Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-01-02
SHORT LOCALS.


For sale, all kinds of crooks at
McClinhcs-
Happy thought, the day, are begin
ing to lengthen.
Charlie Zeiglcr, died at Mexico, on
the 29th ultimo.
Scarlet fever prevails in certain parts
of Miflin county.
All kinds of clothing for men and
boys at Rarley's-
Il was sn old time snow that came
to vhitsn Christmas.
Showers & Soholl had an order for
100 sleighs, last week
MsCHntio keeps for sale full line
Of builders hardware.
East Waterford people have organ
lied literary society.
NcCliatio las nails and other
hardHare goods for sale.
J. II. Mcdonald, and bride passed
the holidays in Philadelphia.
We ars indebted TO Hon. Louis E.
Atkinson, for public documents.
Nearly all the girls in their teens in
Chicago Wea. their bsir cut short.
Congressman Atkinson and Mrs. At
kinsou passed the holidays at home.
Wm. Banks Jr. was home from hia
medical studies during the holidays.
Its said, that the comet is within
sight, but what's comet without tail
Mr. and llrs. Scholl we're away to
Bucks county visiting friends last week
The Ponegoys have turned the
Franklin RePository into daily paper.
Professor David Wilson of Airy
View Academy vas in town on Satur
dsy.
Ors Of the indispensable things is cook
stove, 90 to NcClintic's aud buy cook
stove
The Luthsrans had By far the most
elsbor21ed Christmas festival dscora-
tiOus.
ATTENTION you may find
ala-ge assortment Of cook stoves at Nc
CIintic's
VIZ. Hawk is nursing sore thumb.
He cut It severely while butchering re
Gently.
Miss Kate Meyer was home during
the holidays from Bloomsbury Normal
School.
Gsr.ie Hall, and Louie, daughters OF
Eiitos JEckman, are visiting in Phil
iPsbuEg
Joseph Wildnan, of Shamokin was
visiting among his friends 10 Juniata
last week.
As an Academic teacher Professor
David Wilson has never had an equal
in JunisJa.
There was 4 grand Christmas enter
tainment il all OF the churches on
Christmas eve.
Two hundred aad twenty tons OF
candy weFs sold in Philadelphia during
Christmas week.
John Hampton, of Shade Gap, Hun.
ingdon county, shot 20 wild turkeys
the pas: seasen.
George Wood ward sold a first rate
quality Of buckwheat to people in town
sOme days age.
David Iues, coIored citizen of
TuscaEoEa Valley was in town on Sat-
urday OF business.
Tom. Moore, of the Newton Hamil-
ton "atchman, paid these parts visit
during tue holidays.
s. D. Batesholiz fell and hurt hand
same days ago. The hand required
the attention OF doctor.
Miss Hcl Parker, and her cousin
Miss Anna Parker have been on 70
Washington TO Visit friends.
Did you ever think Of the extent of
territory, Of this Republic over which it
takes the sun hours TO rise
Constable RolIman notifies cit liens
Of the town not to pile ashes or otner
rubbish alongside Of the street.
The charter of incorporation of the
new town of Beale in Centre county
foFblds the sale liquor in the town
Sled soies, andaII kinds of stove CRATES
for sale at the MIfiin;own Foundry, al
50 saws guumei to order. y.
The PresbyterI4ns took up a SUBJ
serlption Of two hundred and seventy
i've dollars il the Chapel on Sabbath.
The annual meeting Of the Pennsyl
Tania Editorial Association will meet
at Harrisburg, on Tuesday, January "A
Miss Emma Smith, who lad beea on
visit to her sister, in Altoona, has
returned to her home, in Fayette town
ship.
The comet of 1872 is here but it is
50 dim that it can hardly be seen by the
NAKED eye; it's next appearance will be
In 1855
Ll7s TILL :he night of November Is
1899, and witness star shower such
as the fathers aud mothers witnessed
In 1888.
We are pleased to learn that Jacob
u. Gaymcn, who had his leg amputa-
lea some time since, is getting along
very we'll.
Miss May Loudon while visiting at
Mount JOY Lancaster county was at
'aoked by Pleurisy and cams nome
quite sick.
DR.. Funk, sou OF john Funk of |
walker township is one of the most
promising young doctors in the city of
Harrisburg.