Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-11-05
SHORT LOCALS.

The holders of Pennsylvania railroad
stock are happy.
The occupation of the poll,iciah is gone :;
the election is over.
The Democracy ran a lively campaign in
the County last week.
Notices of Teachers Institutes are com.
ing to the front in newspapers.
The b'st medium in the county to ad dyer.
uss in is the Ssntinsl aud RrYasAean.
(Jacob Chris,y has been seriously sick.
and is now closely confined to the house.
Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy To-
oacco. Dec. 4, ls7s-ly.
George Jacobs, Sr., has been out Of health
to such degree that he has hot been able
TO leave the house.
The fhischOfistall farm near Mexico was
bought At public sale by Banirl Zeigler on
Saturday, for ss.oiO.OO/
The idiotic Hallow Fen fro,ic sas not
largely INDUCED in. The circle of idiotic
people is growing smaller.
lIhls~town aud Port Royal are not sur
passed, and have few equals in the State, as
church-going communities,I
John Kessler and a number of other
painters painted the inside of the new Pres
byterian church last week.
Flowing corn stalks in the fail; for oats,
/ il r.n,;,,, a.
tricts throughout the State.
Every dead Indian costs the Government
sl5,h ,h'', or it costs that much per Indian to
extermlnate them hy army process.
1t is said the politest lady in America
lives in New York city. When she can't
60 to church she sends her card to the
clergyman.
During The long winter evenings you need
good county paper. Secure one for the
family circle by subscribing for the Ssntinel
0ai Republican.
! II you love the s.beautiful,'' you may re-
joice' for Il IS said that twehty-four SHOWS
are to grace this part ef the world, during
the coming winter:
1t is said that the best remedy for hys-
terra in a woman, is to let a mouse loose in
the room where she lies as a sufferer. 1t is
called the mouse cure.
/ An exchange says: A convention of the
Sunday schools of the Preshytery of Car
Isle is TO be held a. NewPo.., Perry county,
on the 9th and 10th of December.
The paper lining in the new Presbyterian
church demonstrated last Sabbath how
warm house lined with heavy paper can be
rsade with a small amount Q: fuel
eEhe cake walk IN the hall of the Court
House, 'ss' Thursday evening, for the ben
eft of the Band, realized $1,000. May
Loudon got the lage cake, and Codie ST.
mons got the duck.
Eggs are high; they rule at 20 cents per
dozen.
"where, oh, where is the good old hen,
As good as good could be,
That used TO lay two eggs day,
But unday she laid three i''
A. ]. Greer, of the Altoona Tribune, in
recent trip along the river, noticed
number of places in tbs river where fishing
by net is sy scientifically carried on in viols-
/ ton of law, the net taking the place of the
! fsh-5asket.
how it comes that an immense piuklsh spot
/ is visible on the face of Jupiter. A society
gentleman says he knows. He says Jupiter
kissed Venus, and got some OF her powder
on his cheek.
"a resident of Atchison, Kansas, isn't
grateful one bit. He intends TO sue the city
for $4,000 damages because his wife and
children were placed in an apartment of the
city prison, instead of being allowed to
wander srd perhaps sleep ii the street"
When the young Ind had their long
hair cut off, at CiIlisle blr-ac~s, or Carlisle
schoui, they held dance called " Deaths
Dance" in the lot adjoining the school
house. 1t was the most terrorizing per-
formance ever witnessed by the present
generation living at Carlisle
There isn't much earth in a man. The
ashes, the EARTH remains of DR.. LeAoyne,
weighs seven pounds. By the burning pro-
cess the body was thus reduced 10 earth in
less than half day. BY the process OF de-
composition in the grave, thirty years time
cou.d not reduce it so thoroughly to its
orig nal elements.
The different elements of Democracy,
each held a meeting on Monday night. The
one rarty held forth in the Court House; 1t
was the Gar,han, Parker, Dory, Stone party.
The other party held forth in GRAY bills
Hall; it was the Bonsall, Crawford, Fiurey,
Patterson party. The latter INDUCED In a
torrh-light procession)
TIE Pennsylvania State Agricultural So
ciety have published in pamphlet form the
Report of Committees and Awards OF Pre-
miums of the 2eth annual State Fair, held
last September, in tie Main Centennial
Building at Philadelphia. The report Is an
interesting one, and reads much like the
pTemiuas and awafds of county agricultu-
ral societies. The premiums and awards
dot the county over. The premiums and
awards of the State Society dot The State
over.
uOs1Y in dreams can stand so near
That + NAV look in your face