Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-09-21
SHORTLOCALS.


autumn tints have come early this fall.
The schools in town opened on Monday
3 There are sli different styles of bicycIes
: Mrs. Mortonson has been quite sick will
"a fever.
bliss Lille Davis rides horse with con
.siderable dash.
Ram in quantity sufficient TO lay the dus
Iziell lsst Friday.
i good deal Of wheat was put into III,
Eground last week.
8 Call ut Espenschade's store for your dr.,
Sgoods and groceries.
3 Miss Saliie Parker has gone TO Hollid avs
S5urg TO attend school.
Shippers in New Jersey pay $l.50 to s.
per bushel for potatoes.
The great attraction at Western fairs i.
horseback racing by ladies.
John Martin and Philo Psnnebaker. each
shot bird hawk on Saturday.
Robert McMeen and wife, from Washing
5ton, are in town, the guests of Z. D. Parker
Boys have broken all the glass out Of the
Riverside Park Buildings On the canal side
Guiteau, the assassin, has been put in a
| new cell where he cannot be SO easily sho,
at.
Judge Sterrett and daughter have been in
town during the week, the guests of E. S.
Parker.
G. ". Cribbs, of this borough. has a
brother that is becoming famous as a de-
Itectxe.
The Lutheran Sociable will meet at the
residence Of Mrs. Parvin, in Patterson, on
Thursday evening.
Rev. Mr.. Battersby, of Allegheny Synod, !,
Twill preach in the Lutheran church in this
|piace next Sabbath.
Boys have broken out quite number of
the window panes in the east end of the brick
Presbyterian church.
The Lutheran Synod Of Central Pennsyl-
Ivania will meet at Lewistown the last Wed
,nesday in September, 1882.
Old people say that long ago, the good
time to sow wheat was when the hickory
leaves on trees turned browL.
Since the rain last Friday, dew once more
appears upon such grass and weeds as were|
mot obliierated by the drought.
The Court House bell was tolled on Tues
day morning. upon the announcement of
the death OF President Garfield.
Rev. G. W. Crist, of the Lutheran church:
at Duncannon, Perry county, has becomes
editor of the Duncannon Record.
Reports from all directions have it that
the apple crop will not last long. Thes
drought causes the apple TO fall of and rot. !
Electric light Is said to be SO bright that
the powder and paint that ladies' pat on
their faces is clearly revealed by it at night
An exchange editor, that has read thei
law, says that an unregistered physicians
cannot collect payment for professional ser
vice.
E. d. Parker ard Mrs. Parker, Mason Ir-s
win and Miss Maud Irwin visited the sui
phur springs at the upper end of this coun-
~ last week.
The place TO buy clothing for fall and
winter wear is at Harley's. Reunion day.
will be just the day on which to make such
an investment.
The Court House was draped in mourn :
ing, and the public schools were adjourned
on Tuesday, on account of the death off
President Garfield.
There was fall of snow in Southern
Minnesota and near DeS Moines, Iowa, onS
the 10th inst, that was deep enough to per- :
init the making of snow-balls.
Samuel Strayer will soon have his store
full and running over with the incest lot of
mems clothing. You'll want to see them
before you purchase elsewhere.
The surviving members of the Soldiers
Aid Society are requested to meet at the
Misses Adams, in Walker township, on Sat
urday evening, September "a, 1881.
Col. J. Wilson Norris delivered the an
nual address at the reunion of the 5lsts
regiment of Pennsylvania Volunteers at
Lewisburg, Union county, last Wednesday.
The liver is the organ most speedily dis
ordered by malarial poisons. Ayers Ague
Cure expels these roisons from the system,
md is a most excellent remedy for liver
The headquarters of the Post G. A. R.
and most of the business places, and num-
Der of private houses in both towns were
raped in mourning for President Garfield
IN Tuesday morning.
Miss Jane Burcbfeld, living with her
father in this borough, died of cOnsump7
lion on Tuesday night week, aged 4Ok
years. Interment on Thursday in Presby-
lerian cemetery.
John Notes.-The, formerly citizen of this
pidCcy Qie0 a. 1CNlsto"h, d1A "oS ouhASN
n Union Cemetery on Sunday last. The
uneral was from the house of his son-in-
aw, Lucien Louder, in Patterson.
The Medical Society of Luzerne County
las presented the names of thirty physI-
.ians to the District Attorney tina: have not
egistered according to the requirements OF
he law.
Horses are high in price in Perry county.
IN Spring township it takes four thousand )
lolar life insurance policy TO buy good
lorse; but if man has the policies he can
my.
Gies & Co., Lithographers, Printers and
Publishers, 3Ss and $40 Washington street, 4
:or. North Division, Buffalo, N. T., have
he most attractive advertising cards yet
ssued this autumn. For particulars ad-
lress them.
Two children are prattling. Your IA