Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-11-30
SHORT LOCALS.
Horses in Pittsburg have pink eyes.

Horses in Pittsburg have pink eyes.
Center county has debt of $4,000.
Heck has the incest ladies' rubber shoes
in town.
Rev. Christian Myers, of Farmers Grove,
was in town on Saturday.
The hats for boys are like the hats for
girls-that is, hats of certain style.
W. B. Gricsemer, of Reading, Berks
county, was in town last Wednesday.
For Sale-fivc shares Of Odd Fellows
Hall Association stock. Call a. this viiice.
Kew. Gee. Benaugh, Presbyterian preach
er in this place, preached in Millerstown Oh
sabbath.
The Presbyterian Home Missionary Soci-
ETY. viii meet at E. S. Parker's house mex;
Friday.
The Harrisburg Telegraph is criticising
the Supreme Court for districting the State
As it has.
Ex-Representative Abraham Rohrer spent
part of Thanksgiving day in this place,
among the teachers.
Matthias Stump, citizen of Juniata, who
lives not tar from Peru Mills, shot large
deer few days ago.
Rev. Mr.. Logan, OF Millerstown, preached
in the Presbyterian church both morning
and evening on Sabbath.
Five tramps were captured in a car al
Harrisburg few days ago and sent to Jail
tor period of thi,ty days.
Jacob Shellenberger advertiscs a farm OF
~ acres in Walker township for sale on the
3rd day of December. See bills
VIM. A. Sponslcr, ESQ.,, of Bloomfield,
paid this place flying visit in the dis
charge vi legal business on Friday.
Patrick Hagan made himself polite and
oblig:ng assistant at the Jacobs House du-
ring the time OF the Teachers Institute.
Go to Hcck's, on Bridge street, and buy
your boots and shoes
To every subscriber that is in arrears
more than one year, 4 bill will be sent be-
tween this date and the 2Sth day Of Febru-
a-y, 1852.
Last Thursday the cupola at the steel
works near Harrisburg burst open, and three
men were stricken down by the molten
metal. One of the men died almost in
stantly; the other two can hardly recover.
The world moves. The Supreme Court
of Pennsylvania sustains the view that
nah that reads the newspapers is compe-
tent juror. But few years ago the CON-
petent juror was the man that neither read
or heard anything
The viewers on the river bridge attended
to the duties OF their appointment last week,
and reported in favor of a free bridge, and
awarded damages to the Bridge Company
in the sum of Sl3,5O0. If you have pro-
test to make, get ready to offer it at the
proper time.
Evendale has new postmaster. Miffiin-
town ditto. For the former place NJ. s.
Graybill was appointed. For this place
VIM. Rodgers was appointed. He keeps
the Office in the building almost directly
across the street where it had been kept
the past many years.
Colonel Mcfarland looks young for mar
that has suffered from wounds, such as he
has, wounds received in the battle OF Get
t. sburg. he understands taking care OF
the inner man, and when he told the Teach
er5' Institute, whep speaking of Physical
Culture, that many men eat their way to the
grave with their teeth, he told them as i'm
portant a fact as any that was stated at any
time during the sitting of the Institute.
The long winter nights are here. Yor
will want paper that gives you home news
general news. and miscellaneous reading
The Ssrfla,I dn4 Republican Is the paper t'
supply that want. II gives all the impor
tant home news, all important general news
besides large quantity of miscellaneou
reading, more than any other paper in th'
county. Subscribe. and suggest the pape
to your neighbor.
On Thanksgiving night the safe Of W ii
Mnich, in Newport, Perry county, Wa
blown open. Mr.. Minicb heard the explo
sion and ran down stairs to the room i
|, which the the safe stood. His appearanc
upon the scene scared the burglars, an'
, they failed TO get anything of value to then
, They had recourse to a blacksmith shop /
get brace and bit. Their operations, as IT
ported in the Perry county papers, wer
conducted much after the manner Of wor
done on Era; bills safe, some time ago,
this place.
The following item from a DuassEno
correspondent of the Harrisburg Telegrdp
is alike interesting to hunters and turke
owners: Two of the professional hunters
, this village, failing to find any Wild turkey
, shot into a flock of tame ones about ha
mile from town. The results were variou
The two shots laid out three gobblers, an
!, brought three men, two dogs and one IRA
woman to the scene Of blood, and ended
: the aforesaid hunters handing over thr'
five dollar bills for the privilege of proper
= celebrating Thanksgiving.
1 Harry Moore owns farm near Nanwei
{ in Walker township. He owns the stock I
: the farm. The man who does the farmiT
e is Stephen Fike. On Mondav week NJ
S Fike was IN Mifflintown with two-hor
wagon HIS team Was tied to post aiol
Main street. 4 short time before he IL
for home, in the afternoon, he noticed
strange man stand by the team and exami
the horses. After he had started on !
II return trip, and before he had gone far fro