Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-12-17
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60 - acck for eIe'f ooo's anu 'hoe''
-.~r,-.,- court was held oG Tuesday
c..E.r.eaperger's forChristmls toys
o.p hussiug machine has been in
vra,e6.
~. ,r rubber boots and shoes at G
y. aecks.
Tho Sunday school, sre preparing for
Christmas.
rosr XIX Ia. rice Christmas goods and
sy,:o sell
,r-.y ya,a lsll ,f rain and snow on
r.. SAY uislt.
roe Fr..ei, Flower hunting party brought
IL ,er. lAst week.
Newport people indulge in the luxury OF
,,aI!.r skating rink.
Editor !. N. Pomeroy has sold the Re-
,.sil5ry To Lis two sons.
aar,u n Nifuin county have both
..,,ksn ..ax aud uumps.
Pr,t.s ventilated rubber boot at G. ".
as,ks boot ,ud shoe store
I,,sryor;ed that Moody is 10 open a
Iva. .eeiir. a. Harrisburg.
yssr.. save money by buying your rub
h., ,,oo,- from 6 ". Heck.
Cri.. aof>t. a N.hlin county hunter, re-
,,u,,. k,.rd two deer At one shot.
Tb. r-mmls,iouers met last Thursday,
,, .ypc,.ted s B. Loudon clerk.
Ceo-., Wilson has opened hIs store IN a
temporary 0li'ding Oh his lot in Patterson.
The school house At R,dbank, Niffiin
,c-,-.r. W.. b.oTG down on Sunday a
week.
,tjrt stale about 80 bushsls OF corn
,u Of sbeuF Shivery'> corn crib some
ri1ns sso.
Tbers~ commissioners when they met
las, week. appointed A. }. Patterson their
attorney.
There rlll be preaching in the Presbyte-
,fr ser-ch, both morning and evening,
-ax, sa5hs.b.
Rev. Nr. Eeimansnvt r, Of Lewistown.
will rrearh "a the Lutheran Church next
Sabbath eTeuing.
Rev. Ir. Freeman, of Huntingdon,
tf,,ched. rornipg and evening, IN the
PRESBYTERIAN church
hunters are on the lookout for black
fox thar frequ=a's tie ridge nprth of town.
Ta,y all desire 70 get = pop At it,
A.alo=t every family IN town has a case
or two Of SCARLET fever. The type of fever
les been mild one, and no death from it.
III. rain ssS snow Of Friday night soft
eaeL he g-or1d. which caused the freeze
Or ssturd.y sizht to lift a good deal of
wheat.
William Rrattan. at one time a resident
Of iti, ,ows, died on the % inst, at Narys-
vile. Perry county, Of consumption, aged
q Years
TIE managers Of the Reading skating
ri1t r=lI rot admit celored people. The
cc.ors5 pssp,c threaten TO test the matter
Eg5or Clyrl Rights sct.
Tie past ren days, more hunters travelled
through Tie wilis Of Licking Greek, and
Black 7 og valleys than there are deer in
ifsrs.ctfou of the State.
Il. arman. Superintendent of Public In
f',rstioa. wfll stsrt this wednesday. on
.crr Of examination Of tie schools in Junia-
ts. Il vil be his second round.
The vltsr works a. Lock Haven, is such
ADMIN ou he pocket hook ofthe taxpayers
that they propose TO sell the works to a
private party, or company if such can be
fouri.
On Tuesday evening there was wreck
of s.xc cars IN 'front.' of the Patterson House,
oa lie s1t-e frog. or switch, where a nam
B. Of e7-, were wrecked and tumbled over
"l the Patterson House porch some months
sse.
lie health Of the family of Mr.. 1. B.
Barton, living at Cuba Mills has not been
good the past 10 dav.. Mrs. Barton was
quife III H;th iufamstion sf the bowels and
several OF the children have been sick with
dip,harfl.
.he only rubber boot made that can be
worn 'ith comfort. is the ventilated rubber
bcot. The feet are kept warm and will no:
sEea, T5y pair and be convinced. For
sse g. C. ". Eeck's boot and shoe store,
a.iHa,owa, Pa.
Cel. Copeland has offered q set of Ascau-
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u1nzEy To the teacher VINO viii within the
coming soaoo, term display the most taste
m'-hooi house decoration, within the limits
o. eost Of five dollars.
! take pleasure in Offering you
large stock Of Christm,s goods that
az A-'et 'Ac requirements OF Efht-
eiass trade, and ali al favorable prices
Don . forget my New Orleans baking
sugar. c. F. HfyKE1
1t IS said that Cleveland is the frs; Presi-
osit since Jackson that can open tbs in
suSuFai hal. That is, he is the first Presi-
u'a' since Jackson that can dance But
laa2Ins is hot the only physical delight
'N't 'he President has revelei in.
lhe mothsr of Ecoch BeaIc, who was
0S'F'es cat Of her sons house, on the night
VI 'hs IRE, by granddaughter, and laid
u a leather bed in the garden, till she
''u'a os renoTsd to better place, died
'''-s days ago 1t is believed that the
l-'eA occasioned by the frs took hsr life. |
Sas was Sc years old.
A-y experience with J. Richard |
son Boots and Shoes, for the past
I'VE ~, years, Las been satisfactory, they |
: ~ prove to he good. and cannot be
,.eS en- Il IS acknowled by all Gus