Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-11-23
SHORT LOCALS.

SHORT LOC.ALS.
Matthew Rodgers has been on q visit to
the west. On Saturday night he returned.
bringing with him his mother from her
place of residence, Mill Falls, Kansas.
1t is hoped that it is not true, as alleged,
that sscigars, pocket-knives, pills and aln,aa-
acs we're used to purchase Cumberland
county votes on election day."
Ayers Pills promote digestion, improve
the appetite, restore healthy action aud reg
ulate the secreiive functions of the body,
thus producing a condition OF perfect
health.
Guteau, in the address that he proposed
to deliver ia court, claims TO be :. gentle
man and christian and a patriot" Truly
there is only one step between the sublime
and the ridiculous.
Mrs. Frow is visiting at Mrs Irwia's Mrs
frow is one of the favored ones upon whom
fortune smiled propitiously and bestowed
the good things OF life.
An exchange SAYS that SCOT falling on the
carpet from open chimneys or from care
lessly handling stovcpipes, il covered thick
ly with salt. can be brushed up without
damage to the carpet.
Miss Hall Jacob, of Lewistown, who du-
rinr Tho paSf f..,, d.vs h,s hon l,,ntiur Tn
the household affairs of her aunt. Mrs. f.
ID. Parker, during Mrs. Parker's visit east,
has returned 20 her home in Lewistoun.
Mrs. Nancy Krieder aud Mrs. Horning
are visiting the family of Tobias Kreider at
Beliwood, Blair county. Mrs. Kriedur is
the mother Of Mr.. Kreider. aud Mrs. Horr-
ing is the mother of Mrs. Kreider.
Some German traveller, that has been mp
in the Arctic regions, tells that he saw the
open Polar sea. Warm clothing, such as
would do for a sail on the open Polar sea,
may be bought at Harley's.
Wagner l. Robson, carriage-makers in
this place, turn out handsome and substan-
tial work. Repairing also done in skillful
and expeditions manner. If you need a
new buggy, give them a call.
l.. Z. Atkinson and Mrs. Atkinson viii go
to Arkansas Warm Springs Immediately
after the December term of court has
closed. The Doctor and his friends are
hopeful that the warm bath viii remove the
threatening manifestation of rheumatism.
A country paper in Illinois says, among
its local items "No word has yet been
heard from Abraham Lever, who went off
two,weeks.ago with his wiie's redhaired
hired girl. Until his return his Sabbath
school class will be in charge of the Rev.
Mr.. Perkins"
He wasn't proud: A colored man entered
fashionable church on a recent Sunday
and was proceeding down the aisle, when he
was touched on the shoulder by the gentle
manly sexton, who said 60 The seats on the
rear row are reserved for colored people,"
=. Oh, it doesn't NATTER" said the dark
skinned brother; "Ill sit anywhere. Pm
not too proud TO sit among the white folks"
and he entered Il softly-cushioncd pew well
down in tie broad aisle. - Boston Tran
script
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general news. and miscellaneous reading.
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county. Subscribe, and suggest the paper
to your ne;ghbor.
The barn of Mrs Robert W. Shaw, not
far from Lewistown, Mifiiin county, was de-
stroyed by fire about O'Clock ON the even
ing of the 18th inst. The live stock was
got ont of the building. 'Ail the other
contents, including 800 bushels OF wheat,
200 bushels of corn, $50 bushels of oats, Is
bushels of rye, 30 tons of hay, buggy, har
ness, and many other articles were destroy
ed. The fire broke out in the upper part Of
the building, and all the indications point
to incendiarism, but who perpetrated the
act is difficult to conjecture" No insur-
ance.
The Fulton Republicans of last week says
Rev Isaac Stine, of Leavenworth, Kansas,
well known throughout the valley, and who
was educated for the ministry by the Pres
byterian society of this place, was arrested
and committed TO prison in New York on
the 2sth ult., charged with pur!oining an
overcoat and several articles from the hotel
where he was stopping. He admitted the
crime and begged to be left free, saying that
he was pastor of highly respectable con-
gregation and had wife and eight chill
dren. He is about SO years of age. About
sos in mone- set OF skeleton keys, and
number of railroad tickets issued on the
strength OF his profession, were found in
his possession.
Tribute Of Respect.