Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-11-10
SHORTLOCALS.

Curls and falsehair are coming into fash
ion. '"'o 'asn
The Chince letter reached the end or Al
forgeries.
The Thanksgiving dinner is already earn
estly talked of.
Miffiin county teachers institute will one
on the 18th inst.
What joyful Thanksgiving day th
county will have.
Showers Il Scbol are building a iars
new blacksmith shop.
Many people are suffering the misery at
tendant upon a cold.
A cake walk was held at OAKLAND Mil
last Saturday evening.
Electric lights are to be introduced in tb,
railroad shops in Altoona.
Where is the man who was so alarmed
about the rule of king9
lnclement weather has kept the farmer.
back with their corn husking.
Z. ID. Parker has been kept indoors dur.
ing the past week by Severe cold.
For Sale-A secondhand Golden Tongue
Organ. For particulars call at this office.
Merchant Cook, In Patterson, is selling
Shoes at an uncommonly loS price. Try him
Thomas W. Price & Co., sos Minor ST.,
Philadelphia, furnish chrome cards, in al
most endless variety.
Ii is senseless to fall out with your neigh
Dor about politics. Fall out with no one
unless he wrongs you.
The G. A. r. Post Of this place Will at
tend the Re union of the 49th at Lewis
town on the 18th inst.
FOR SALE-Five shares Odd Fellows
Hall Association stock. If you wish to
buy, call at this office.
The Sa9 chalk fiend has crawled into a
hole, but the forger Of the Chinese letter is
to be put through the court.
The Democracy never received such a
threshing before. They are beaten half
million votes in the Northern States.
Tho rain on Saturday made great change
in the appearance of the woods, by bring
ing all the leaves to the ground.
Rev. E. E. Berry will preach in Arch Rock
school house, Fermanagh township, next
Saturday evening al O'Clock.
The people so far outvoted the Democracy
that for once they have been stunned into
silence, and can't even shout fraud.
Vennor predicts a hard winter. A great
snow is to fall, commencing on the 22nd
day of December; eleven feet is to be the
depth of snow.
The Greenback party won glorious VIC
tory. member Of that organization has
sworn off drinking until Weaver is inaugu-
ateG.-Caromcie Herald.
A horse belonging to Samuel Lspp and
Amos Creswell died a day or two ago.
Lapp l. Creswell are dealers in rags and old
papers. They pay the highest market
prices.
A Blair county paper says, ia mystic
rious disease is carrying of the swine in
Blair county ct fearful rate. En- Sheriff
Stl.iier lost twenty-five during the summer
and fall"
On the result of the election one Lewis
town man wagered to wheel another in a
wheel-barrow. The wheeling is to take
place on Thanksgiving day. All Lewistown
is excited.
There was fraud and intimidation prac-
ticed to make the South solid, but it was of
no avail, for the North rose to meet the
crisis and voted down the advocates Of
solid South and divided North.
Isaac Kaufman, who was killed on the
railroad at Elizabeth Furnace, was the old
est freight conductor on the p. C. K. Il.
Mr.. Kaufman had many friends and reia-
tives living in this county.
Farmers will find it profitable TO use Whit
mans Corn and Cob Mill. Col. Bell, of this
place, has the agency for selling them in Ju-
niata county, and is prepared to supply
farmers. loct2I- I'm.
A western paper says, "Take warning by
his fate. A young Minnesotan became so
agitated while popping the question that he
dropped dead before the lady Of his choice
had chance to say "yes" or .'no."
A man named Gallagher has been arrest
ed for setting fire to sawmill and tobacco
shed owned by Emanuel Keller in Rye town.
ship, Perry county. The loss by fire is
about So, 900.
The McVeytown Journal says: Mr.. A. j.
Hertzler. of this place, was determined to
deposit his ballot on Tuesday, notwith-
standing his fractured hip, and to this end
had four Republican friends carry him to
the polls on stretcher.
Surgery has begun to exercise its skill on
the animal kingdom in England. A valu-
able heifer broke its leg, which was ampu-
tated. After the stump healed it was fitted
with wooden leg, and the animal is said to
move about with the utmost ease.
Samuel Tyson, of Walker township, while
engaged in oiling q threshing machine at
work at the barn of DIR. Graham in Turbett
township, some days ago, had an arm caught
by belt. The belt broke, which fact saved
the arm, to the body. The arm was broken
below the elbow.
A Huntingdon paper says: A party of six
young men were obliged TO pay SlC.4
Jointly, last week, for taking Mr.. Theo.
Cremer's horse and wagon away from the
Alexandria political meeting and riding to
town without the consent of Ed. Cremer,
who had the vehicle in charge, but who was
obliged to come home in the cars.
The Democracy are blaming everything
and every body but the right thing and the
right body for their defeat. They were de-
feated by change of sentiment agains;
them, and the change Of sentiment is strong.
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