Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-11-21

o'soef IN the livery bu,insss TWO nv
are on the ground With ,ss..' n;aa They
horses and good wagons. '' speedy
The editor of the Altoon. On
!. osen put under $500 bonds, to ,n .n,u.. ~.
.dr.s. UU.:' Iof having published lot,erv
easements, contrary to law
s. ;. 4 ., Evans, Of Delaware ..xD.bi,
vas N town on Friday. He is one =,
the richest men in the conn,. 20 quo OF
an uncle of Congressman Atiiuson' u1 u
1t is said that the Couv;s, s..,
O,uo. oi Cincinnati, offers 800, to .ne
que 'nst can prove that be has cauot,
. 0lack bass that weighed seven lbs
,.x, "a Greenbscker asks, and answers
"ny is paper money more y,lu,bI.
sr,, saa1 .; com Because you double it ev.
cry time you put it in your pocket"
a lion that escaped from a meu.e.
erie near Maryville, Ohio two wssS.
ago is now boarding around in the va.
THUS COW pastures of that neigborhood
when Congressman Atkinson and
MRS. Atkinson go TO Washington. .hev
Will leave their house in charge of Per.
ry Wright and wife, who are colored
people.
WASHINGTON, Nov. l2.-Noyember
reports % ons show show that the corn crop will bo
Az ,oOO,OGO bushels short of the pre.
Vious crop, notwithstanding the TO-
crease of area.
The Bloomfield Advocate Of las.
week stated, that, four head of horses.
Is cattle and several hogs died during
the past season for Mr.. Jonathan Black.
OF Tuscarora township.
The new railroad, that it is said
VIII run through Juuiata, is to be built
from II point in Londonderry township,
Bedford county, to a point in Smith.
helc township, Monroe county.
A PAIR, that was a pair, is spoken of
BY the Everett press thus: "The Re-
publican voter who SPARED off, two
different Democrats in Monroe town
ship on election day deserves the cake !,
A number of railroad -rour engineers
put in an appearance in this place last
Wednesday evening. On Thursday
they began running a rout through Lost
Creek Valley, toward the Susquehanua
river.
A railroad is to be run to the top Of
Pixies Peak. The average grade of
the road is to be 300 feet to the mile.
When H. s. Scholl was on Pixies
Peak, last summer, it was q day like
that of the 18th of this month.
R. H. Patterson, of Peru Mills, was
in town last Wednesday. His large
store rooms are about finished. The
window fsclngs, counters, and so forth,
are of walnut and chestnut wood. The
is q valuable one.
Andrew Patterson, of Spruce Hill
township, died on the 10th inst, aged
S5 years. He lived all bis days on the
farm on which he was born. Of six
brothers be was the most delicate, but
be lived longest by about l2 years.
Ayers Sarsapsrilla works directly
and promptly, to purify aud enrich the
blood, improve the appetite, strengthen
the nerves, and brace up tine system.
1t is IN the truest sense an alternative
medicine. Every invalid should give
it trial.
The weather Of las. week was the
fore-ruuner of winter, and caused peo-
pie TO start their heaters and already
there are a number Of reports in, in re-
gard to cases Of persons that almost
5uffocated by the inhaiing of gas from
the heater.
A PENNSYLVANIA mule which had liv-
ed in q coal mine for nine years with.
out seeing daylight wss hoistsd up the
other day, and his first act was TO kick
q y-bigh. Nine years in a coal mine
won't make a mule anything but a
mule. Boston Post.
Huntingdon vas unfortunate, just
when she believed herself as commu
nifty to be on the broad road of pros
perity, the large car manufactory broke
up, and later still, last week, another
large concern, a tannery, a leather
company, store, boots and shoe store
was closed by the sheriff.
On Saturday J. r. vanhorn, John
Schleeel, j ohm Kiuzer, A. H. Cramer,
A. Kinzer, and William Schlegel, all
of East Salem, aud ID. BeIair. Of Phil
adelphis, went to the wilds of Licking
Creek Valley to camp out IS hunters
for deer, turkeys and SO forth. They
e.pect to remain in the Valley till
next Saturday.
If people troubled with colds. would
take Ayers Cherry Pectoral before 60
ing to church or places OF entertain
ment, they would avoid coughlpg'
greatly to the comfort of both speak.
ers and hearers. Public speakers and
SINGERS find that the Pectoral wonder
fully increases the power aud aexlbili
ty of the voice.
William Sharon, city engineer OF
Springfield Ohio, is visiting friends 10
this county. He Is . son Of Davis
Sharon, who was a native Of fFayette twp,
and in his early manhood days
pr.cticed law in this town. He Is as
sooisted with other OHIO gentleman
who are about to bid for contract on
the South Pennsylvanis railroad
AUCTION, The Enterprise Car
riaee Company, will sell at auction, 10
Mifaiutown, Tuesday, December A.
1888, twenty-five buggie', q few sets
of harness and 4 sleighs. This work
c.n be seen at the Murry House. by
calling there you can lave an oppertu-
uity to buy st private sale.
o. + n. WILSON, Agent.