Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-12-20
SNORT LOCALS.
Take the bridal path.

4H0 inbCituto Was . success.
A white Christmas il predicted.
Don't walk on the railroad track.
Psnnsll has just the goods fer Hsllida,
gifts.
The river WAS closed By ice last
week.
No paper next week Christina
you know.
A merry Christmas, We hope. il il
store.for you.
1t rained and showed by turn.
last Wednesday.
Buy Holiday goods at 2. L. Grsybill',
store in AcAIistsrrille.
A number Of people skated on tn.
river last Sunday.
Buy Christmas gift, for your wife, Of
swest-heart, at Bspcnshads's store.
". II. Mills, will lecture, at Thomp
sontown, on the evening Of DsOem-
Der % and %.
A festival will be held in the II E
Church, at Spruce Hill, on the 10Th
and 27th OF this month.
W. r. Beashor and son of Walker
township bought 200 sheep in Hun
tingdon Co. last week.
Isaac McAlister and few friends
from McAllsterville brought a nice
deer-buck-out of Licking Greek
Valley last Saturday.
Scoundrels, some nights ago did
their best to rob the safe OF the Port
Royal bank, but the safe WAS proof
against their efforts.
There will be an entertainment
given at the 3, o. School, at McAlis-
tsrviile Oh Saturday evening Decem-
Der %. The public are invited.
On Friday last, two miners named
Shsppsrd and Levi were found dead
at the Juniata Sand Mines. In Mitflla
Co, buried under 10 tons Of sand.
An old doctor of Altoona, uamed
G. Eager, was struck by the cars, .
few days age, and SO badly hurt that
he died III hours after the accident.
The average daily attendance up
on the sessions of the Institute, Of
last week, Was larger than the aver
age daily attendance Of the Institute
of 1881.
Captain Lewis Degan, administra-
tor Of the estate of II. II. Brubaker,
sold the Bruoaker farm to Isaac
Shellenberger of Fayetts for the sum
OF $4,000.
The French cannot keep quiet ov-
er the manifestation of the English
policy IN Egypt. There is a cloud
over the question between the two
nations bigger thar e mans hand.
On Monday, Asher Baty had the
right finger of his right hand SO bad
ly crushed by the piston rod Of Sny
ders engine, thst smputatioa became
necessary. DIR. SAndo smputAtsd the
finger at the Ind Joint
Heck's boot and shoe store on
Bridge Street will be open every
day during this week from 7 O'Clock
A. NJ until ) ocOck At night, giving
every person an opportunity to s1-
anime his holiday goods.
An editor in Johnstown has been
sued by private citizen for defsm
ing him in the newspaper. The edi
tor that publishes untruthful defam-
atory articles against his neighbor
should be heid to strict RESPONSE
bility.
Rev. Robert Wharton, and wife.
Son and daughter il-iaw, of Captain
visited the Captain and
family last week, previous to their
departure for Europe. They sailed
from New York, for the old world on
Our friends who are indebted for
two or more years subscription to
the Sentinel and Republican are earn
-stiy requested to make payment
without delay. We have names on
on our mailing list, who owe us for s
sight and some over ten ears.
A mail pouch, intended for the
Post Office IN this place, fell off the
mail train east ward bound. last
Thursday afternoon In the narrows,
between this town and Lewistown.
The pouch was delivered in the Post
Office about Z O'Clock on Thursday
evening.
Thomas Csder, who had . lsg
broken, by . fall on an icy path,
some days ago. was doing SO poorly
under the affiiction that it was deem
ed best to amputats the leg, which
WAS done, by Doctors, Crawford,
Banks and Sando, last Thursday af
ternoon.
The Pennsylvania Board of Agri-
culture has received reports, and
makes the following estimate OF the
crop of 1882: Wheat 22,425, 900
bushels corn 39,S75,000 bushels;
oats "a, 630,0o0 bushels rye, 5,S05,
900 bushels ; potatoes 13,76O,O00
tobacco, 2S,750,000 pounds.
About nine o'clock last Thursday
evening Mr.. Parks Lerrnine and his
two sisters, Flora and Alice, were
killed on the Pennsylvania Railway
at Upton Station. They were re-
turning home from prayer meeting,
walking ON the track, and stepped to
one side to avoid o passing train, and
in doing so were run down by an en-
CINE on the other track. They we're
all Young and unmarried.
TO WIVES.
Wives if you are desirious of max
ing your husbands happy by giving
them an appropriate present or
christmas. What would give hin
more satisfaction more genuine
pleasure, than to receive At you
b.nds q mir of comfortable slippers