Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-12-03
MORT LOCALS.

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bacco. ps, 4 1873
Rev. R. E, Wilson preached the uuio,
thanksgiving sermon in the new Presbv,e
rian church.
President Hayes and Mrs. Hayes were i,
Philadelphia last week, and attended III,
Methodist Fair.
Only 1000 yards of our cents dres
goods left. Cali soon at the Central Store.
We are indebted TO Hon. VIM. G. LeDuc
commissioner of agriculture, for a copy o.
his annual report.
Thanksgiving day was observed BY the
business of the town, the stores and other
business places having all been closed.
Do you want firsf-class Organ. Call on
W. H. AIkENS, Third street, Miffiintown.
Adam Wilt, County Surveyor, was in
town last Friday and Saturday in the dis.
charge of duties pertaining to his office.
The proceeds of the dinner and supper
given by the ladies of the Lutheran church
on Thanksgiving day and evening was $lO9.
%.
just received at the Central tore another
lot of beautiful Black and Coiored Cash.
meres. the handsomest stock in town, and
at prices that beats them all.
Springs in the mountains that have run
water during the past forty years are dry
now. So people acquainted with the noun
tsins say.
FOR SALE.-A One horse Phaeton, good
as new. For particulars, address Mrs. J. d..
Magruder, Miffiintown, Juniata Co., Pa.
| Dec. 3, lS19-tf
| No canvassers are employed TO sell sew
ing machines. You will save commission
BY buying from W. ii. AIKENS, Third ST.,
Miffiintown, Pa.
Some one said that lovers OF a celestial
turn of mind sat up all night on Thanks
giving night TO see the stars fail. Well
and what if tLey did
The Fulton Rspabltcdn says, There is
Democratic negro in McConneIlsburg, Full.
ton county. He makes living by hiring
himself TO exhibitions.
Up to Thanksgiving day, the Cake Walks
were the successful mediums through which
the Band raised a fund of S235, net, with
which to purchase new horns
A full line of Single and Double Shawls,
Skirts, Gloves, Ties, Bows, Trimmings,
Laces, Yarns, Knit Goods at the Central
Store, Mifiiintown, Pa.
The Third Annual Sunday-school Con-
vention of the Presbytery of Carlisle will
be heM at Newport, Perry county, on the
9th and 10th of December, 1879.
The Harrisburg Grant Reception Com
mittee have sent Invitations to civil and
military bodies in towns and cities within a
circle of rs miles of Harrisburg.
Rev. Joseph Mathers preached in the old
Presbyterian church on Sabbath morning
and evening. Rev. Mr.. Robinson will preach
in the same church next Sabbath mornlng &
ard evening.
Satisfy yourself as to the cheapest and
best Sewing Machines and Organs. Gail on
W. II. AIKENS, Miffiintown, and see the
different kinds, prices and quality.
The store of John Hartman at Nilroy,
Miffiin county, was destroyed by fire on
Sunday night, while Mr.. and Mrs. Hart
man were in church. Children found their
way into the store and upset a coal oil lamp.
Mr.. William R. Plummer, Sr., an en-
ployee of the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pary a number of years, at Tyrone. was
struck by a passing tram of cars, few
DAYS ago, and killed. Deceased was 65
Years old.
Over one hundred styles of Carpet, from
the commonest Hemp to the finest Brussels,
at the Central Store. Call and see them.
A medical exchange says; 4" Phare's
method of treating collie consists in inver,
sion-simply in turning the patient upside
down. Colic of several days duration has
been relieved by this means in few min
utes."
Saws the Bedford Inquirer: "The Hunt
ingdou and Broad Top railroad stock has
Jumped from 81 90 per share, several months
ago, to Sll so per share" If some of the
stocks held in Miffiintown would boom, the
holders would be glad.
Organs from si5, and upwards. Organs
sold on easy monthly payments. Call on
or address W. II. AIKENS, Miffiintown,
Juniata Co., Pa.
A strange orator delivered himself Of a
speech against the rich, the lawyers and
Judges in general, and against General
Grant in particular, on Saturday afternoon,
from a point on the pavement along the
street in front of the Court House.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company have
reouired a number of the Division bosses
to change places For example, David Fink,
of the Narrows, goes to MIllerstOwn; Geo.
Heinbach, who was at Millerstown, goes to
Lewistown, and Jacob Esterline and Mr..
Collins GO to the Narrows.
The other night, when citizen of Chi
cago was reckoning up his accounts, his
wife spoke to him several times, and re-
ceiying no answer, sai6: " You treat me
cruelty. fear you no longer love me-"
And the husband and father replied: "I
love you passionately, devotedly, frantically
madly; but if you don't hold yer jaw till l
get these figures added, I'll give you clip
in the eye.''-BaIiimore Bulletin.
The Harrisburg Telegraph of last Friday
says: While the band was passing promi-
nent church in this city yesterday, playing
at a lively rate, the minister paused IN his
discourse and requesed the audience to rise
and sing "Praise God from whom all bles-
sings fow." At the conclusion of the
singing the blare and boom of the band had