Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-11-16
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Tip-tOp overcoats al Harley's.
A new bank has been started in Hunting
don.
Flannel, in different colors, at R. &
Parker's.
Miss Maud Irwin is visiting friends in
Philadelphia.
The ground was slightly frozen on Tues
day morning.
Celery is said to be coed as a vegetable
to cure rheumatism.
All kinds of clothing to satisfy the mos
fastidious at Strayer's.
Jacob Thomas shot wild turkey on Mon.
day on Shade mountain.
Yesterday, Tuesday, was the day fixed
foi the end of the world.
F. l.. Graybill keeps full line of good.
in his store at McAlisterville.
Husk mattress makers 10 Philadelphia pay
$50 per ton for corn husks.
Consult your interests and advertise il
the Sentinel and Republican,.
The Thomrsontown creamery is in full
operation. Hope it will pay.
Thomas Patton, Of Tuscarora Valley, is
making a tour of the West
On Friday afternoon Joseph Martin shot
wild turkey at Macedonia.
There will be a good lecture at the Insti-
tute every evening next week.
Reuben Leonard, of Fayette township,
has returned from trip to Iowa.
Coats and Dolmans in variety at Pennell's.
The world did not come to an end on Sat-
urday, as was predicted it would.
For Sale-Five shares of Odd Fellows
Hall Association stock. Call at this office.
Between 500 and COO voters in this coun-
ty remained away from the polls on election
day.
The board of railroad inspectors dined at
johnnie Hays at the station last wcdnes-
day.
Everything in the hardware line can be
obtained at the Guss hardware store In Pat
terson.
d. P. Minichan, by purchase has become
the owner of the Deen property in Walker
township.
During the past week, apples sold from
wagons on the street, at so cents to 65 cents
per bushel.
During the coming winter butter will be a
scarce article, and rule at high figures. So
dealers say.
Everybody should hear the new State Su-
perintendent at the Institute on Tuesday
evening, Nov. 22nd.
Benjamin Byers shot wild turkey along
Lost Greek, north of Samuel Bells prop
erty, last Thursday.
Hoop or not hoop is question that ladies'
discuss now days, when the question of
dress Is considered.
James Deem Wa. hauled in a buggy TO the
polls TO vote. Mr.. Dean has been in poor
health a long time.
Many psople consider that any time in the
season siter the 2lst of Novem.s- is a
proper time to butcher hogs.
A Bedford county man, on election day,
shot golden eagle that measured q feet
inches from |" tip to tip of wing"
Anything that tempts one from integrity
and honest purpose, should be put aside as
quickly as understood.
There was break in the canal west of
this place last week. Navigation on the
ditch was suspended.
1t is said that bees were unable to lay in
a stock of honey sufficiently large TO sup
ply them with food this winter.
Rev. Mr.. Hazel, Of Philadelphia, preached
in the Presbyterian church on Sabbath.
His Theme was the ssNew Birth"
Hear the lecture on ''Curiosity" by Prof.
E. A. Angel, at the Teachers Institute, on
Wednesday evening, Eov. 23rd. Admis-
sion 10 cents.
The displacement of letter or two in
word in a newspaper item may Cause most
ludicrous mistake.
A wedding suit or business suit in the
latest fashion. and made in the most sub
stantial manner at Loudon's.
McVeytown is in the throes of a sensa-
ton. A colored barber named Harris e.oped
with a white married woman.
William Marks, the boss clerk in Schott's
store, is suffering with a sore hand, all Of
which came from a slight scratch.
Congress will meet two weeks from next
Monday. There should be a protective
tariff man elected Speaker of the House.
Benjamin Shellenberger, of Beale town.
ship, has purchased the Myers farm near
McAlisterville--10O acres for $ll0 per acre.
To every subscriber that is in arrears
more than one year, bill will be sent be-
tween this date and the 2Sth day of Febru-
arr, 1882.
The railroad management have ordered
that the word depot be no longer used and
applied to station. Station is the word or
name.
A fine entertainment will be given on
Friday evening, at the Teachers Institute,
by Prof. Little. The Professor proposes to
let his work speak for itself. Admission,
10 cents.
MIR. Musser's mill at Cuba supplied him
with eels this fall. As many as ten were
taken at one time from wheel that water
from the ssrace" falls in.
Governors of most of the States have
issued, respectively, a proclamation fixing
the day selected by President Arthur as the
day for thanksgiving and prayer.
The remains of Abram Sfoner, Sr., were
inferred in the Mennonite graveyard, not
far from OAKLAND, last Thursday. A large