Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1886-08-11

tain heighborhoods.
Andrew Todd, OF Altoona, is visiting his
parents in Patterson.
Grangers picnic at Williams Grove Au-
gust 80 to September 4.
Professor Wilson, of Airy View Academy,
was in town on Friday.
George Jacobs and wife have gone on
visit 10 friends in Ohio.
Postmaster Kirk, of Patterson, spent last
week visiting in Carlisle.
James Thompson, of Mexico, was visiting
friends in Tyrone last week.
Typhoid fever has broken out in Potts
vile, to an alarming extent.
McConnellsburg, Fulton county, proposes
to enjoy a centennial jubilee.
Matthew Clark, of Waterford, paid the
count, capitol visit on Monday.
DIR. ]. L. Saudoe has been appointed No.
tary Public By Governor Pattison.
Mrs. Thad Parker, accompanied by her
son Elmer, is visiting in this place.
Mrs. Edward Heck, OF Lstrobe, Pa, has
been visiting relatives in this town.
The Harvest Home at Pannebaker's Is.
land will take place next Saturday.
Robert Patterson, OF Peru Mills, was in
town on Monday, on business trip.
A number ofpeople from Fayette town.
ship went to the sea shore last week.
The Democratic brethren are constantly
advising Beaver and Norris not to talk.
A drove of 6S cattle owned by drover
Chambers, passed through town last Thurs.
day.
Geo. Woodward, of Dimm's Mills, this
county, was in town on business last Thurs
day.
number of cases of lung fever among
horses were reported by horse owners last
week.
The choice of drove of cattle In this
place were sold last week at 81 cents per
pound.
Congress has passed the bill to increase
the pensions of soldiers who have lost leg
or an arm.
Pork will be scarce in the vicinity of
East Salem if hog cholera keeps up its de-
structive work.
The price of wool has advanced twenty
five per cent. in the London, England mar
kets since May.
The cool weather of last week drove home
the people that had camps in the Narrows
slong the river.
Mr.. Hunt, of the Washington Pension de-
partment, is in Fayette township visiting
friends and relatives.
There is not much of a chance for war with
Mexico, but you have a chance to buy nice
goods at Pennell's store.
A Centreyille correspondent reports corn
in the field of A. r Lukens measuring thir-
teen feet nine inches tall.
John Kirk is doing good business. Drop
in and see him. Hisstore may contain just
what You are looking for.
Fishermen for bass, these days, come
home, with what they took with them in the
morning, minus the s.grub."
The weeds and grass have been mown in
the Presbyterian grave yard which gives it
the appearance of a new place.
Snow fell for the period of five minutes
at Rome, N. Y, about O'Clock on the
morning of the 3rd of August.
Ada Dietrick, aged about 20 years, daugh-
ter OF William DIetrick, in Patterson, died
Of consumption last Thursday evening.
The soldiers and sailors of Huntingdon
county will hold reunion in September,
beginning on the 2lst and ending on the
oath.
General Lew Wallace says, the Turks
never get drunk. The prohibitionist would
find himself without an occupation among
them.
Lightning, some days ago, killed ten
sheep for A. S Anderson, of Reeds Gap,
this county. The sheep were in a field when
struck.
Every birth in Brookings, Dakota, for sew
eraI weeks past has been a girl. and the loc al
papers call for diversified production.-St.
Paul Globe.
Grain and produce of all kinds that peo-
pie have to sell are ruinously low for the
farmer. His land taxes are not less. trike
the salaries.
Sunday-school last week, and the superin-
tendent knocked him down and killed him
with Bible.
Miss Ella Patton, and Miss Hartshorn,
came to town last Friday in carriage and
took their cousin, Mss Ella Stone, up Tus-
csrora valley.
The Democracy are afraid of the speeches
of Beaver and Norris, that is why they are
constantly saving, Dear Beaver, Dear Nor
ris, don't talk.
Abrsm May, Of Centre township, Perry
county, found a snake two feet long in hi:
hat the other day when he was about TO put
the hat on his head.
Malaria prevails along the region of Tns'
carora creek, from its mouth at Port Royal
up the valley as far as Waterloo, distance
of twenty miles.
A five-dollar note suffered TO heal the
wounded feelings of the plaintiff in breach
OF promise case at Narshallowtown, Iowa
recently.-Chicago Times.
Everybody sweeps before their own dool
every Saturday morning and in that wa!
the town is kept clean. 1t has ever been thu
since the order was issued in Jerusalem.
The sheriff and register and record er
/ both Of Somerset county, failed last week
The sheriff's liabilities are $4,000. Th'