Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-08-12
SHORTLOCHLS.

lock Hsven "a TO have 8 crematory.
III, ss.s is fresh and green like in the
Esins.
The Newton Hamilton camp meeting is
il progress.
John Stone is home from Pittsburg visit
ing hi. puent'.
Huntingdon ha, citizen whose name is
Honesty Miller.
The pic-nics are too numerous to mention
Let U, have rest.
An application of sliced cucumber is said
vil remove freckle,.
party went to Macedonia on boat to
vf.nic I.s; Thursday.
Mss Jennie Howe, of this place has been
visiting friends in Altoona.
The Methodist Sabbath School picniced
n Schweier's woods last Thursday.
There is 3 talk of running Ex-Governor
Hu,rsnft for Sheriff in Philadelphia.
The sheriff will sell the Huntingdon car
work, on the llth day of September.
Cholera destroyed fifteen dollars worth
achikens for AcVeytown preacher.
The Mexico Cornet Band viii hold q
cske walk and festival August l4th and 18th.
Henry shellenberger, of cAlisterville,
hss bought SuIouf's "driving park" wag-
On.
Lesistown people who camped in the
Grrows, received thorough wetting last
week
An enterprising tailor proposes to get up
Father Hubbard dress. Wait till next
sumner.
The police are on the look out for slug
tsrerns," at the Newton Hamilton camp
meeting.
Harvest Home services will begin at 10
O'Clock, A. N, in Milliken's Grove, next
Saturday.
The Harrisburg Democrats are still keep
Ing up the fight to whip each other. 1t is
their fight.
Professor A. L. Guss was bounced out
Of $500 clerkship at Washington last
Wednesday,.
Look for q comet In the southwestern
SKY. Astronomers say it will soon appear +,
10 the evening.
The pioneers In the nsrrows, from Lew
i'!oEn, were nearly drowned out by the
rsin, last week.
The Lewistown Gazette says, too much
birch beer causes too much singing on the
streets at night.
The rain of last week raised the river
seout six feet, and cleaned il nicely of
simmer rubbish.
". r. Milliken has withdrawn his name
IRON the list of Democratic candidates for
the Office of Sheriff.
The ground has been thoroughly saturat-
eo WITH water and that is an assurance that
'ae heat of summer is broken.
ihe growing corn that was prostrated by
me storm of last week, has Strengthened it.
'ei much better than was expected.
Inc Democratic county standing commit
"sh called by It's chairman to meet in the
oOnri House on the 22nd day of August.
one Of the oldest families In Juniata, is
Ne ufayblli family. The first ancestor in
SUE Valley located near RichfieId, In l740.
Colony of one hundred people, ust
We lumber Of the Aayhower colony-will
eA'e Fulton county, this month, for Dsko-
"a
Se'en peopl were killed by the Camden
aua Philsdelphia tornado of last week.
AO'e Than one hundred people were injur-
ed.
n young lady in Bellefonte gave a gay
anu FESTIVE dry goods store clerk cowhid-
lie was too loose in the use of his
tongue.
The executive Committe of the Juniata
'aiey Editorial Association will meet at
.ue Lester House, Huntingdon. at p. NJ,
August 18TH,
ine county committee has been called to
N this place on Saturday, the e9th
See Chairman McCauley's call.
, '"efih Shivery, J. W. Plette, Samuel
'er'' Jacob Peghtly, and Joseph Hughes
ere 10 New York, to attend Genera.
Grants funeral.
Opls who enjoy gigging fish in the riv-
~ " night, had their sport cut short by
- rams OF last week. They expect no
sport Of that kind this year.