Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-02-01
SHORT LOCALS.
Vaccinate.

ou OdoDatl.
Captain Degan came to town in s,.;.,
last Thursday.
People that had ice houses to nll are no
longer unhappy.
The cold weather seems to have increased
the number of tramps.
The cutting of rates by through railroad.
is reported as at an end.
number of farmers came to town nm
sieds last Thursday morning.
There is talk of distlllery to be put up
In the vicinity of this town.
One person died of smallpox in Mount
Union, Huntingdon county.
J. H. Patton, from Spruce Hill, wa, in at.
tendance upon McCab,'s lecture.
Communion services in the Lutheran
church next Sabbath week.
ihe weather was SO variable last weeE,
that everybody was satisfied.
You ought to see the beautiful Organs W.
II. hihcns Is selling Tor 500.
1t is reported that the Virginia readjusters
are quarrcling over the spoils of Office.
There was spelling match INDUCED in in
Cuba school house on Tuesday evening.
The Walker township fox still lives and is
irisking about as If to invite another chase.
For Sale-Five shares of Odd Fellows
Hall Association stock. Call at this Office.
son of Thomas Patton, in Spruce Hill
township, has been seriously sick of liver
disease.
A man In Huntingdon died the other day
/ from the effects of a sun-stroke received
last July.
1t is aesthetic now when child Is born to
send cards to friends announcing the fact
of the birth.
/ Butler is called the "Hay seed' candi-
date for Governor. That will tickle the
Grangers.
A number of citizens say that there was a
good deal of thunder in lhe storm Of last
THURSDAY night.
The railroad company filed their ice
house at Lewistown Junction with ice
brought fiom Selinsgrovc.
Jeremiah Hawker, in Scranton, Pa, has
been found guilty of crimirally iibeling
Judge Hand in a newspaper.
The ice on the canal between town and
the first lock north of town was crowded
with skaters on Monday eteuing.
There is to be grand musical conven-
ton held in the Presbyterian church in Nc
VeytoN during the third week of February.
To every subscriber that is in arrears
more than one year, bill will be sent be-
tween this date and the 2sth day CT Febru-
airy, 1882.
The Court House was filed by people last
"Wednesday night to hear McCabe's lecture.
All that heard it express themselve' as
having been highly entertained.
The sudden cold snap sickened number
of people last week, severe colds and pleu-
risy being the prevailing diseases that the
cold weather engendered.
The Postmaster at Gratz, Pa, took the
smallpox, or the smallpox took him, last
week, and thereupon the Post-ofiice Depart
ment ordered the post-office away from hi,
place.
There are pick-pockets about Mt. Union,
Huntingdon county, as IS evidenced by the
fact that some one picked a pocketstook
that contained Sl6S out of the pocket OF
George s. Miller, citizen of the place men.
toned.
Major Howell, of Pleasant View, was in
town last Wednesday, and in the evening
attended McCabe's lecture. The Major wa.
, a tir.t-class soldier in the war against re-
bellion.
A food in the rivers of Tennessee over
flowed the banks of the streams, did grea
damage to property and compelled lO,00t
people to flee from their homes to higher
ground last week.
/ The Snyder county Tribune says: HIrsn
t Burns lost three young pigs by rats biting
them. They killed one by gnawing the ear'
and legs off, and injured two others so bad
, ly that they died shortly afterwards.
Abraham Rohrer, ex-member of Lesisla
ture, and Judge Smith are manifesting al
interest in a revival of the proposed rail
road from Se,insgrove to the Potomac by
way of Mifllintown.
The church in Bloomfield waits on the
court. The Week of Prayer was postponed
in that place till this week, because thu
court was holding its sessions during thu
days of the first week of January.
Members of the Lutheran church Assem-
bled at the residence of George Smith ii
this place on Tuesday evening, and as do
nation party visited Rev. Berry's place and
left many coed things there with thei
! preacher.
e By having your bills for sale of persona
property printed at the office of the Senfi
mel and Republican you may obtain mum
e Der of blank promissory notes 10 Ue hie'
: Up for purchasers that are entitled to credl
e under the terms of sale.
7 The Sunbury Democrat says: Forty sa
loon keepers were fined by the Court of Lu
zerne county last week for selling liquor ol
Sunday. II cost them for fines, costs AM
LAWYERS fees an average of S2O0 each
making total of 5000, of which the law
yers get the larger part.
A number of young men disturbed sing
. ing school in Mifiiin county. They wer
arrested the same night they committed tn
a offence, and taken before Squire IN Nc
4 veytown. They could not obtain bail, an
h consequently were put in the lookup ii
e morning.
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