Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1886-09-08
SHORTLOCALS.
The political kettle boils.

Stoves of all kinds at McClintic's.
The show will be here next Monday.
"Tomatoe red is the newest shade"
Rev. John Laird was in town last week.
The average boy longeth tor fall circus
Mains show will be here on Monday tn,
18th.
Congressman Atkinson has got rid of ma
laria.
Did you hear or feel the cart hquake las
week.
Oats is the en'y full crop in Juniata this
season.
The public schools in town opened on
Monday.
Library lamps for sale at McClintic's hard
ware store.
There is no telling what the next earth
quake may do.
4 splendid lot of substantial winter shoes
al Espenschades-
There are twenty-seven prisoners in tn,
Blair county Jail.
Jacob Thomas shipped 10; of live stock
east few days ago.
A Franklin county thief uses a lanterr
when stealing fruit.
Drop into Grsybil's emporium for your
household furniture.
The earthquake of Friday night a weeG
broke the warm spell.
Mr.. d. D. Stone is home from Washing
ton visiting his family.
Miss. Ellie Stone is home from visiting
friends in Tuscarora valley.
A number of people are off to Philadel
phia attending the State Fair.
The Gar says Prince Alexander must moi
occupy the Bulgarian Throne.
The tiremens' parade will take place a,
Altoona on the 22ud day of September.
Miss Clara Thompson has returned from
a visit to friends west OF the mountains.
There was frost in Onondago county, N.
Y, on the morning of the lst of Septem-
ber.
The State Sunday school convention will
be held at Le1istown, October 10 to 2ls
1886.
Rar " u,Dp.,a- r-,. 49,. .z.-.-.t
Ill while preaching at Mexico, on Sundsy 4
week.
Who wsnts to go to South Carolina now
but then an earthquake may take place an,
place
Robert Mcintyre of Reeds Gap has tive
houses, a lot Of cattle and farming utensil.
for sale
Miss Ella Gore, of Johnstown, Cambria
county is visiting her friend Miss Becki,
Crawford.
A large number of Juniats people attend
ed the Grangers's Fair at Williams Grov,
last week.
One to forty gallon, copper, brass and
iron kettles for sale at NcCuntic's hard.
ware store.
Miss Rebecea Crawford has returned from
g protracted visit to friends west OF the
moGLtsins.
The men from the northern states were
not as hard on Charlestown as was the
earthquake.
Mrs. Rebecca Neyin accompanied by hel
son and daughter has been visiting relative.
n this place.
The earthquake didn't scare the polite
;sns; the November earthqua ke will engul
some Of them.
Methodists in Tuscsrora Valley held q
Bush meeting last week near ,Pomeroy':
school house.
Some people explain the earthquake SEN
cation like that of being on Il bridge wher
& dog trot over it.
McConnelsburg, Fulton county, will in-
{ llge in centennial celebration on the
Both of September.
.The New York State hop pickers are to
be superseded by newly invented hop
picking machine"
Rev. Andrew II. Parker, of Miffiin county
was in town one day last week seeing hi:
friends and relatives.
California people were frightened last
Thursday by long continued earthquake.
No damage was done.
Tho Young Mems Christian Associati or
will hold a State Convention in Altoona,
October Il to Ia, next.
The Methodist Congregation of this place
paid the last dollar of their mortgsgcd il
on Monday.
4 travelling band of six musicians stroll
ed through the town on Friday evening
dispensing horn music
Emil il-Schott has bought the 7. U. Psri-er
house AID store rooms that he has occupied
the pastslumber of years.
Merchant Barton has returned from csi:-
fornia, anc will soon have his store at Pleas
ant View full of new goods.
People OF the northern cities are raising
large sums of money TO send TO the earth
quake sufferers OF South Carolina.
"The revival at Topeka, Kansas, under
Rev. Thomas Harrisons continued two
months and resulted in 500 conversions"
The outbnrst of river through an artes-
ian vol at BeIisplain, Iowa has excited an
interest throughout the western country.
Brick layers III Charleston, s. O., demand
Sc for days wOck. The earthquake has
given them a raveEous sppe tite for wages.
The King bolt in the buggy, OF Samuel
Ard, broke while he was in Fayette, one day
last week seeing the Democratic brethren
A nuplbcr of horses died during the late
warm spell in Franklin county of celic.
They were given too much water and feed