Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-01-26
SHORTLOCALS.
Coal piles are getting smaller

Every woman has right to bare arms.
Buy DR.. Morrisou's anti bilious pills
The ice farmer reaps where he did moi
SOW. "o
Commissioner J. B. Wilson is on a vi,i
to Illinois.
Tightly-fitting gloves are no longer fash
ionable.
Vennor predicts an early spring. TAX,
care, Mr.. Vennor.
There are eighty-nine prisoners in til,
Harrisburg Jail.
A number of towns propose to elect wo
men school directors.
McAlisterville will hold musical conven.
ton in the near future.
The Lutheran congregation sili elect
deacon next Sabbath.
Mrs. Joseph Sieber, residing near Meal
isterviiie, died last Wednesday.
The school at Carlisle received another
4 va Au1taAio last Week
/ A safe business, surely. The dealer in
Limeu-ser cheese never loses a scent.
An Englishman in 1862 wrote that the
world is to come to an end in 1881.
The Sentinel and Republicans Office is the
place at which to have sale bills printed.
Every rybody is anxious to know how the
wheat will come out from under the snow.
s35.Oo, cash, will buy second hand
Golden Tongue Organ Call at this office.
A barn owned by Mrs Kline near Lewis
town was destroyed by fire on Saturday
right.
The Dunkers expect to begin a meeting
on Saturday evening in their church at Van
Vert.
Gold has been discovered in Alaska. A
great crowd of seekers are preparing to go
TO that country in the spring.
Rev. Mr.. Copenhiver has been conduct
ing a most successful revival meeting in his
NANhSh iu NJ iNiAiC-
Spring election day comes on the third
Tuesday in February, being the 18th day of
the month.
II. l.. Bashore bought farm of the John
Yoder heirs in Lost Greek valley for the
sum OF s., S,5C0.
Lovers Of ice cream in Huntingdon are
rejoiced over the fact that an ice cream
dealer will run his freezer by steam.
Read official return of the census for 1850
in this State, by counties, in another column
iu this issue.
The Presbyterian Sabbath-School will
hold socisble at the house of William
Banks in Fermanagh township on Thursday
evening.
The State Editorial Association met at
last Wednesday. The attend
,nce was large.
FOR SALE-Five shares Odd Fellows
Hall Association stock. II you wish to buy,
all al this office.
The thlw last Friday put an end, to a mea !
'ued degree, to the coasting mania that
seized upon old and young
VIM Crawford, foreman of the Democrat
md Register Office, sprained his left ankle on |
acnday evening while coasting
In many towns, old time plays at social
are revived, al which forfeit /
,lays and kisses are freely INDUCED in.
DIR. j. Jay Vilers entertained a large an- /
Iience on Friday evening in the Court
iouse. The entertainment was humorous.
The Danbury Nelrs man suggests that the /
nan who loves diamonds should wear ten
ent piece on his shirt front and call it his
lime and pis.
The silver 30 cent pieces, silver cent
,ieces, and copper cent copper pieces,
ghen redeemed by Government are hot re-
ssued.
A silent, self-closing door has been put at
he main entrance to the court room. The
ang OF the old wooden doors disturbed the
'ourt, bar and jury.
Dispatches from the western section of
he country say that the wheat crop the
oming year will be failure-that the ice
nd snow have smothered il.
Miss Elizabeth Sausman, residing about
nile south of McAlisterville, died last Fri
ay evening. Iaterment in the Lost Greek
lenonite grave yard on Tuesday, Jan. 25.
How does .bis suit yOul Out in Michi
an, young ladies refuse to accept as escorts
rom church Young men who don't walk TO
hnrch with them.
A man who claiii:s to know, says: '' The
ost of keeping the Pennsy railroad
lear of ice and snow this winter has been
ouble that of any season for ten years"
Ayers Pills are the best of all purgatives
or family use. They are pleasant, safe and
ure. and excel ali other Pills in healing and
urative qualities.
Charles p. McCully, Supervisor Of the
pennsylvania Railroad Company's yard in
altoona, has been awarded the prize OF
100. offered for the best-kept yard on the
me of the Pennsylvania Division.
Exchange papers publish the following as
remedy for diphtheria: Take common red
MONS, cut them up, pound to a pulp, and
ind on the outside of the throat, renewing
: often as the pulp becomes dry.
W. II. Patterson, son of Col. John J.
'atterson, ex-senator from South Carolina,
ras married to Miss George Evans, of
v yashington City, several days ago, in As
ension Episcopal Church, Washington,
}. c.
Read this carefully, and then don't forget
t. You can get any small picture enlarged
or 75 cents, at Hess's Photograph Gallery.
nd done as well as any copying house can
10 it for twice the money. [janl94t
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