Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-10-12
SHORT LOCALS.

On to yorktown.
StiIl another comet.
Candidates are at wo,k.
They predict mild winter.
Heating Stoves at McClintic's.
Chestnuts command good Price.
Ex-Sherif London has had chiIls.
Stoves were put up in hurry last week.
City people get up autumn leaf excursions
,Overcoats were brought out last Thurs.
day.
Perry county reunion at Millerstown this
Wednesday
Now that frost has appeared, tho boy.
gather nuts.
Many men drank too much tangle-foot or
reunion day.
John Emery hae COW to to die last Friday
night of collie.
Read Sheriff Relly's proclamation against
unlawful fishing.
You may shoot rabbits lawfully On the
lst of November.
Wild turkeys may be shot on and aftel
tho 18th of October.
The handsomest girl In the county va,
present on reunion day.
David Stouffer, in this place, has beer
quite sick the past week.
There are ten thousand commercial drum.
mers in the United States.
The Dunkers have meeting in progress
in the Free Spring church now.
The Fair Of Riverside Park will be held
on the 2Oth, 2lst and 22nd inst.
Get your excursion tickets to Yorktown
on or before Saturday, the 18th inst.
Miss Sallie Irwin will leave on Thursday
evening for Springfield, Ohio, to visit rsla'
tives.
The pinkeye plague among horses, that
now prevails in the West, is much talked Of
d. W. Harley is now in Philadelphia, buy.
ing a full stock Of clothing for men and boys
Tin-ware of all Kinds for sale at McClin-
tics.
Mrs. Orlando Mathers, from Ohio, is Wis.
iting Mrs. TurSett and Mrs. Atkinson in this
place. 1.
Miss Catharine Adams, daughter Of viii
liam Adams of Philadelphia, is visiting
friends in Juniata.
There was nice rain on Sunday that
made more n,ui than all the rains betw cen
that date and last June.
II required fifty miles Of goods to clothe
the public buildings at Washington In the
of mourning.
Jacob Vert, a native of Juniata, but now
a resident Of Mcve, town, Mifl!a county,
was in town on reunion day.
In parts OF the State of Illinois . fatal
horse disease prevails. The disease is called
the ''pink-eye horse disease"
Rev. Mr.. Canoe, after a protracted alb
sence, has returned, and last Sabbath
in the Methodist ch,irch.
The heirs Of Samuel IIorning will sell a
frst-ra,e farm in Lost Creek valley. on the
5th Of November. See advertisement
Heaters. Ranges aud Cook Stoves for sale
at McClln'ic's.
Dispatches from Ohio this Wednesday
indicate that the Republicans car
ried the elections yesterday, the ilih inst.
The G.. A. r. Post OF Lewistown will
hold a clam bake in Banks Grove. near
Mifilin county, on Thursday,
October ia,h.
Mrs. Turbeit will leave on Thursday even
ing to visit her daughter, Mrs. Davies, at
Sidney, Ohio. Mrs. Turbett expects to
remain In ohio ,ill next spring.
Rev. II. rlinklc, Presiding Elder OF Juni-
a,a district. will preach In tho NJ. y. church
of this place next Sabbath morning and
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