Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-09-02
JAMES McCAU
SHORTLOCdLS.
F. NJ. M. PESsELL,
Secretary

Secretary.
SHORTLOC.ALS.
Where is the comet
The oyster is ready to be opened.
The apple crop is immense in Connecti-
cut.
Mrs. Penneli IS recovering from case of
illness.
Miss Maud Irwin has gone to visit friends
in Ohio.
The borough schools will be opened next
Monday.
The rain put the ground in fine order for
Flowing.
Copper and iron kettles for sale at Nc
Clintic's.
1t was almost cool enough to produce frost
last week
Did Vanderbilt come into Pennsylvania
10 be bought Off
attend Normal school,
To make both ends meet, make a soup
OF ox-tsil and beef soup.
The Harrisburg Centennial will begin
Monday, September IA, next.
A number of the faithful attended the
democratic state convention.
Thaddeus Parker and sons, of Allegheny
City, were in town last week.
Slight tiurries of snow fell at Lock Haven
this state, on tho 26th of August.
Miss Mussie Diehl has returned from a
visit TO friends in Tuscarora valley
Perry county now rejoices that it did not
get a section OF the Vanderbilt road.
There was a heavy frost at Huntingdon
on the morning of the 26th of August.
When prohibitionist commends you to
his ticket he commends YOU to Bass.
Next week will he court week. Several
important cases have been booked for trial
Liquor bars in Everett, Bedford county
ing
Joseph Rothrock has gone to Canada on
a visit. He will take in on the trip Niagara
Falls.
Recent information states that Rev. Thorn
as Sherlock died of hemorrhsge OF the
throat.
Esnenschade has restocknd his store with
new goods. Call at his place, on Main
street.
There were heavy frosts in certain parts
of Virginia on the morning of the 10Th oil
August.
Mrs. Foster, OF Washington ID. C., visit
ed her brother. Mr.. James Law, in this town
last week
10, of new boots and shoes for men and
ho,.s and shoes for children and women
Espenschsde's.
A heavy wind with dashing rain on , un
dsy afternoon fattened the corn on 'ar'"
near McCoyville.
NJ Stewart. assistant teacher IN tne
Academy. is a PhiIadelphian that come
well recommended.
A full line of boots aud Shoes io' aus
men. women aud children, in nrS' Juan
leather at Espenschade's-
On IN. farm of Samuel Keller in Monro'
township, there is wlilo" 'reo '""'
e,ohteen feet IN circumference
I usnrv sieher. CT Fayette township
y -, his unels Daniel sieber's farm
rermapagh township for ss.oOO'
John B.rry has been quite SICK 'ne pas
wssk with Typhoid fever. Mrs. Berry, H''
,.;e, has been afflicted with cnii'e'
-, Bowersox, of Fayette TOWNSHIP
-, that is eighteen years DID, anu
as..,ive mouse and rat catcher'
Mountains not far from selinssrOVe, o.s ons
a- comfy were visited by a snO"
oef 90. o,,;ng of the 26th of August
% rsor. was a killing frost in Minnesota 10 o.
,be morning of the 25th OF Au .-r,s dom
corn crop in that part OF tue ''D"
.,o.-scv will hold their primar
lection on the 2sth day OF sep, s.r en- fol M
tss;r csuniy convention on 'H'
lowing. am lookin
The Lutheran congregation are ,,, ,U p,aac
60, Rev. Mr.. Graiffthis week -. ~ -,..e mex
10, 10 che Lutheran church in this p'A''
Sabbath .L in tweut,
.;,;zeu of BeIlefOnte took IN NJ rss
- aars of ice cream and n",nO''
five sA". IL at church fesfiVa' 10
,,s;0.ons and Airy Views played e .
ln' I'll in the fair ground at fOr' n'S :
game OF oAii = a.r Result Atkinson
Airy Views 1' r,.csrora vale
som .ns opinion that malari' mas ~, :,
sronsbt s into the valley by 'ns
of phosphateS ,-,.in cure of erysil
For VI. sarsa parilla, wh'eh Is q
specific So, endorsed by the ''''
iii authorities ,s,d a stat
The HUI harrisburg last week an
consen, ,sa Barr spangler' OF Marle.n' ua ,nn =
stafe IIs .nd dollars then and there. wv
ofa th0issu -sa delegates were present