Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-02-02
SHORTLOCALS.

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Governor Ho,t held reception last
Thursday evening.
Oriental costume for ladies are a good
deal worn in the cities.
There was a thaw of day and night in
January short breakup.
The Rev. q. E. Berry has married eigh-
teen couple within the past year.
Temperance women have raised fund of
$3, 600 for portrait OF Mrs. Hayes.
The fancy dress of the time of Louis XIV
is fashionable in certain circles in cities.
S.V. Mills, who lives near Richfeld, has
q chair in his house that is l20 years old.
The Senf,7el and Republican office is the
place at which to have sale bills printed.
c. F. Hinkel was elected deacon in the
Lutheran church in this place on Sabbtth.
SS5.OQ, cash, will buy secondh hand
Golden Tongue Organ Call at this Office.
The Greenbackers say that the Democ-
racy will be absorbed by the Greenbackers
in 1884.
| Wherever there Is an unworthy man put
on the ticket for an Office, defeat him at tbs
polls.
| Ii you have not been vaccinsted within
the past five years, call doctor and he vac
cinated.
Mr. J. C. Moser has sold hi, liquor store
on Bridge street, to Mr.. j. Walker, from
Marietta, Pa.
The incest of goods at Parker's- Goods
for men, women and children, complete
outfit. Call around.
Rev. Johr Laird has issued a work on
prayer, that is highly spoken Of by all who
have read it.
Work in the woods with horses has been
most difficult this winter ON account OF the
crust on the snow.
number of the citizens of Franklin
county have had the body OF their car
risges put on sleigh runners.
FOR SALE-Five shares Odd Fellows
Hall Association stock. Ii you wish TO buy,
call al this office.
Altoona druggists have been selling liquor
by the drink, and now they are foundering
i'll the meshcs of the law.
A snow. that found its way into every
crevice, came in from the esst on Monday
Eight and Tuesday morning.
People that have dug through the snow,
say that the ground is frozen only to the
depth of a couple of inches.
The pulp Of onions, bound around the
throat OF the front part OF the neck, is said
to be a remedy for diuhtheria.
The Huntingdon Journal is forty five
years old J. n. Nash. Esq, has been con-
nected with it for period OF 20 years.
ga man who l.ves his family will always
take his county paper, and The man who're
specis his family will always pay for it.'
On Thursday at one o'clock P. NJ, Sheriff
Kelly will sell thirty thousand six hundred
cigars, as the property OF ]. L. Deering, at
Sohnstown.
Rev. J. Ii. Beale will deliver a lecture in
the Court House on Thursday evening, Feb
ruary 10Th, under the auspices of the Post
OF q. A. K. of this place.
Subscribe for the Sentinel and Republican.
1t gives you great deal more, and greater
variety of reading matter than any other
paper issued in Juniata county.
The Philadelphia Times Almanac for 1881
is perfect mine of political statistics rela-
tive TO the last campaign. Send to the
Philadelphia Times office for one.
At the communion held in the u P.
Church at Mccoy sville, last Sabbath, seven |
teen persons united with the church by pro-
fession, and three by certificate.
You can suit yourself in the reading of
1881; either backwards or forwards, or up |
side down, or right side up, ana it is the
same thing all the time, namely, 1881.
About l60 people. men, wo.uen and chill |
dreu, connected with the Presbyterian con- |
gregation, held sociable at the house of |
Mr.. William Banks, in Fermanagh township |
last Thursday evening.
George Z. Hineback, living at Lewis |
town Junction, received fifty dollars for /
having the best railroad subdivision be- |
tween Millerstown, Perry county, and Gran
vile, Mifiiin county.
The wonderful whistling that was kept up |
by locomotives on Thursday morning was
Wright row of houses, in Patterson. The |
fire was put out
Almanac that is marvel in its way. 1t /
is an almanac in nine language, in English,
German, Dutch, Norwegian, Swedish,
French, Spanish, Portuguese and Bohemian. /
The Philadelphia Record Almanac is a
fresh book, full of the most delightful pic |
lures, 10 gladden. the eyes of old aud young /
people, and varied in reading and statistical |
information.
There will be a musical concert for the /
benefit of the Johnstown Sabbath school in |
the Johnstown school house, on Saturday
evening, the 9th inst. Professor Hartman
and family will be present. Admission, ten
cents.
Prof. T. W. Cochran's class in vocal mu
sic will give concert in the Court House,
on mex; Monday evening, February eth.
Songs, d arts, trios, quIrtetfs and choruses.
Doors open at O'Clock. Admission 10 and |
10 cents.
Harry Strayer, of Nc McAlisterville, must be
quite an entertaining singer TO create the |
favorable impression that he created In the |
musical community of Freeburg, Snyder