Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-12-19
SHORT LOCALS.

Snobs.
Boatmen have tied up.
Get ready to turn the annual rev
lea.
Christmas toys and SO forth at John
Kinks.
Many beef cattle are now being fed
IN Junista-
For sale, all kinds of crooks at
McClintics.
The season for hunting deer closed
on Saturday.
Directors took quite An interest in
the late Institute.
Hog cholera prevails in Rye town
ship, Perry county.
Mrs. DR.. 6. L.. Derr is off to Chics.
90 to visit sister.
McClintic keeps for sale full line
Of builders hardware.
The Tribune Is out for Samuel J
Randall, for President.
The banks will be closed on Christ
mas and New Year days.
McClintic has nails and other
hardware goods for sale.
VIM. Banks brought another lot o.
nice steers from the west.
The best quality of tobacco is solo
BY Howard Kirk, in Patterson.
The Hook and Ladder Company viii
give q dinner on Christmas day.
Yorgey, in Patterson,is the boss shee'
maker. Read his advertisement.
The boys were in glee on Satur
day over the prospects of good skating
Newport Lutberans are ambitious
and desire pipe organ for their church
Mrs. George Jacobs, Sr., is slowl.
recovering from al attack of pneumo
nia.
The Presbyterian congregation will
retain the envelope system for raising
funds.
One of the indispensable things j, cool
stove, 60 to McClintic's and buy . cool
stove
Mlllerstown enjoys . dancing school
that is the people who dance enjoy To-
school.
The cold Of Saturday morning
changed the appearance of the growing
wheat.
ATTENTION. you may hu'
:. large assortment of cook stoves at Nc
Clintic's
John Thompson, of Patterson, kille'
a hog last Wednesday morning tina
weighed 595 pounds.
A Ere in Huntingdon destroyed som
II or Is thousand dollars worth o
property some days ago.
The % SHOWS predicted for this win
ter are slow about coming. 1t IS
long time yet till spring
Theorus Stoner, who has :he past
years been living in Nebraska, Is
home, visiting his parents.
Next Tuesday will be Christmas
Reader, We wish you merry Christ
mas and happy new year.
Thomas Stewart, of Spruce Hill, wa
thrown from a buggy and severely IN
iured on Thanksgiving day.
An entertainment will be given
the Presbyterian church, at Academi'
BIZ the Sabbath School of that place
Remember, that the Pennsy.vanl
railroad issues excursion tickets for tn
holidays, beginning ou Saturday, 22ne
jackson Goshen, and wife, from th
western country, are visiting the fam
lies of their brothers, Henry and Ge'
Goshen.
Mrs. Williamson and daughter, froI
Dayton, Ohio, are visiting DIR. Sandoe
Mrs. Sandoe is a daughter of Mrs I" II
hanson.
Two citizens of Patterson, In trea
obtained, each, dose OF croton OIL
The effect can better be imagined tina
described
The placid winter weather OF iai
week gave teachers in attendance
the institute first rate opportunity
promenade around town.
Rev. Mr.. Relmensuyder, Lutners
preacher at Lewistown, has received
call from Hagerstown, Nd, Luthefau
aud will accept.
Court, but it is dry affair, for .u
public compared to the institute y
property owner, pays for the piper ''
both institutions.
Next Saturday at 2 o'clock, Coos''
bic RolIman will sell, the board iene
and all the buildings, excepting u
grand stand in Riverside Park
The handsomest store front 10 u
county is that now being put ou ~
new building of Banks and fennei..u T.,
Each of the large panes OF gas ''
about $50
W. G. Thompson sold bis STOCK =
tobacco last week to Lancaster :,
bacco dealer. at q price tnat snou,
cause the buyer to feel as II ne nAo ''
cured bargain
By mistake, the wrong name aPp-
ed in q marrisge notice IN the i.'u a.
the 18th inst. The mistake -, ~
week corrected in the notice -"eA''
-Oberhcltzer.
The Grange held session 10 ns p,'s
burg lsst week, the reports suJi 4
that eleven new oranges were e'taO,l',
ed during the year, and looo "e"'''
added to the Order.
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