Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-11-24
SHORTLOCALS.

night are too noisy.
Literary societies throughout the cou,,v
are in fill operation.
Expression on Monday morning--"Wba,,,
the matter with the fret"
Ex-Sheriff Hamilton has repainted hi,
house after the New York fashion.
Deputy Sheriff Wilson received almos,
Twelve hundred dollars back pension.
Jacob Thomas is still ahead the last wild
turkey that he shot weighed lg pounds.
President elect Garfield passed eastward
on Tuesday on his way to Washington.
The Indian is for peace, now that the cold
has come. Next summer he will be fo,
fight.
Kew. Benaugh was called 10 Philadelph
last Wednesday TO attend the funeral OF a
friend.
Miss Lydia Stouffer occupies her new
house at the corner of Patterson and Valley
streets.
Joseph Wildman, of Shamokin, has been
in the county visiting friends within the pas,
few days.
The misguided young man The youth
who stands at church door at the close of
preaching.
The court of Lancaster county sent ten
tramps to Jail last week for period of nine
months each.
There is gang of thieves at work. Most
likely they will all be gathered up between
now and spring.
An exchsnge says, if your shoes squeak,
drive couple of wooden pegs into the CEN
ter Of the sele.,
The cold OF Saturday night and the fierce
wind OF Sunday discounted the appearance
of growing wheat.
FOR SALE-Five shares Odd Fellows
Hall Association stock. If YOU wish to buy,
call e. this Office.
Now is the time for the man who villain
ously abused his political opponent to hang
his head in shame
A couple of Indiana drovers sold drove
of cattle TO citizens living in the vicinity OF
this place last weeK.
One night last week, imps of old Satan
poisoned i farmers dog in Chester county,
and then stole six turkeys.
A sportsman counts 90 wild turkeys that
have been shot this season on Shade noun
tain directly north of this place.
They no longer walk for cakes, but for
turkeys and ducks and geese, ana therefore
they say turkey, duck and goose walk.
Union Thanksgiving service in the Meth
odist church at 10, O'Clock A NJ. on Thanks
giving day. Sermon by Rev. E. E. Berry.
If the house-breaker continueth his dep
rotations it will become the faithful house
keeper to slerp with a shotgun by his side.
Vennor saws that ice can be gathered any
time during the coming winter between the
middle Of Decsmber and the middle of
March
Who is it, that is not in tlie ieast abashed
by encounterins a flock of tame turkeys
when ont en- & hunt, but levels his gun and
shoots
Plenty of snUwLtNc feet deep in Cana
da SIX inches in Missouri, four iEches in
n orth Carolina. Snow everywhere but in
this valley.
Less than ten wears of extravagant living,
such as that at which the American people
are now living, viii produce another great
financial crash.
James A. Doyle will sell at his residence
in Johnstosn, at l O'Clock p. NJ, on Satur-
day. Nov. %, three fat hogs, potatoes, and
household goods.
The town council has put stone footway
across Washington street at East Point. IL
was a christian act, which might have been
performed long ago.
The streets have been greatly improved
by being leveled up, or rounded on, by the
presen Mt town council, under the direct su-
pervision OF Thomas Hamilton.
The Snyder county Tribune is an advo-
cate for state appropriation to erect mon
ument over the grave of Governor Snyder,
whose remains are entombed at Selinsgroye.
The cold wave closed canal navigation,
and rriuged. the river with ice almost to the
middle of the stream. Where the water
has 4 slow current it was frozen clear across
The coti on Monday morning was beyond
all precedent this fall, but notwithstanding
all that, James Adams, OF Walker township
WAS in town By sunrise, he said, 'to see
ubs,her the cold wave had struck the tewn :"
Farmers will find it profitable to use Whit
mans Corn and Cob Mill. Col. Bell, OF this
nlace- has the agency for selling them in Ju-
n,.,a county, and is prepared TO supply
farmers. l0''
Wallace Bruce, the great literary orator.
who will speak at the Teachers Institute
IN THURSDAY evening, Dec. 2, delivered over
op,. hundred lectures last yeat on ooth sues
of the continent. Go and hear TINS eio-
quent orator.
number of the so-called great papers
of the cities have put on the sacK-eio'h
and a,hesn for the defsmation oil charAc'ei
that was INDUCED in during the past cam
psisn. Baby, and baby-like.
Miss L. E. Deneler, of Bloomsbury ra''
who. in a few months, expec's to go 10 III
dia as a missionary, will lecture ID 'n'
Lutheran church in this place this Gu
nesday) evening at Z O'Clock, on The so''
ject of missions.
Joseph Irwin, former citizen OF Juniata
comfy, died at his home in Green county
Indiana, on the 2sth uir-, aged "a years
He had long been a Ruling Elder in the u
p. Church of Scotland, Indiana. He was
brother of James Irwin OF this place.