Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-06-03
SHORTLOCALS.

81, psir of fhalf-hOse for 2Sct. sohOtt'.
wheat harvest will come late this year.
Mast of the corn was planted too thick.
aon schott 70, child's suit for sl.5S
,u,ool men, cashmere suits at Schott's
MS.6a.
sebO,t wiz sell you apair of good Overall'
for set.
"A, UMBRELLA i1er," was around town
On Sunday.
uu,-siuson McAlister has had his hcus G
rspsinied.
osestion-"wilI the governor call an e1-
t.se,iOn'"
window cleaning company In London
cakes money
.cbott will sell you a good every day
,uit for si.6s.
The State Medical Society net at Scrsn-
ton, last week.
Frsnk Noble laid the water pipes for the
Dunksd meeting.
The most thoroughly soaking rain ofttis
,uumer fell last Friday.
M. Warner, of Washington, d. c., has
been in tov the past few days.
John Rotarock has graduated from Penn
,ylvsnis College, at Gettysburg.
There vas a wreck of lot of freight car,
At uLsEistown on Aenday morning.
Resa Schott'. New Clothing Advertise
u,nt, hi. quotations. lead the nxket.
Rsz- Nj Dewirg preached the soldiers
memorial service at Accidents ou Sabbath.
The latest in Kilt suits at Schott's
aumber of citizens in tits town and
vicinity are sutzring from attacks of rheu-
n,ssm.
VsIico b.. street lamps and sufficient
authority to keep boys frog smashing them
le pieces.
The selection of = preacher has been post
roDed BY the Lutheran congregation for
the present
George Wilson and fsrlily, of Pittsburg
aa,e been visiting relstiyes in this; Mr.. Will
sons native pl,ce.
Jhi. years wheat crop Will be the lightest
that has been produced in America with
in the pes. tsr ye ars.
ssho,f cells boys sait at $3.50, better
sns 81 s3.47.
Ths Republican stsnding committee OF
SNYDER county, has s-clared for u. S. Quay
for State Treasurer.
The Democrat aad Register calls the Law
ys,s o. Bloomfield, -f-mag gaificent members
Of the legal fraternity"
Itn worthy of cote that none of the
Brethren took sick while attending the
Conference Near Mexico.
CIV. Smith has put substantial eross
ing OF the west side of tl,e intersection of
Cherry aad Main streets.
Philsselphis has got to be so loose on
the marriage question I'll at in every fifteen
marriages there is one di iyorce.
Rev. Mr.. Mann preach, ID in the Methods:
ehurch TO a large eadien ce on Sabbath ey-
sning from the thene '.I reach the Word
Joseph Martin VIII att end the National
Escampnent of the g. A, R.. at Portland
Maine, June oath aad 25t !, next, as al al
ternate.
Country people laugh ov er the baby con-
trGssrsT II Washington, as 20 who ia the
first woman in tss, ,ssicial C ircles at Wash
lDgton.
The Democratic state convention will
meet al Harrisburg on the sth day OF Au
qua; to nominate a csndi late for State
Treasurer.
The Carlisle shoes are the | BEST iiting, nj
eest and nestest shoes in the market, and
for sale only at G. ". Heck;'s boot snd
shoe store.
z. S. Doty and George Jsco bs, attended
the Ceremony of the unveiling 'f the Gov
ernor SNYDER monument at Sell nsgrove on
The 9th day of Ray.
J. E. kichOlrz, of the Sunbury Democrat
hss been appointed post master at Sunoury-.
Eicholtt began his newspaper career IN 'he
office Of the Register in this place.
Railroad detectives so Swallowed the
crooked characters that attended the late
Brethren encanpment thst they bee anne shy
end most of them did not remain long.
Snyder county people .zrned last Wed
nesday into holiday, over the occasion OF
the unveiiing Of monument to the memo
ry Of Governor Snyder, ct SelinsgTOve-
For the latest in bats, &C to Schott, the
leader in fashions.
The 18th annual Sabbath School Conven-
don holds its meetings this week in the
Lutheran church at McAlisterEille, begin
hing on the Bird and closing on the 4th OF
June.
Y. D. Cramer, railroad train master Al
INA station, gave personal attention to the
incoming aud outgoing of the special trains
Tor the Brethren during their iate big meet
Ing 8: Mexico.
The Bunker National COnfe. epce thEtre-
Gently met on the NJ. K. Beashor farm, near
NeIicO, left & favorable impression on tnn-
o'eds of people who do not belong to the
Brethren .cAurch.
s II. Shower. and J. NJ. Mcdonald, have
been appointed, each sJustice of the Peace
ey the Governor, to fiji the places made
'sesn; by the e.S=Ath of Squiret, Caleb Par
ter aud Jacob Beidler.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company dis
Psyed its usual safe and expeditions mau-
sgsnent in the transportation of the thou
'snds Of people who attended the Dunkard
eoeampment lear Mexico.
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