Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1886-06-23

4 ie ~ 'ne ioSiuouCc Vi James McCau
ley.
Mr.. McNitt, in Patterson, has finge,
boards for sale. Road supervisors that ar
In need of such boards may do well to sc
him.
A "swimming society" has been orrani,
ed by the young ladies of Bloomfield. W
have no doubt, but that they will learn I
swim.
The weather has been too cool for th
flies. "rhe pesky" scavepgers will &c
their work in during the months of July an,
August.
| Some difficulty with the boss of the Por
Royal bridge caused the men to quit work
A set of men from distance were put upor
the work.
Edward Strayer returned to his home !,
Patterson, last Saturday, after spending th,
yea as student at the Chester State Nor
NAL School.
During the past ten years Rev. w.H.Lo
gan, of the MiIlerstown Presbyterisr
Church, has oficiated at 40 marriages snd
l07 funerals.
The Democratic party is not temper.
ance party. Wolfe's cold water hook i.
meant to catch Republicans. Will you bite
Republicans
There is great difference in the size Of
the growing corn in Juniata, owing to the
different times of planting. There is time
yet for the corn.
Miss Margaret Fisher, of McAlisteryille,
who has been attending school at Port De-
posit, Nd, the past year, returned to her
home last week.
FoR SALE.-A valuable and desirable
town property on one of the main streets
of the town. For particulars, terms, etc,
apply at this Office.
A bolt of lightning struck the house of
W. Fl. Kreider, in Fermanagh township, last
Wednesday, and stunned Miss Dunn, who
was ironing near the door.
A corn on a toe of a foot of Ephraiu
Young, of Lack township, became so agra
waited that it became necessary to amputate
the leg below the knee joint.
Everybody and all their friends will be in
town on the afternoon or evening OF the
29th, to see the big show. 1t is seldom that
so large a show comes to town.
Rev. E. Fl. Wallace of Newport who re-
Gently entered the ministry of the Metho-
dist Church has been appointed Junior
pastor of the Port Royal charge.
A number of the ladies' of the temperance
campaign last winter and spring, to infiu-
ence the Court against the granting of Ii
cense, will not support Charlie Wolfe.
A festival was held in the Mount Hope,
Turbett township, school house, last FRI
day and Saturday evenings. Proceeds for
benefit of Mount Hope Sabbath School.
man in Miffiin county was fined $50
for catching bass out of season for his
sick wife. The Lewistown Fishing Club
paid the fine and the lawyers fee for him.
sYr. T. l.. Murphy, brani.nsS wealth
er prophet of New York, predicts that dur
ing the coming season famine will stare
the people of the United States in the
face"
It remains to be seen whether the temper
ance people can run political campaign as
vigorously as they did in the winter when
they wanted to carry the Court against the
license law.
Rev. Philip Graft and S. D. Batesholtz
represented the Lutheran congregations of
Miihintown and Licking Creek in the Juni-
alta Conference at Belleville, Mifiiin county,
last week.
The Banks and Doty suit that was carried
to Snyder county to test the validity of q
Judgment note of Lucien Banks was won by
the Doty heirs last week. 1t was the only
case before the court
Paul and John Leach, who have been
students in the Academy, the past year,
have gone TO their home in Philadelphia.
The former will enter the Freshman class
at Princeton College in the fall.
"An ASSAY of ore found near Mapleton,
Huntingdon county, revealed gold and sill
yer in ton of the ore to the value Of fifty
dollars of the former, and four hundred and
eighty dollars of the latter metal.
You may need a new suit of clothes when
you are in town on the 29th. Harley can
supply ou with the needful. Don't miss
the place. Harley's clothing store at the
corner of Bridge and Water streets.
JIM. Sharon, son of W. Fl. Sharon Esq,
Of McAlistervile delivered an GRAFTON I,
s.Our Keystone sta:e,' at the Commenc-
ment exercises OF the Bloomfield Academy
Mr. Sharon belongs to the graduating class
The Friendship Fire Company will cele-
brate the glorious fourth of July on Satur-
day, July 3rd, by holding picnic in We'll
ler's Grove. The Company will parade in
full uniform through both towns, at o.
clock A. NJ.
A grub is eating the onion crop in the
gardens that supply New York City people
with onions. Some one declares that the
grub must have a depraved appetite, which
is mistake, doubtless the grub eats onions
for its health.
ssThe tee-totalers should not confine their
denunciations to malt and spirituous liquors.
New York policeman who was suspended
last week for inebriety said that he had been
exhilarated by quinine, which he had taken
on the order of his physician"
What will be the next news from Hunt
ingdon They expect to find coal oil and
gas. Last week they claim to have found
a large pot of gold and silver coin while ex-
cayating a street. They claim to have found
gold and silver bearing quartz in Jacks
mountain.
Hh;cooo ala armen have followed in the