Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1886-10-06
TERM S
SHORT LOCALS.

n. boys are wrestling with the walnut
bsanss''
Sane Of the farmers have commenced
Sru husking'
Hunters are mapping out the territory in
,ssh to hunt deer.
e..rs;sry Manning's advice to young,
-, Is. "Keep out of office"
o,loDel Samuel Showers has bought q
,.vo for his daughter.
The ticket that viii win in November was
,.uius.ed on Saturday.
Packard Mann has returned to a Phils.
,spAi. Medical School.
The political Thermometer indicates
,,u.lly political weather.
SNOW whitened the ground in Michigan,
n the lst day of October.
The rumours of War in Europe has stag
,,isd al channels of trade.
The coon hunter enioyeth himself these
pi.hts at the coon's expense.
Or. Sandoe and wife have gone to visit
trisuds and relatives in Ohio
. cold is epidemic among horses in the
vicinity of Oriental, this county.
w.C.Van Dyke, of Centre, has gone to
Philadelphia to study pharmacy.
Harrisburg preacher, predicts, that the
end Of the world will come in 1884.
Everybody kept up a look out for the
Virgins earthquake last Wednesday night.
Huntingdon proposes to celebrate her
centennial on the 10th day of September
1851.
Mss Jennie Howe, has accepted a sItua-
nOa In the milinary store of Mrs. Conrad,
in Tyrone.
A man in Flanders says, that to eat salt
ia sufficient quantity promotes good health
spd long life.
Tie Juniats Horse and Mule Protection
Company held a meeting in the Court House
% Saturday.
A Aifiin county farmer claims to have
Obtained two and d half barrels of tallo W
from sheep.
Thieves robbed the general store of e.
Dunn, at Landisburg, Perry Co., on Wed
pssisy night.
Emery McCahen has put tenant house
On the south end OF his lot at the aqueduct,
north of town.
David aud Henry Hart advertise yalua-
be farm Tor sale, October %, 1886. See
advertisement.
The Candidates are all in the field, and
ae Republics hosts are marching on to
smother victory.
s'Subscriber-Why is my paper so damp
every issue Editor-Because there Is SO
much due on 1t -
Lawyer Lyon is having a pond along the
Pike, north of TOM, redeemed, and prepar-
ed for cultivation.
Dsyit 5leber Is having his large stone
house on the Pannebaker farm IN Ferman-
,gh township repaired.
The growing wheat in the vicinity OF
RichHeid is reported TO be uncommonly
promising in appearance.
Samuel Sellers, who moved to Michigan
10 1929 is now visiting friends and relatives
in this his native county.
P. G. Smith, of Walker township, few
days ago secured $50 pounds of honey from
bee tree that he cut down.
A fashionable woman says, sskettle-dIums
are to be revived the coming winter,''
how would it do to revise the brass bands
The light rain storm of last week started
The eels 10 run, and many of the snaky
looking, palatable things were caught, and
eaten.
Sheriff Knouse, of Fayette, landed a car
load of cattle last Wednesday night, from
Ohio. Some of the cattle are of the Hol
stein stock.
An earthquake in South Carolina on the
18th day of September threw down the
west portico of the government buildings
at Charleston.
The composure of the people of Charles
Ton was disturbed about one O'Clock IN the
morning of the LIST day of October by an
other earthquake shocks.
VIC. Poneroy is home from the West.
ihe first night that he passed in Dakota, the
weather was cold enough to form ice:
mat was some weeks ago.
An earthquake shock was 50 severe at
Washington, Lancaster county, this state,
% The 18th of September, that several fam
HES ran out of their houses.
JEFF Davis is calling Gen. Sherman,
"you'r another" But then Davis will call
simost any northern man who was not
'eoel-sympathizer the same thing.
The Virgins earthquake escaped from
'ne earth through vent holes ami took the
iorn Of furious storm that devastated a
urge part of Texas last Wednesday.
his season almost two thousand crates
" peaches were shipped from J. N. Van
Ormer's three peach orchards. We are glad
'oat he is beginning to realize on his en-
ierprise.
heT. Philip Graft and laymsn William
uIs represented the Lutheran Congrega-
'lOh' OF hiffiintown and Licking Creek, in
Tue Synod. last week, at Centre Hall, Cen
Ire county.
Some one left vest hanging on tree in
- n. Fan-0rmer's peach-orchard some
nights ago. The vest is in safe hands, and
''e owner is requested TO come forward
and identity it.
n fashion item says ssThe hustle is rap
iaiy coming TO the 'front.'" Well, all We
nave TO say abont it is that it will look
mighty queer when it "gets there. Nor
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