Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-11-15

them at prices to suit the times. Cali and
examine them.
PUFF. PUrr,i PUEF!!!.-The bes.
cigar I've smoked FOX . long time. Weld
man keeps the same kind at his cheap
Book and Stationary Store, two DOORS be-
low Snyder's Hotel. Give him a call.
NJ We call the attention OF our read,
ers to the advertisement, il another COL
umu, of John H. Beale. Mr.. Beale Of
fsrs at public sale, on Saturday, Decem-
Der, End, a valuable fifteen acre lot, situa-
ted one-half mile from Johnstovp, Tas-
carora Valley.
ANOTHER BEAR,-0n Saturday last,
our friend Mr.. Jacob Will, of the Penn.
sylvaDia Hotel, this borough, succeeded
in shooting a bear on the Shade Noun
tain. The bear was a young Que, and
when dressed, weighed .hirty-two pounds.
We we're not aware that Nr. Will is an
''old bear hunter" and the fact that he
shot the bear, places him one ahead of the
ether hunters. There has been about an
even dozen Of the "vsrmints" captured
10 traps, in this county, but this IS the
6rat one that has been shot this fall.
THE FISH CONVENTIONAL meeting
of the citizens Of Junia.a county, is call
cd to assemble in Miflintown, on Tues-
day evening December, 5, Court weei)
for the purpose Of selecting delegates to
represent the ~interes. of Juniata county,
in the Great Mass Fish Convention to be
held in Harrisburg on the 10th day Of
January, 1866.
The object of the Convention i. 70 Sc
cure the enforcement OF the law enacted
by the last Legislature, requiring corpora
tons and owners Of dams On the Susque-
hannah and its principle br anche,, to re-
move the distractions or construct Sluices
20 that Shad, Salmon and other asa can
pass Up the stream. We hope the citi-
gems of our county will take Al interest
in this matter, attend the meeting and Sc
!ect good aud influential men to represent
them in the Convention at Harrisburg.
FALL AMI WINTER FAsHIoks--As
a subject in which our lady readers are
deeply interested, we publish the fashion
news. cleaned from = late Magazine
Demores. saTs that the broad belts,
with which our ladies have dis 4red
themselves during the past season, hava
been superseded By those more saap.ed
TO proportion ; the huge, uugainly buckle !
is also in di,favor, and is replaced by 4
small neat clasp, prettier and NOR. col.
v%enient.
Bonnets are smaller aDd qGasTer than
ever, with square crows. out half away,
and pieced with a bit of straight cape
tulle wells are worn.
Hair i. still very fashionable, but
not 20 elaborate over the forehead. For
dress material, black prevails, but plain,
subdued colors are worn. The heishth
of fashion for walking attire is a dress
with short, half-ftting sack of same ma
tsrial beltsd down, the skirt long and
trailing, looped when on the street. No
real inventions are chrohicled. Square.to.
cd shoes have been abolished, snd they are
made now very narrow with small heel.
TRIAL LTsT-DEcEMBER TERM. 1865.
Although ~e dc not receive any compen-
sation for inserting The following list. yet
We publish It as an item Of interest to our
readers:
Amos Snyder vs. Robert McCrum, sur
partner OF the firm Of McCrum (
Young. /
". II. Patterson ct al ys. jas. North p,
ct al.
Patrick Evsrs vs. William Lowry. (,
Andrew cyan and wife VS.. Hiram Weigh
OF al. :
> Directors Of the Poor Of Lancaster b..
sounty IS. John Garmau. ,
John Adams and wife v:. the Pennsyl- &
Railroad Company. !
Frederic Sciyrawder vs.. Abraham Smith. ,
Philip Swartz VS.. Abraham Smith.
Frederic Schrawdar vs. Abraham Smith.
Isaac Baughshau vs. George Mau.s ct al. {
Elsnor McCahnu vs. Henry S. Goshen, !
Administrator OF yohr Hardy. y
William Okeson vs.. Michael Bare. :,
Solomon Books VS., the Pennsylvania a
Railroad Company. v
Sarah leigh VS.. Joshua Tanorms. g. al I
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