Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-11-01
SHORT LOCALS.

Political camp fires are being
lighted.
Thanksgiving OF the 3Oth day of
November
A man was in tewn selling Golden
Rod tea last Friday.
A white deer was captured in Cen
ter county some days ago.
Vote for Atkinson, Landis, Penn.
ercy- Caveny ard Sterrett.
There is law against the ,tress-
pass upon the property of another.
The man thst is honest because of
the fear of the law, is not an honest
man.
Ia populss:on of 364l in Tyrone
there are only Il more females than
msles.
Mr.. Tyhusst, of the Huntingdon
Gs0bei is agair prOstrated BY hemorrhage
OF the lungs.
Be certain that the name of Louis
Z. Atkinson, is on your ticket, next
Tuesday.
The car Tote fiend is to be met
With on nearly every railroad passen-
ger train
Look ard be certain that your
ticket has the name of David S.
Iandis on1t
Quite lengthy thunder shower
prevailed Il these parts last Thurs
day evening.
Cholera has made victims among
the hogs q Enoch Horring in Fer
lnanagh township.
North Carolina Cypress lumber is
being brought to Pennsylvania for
building proposes
Caveny is.abundantly able to dis
charge the duties Of the Office Of Reg
lister and Recorder.
The Catagissa -Nelgs Les7." is for
sale, for particulars, address G.. E
lIyers, CAtaH5ssa, Pa.
J. B. Okescn, of Philadelphia, for
nerly of this county has bought a
property in Lewistown.
See if yop an find the tive adver-
4;sements IL this paper, one headed
New and the ether. Old.
The management OF Riverside Park
Association. have resolved to pay the
premiums axarded in December 20,
1882.
The banks observed the Ps2n hol-
i&ay last week. bet they were about
the only institutions IN the town
that did.
W. C. Pomerey will make as good
member of the J. legislature as has
been sent from Jup;ieta in many years.
F6te for hnn.
Joseph Long raised wagon had
of cabbage on ks land at the acqle-
duat north of tOxn, AMI hauled it TO
his home in Faysi.e:township-
". G. Pomeroy, is 2 reputable cit
izen, good business man, a pleas
ant gentleman Gixe him your vote
for Legislature neXt Tuesday.
Samuel HorniRg, SOP of Elias
Horn;ng went to Iora to visit friends
and after lie was thee few days he
accepted an invitation to teach a
school this winter.
THE railroads carried ,ager $50 ,OOp
people ln&o Philadelphi. during the
Bi Centennial week, ard betweeo 80
and 60 thazsand participated in the
street paraies.
The PerR Bi-Centennisl celebta-
ton in Philadelphia, last usaek was
lively affair. On the oath the Penn
sylvania Rail.qad took 275 ta2ins into
the CITY, and tshe Reading Railroad
took $50 traiIls into the city
The man that understands lie IN
tellectual situation says. The man
who stops his paper to econc.nlse
ought to crlt off bis nose to save buy
ing handkerchiefs.
The fifth annual Session of Penn
,sylvania Conference, of the United
christian Church, VII convene as
Dresslers church near Oriental, Ju-
niata county, on Thurslay Nov. 9Th,
and continue during tie week
Tie long evenings are at hand,
subscribe for the SesaslSaes end RePuoti-
car pleasant newspaper companion
full cf news and information that WAL
do yos, and family good during the
winter nights and days 10 come
Some ene who recently eaaie from
France. seys: Paris is setting wom-
en- a sensible fashion in dispensing
with high hseled shoes. Flat soles
are to be the order hereafter. and
women will be able to walk Eltsout
rotary motion
Some one rolled 5-pound sweet
potato into the office of the Lewis
town Gazette. and the editor was 81
most overwhelmed at the sight. IL
is not quite up to the declaration OF
The man that declared that he raised
a pumpkin that required ladder TO
get TO the top.
Nj, Landis is the only regularly
nominsted candidate for Sheriff In
Juniata Co. His opponent: Mr. Shl-
very was brought before the pubhcs
by methods that are in violation OF
of all the rules of both the Ksplbh-
can and Democratic parties IN tins
county
The Dutch, and Sweeds colonized
Pennsylvania before Penn thought
of coming to America The Mennon-
ties or German Quakers, as they are
sometimes called came after Penn,
and on his invitation, and after them
came the Irish.