Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-01-19

Tine Mssons gave s,lprer last Thursday
night
Many sieighing parties we're iudulgsd in
last week.
Butler eoruty in 1879 paid Sl,l3i85 for
fox soalps
4 number Of citizens Of Juuiata are sick
with pneumonia.
Counterfeit ten cent pieces are reported
10 be in circulation.
a Bedford county man killed hog that
weighed 768 pounds.
Rev Mr.. Berry has a meeting in pfogress
in his church in town.
The Young ladies love to slide down hin
as well as the young men.
The freight this winter has been unusual
ly heavy on he railroad.
Sleghing parties 60 out of ar evening to
visit people in the country.
The value Of the dogs in the Pittsburg
dog show is estimated at s2jO,OO0.
The Sentinel and Republican office is the
place at which 10 have sale bills printed.
The frequent SHOWS have kept the ice on
the river in a condition not fit TO skate on.
| For saIe-A second-han Golden Tongue
Organ. For particulars call at this office.
A son of Rev. Mr.. Dunlap, Of Port Royal,
was severely hurt while coasung on Satur-
day
Katie Books and Nettie Hamlin We're
hurt while coasting in this place, on Mon
day evening.
About twenty partriiges make themselves
comfortable at the barn of Squire Jacobs,
near town.
Mr.. Aikens, the piano, organ, and sewing .
machine man, has moved into the Kirk 1
house on Main street.
All the horses in JuuiatA county could .
not haul one of the large freight trains that ,
daily pass this place.
The passenger depot, and all the offices /
connected with it, at LewstOwn, are heated .
with steam.
''pou'r fail 20 hear the great humOrist,
Or. VillerS. Five dollars worth of fun for
twenty-five ceuts."
FOR SALE-Fiye shares Odd Fellows
Hall Association stock. II you wish to buy,
call at this office.
David Watts, who has been on protrsct-
ed visit 70 Philadelphia and Reading, has
returned.
Men. women, and children joined the
Presbyterian church on Sabbath, to the
number OF -.
Nicholas Ickes will go to Nebraska in the
spring. Tuscaror township viii lose good
citizen by his moving away.
Hundreds Of people are asking, & What
has been done with the suit against the
Morey letter forgers -
Mr.. T. ". Cochran is now engaged in
receiving pupils for a class in vocal music
in this place.
Gray hairs arc honorable, but few like
them. Clothe them with the hucs of youth
10y using Ayers Eair Vigor.
People that live along streams are put
ting their houses in order for the expected
ice food. Hope the Good may not come.
The meetings in the church at Academia,
McCoysyille and Waterford have been ap-
pointed for continuance during this week.
The State Encampment OF the g. A. r. is
in session in PIttsburg now. Joseph Mar
tin ard Robert Patterson represent the q.
A. K. Of tbls place
Young Mr.. Grouse, of East Waterford,
realized six hundred dollars on a policy OF
lite insurance on his Grandmother. The
old lady had not been insured long.
You have turned a new l-a:. Now see
how ugly it is-all spotted over by dirty,
unmanly, unwomanly iusiuuatIons against
the character Of your ncighbor.
The family Of J. F. Detra have the past
season dried p bushels Of apples, and that,
too, without the advantages Of adry-house.
Mr.. Dctra lives in Delaware township.
Coasting was largely indulged in on the
hill south Of town, last week. The coasters
came down the hill with force sufficient 10
drive them across the basin bridge to the
town side.
DphthcrIa has manifested itself in sex eral
localities in the county. Take care Of your
digestion, and the digestion Of your family,
and the dread disease will not invade your
family circle.
Dr. d. l.. Mcdonald, Of Concord, who is
a graduate of the medical department Of the
University OF New York, passed through /
this place ON Monday evening on his way to |
attend lectures at Columbus, OHIO.
Read this carefully, aud then don't forget /
it. You can get any small picture enlarged /
for 75 cents, ar IIess's Photograph Gallery, |
and done as well as any copying house can
do it for twice the money. ljanl9-it |
/ jeff Davis has a work ir press called '.rhe |
/ Rise and Fall OF the Confederate Govern |
ment." There arc a great many people |
who know about the rise and fall of the 4
Davis Government, who will not want to
read his book.
/ Between this date aud the lst day of Feb |
ruary, 1851, bills will be sent TO all who are
/ ir arrears Tor subscription to the Juniata |
Sentinel and Republican, to all who are in
arrears more than one year. DO not wait
for the bills. Send pay before the LIST of
February.
! Jacob Lemon, a citizen Of Patterson, sold !
his large hog last week to a party of Phila |
delphians. There was horse and COW in
the stable with his hogship, bat of the three
animals the gruntcr was the largest or hea-