.
Free trade is part of Democratic policy, |
and that will defeat him.
New York woman has sued at different
times three young men for breach of prom
ise OF marriage. She is determined to let
no Illty man escape.-Norristown Herald.