Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-10-03
SHORT LOCALS.

Two cents for postage stamp.
Turkey shooting after the 18th inst
Consult the real estate column fo,
bargains.
The wife of Judge Barnett has been
seriously ill.,
For sale, all kinds of crooks at
AIcClintics
There are IL, l,00O,O 900 horses in tho
United States.
A comet in the winter will be
something new.
The equlnoctial storm was not so Sc
we're in these parts.
Splendid bed spreads and pillows
for sale at Graybilrs.
McClintic keeps for sale full line
of builders hardware.
There was thunder, lightning and
rain on Sabbath evening.
AIcClintic has nails and other
hardware goods for sale.
New carpets, Rev furniture at
Grsybill's furniture store.
The Democratic primary ele ction was
an uncommonly quiet affair
An old bachelor SAYS ladies faint
from tight hair dressing
Gathering autumn leaves is a fash
ionsbie pss.time for ladies'.
Farmers in Tuscarora valley are
roofing their barns with iron.
There was preacher or a layman
10 almost every house last week.
The town school tax gatberer was
around last Friday and Saturday.
Tho Post gave their colored COM
rsde, Cyrus Morrison, nice funeral.
There is a good deal of Typhoid
fever in certain parts of Franklin couu
ty.
4 new comet coming this way, from
somewhere in space, is said 10 have no
tail.
One of the indispensable things is a cook
stove, go to McClin;ic's and buy a cook
stove
The Lutheran Synod adjourned to
meet at Lock Haven in September
1854.
VIM. Banks, Jr, left for Philadel-
phia on Monday to attend medical lee
lures.
A Huntingdon dude puts his hair
UP in paper ~hon he goes to bed at
night
Lutheran preachers filled the pull
pits of all denominations. far and wide,
last Sabbath.
Cyrus Morrison, colored, wilied half
of his fortune to the Post g. A. r. in
in this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davies from Ohio are
visiting their brotber-inlaw, Congress
man Atkinson.
Mrs. jacobs, aud her daughter, Hall,
of Lewis.oEn, we're visiting the family
of +. ID. Parker.
Sighel & Meyer, 30, Stand 81 Ninth
Street, Philadelphia, is popular mil
linsry goods house.
Francis Hover, Of Fermanagh twp,
exhibited herd of short horn cattle
at the fair last week
Charles z. Stone went to New York
on Monday to complete course ID
short hand reporting.
Go to McCIintic's tin and stove
store for first rate pitch forks dung
forks and hay forks.
The French and Chinese will, of
course, look upon the comet as = the
forerunncr of trouble.
Wm. Banks is stocking up With wes
tern steers, which he intends TO feed
during the coming winter.
The frame work Of the new house of
Jacob Thomas has been pushed along
rapidly by the boss Jacob Bergy.
An exchange is desirous of know
ing why girls are not encouraged IN
the art of swimming. Echo why?
Andrew A. Todd goes to Altoona to
clerk in large dry good store. Al
drew is polite young mau aud a coed
clerk
4 farm of 10 acres near Oakland
Mills this county can be bought at
bargain from its proprietor Michael
Yoder.
Mr.. Geo. Smith had bis right knee
severely hurt last week by an embank
meIt at which be was digging falling
on him.
Rev. K. Arthur, who has preached to
Presby yteriau people in Upper Tuscar-
ora. Is about to move to southeastern
Kansas.
In London England it takes heavy
purse to buy lot of ground when the
land sells at the rate Of S3,3Uo,ooV
per acre.
Samuel Beidler, druggist. from Phil
adelphia, has been visiting his brother
Lawyer Beidler, in this borough within
the past 10 days.
Governor Pattison has said that this
Legislature canro; cut OF pay ou' 'na'
he the Governor can do SO by veto
of the apportionm eDt bills.
The superstitious wise men say the
coming of the comet Of ol2 is to usher
in a tremendous race fight between the
Slavonian and German races.
The editor of the McNeytown Jour
nal has a lady compositor IL DIS oibce'