Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-01-04
SHORT LOCALS.
Write 1882.

Almost anybody will give advice free.
Last week was favorable to tobacco strip
ping.
Heck has the incest ladies rubber shoes in
town.
Saur-kraut imported from Germany is
sold in town.
How many have turned the new leaf, and
already soiled #.
The prayer-meetings are pretty well al
tended this week.
A new hat for ladies' is a trihe smaller
than a wagon wheel.
Rats were run down the Susquehanna
during holiday week
Lauer, the great beer man in Reading, is
financially embarrassed.
FoR RESr-A dwelling-house. For par
ticulars call at this office.
There has been no ice formed worth cut
ting this winter in Canada.
Potatoes from Scotland are imported to
and sold in the United States.
Last "Wednesday William Books shot ten
musk-rats along the river shore.
General Beaver seems to be booming right
along as candidate for Governor.
There was big food in the West Branch
of the Susquehanna river last week.
Fssick's peanut stand received a Christ
mas treat. 1t was painted blue outside.
Lancaster county raises more wheat and
oats than any other one county in the State.
Hot coffee and lunch, OF a square meal at
any hour at Johnnie Hays in Patterson.
The health of Frederick Espenschade has
not improved with tin advent of winter.
| l.. F.. Atkinson and wife arrived safely at
Arkansas Hot Springs on Christmas day.
A piano tuner in Warren, Pa, has been
arrested on charge OF having four wives.
GIeat reduction in the price of Over
coats, Suits, Undercloihing, Overshr is, &c.
for the cash, at Laird's in McCoysville.
For Sale-Five shares of Odd Fellows
Hall Association stock. Call at this office.
Sucker fishing was indulged in by men
eDd boys last week, but the catch was not
large.
The newly elected county officers were
inducted into office on Monday, January 2,
1882.
William Troup, of the Lewistown Free
.l,a
last day Of the ear 1881.
90 to Heck's, on Bridge street, and buy
your boots and shoes.
Mrs. George Heinbach, of Lewistosn,
was visiting friends in this place on the last
day OF the old year.
DR.. Eagle, of Harrisburg, is collecting
material for history of Dauphin and Leb-
anon counties.
Sixty turkeys were prepared for tae Christ
mas dinner at the Soldiers Orphan School
at Nc Alisterville.
There WAS q smaller percentage of drunk
enness exhibited last week than is usually
the case during the holidays
Frank Noble resmed the well at the cor
ner of Cherry and School House streets iast
Friday aud Saturday.
The pl,ce to buy your Shswls, Hoods
Eubias, Scarfs, SC, cheap for cash, al
Lsird's in AcCoysvllle.
The culvert across Main street at thu
southwest corner of the Court House yard
has been covered with new plank.
San agricultural exchange says that if I
&c rat is caught alive, dipped INTO tar and ther
,e liberated, every other rat viii leave th'
le place"
u. The rain before Christmas raised the rive
- higher than at any time between that dat
and the previous June.
= The Methodist church building at Gran
!, willie station, Mlffiin county, was destroye
Sc by fire some days ago.
aT At Heck's, on Bridge street, you can bu
the best and purest gum boots that are made
h Try pair and be convinced.
&c The membership Of the Gran-ers in Penn
:, svlvania has been increased 7,000 durin
Sc the past year.
4 Leo Lilly, an aged resident of Black Lo
" valley, was killed by the cars at McNeytow
ct several weeks ago.
a, General Beaver is a stalwart, and wa
70 among the Grant men at Chicago. In tn
:. convention there be favored the unit rule.
a The Lochiei Mutual Relief Association o
ir Harrisburg has closed business. and re
$ ceiver has been appointed.
ie The food along White river, Indiana, la'
!, week flooded the bottom lands and dan
es aged the growing wheat.
e Wheat in the Juniata valley never pre-
"a sented a more promising appearance in DE-
DO cember than last week.
y They have found out to a certainty th'
~ there are jury ixcrs in Philadelphia, an
IN the matter will be ferretted cut.
e The place to get the most goods for to
- money, cash down, is at Laird's in Mccoy
he willie.
5r, The Misses Adams have bought lot
" ground from Adam Weidman in this plac
No and expect to build a house on il TO live Il
i'll David Irwin and wife. from Denver, Co
ar orado, we're visiting Mrs. Jane Irwin in lii
a, place during the holidays.
David Yoder shot a large cupperhe.
snake or the ridge north of town last We
nesaay, the 2Sth day of December, 1881.
is The hunter is without an occupation, {
TO il is unlawful now TO Kill game. Sporii
ie- ' ,
=. game, such as the fox, will now clam
TO attention.
-. The Sunbury Democrat is authority
A saving that the First National Bank in Su
,b- bury has six hundred Thousand dollars