Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-10-31
Election Day, November
6. 1SS3.
SHORT LOCALS.


The wild geese are southwark bound
John NJ. Harlan for President in
1854.
For sale, all kinds of crooks at
McChntics.
For Auditor General, vote for J r
Niles.
McClintic keeps for sale a full line
of builders hardware.
John NJ. Harlan for President in
1854.
McClintic has nails and other
hardware goods for sale.
For State Teasurer, vote for William
Liysey.
Mr.. Gladstone gets up at four o'clock
in the morning.
Fish dams in the river, are now
called fish pots.
There is doctor in Chambersburc
named Devilbiss.
DR.. Fisher shot two wild turkeys in
the woods of Fayette.
Chicken grapes are said to be plenty
in Licking Creek Valley.
Farmers in Miffiin county report corn
soft, and cloverseed poor.
The Muddy Run Literary Society has
begun work for the winter.
Philo Pannebaker, Jr., shot a wild
turkey on Shade mountain.
Miss Tillie Fisher, of Fayette twp,
is visiting friends IN Walker.
Francis Hover of Fermanagh twp,
has caught 6 coons this season.
The Chapel Presbyterian church was
scrubbed and cleaned last week.
Nelson & Mabbeck constitute the
new grain firm at Thompsontown.
Joaquin Miller threatens to build
himself log cabin in Washington.
The wheat that was sowed late is
showing itself nicely above ground.
In December the great comet will
come within sight of the naked eye.
The German carp that were put IN
Euoch Mornings pond are thriving.
Beers Il Son, have been reconstruct
ing mill at Milroy, MIffiin county.
Republicans of Huntingdon had
rally on the evening of the 22nd inst.
Howard Beasor, living in this town,
went to the woods and shot wild tur-
key.
The new buildings, with the excep-
ton of the Belford house are all under
roof.
The decision of the United States Su-
preme Court has alarmed Fred Dou-
glcss
One of the indispensable things is cook
stove. 20 to McClintic's and buy cook
stove
The new buildings in the burnt dis
trict show we'll, and are substantial
houses.
ATTENTION oH.-Housekeepers, you may find
4 large assortment of cook stoves at Nc
Clintic's
See changes in time table of passen-
ger trains of Philadelphia & Reading
Railroad
A large number of cattle, brought 10
ears. from the Western States have
been sold IN Juniata.
Lutherans 10 many places have begun
to prepare to celebrate the 4OOth oirth
day of Martin Luther.
.sThe SYNOD Of Pennsylvania now
comprises $50 ministers, 133, 3,669 mem
bers and 931 churches"
The Misses Woods, and Miss Me
Bride. all of Philadelphia, visited the
family of 4. d. Paaker last week.
Rheumatism, and similar diseases
caused by low state of the SYSTEM are
cured by using Ayers Sarsaparlia'
Professor Duncan went to the WOODS
of Tuscarora on Saturday and returned
with a nice plump pheasant IN his game
bag.
The brick layers on the Belford
building are fast workmen; one or'Oa :.
upon another and the largest house Is
made.
On account of the indisposition U.
President Roberts, the inspection y,
the railroad bas been postponed III
next week.
The State Grapgers of the fa'rous
of Husbandry of PennsyiVan'A ,o,h
meet in Harrisburg, December '
18th and l4th.
Dr. Elder will 90 to New York ci'y
the coming winter. In an otner uIoh,. .
he publishes notice TO perso''S '"'
ed to him, to settle.
No b,ctuard movement on the ques,,
ton of natural, and civil fig".s' ,he
that puts Harlan in the front 'o'
office of President in 1854
Mrs Patterson. wife Of Captain W, W.
Fl. Patterson, of Harrisburg' mas Ibis lis
visiting her sister Mrs. Shafer' ID '
place, within the past week.
The Presbyterian Synod that sa;n;on ss' On
prttsburg last week is Of the Cp,G.u ";sm
,h.. 49, s,ronobold of Prsbyterianis"
in America is in Pennsylvania
The Supreme Court rules 1.i,ol;ss. that Ges
gress may pass laws Tor 1ny ,unhia but
and for the District oil Co'S 80
no evil rights laws for the States.
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