Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-11-15
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year.
SHORT LOCALS.
4 ADemocratic deluge.
Not votes enough; that's all.
Everybody is looking for winter.
Frees will bring bread to your
door.
Altoona is to have free mail de-
livery.
Myriads of small flies were about
on Sabbath.
The average fall bonnet is gay in
appearance.
A cold wave is reported as on the
wsy from the North
The cotton tails are being gather
ed in by the hunters.
FoR sALE,-fve shares Odd Eel
lows Hall Association Stock.
An exchange arises and says, that
woman can keep e secret.
By church festival the Bloomfield
Methodists cleared S10l,00
Such crowd as viii attend upon
the Inauguration of Pattison.
Livsrpool, Perry county, Is wrest-
ling with the railroad question.
Ladies' dresses are being made wi
der, and mems clothing tighter.
There WAS spelling bee at Cuba
School house, last Friday evening.
1t is said that a potato carried in
the pocket is good for rheumatism
Since the foggy weather has abated,
the ducks on the river are less numer
ous.
A sudden wind storm at noon, on
Monday swep. the leaves from the
trees
SNYDER, Greenback candidate for
Congress, had about 400 votes in the
district.
FOR SALE-A first rate, second
hand, Washington hand press. Call
at this Office.
There sre several lots OF good to
bacco of last years growth in this
place for sale.
The 49th regiment, holds re un-
ion. at Huntingdon, this Wednesday,
and Thursday.
II 10 sad to realize that, ''that same
old coon" WAS compelled to seek
winter quarters.
Elections were held in 33 states
on the 7th inst. Two thirds of them
went Democratic.
Adolph H. Opple, has been sp-
pointed Post Master at Oppleville,
Black Log Valley.
Luke Davis. fell off . wagon at
Thompsontown, few days ago, and
was severely hurt.
4 number OF rovdy men, and vom-
en-, from Lewistown visited this place
last Thursday night.
Ben Butler. has been working all
his life to be governor Of Mass, now
that he h.s it, what has he!
Spectators are casting glances at
the stock Of potatoes to see whether
it is small enough to admit of cor
ner.
A great snow storm ragged in GER
tain parts of Minnesota on Satur-
day: in sons places it formed drift
10 to II feet.
John Jacobs, river bridge toll kee-
per. fell down 4 fight of stairs back
of the toll house, last Friday and
broke an arm
Enoch Shellenberger, of Fayette,
was kicked on the leg by q horse
and for some days after the kick
the limb was quite sore.
The State Senate, will have 29 Re
public,ns, and 81 Democrats. The
House will have 112 Democrats and
SO Republicans.
The man who lost the bet, IS quite
we'll convinced that there is no good
in betting, but the man that won,
thinks it a good thing.
"a Jersey veteran is claiming a
pension and seventeen years arrears
on the ground OF chronic lazlness
contracted in the army.
Now since the Democracy have
cantured Ben Butler, will they insist
on him returning the spoons that
they charged him with having.
The friends of editor Tyhurst, OF
th. Huntingdon Globe, believe that
he cannot live through the winter
he is suffering with consumption
Through all their tears over the
general political wreck, the Repubii
cans can smile over the election o.
Atkinson, Pomeroy, Caveny, and
Sterrett.
A tombstone in upper Bern twp
Berks Co, bears the following IN
scription; HAlbeta Schneider killed
by lightning in 1776, while holding
= child in her lap.
A tvo-year old son OF Robert Hoo
YER Cole Valley, Todd township
was choked to death at dinner OF
election day, by piece of meat lodg
ing in his throat.
Wm. Weimer. of Lewistown, died
on Saturday, from the effects OF
oup shot wound delivered by neigh
Dor. who. mistook Weimer, IN th'
woods, for a wild turkey
The Lewistown Gazette says. "Ih'
-tt, 30 olover in wheat stubbl,