Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-09-16
SHOPTLOC.ALS.
?. NJ. PEsSELL'
Secretary.


SHORTLOC.fLS.
ris QUAY that is troubling Day
p-r.immons are said TO be plenty.
r,,or. do not ike q night court session.
rsi. is Centennial week at Harrisburg.
J,ou and copper kettles at McClintic's.
,hs democratic creed is, thirst for office.
-,s srolyes in sheep clothing are not a
f.E.
The hand will be at the rink on Thursday
right.
Ei,s William will not have a war with
sp,in.
Substantial shoes and boots at Espen-
shades.
There i. more money spent for triies than
fer t-e.d.
r.n.nd winter good, of all kinds at Es-
y.nschadss.
The Gr.nsers' picnic in Lsuvcr's woods
On Saturday.
The Washington, Ohio, storm was six
tuudred feet vide
A.-aud order league has been organic.
e Ia Huntington
John F. SchEeier, is of TO Washington
L Jefcrson College.
A sixteen year old, Harrisburg boy, is on
II forty inches high.
"Dord" Crawford is in New York attend
is; medical lectures.
Perry county people are troubled with
spring house thieves.
Tier hsve been drinking ice water in III"
public schools II toxin.
Pr.uk n. Y. Pennell, left for Albany Law
schOOl OF Monday night.
Andrew Banks and Charles Hays, left for
Princeton College on Sunday night.
The Grand Army encampment at Clear
.si l,st week WAS largely attended.
Mss Anna sid Grace Graybill started for
Wilson College on Tuesday morning.
There !, 10 complaint this year, about
the ground being too dry to SOW wheat in.
The Il0th Regiment P. V, will hold a re-
znioa a; Orbisonia on the ID day of Octo-
59.
1t isn't just the thing to do for one can
tidate to iib on the other. Always tell the
truth.
The paper that is read By the greatest
number of people i, the best circulating
medium.
Mss Gerty Jackm.n, daughter of editor
J.cknsn, has become an assistant in the
pOsiotice.
On the 2nd day of October the Pennsyl-
unis Niller's State Association will meet at
Baltimore.
Wiayou have your picture tsken for the
rsH history OF the rve counties7 See the
solicitors.
Jacob Feghtly has returned from pro-
trtcted visit TO New York and the eastern
part Of this state.
James Adams, Of Walker township, sold
hOis;ein COW to l.. r. Rhodes, of Ches-
fer county, last week.
tiareportet that Democratic leaders are
EOoning Franklin B. Gowan for the next
Candidate for Governor.
Atescher wants 20 know how TO make the
rbOOl Interesting. Easy enough let the
snail boy have his way.
hEas not kind hearted person that de.
laced the sione steps in front Of Strayer's
a'T building in Patterson.
The man whe wants wife does not go
'a' On the street, to se;ect one from the
sfs who fiirt On the psyeIscuts.
lie Patterson skating riRG opened on
iuesasy evening last, for the sesson. There
large crowd in attendance.
ffcfessor Colder will deliver s public
''''ufe' aI Center, Walker township, IN the
"eninS Of September l8, 1885, at O'Clock.
Here i' strong feeling among the peo-
tessAinsi tie marriage license law that is
" 60 INTO effect on the srst of next Octo =
Der
4ne Fort Royal and Spruce Hill bands
Nied IN festival, on the Fair ground, at
r0H ROYAL, last Friday and Saturday even
iags.
- A mouse and store room owned by John
-1uilnei, near Seliusgrove, Snyder county,
vas Destroyed by fire, one morning las,
week.
r. ~ jackson, Of Altoona, bought of Mrs.
A' 'Wen'y-eight acres of woodland in
'sf'n'nagh township, for two hundred and
' uua5TS.
:, 4s Ea'terson pharmacy owned by DR..
'"' ~ mas been purchased by W. II. Banks
=. ~, uaggl-ts, and has been cor ,.ida,ed
With ihe:r store.
'One i"tnty of the ring g-leaesrs OF the
80 u narderers that killed over fifty de-
,s-'eles' Chinamea in Wyoming Territory,
'''s been arrested.
n. 's Merchant Samuel Strayer had
p,. 'l Lila right knee injured By step
'" ioose stone while he was on his
n0ahe iron his store.
ss,s, ' April two hundred and thirty
ur !. names a, have been dropped from the
-; 1 ~ Philadelphia. How many more peu.
oJls arc fhera in h. y