Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-11-28
SHORT LOCALS.

This il court week.
Tveuty-eight SHOWS are to fall til
season.
The Indian summer of last week -,
enjoyed.
The French and Chinese have ioiue
Ius fight.
For sale, all kinds of crooks q
McClintics,
Rev. Mr.. Bsnsugb preached at M,
ple.On last Sabbath.
John McNesn, of this town, was se
rsrsly hurt BY fall.
McClintic.keeps for sale q full lin,
sfbuiIders hardware.
Governor Psttison only son died o
Group on the Goth inst.
McClintic has nails and othe
hardware goods for sale.
The comet will be visible to the ps
k.d eye SCOUT Christmas time.
Christmas is not far away, and sh,
Sabbath Schools are filling up.
The railroad company issue excur
sion tickets for Thanksgiving day.
The Thanksgiving railroad excur
sion ticket is good till December 8.
Four hundred and thirty four In.
disns attend the school at Carlisle.
George Suits is the new grave dig.
ger for the Presbyterian grave yard.
John Cunningham will build two
dwelling houses IN Patterson for rent.
Before going to the railroad to take
the cars consult the changed time table
Huntingdon Is to have five fashions.
bic weddings this winter, SO says ru.
nor.
One of the indispensable things is cook
stove, 60 to hcClintic's aud buy 9 cook
stove
The time for passenger trains is ad-
nirsbly suited to get to and from this
station.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, you may find
slarge assortment of cook stoves at Nc
Clintic's
Espsnschade is doing a large busi-
ness in the dry good and grocery line
Of goods.
Rev. A. H. Spangler has accepted a
esll to preach for the Lutherans Of
Port Royal.
There waa no preaching in the Luth-
ssn and Presbyterian churches on
Sabbath day.
Perry county teachers will hold a
local institute At Millerstown next FRI
dag, the 30th.
This is another time of theological
unrest; Fifty years more and what will
be the result
The railroad surveyors h.ve gone
ont the valley on their way to the Sus-
euebanna river.
Congressman Atkinson will 60 to
Washington on Saturday. Mrs. Atkin-
son will accompany him.
There wa. Q cake walk In the house
Of the Hook aud Ladder Company, in
Patterson, on Saturday evening.
Iii. estimated that so hunters were
il Licking Creek Valley last week,
each one hoping to shoot deer.
A South Carolina grrl gives, a,
reason for not getting married, that she
is no. rich enough to supports husband
I,it takes 40o, 900 turkeys to sup
ply the Pittsourg markets how many
will 1t take TO supply the PhllsdslPhia
markets.
The Methodist church was SO crowd
cd on Sabbath that it became necessary
to put ch.irs 10 the aisies TO sest The
multitude.
Jess. Harper, Of Newport Perry Co.
caught 22 pound coon, in the Eooas'
near the town just mentioned, g lew
nights ago.
The Seliusgrove Tribune suggests
the reading OF the 8th commandment
to the people who steal, instead OF ouy
their hog feed.
President Arthur has psrdoned Ma
SOD, the soldier, who shot at Guiteau,
when the murderer was looking out o'
the Jail window.
A woman at Roaring Springs, biail
county, gave birth to . daughter that
Was pretty we'll grown; weighing IL
pounds when born.
S. S. Bergy & Co, have speedy ano
safe horses, and clean buggies, for pre-
and are ready to do all kinds OF iign'
and heavy hsullng.
A hunter that shot farmers turkey
that be believed to be wild one kne"
better when the farmer presented MS
bill Of Sl.50 for the turkey.
The low price of iron has caused
number of iron mills in Pitts6urg u
close business and thereby Soou n'e'
are thrown out of employment.
At Howard Kinks you may ootai"
tull, printed report of the trial OF % nes
John W. White for heresy by nu"
tingdOn Presbytery. Price 20 Genus
A number of people of this toSn
and vicinity we're startled by what 'he =
believe was au earthquake about ~
O'clock on the evening of the 2Utn '"''
4 deer crossed Licking Creek ou'
day last week at Robins dam ana .Al
over the highland owned 6y Auaa
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