Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-11-07
SHORT LOCALS.


The rabbit hunt is in full play.
Harlan fer President in 1884.
Corn husking is Low at its height
This Is the week for railroad inspec
tion.
Politicians are laying their wires 70,
1884
Physical work is the surest road to
health.
For sale, all kinds of crooks al
McClintic's.
C. I. Mason has invented a cotton
picking machine
Rev. A. II. Parker and family were
in town last week.
Joseph Martin has returned from q
sojourn in Pistsburg
McClintic keeps for sale full line
of builders hardware.
Nh Nelson, of ThOmpsotown, was in
town last Wednesday.
Bedsteads, beds, and all kinds OF
bedding at Gray bills.
Navigation on the canal is a cool Job
these late autumn days.
The Plttsburg exposition building is
to be rebuilt, fire proof
McClintie has nails and other
hardware goods for sale.
4 Frencbman says, that marriage is
the true road to paradise.
Turkeys are plenty, and are being
fed for Thanksgiving time.
Mrs. E. S. Parker, and Miss SalIie
Irwin are in New York City.
Joseph Middah has returned from a
trip to Bradford and Buffalo.
D. b. Sieber has sold his livery sta
BE TO John aud Samuel Bergy.
Clothing Merchant, Harley, has had
his house repainted on the inside.
1t is lawful to shoot wild ducks on
Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
Joseph Martin has had the inside ol
his house repapered and repainted.
james Milliken, of Pleasant View,
died last week, aged about 80 years.
The youngsters got off the usual Hal
loween racket on Halloween evening.
a family in Union county gathered
so bushels of shellbark hickory nuts.
Herman Cramer, and Cloyd Cope
land are on a visit to New YORK City.
Read an account of the forced mar
riage, as published in another column.
One Of the indispensable things is cooh
stove, 60 to McCIintic's and buy cook
stove
Professor Schneider, will move hii
family to Wisconisco, where he nov
teaches.
ATTENTION. os.-Housekeepers, you may finC
large assortment of cook stoves at Nc
Clintic's
A. Patterson, Esq, spent severa
days in Huntingdon last week on lega
business.
The Mifiin county teachers insti
tute will convene November 20, a
Lewistown.
Mrs. DIR. D. N. Crawford. and son
Darwin, have returned from visit to
Wisconsin.
Mrs. Robert Mills, of Huntingdon
died last week. She was bride o
five weeks.
President Arthur has designated
Thursday, November 30, as Thanks
giving day.
C. f. Hover bought the Wido"
Wright property, in Fsrmanagh town
ship, for 81. 1866.
Rev. Joseph Mathers was the CUES
of his brother-in-law, Congressman AT
kiuson, last week.
The teachers institute is TO be con
vened in the Court House on the OF
day of next December.
Charles Shaffer, printer, who ha
been in the West fer some time, Is
his home in Port Royal.
Mrs. Henry Hawk is recoverln
from 4 severe illness caused by a cal
buncle on the lover lip.
Rev. J. C. Wilhelm does nearly a
Of the preaching that is done at 20
Presbyterian brick church.
John Barefoot, of Fayette, landed
lot Of handsome young steers from IL
State of Indiana. last Saturday.
Samuel Coldrou bought the beaso
farm, near Big Run school house,
Fermanagh township, for So, 2Oo.
Morris w. Garman, who has bee
working at bis trade tprintlngl
Wilkesbarre, is at home on VISIT
People in Bedford, whose bushes
does not give them as much exercise
they need are building gymnasium
Professor David Wilson of AIRY we
Academy, and a number OF his s'u1en. ~
came to town a horse back, on oa'u
day.
TIE brick work on the Jacob Ihon
as house has been completed |:
building is one of the most vaiuapie