Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-07-29
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sOa,s breakers
md grain stacks are scarce.
D. will last till the 29th day of Au'
pOs days VIII '''
srnday the tropical heat was broken
syni'' ..,, 20 tho Con.
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J,cOb Gr0ninse'' u
obs sbarn' ,o.-,,
re- srery day.
..,,r days now constitute a lawful
.ssO month";
=. Port Royal post Office is now a mon
e Order Office
-,.sn .pple troubles the average boy
sss than one way
=. wheat crop of the world this year is
,S Sc average one.
c,,k Wright has added improvements to
:, house in Patterson.
-. hest way to cast aside the quietcom-
,,,,. Of home Is 10 travel
v..,um's show is expected in Lewistown
o.h d,v of October.
n..r ,bieyery is carried on in certain
4, Fermanagh township.
-,s new potato bug is black in color. 1t
aid to be a ravenOus eater.
III. ProhibitiOnists will hold state con-
,,iou 8, Harrisburg August %.
landlord Foreman has added a lantern
=, Il, hotel sign on Main street.
vr.ic for the Gin Spring picnic will be
,.,,;.bed by Harrisburg musicians.
,.,te walk and festival will be held at
,,omr.optown next Saturday evening.
v-LJ. Snyder has been appoint ed
-, mistress at Liverpool, Perry count Y.
ssn last week talked about putting a
,lce to the upper end of the thermome-
ter.
Beui.nin Byers is charging his house
,ar the Presbyterian brick church build
hs.
Arailroad engine struck John Weller's S
s;h COW the other day and killed the AMI
rs.
The heat was so intense last week that
r.uy city people dropped dead on lhe
street.
Pro,honatary Grosh, of Bloomfield, Per-
RI county, is preparing, to build a new
hsUse.
Some people carried cabbage leaves in
tbei- hats last week, which was better than
carving brick.
For an abatement of per cent. pay bor-
oprb school tax on or before the Srd day
Of next October.
Edward Davis the enterprising fruit tree
man va. in town the other day with the big
sest umbrella out.
These are dog days, which are said to
,-odpce boils on the human body of all who
ta,he too frequently.
Matthias Stump, a prominent citizen Of
de upper end of TuscsrOra valley was in
town last Thursday on business.
People who profess TO know say that love
:, first sight. is not TO be compared TO love
!, second sight. Cross examine.
The l7th annual session of the Pennsyl-
ylua State Dental society will be neld at
Cresson on the 2Sth day Of this July.
A trOup of bathing circus performers gave
, free exhibition OF their powers in the riv-
sr below town last Wednesday evening.
The B. and o. railroad company declare
thsi certain other railroad companies have
combined to keep it out of New York city.
There is 4 shaded drive around Panneba-
kg'. Island where the Harvest Home is TO
be beld, on Saturday the first day of Au-
gust
Nrs. John Batesholtze, died at the home
Of her family, in this town on Monday ev-
sning, after long illness. Aged about 81
Tears
The great heat has had a depressing in
aaence on the zeal of religiously inclined
people, it was depressing on all other kind
Df zeal.
The Tribune i. on time with its sugges-
sesiion that the Declaration of Independ-
snce be read next 4th of July. How about
There was q ready sale of cabbage leaves
IN cities last week. The leaves were placed
IN mems hats to break the force of the sun
On their heads.
The Democracy have another candidate
ID the Held for the primary nomination for
Sheriff in the person of David Fowls, OF
Walker township.
About II O'Clock, last Friday night,
George Doughman ST., was stricken with
paralysis, and has lain in dangerous con-
diion ever since.
d frsnk Stoner, Of Fermsnagh township,
'as Impressed with the situation of the Ne
go N the south, which portion of the land
be recently visited.
mere will be 4 turn out at Gin Spring
Itsf Mexico next Thursday'if if the weather
DC favorable. The grand march will take
pace at II O'Clock M.
MIS- Moore, mother-in-law of Rev. D. J..
Oeae, died al the summer residence of her
~ ,o--ln law, il Spruce Hill township. on the
'Oth inst, aged 50 years.
'ou'e man last week, during the spell of
A'onllnonly warm weather was bold enough
y 'a'snce the thought that it would be a
'O'd 'hing if men and women would wear
so.her Hubbard dresses.
''''o Feghtley, Of Bureau county, Illi-
..-s' formerly of Juniata, is now among his
-" 1s N this county. He is stopping with
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