Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1886-02-03
SHORTLOCALS.

Have vour sale bills printed st this Office.
Joseph Adams. stOreroOm is nearing
completion.
sbst sell in the Philadelphia market at
one dollar each
Ofthe six editors in Juniata four are
church members.
reported that President Clevelaudis
in love with a Miss Love.
Death is the life the spiritual being,
sby should we dread itl
A fitting passed through town on sled,
on the pike, last Thursday morning.
Every man who is bitten by a dog does
&c; mad, but does not get hydrophobia.
Sale bills are printed at this office. Call
when you are IN need Of bills OF that kind.
Read the receipts and expenditures of
the county as published in another col
umn.
Thirty-ive cents viii buy piir of ladies'
gum Snoes 81 u " HUN >. OtuSts ShHie
fiiy cents.
The almanacs predicted cold weather for
list Thursday. You know what the wealth
erwas like.
Thity-fye cents will buy pair of ladies
gun shoes At q. ". Heck's. Others charge
fly cents
man may be very good and have his
ses SO wickedly educated that they are new
s-,a;isied.
Miss Maud Irwin who has bsen visiting
friends in Ohio, since last autumn, has re-
turned home.
two dollars and fifty cents will buy
z}r Of nep IS ggra- boots at q. W Hec{'s
others charge three dollars.
Drop in and see John S. Graybilrs nice
furniture. lie has large room full of the
hlndsomest chamber suiis.set up.
The protractei meetings, that were held
in Port Royal did not result in securing
maay new members FOR the church.
"Say, waiter, this beefsteak looks as ifit
had been hammered on an anvil" "Yes,
sr,ve bug it by the pound boston
Budget.
number Of exchlnge papers are talking
about placing the account OF delinquent
subscribers in the hands Of justice for
collection.
Men and women may dress as they please
bat the dress that stirs a pleasant throb IN
tie heart OF the undertaken is the Low cut
fashionable dress.
Calvin Beale bought twenty-five acres OF
wood land belonging to the Andrew Patter-
son, deceased, estate, last Thursday, for
s753, at publ; sale.
Rev. Philip Graft conducted protracIed
meeing in his Licking creek church which
resulted in adding twonty-six new members
10 tie congregation.
Thrty-fve cents will buy pair ofIadies'
gum shoes at G. " Heck's. Others charge
ffty cents.
For SALz-A valuable snd desirable
town property on one OF the main streets
Of the town. For particulars, terms, etc,
apply at this office.
Tie Ceu,reyile Literary Society sus-
pended, daring the two weeks OF prolracted
meeting that was held In the Lutheran
church al Centreville.
There is talk Of ;he Grlngers starting a
store in this place. Such Is street talk,
whether the Grangers know anything about
it's hot vouched Tor.
Huntingdon county tanners sold large
Quantities OF wheat last week. Two deal
ers IN the town Of Huntingdon bought l2,-
90 bushels IN one day.
i large PARTY was held at the Sharon
House, in NcAhsterville, last TUESDAY
evening. The party was composed of the
Young people OF this town.
Sallie Mayer, aged about five years, a
daughter Of Charles and Lucy Mayer, of this
town died of Catarrh Fever, last week. The
funeral took place on the 29th ultimo.
Thirty-fye cents will buy pair of ladies'
gum shoes at G. W. Heck's. Others charge
nifty cents.
on ths night of the 25th day of January,
Hrs Craig, wife of David Craig, colored,
gave birth to boy twins. On the night OF
Tue 9Th day of January, one Of the boys
died.
The wife of Secretary of State Bayard,
uied about s O'Clock on Sunday morning,
" congestion of the brain. brought on by
'ne snoek of the death of her daughter two
Weeks ago.
Two dollars and fifty cents will buy a
p1f OF mems gum boots at G, W. Heck's.
Others charge three dollars.
We do not sound needless alarm when
vt tel You that the taint of scrofuIa is in
'O0f o-oOi- Inherited or acquired, it is
NEE and Ayers sarsaparilla alone will eff
'ectually eradicate it.
"A'thew Rodgers of Walker township,
ehl farm of one hundred acres for
''iV' IL Beale township, at public sale
thursday. The farm was part of the
N'e Oh Andrew Patterson, deceased.