Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-01-30
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The tax rate of York county is 8
mills.
Teams cross the river on ice at Port
Royal.
Mrs. Powell had her ice house filled
last week
Everybody got a sight of the comet
last week.
There are about 40 prisoners in the
Sunbury Jail.
For sale, all kinds of crooks at
McClintics.
Copeland drew a full house to hear
him lecture.
This is the time of the musical jubi-
lee IN LeWistown.
Western horses do not stand the eli
mate here very we'll.
McClintic keeps for sale full line
Of builders hardware.
People in South America are look
ing at bright comet
McClintic has nails and other
hardware goods for sale.
A Philadelphia says that be has
found volcanic dust in the snow.
The Masons will bold a convGeation
in this place on the 22d of February.
Moody is in London, England,
preaching to many people every night.
Peach growers predict failure of
the peach crop. Too early, gentlemen.
Lawyer Lyon is at Harrisburg at
tending to a case before the court there
A sudden freshet would cause the
ice on the river to do considerable dam
age.
Rohm's market car leaves for the
eastern markets every Tuesday after
noon.
One of the indispensable things is cook
stove, 60 to McClintic's aud buy a cook
store
Dancing parties aud cossting acel-
dents are reported from all parts of the
country.
ATTENTION x.-Iiousekeepers, you may find
large assortment of cook stoves at Nc
eintic's
Isaiah Berkey sold his real estate in
Turbe:t township, to Noah Hertzler,
for $500.
On 3 sled, Joseph Warner. of Milf
lin county, hauled 7S bushels of wheat
to Reedsville,
At this offcs, you may obtain intor.
nation as to where you can buy good
Oriental stove.
There was a shooting match on Fri
day, at Reedsville, Mifiin county, for
a musk rat robe
The free trade league, of New York,
have rendered Speaker Carlisle a COM
plImentary dinner
Mr.. Handy, subscription agent for
the Philadelphia Press was in town last
Friday, canvassing.
The coasters we're merrily sliding on
North's bill shortly after sunrise on
Saturday morning.
A number OF young ladies from Port
Royal visited this town on sled last
Wednesday afternoon.
The January fresEet will have to
come along quite soon cr the month
VIII 60 by without it.
Revival meetings have taken place
in the Lutheran and Methodist congrc-
cations of Port Royal.
Good results have followed a pro-
tracted meeting held in the Presbyte
rlan church at Academia.
The State Editorial Association and
the Democratic State Committee met
at Harrisburg on the 23rd.
There was temperance lecture de-
livered in the Patterson Evangelical
church on Monday evening.
Rev. Geo. Behaugh will preach in
ihe MeNeytown Presbyterian church
on the 3Id day of February.
Sherman Harman of Duucannon,
Perry county died of small pox in Al
Legheny City some days ago.
The question is, what will Sulouff do
With the grand stand up on his farm.
Will be start fair in Slim Valleye
Edmund L. Caveny aged 81. son Of
James Caveny of Fayette died at New
ton Kansas on the 18th of this month.
BY the present mail service it takes
about 3 days to get letter to Lewis
town, and get an answer to the letter.
William Lauver, of Fermanagh twp.,
had foot hurt by car in an iron ore
mine north of tits place some days ago.
Jacob Thomas and Philo Pannebak-
er went 10 the Narrows and Shade noun
tam to feed wild turkeys with corn last
Saturday.
The CurwinsVille, Clearfeld county,
Times, OF a recent date, published
death notice Of a man who had died 9
years ago.
Editor Fosnot. Of the Lewistown
Democrat, ard ediior Troup. of Lew.
isto"n Free Press, we're in town on
honday evening