Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-08-19
SHORTLOCHLS.

Vacation days are araw.ng TO l close.
Cholera morbuS was rampant last week.
The next day of viii be Thanks giving
AWAY they go, on the light fanta site toe.
The inventor of the Gattling gun is doc
tor.
a good deal OF the oats has musty
shell.
NeS potatoes have been selling at scots.
bushel in town.
These are the booming times that the De-
mocracy promised.
.That Little German Band" was tootin 2
in town last week.
Every Republican should see to it that
BIZ EAme IS registered.
Bsd whisky caused a number of fights in
Bloomfield, las; week.
number OF Young men from town art
camping II the narrows-
The Lutheran parsonage Is bsing rep Iin;-
ed and repapered inside.
There viii be several important cases be-
fore court, IN September.
The camp-meeting ground tn is year does
not need to be- spri2klei.
Miss Rhetia Todd, Of Pittsburg, IS visit.
isg her parents in Patterson.
A heavy shower Of rain refreshed vege-
tstiOn on Thursday afternoon.
Mayor Parker has ordered the town to be
cleaned, lined and dc-odOriz ID.
Grangers are shaping things to get off TO
their annual Interstate picnic,
The average yield of wheat this year, in
Kansas, Is ten bushels 20 the acre.
These are good Dem ocraric times. Your
glad you voted for a change, are you!
Airy View Academy will open its winter
session, on Wednesday, September 9. 1885.
The United Brethren held a camp meet
ing about mile from Richfield, last week.
Blessed is the subscriber who pays bis
subscription promptly. many do, some do
not.
The merchants of McVeytown have near
y been rnu down by city runners and drum
mers
James Murray was pitched off horse in-
to the river on Sunday. The boy was badly
scared.
Horace Shibley, son Of the editor Of the
Perry County Advocate, was in town on
Monday.
The neT moon last week had its horn
down, which is the Indians sign OF wet
weather.
Ihe undertaken Of Grants funeral, it is
SAID wants thirty thousand dollars for his
services.
The house in which General Grant first
"a" the light OF day has one door and two
windows.
MS Phiio Hamlin and family propose to
eo Ii The near future TO Seattle, Washing
Ion Territory
Feier Herdic's interest in the Hunting.
uoa Water works, was sold by the Sheriff
for ten dollars.
WHAT'S to happen next. since the editor
!" lhe Huntingdon Globe has taken a tent
ateampmeeting at
HE railroad men on Dobson's division
VII picnic near McVeytown, on the 5tl
nay Of September.
Mr. Al. Patterson stepped on an up.
'1'ned nail few days ago, and since then
sue has mad sore foot
eias {. Moyer, of Fer.nanagh township,
: -eihdida:e for the chairmanship of the
democratic county committee.
lhe Mount Pleasant Union Sabbath schoo
va hold their annual Picnic, on Saturday
august p, 1885. All are invited.
"omena' hats are higher than ever, bu.
Consequence it does not follow thai
e' are more handsome than ever.
MIS-. II. S. scholl and daughter retur nec
week from a protracted visit among
'''"uS N the eastern part of the state.
insurance agents of Perry and Juniat;
1''''es met in his place last Friday, to
'''fiilne on uniform rates Of insurance.
Nolheilber when you come to buy Stor'
us That Frederick Espenschade is con'
a1'i! supplying his stock with new goods
ifahk NJ. VI. Pennel, after studying law
n SOlie time was admitted to the bar las
-l"y' having passed very creditable ex
'H1'ion' Nr. Pennel will attend the Al
"'hy Law School during the coming winter