Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-10-25


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The Comsa0n schools N town have
been brought TO sonsshing Tear .
state Of order
Kimmells tarif re-sarks o. the
best interests Of tbs state are exesp-
tible 10 the free traders
The Katy did, the cricket and the
bloody mosquito. have hung their
hsrps on the willows
The tariff question is not part OF
the Goyernorship question II is a
Congressional question
Rev. I. ]. Sherrard, and family
have been visiting friends in this
place, within the past week
Last Friday morning, a number pf
people caught sight of the comet
through the riffs In the clouds
A large percentage of the Presby-
terian preachers In this State attend
ed Synod, at Harrisburg last week
George Cribs bought the field on
the north side of the Presbyterian
grave yard from Z. S. Parker, on
last Friday.
The fence, and buildings, at the
fair grounds at Holidsysburg have
been taken down and the lumber
sold.
Samuel Speedy and wife, and Miss
Blanch Wright, took steamer, for
California, at New York, last Sabbath.
Joseph Martin, accompanied them 70
Gotham.
A carrier pigeon, few from Altoo-
ma, to Brooklyn n. Y. in 5 hours and
45minutes, SO says the Tribune. Dis
tance 212 miles.
! Tuesday was legal holiday, al
on account Of VIM. Penn. Ask your
self, and answer for yourself, is Penn:
experiment in behalf of civil and
religious liberty a success"
On account of the VIM. Penn bi
centennial the oath day of October
1882, was observed as a State holi
day. Governor Hoyt, issued proc
lamation to that effect
There will be preaching at the Bap
tist Church at Licking Greek, on Sa
turday October 2S, and on Sabbeth
October 90, by Elder Francis of Vir
gluia.
A young lady at the Bedford coun
ty fair rode a bicycle around tn
track, and beat a trotting horse
Everybody at the fair became excit
cd and either cheered or shook he
by the hand.
Three silver coin counterfeiters
we're arrested at Uniontown Pa,
few days ago. They were citizen
of that place.
The long evenings are at hand
5 subscribe for the Sentinel and RepuH
can pleasant newspape companio
full of news and information that Wi
do you and family good during th
: winter nights and days to come.
f The Huntingdon Journal says
= The fellow who owes us half doze
!. years subscription was in town O
show day, and spent enough none
to have hquidated the bill we hay
against him.
We are indebted to State Senate
Chas. H. Smiley for copy Of tf
proceedings of the Legislature {
Pennsylvania on the death Of Hol
William Bigler, late Governor of tt
Commonwealth.
Squirrels in certain parts of I'll
country are reported as plentier tha
in the earlier part of the season, bl
as to where they have come from
mot definitely settled in the minds (
the hunters.
Last Wednesday, October 18,
sale of thoroughbred Jersey catt
took place in New York at the Anne
8. ican Horse Exchange. The co
s "Adeline" brought $275; the co
Fancy Fair $3.50, and the co
o s.Flower Girl" SITS.
Men wear pants nearly as tight
e the tight performing pants of shoN
men, and coats 80 short and tigh
o. that the legs of the wearer 81
o brought prominently into view.
% They have measured Senator Car
eron, and say he stands 6 feet In b
= stockings, and now the Independen
10 want to know what Beaver mean
when he called him little man.
' The Sunbury Democrat says MI
:, Hull, from Boston is making stun
speeches in Northumberland count
. for the Greenbackers. Oh cracky
is what time there will be when Il
women take a hand on. the electio
4 Wonder, if Mr.. Snyder, will bril-
Mrs. Hull into Juniata Co., to spea
j. They say she draws full houses.
Gloves but dance;
10 "Oh, loves but q dance
Where time plays the fiddle