Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-09-09
SHORTLOCRLS.

SHORTLOCALS.
Honey is plentiful.
Farmers are sowing wheat.
Quay will walk in by Day light.
A light frost last Thursday morning.
An eight month school term is too long.
A number of people sowed wheat IN Au.
gust.
If reporters would tell all that is told to
them!
The cloverseed crop will be light in this
county.
Albert Hackenberger is a Democratic
candidate for Sheriff.
J. B. Bardel's sale of huckleberries this
year amounted to s225.
A great deal of phosphate has been sold
in this county this year.
H. NJ. Morrow has withdrawn as a candid.
ate for the Office of Sheriff.
The scholars of the McAlisterville school
are back from their vacation.
Five thousand miners are on a strike in
the western part of this state.
LYMAN Koontz, of Turbett township, has
"a young pig that Is real-footed.
, The fence around the public schoo
ground has been white-wsshed.
Andrew Parker, of Washington, d. c., is
visiting his parents in this place.
The commonwealth list, this week, out
weighs the civil list before Court.
Oscar DotY, of Philadelphia was visiting
his mother in this place last week.
Rev. Joseph Mathers and son have re
turned from their western travels.
By the nut hull sign, and the corn-hust
sign. the winter is to be hard one.
How can proposed road like the Soutl
Pennsylvania be competing road
The Bridge company have put up wooc
shed at this end of the river bridge.
The picnic and bush meeting season i
over, and many are those, who sigh.
The sale of the personal property of th
late Jacob Beidler was well attended.
The tomato crop is poor one this yea
in more places than in this community.
The Granger's picnic to be held in Lau
ve,s woods. promises 10 be a large party.
After the lst of October, people who pro
pose to marry must register Their intention
Heavy frost damaged the corn in Mimi
badly on the night Of the Attn OF septeTnbel
Tho new church question, is the uppe,
most question the minds Of Presoyte
rians.
r,;s claimed that cast steel fence post
for wire fence sre cheaper than woode
posts
\ New Jersey Game Protective Socie'
has paid over one thousand dollars for nav
heads.
william E. Etka has gone to Lancaste
,or,tv where he will teach school TIL
winter.
Annie butter boilings ere not Pient!
1855 will be the year for that prohtaol
pastime.
,oh, n Cremer, Of Huntingdon Is en-
-,,ored BY Congressman Atkinson as pri'a'
Secretary.
\ co,onel Copeland is naughty man.
=, the Huntington papers say aeou' III
is correct.
80. Rand composed OF two morn
,nps,e on our streets on Thur
day evening
,.-rs number of people from 'unla,
=. craprer's exhibition, at WI
Jams Grove
rxsrvbOdy will want to see tne you;
som drill when it takes place
women's broom "'
the Corrt House
Jacob Smith sold ten acres
'uus :. y.vette, to VIM. G. ThompS'
for $50 per acre. ,,,..
v,,,. left on Saturday for Miller
Ansoa Mormal School, where he exIec
70 attend school
The p.uphin County osn'eprss, .1 aq ceremony
,.lebrsted with gre,' oe''
u.rr;sburg, next week.
r.. presbyterian Home miss, aiss''Pars Panpet
:.,x met at the house
ssr @ on Monday evening .,
The poli'''ra es- ,be President is CONN
sms a from his vacation .,
You should read the nod a'su sawdust swindlf
:. confidence man anu ,o,nmn.
Of Of aasIi.bsd SSra in another column, ,....n
The H,rl'sU' Ss william F. Jordan Oh
bradford Era beng .,.,, - in rurDs,s TOW
church Hll' Leaned leaned up, and will be
in p'sf n-,r the new Lutheran Lutheran pr p.'Is, s,
M MI on SATURDAY, and pr Jsmes simonl
s.r' s.r' H He wa. the guest o. '..a. vii, be
The ss.s,'s ,ss season on this TTss's %s. ss.s
ened for frshody .nS ss is invited. s..sa. Tns Dsl