Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1886-10-20
SHOPTLOCALS.

Tn,e s0I hiAaHSS
ro,sthe entire Republican ticket.
Part Royal Fair Was well attended.
-hsrs are loud muttsrings of war in Eu-
RE.
,.bbt shooting began on the 18th of Oc-
a,~.
The church steeple is being pushed sky
syds.
Bsins has been warmly greeted in Penn
Elrsni,.
.atswsns, Aiflin county, has q new
-ssnery.
rspspschade's new goods are coming in
svery,dsy.
,uumber of farmers have commenced to
.usk corn.
Port Royal fair did not escape threaten
sg weather.
Vote for Smith and Patterson for Asso-
esie !u1se'-
Dr.. D. D. Stone Is pleased with Wash
bgtOu. D. c.
Merchant Hinkle was in the city LAST week
buyiug new goods.
The teachers institute will be open ed on
tbs 18Th of December.
The buck wheat crop is very small one, i,
bscsuse ofthe drought.
The population of the United States is
estimated at IS 10000.
The election will soon be here. Vote the
Fbole Re epublican ticket.
The whistle of the thresher was heard
from all points last week
The last dollar of Center County's debt
zss paid off about 10 days ago.
Emil Schott has been making extensive
improvements on his residence.
". J. Haines, is applying for a patient
N the front axle of road wagon.
The Republican county ticket recon-
nends itself. Vote for it straight.
Ers, z. S. Deem and daughter Lille
i.rtsd west, for Kansas last week.
Beaver is a Presbyterian, Black is an
.piscOpalian and Wolf is a Baptist.
The Democrat and Register says Atkin,
on has cOnceit- What has Jacobs
Every Republican should go to the eIec-
On and vote the Republican ticket.
Carlisle Presbytery celebrated its Tooth
on the 7th inst, at Carlisle.
A sun-fiower belonging to A. J. Jenkens
kcVeytown yielded him 3,3i7 grains
The Republican county committee met
D Saturday to arrange for the campaign.
The water in the canal was so clear las
eek that the bottom could easily be seen.
Huntingdon Presbyt cry VIII hold its mex
leeting on the first of April at Holidays
urg.
Harley, the popular clothier has returned
rom Philadelphia with a large stock OF
lothing.
The highest price paid for horse at the
lie public sale of horses by Mr.. Wilson,
"a. sSsI.
Abrsm Doughman and son of Fort Wayne
indiana, are visiting Gec-ge Doughman, fl
'attersou.
The management of the Port Royal Fai
re talking of enlarging their ring to 8 hs Il
nile track.
The President and Directors and Other
abroad officers are on the rout inspecting
be railroad.
J. <. Hertzler, Of Oliver township, Mfr
IN Co., has begun the manufacture of
orghum molasses.
The second annual reunion OF the boat
nen Of the. Juniata Valley was held las
Ieek st Huntingdon.
Rev. L. Y. Hays was installed as pastor
4 the Presbyterian church in this place
as, Thursday evening.
After the 18th day of this month Lewis.
Own merchants will close their stores at
O'Clock in the evening.
Black, and bis side Snowman Wolfe ar,
osing ground in the political race for the
'overnorshIp every day.
Don't scof at the religious zeal of people
Eho believe in a creed that is different from
he one that you believe in.
An unknown man was struck and instant
killed by Day Express, on Saturday af
iernoon, near ThOmpsOntown.
The army roll of pensioners number
they cost the people of this gov
'nment last year, 500, ,797 ,S3l.6l.
Joseph Long, of Fayette, had the roo
his house reshingled, on his ten-acr'
arm, at the aqueduct north of town.
Carlisle has a citizen who served in tb'
florida war, the Mexican war, ami the late
eteliion. His name is George Thsyer.
We regret TO hear that the health OF on
oung friend Eugene McAfee, of Turbett
Ownship is threatened by severe cold.
The Congressional conference of this dis
rict was held at Newport on the l4th, and
Omina,ed L. Z. Atkinson for Congress.
a number of Juniata Co. people attend
the reunion of the first Pennsylvania
svslry at Lewistown last Thursday anC
riday.
The cider this year has more than th'
ommon amount of worm juice in it, for
he reason that most of the apples sr'
ormy.
"A lump Of asafetida the size of a COOS
gg in the swill barrel out of which hog
re ted, is said to be preventative of hol
holera.
Mrs. Isaac McA lister of McAlisterville
as fallen heir to considerable sum OF mo-
ey by the death OF a bachelor uncle in