Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-08-05
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,,,t s,hott has bought driving
cab, dam bridge is being put in a state of
sP'i'', ., r,.r,v in Huntingdon
s5rn'y'
.u,l picnic.
prof.D.E. Lantz left for his Kansas
bone to-day.
u,ry Stone has returned from a soIourn
aPeru Mills
.r View Academy will be opened Sep
,.abcr 2, 1855.
r.ristown people disposed of 1900
,s,,u.s. last week.
The Prohibitionists OF Blair county held
.,,reution last week.
y,uy New Jersey hogs have recently died
...bolsra,-hog cholOra.
rrould be,a mild punishment to drum
r,,s ont of the country.
Elmer GraybiD purchased the store of
c-.,.- 4 Winey, at Richield.
Marty of Pittsburg preachers are tax
.-,racs,ion trip on bicycles.
rha HIST summer rain within two years
,.v,, to fall on Sunday night.
There was large attendance at the Pan
-,t,ser Island Harvest Home.
The net receipts of the Hook and Ladder
,..,;,,l in Patterson was 1886.
,b,s been warmer this summer in Phil
.3.lpbis, than in New Orleans.
,writer ssys: "There Is more danger in
,,e,sscrew tbaa in loaded gun"
lanes Il. and D. K. Hamilton, Of Sayre,
Pa. are visiting their parents in this place.
,rples bsv. been selling from wagons on
~ streets at seyenty-fve cents per BUSH
e.
P-af Duncan has accepted the principal
ain Of an Academy IN Cumberland, Mary
laui.
The remains of General Grant will arrive
IN New York city, this, Wednesday after
NOON.
Uuder a recent law members of a school
bard c,nnot serve as Secretary TO the
baI-l.
AZ -aer near Waterford. pat load of
slot 10 five COWS that trespassed in one Of
=, fields.
The Devil is 4 fool, but never takes Va
caaon, he's always on the alert to fool 9TH
e people.
Andrew Todd has been home here on
vacation. from Altoons where he is clerking
Il store.
E. D. Parker and wife, returned last
week. from an extended tour of the west
ern states.
Gorernor Pattisou has appointed next
Saturday, August sth, Grants funeral day,
alegal holiday.
The New York dress makers have de-
sc.ibed the mourning dresses for General
Grants funeral.
RI. Hall, of Washington, D. c., spent
lest Thursday in this town in the interest of
Appleton and Co.
Post office law pronounces it embezzle-
nent, ifa post master uses post office mon
ey, even for a day.
Miss Lillian Porter, of Harrisburg, is Wis
iting her friend and schoolmate, Miss Anna
Parker, of this place.
Altoona dogs must be checked. A check
costs one dollar. Three thousand dogs
were checked last week.
The Everett, Bedford county ,,glass works
we're started last week. Sixty men are en-
pOyed by the company.
Doctors in the Q. S. Naval Academy can
detect the boy cigarette smokers by the
dlscOlOration Of the fingers.
Governor Hill, Of New York, has issued
sprOclamatiOn, declaring Grants funeral
day Z
A lady ssked bachelor, "What is a
house without a baby 70 The bachelor said,
at is comparatively quiet house.
The cornerstone of the new Lutheran
eh1reh, at Duncannon, was laid last Sab
oath with appropriate ceremonies.
The sheriff Of Huntingdon county pounc-
"a on Peter Herdic's water pipes in Hunt
hgdOn VITA claim for an old debt.
Rain storms did consid erable damage to
Property along streams in Berlls, Lancaster,
snd SchuylkliI counties, on Saturday.
4 movement already Is in progress hsv-
ing Tor its object the erection OF mouu-
nent to the memory of General Grant.
a few days ago a horse broke an arm for
D. /. Altman by pushing the Professor
ssainst the side of stall in the stable.
Miss Jennie Trimble has been appoint ed
assistant post master in Patterson. Miss
ifiinole Is niece Of post master Kirk.
Postmaster Gei-eman, of ReuserviIle
franklin county, was killed by lightning,
While sitting in the front door of his house
On Saturday.
Il The town council would fix a time and
aleeular place TO meet, citizens who have
O'r'ash business to transact, would know
Where to find them.
H. ). NcNaen, of Turbett township, died
,ls' M Friday morning. Inter ment at Churc h
mn On Saturday. The Post from this
pace attended the funeral.
moan Hertzler, OF Port Royal, owns dog
@' weighs one hundred and forty-four
pounds The animal is cross between
-'"ioandland and bloodhound.
Ut iZth annual Grangers' picnic will be
'pened in Williams Grove, Cumberland
u's' "a, on Monday, August 81, and
NOHunue till September :. 1885