Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1886-02-10
SHORTLOCHLS.

SHORT LOCALS.
\ late spring is Predicted.
Next SUNDAY viii be Valentine day.
Beautiful dress patterns at PennelPs.
Have your sale bills printed al this office.
The election VIII be held next Tues
dsy
There were few people in attendance at
court last week.
President Cleveland is counted as friend
Of the gold bugs.
The Monroe Doctrine is not in favor with
President Cleveland.
The public schools will close in town
about the first of April.
The prettieSt neckwear for men and boys
at Espenschadu's store.
India, last season raised half as much
wheat as the United States.
People have grown tired of sleighing and
are longing for spring time.
Lock Haven proposes TO evolute her skat-
ing rink into an opera house.
Abraham Kaufman, of Walker township,
isseriously is il with consumption.
The thermometer was down to four de-
grees below zero on Friday morning.
The 29th day of Nay comes on Saturday
and will be celebrated as Memorial day.
The Middle Division Is one Of the most
profitable of the Pennsylvania Railroad.
The winter has been favorable one for
getting out lumber and saw N 4 lumber.
Sale bills are printed az this office. Call
when you are in need OF bills OF that kind.
number Of men would like to be elect
ed tax collector. Elect responsible men.
The river closed with ice last Thursday
night which makes the third close this win
ter.
Farms have not been selling at advanta-
geous figures for buyers, in Tuscarora val
ley.
Joseph S. Martin is in attendance upon
the encampment of the G. A. r., at Scran-
ton
Miss Patterson, of Academia, will teach a
"suJscriptiou" school in town next sum
mer.
Miss saliie NJ. Parker, daughter of L. E.
Parker, has been visiting friends in Harris
burg.
4 large percentage of the wheat crop of
Juniata has been marketed within the pa st
month.
Rev. Mr.. Dewing has been conducting a
most satisfactory protracted meeting at Ac-
ademia.
Thmty-fiye cents will buy pair Of ladies'
gum shoes at q. ". Heck's. Others charge
fifty cents.
Wild cats are reported to be plenty in
the woods, in the vicinity Of Honey Grove,
this county.
Thirty-ive cents viii buy pair of ladies'
gum shoes at G. W. Heck's. Others charge
fifty cents.
The cold weather OF last Thursday night
prevented seigning party from going tc
McAlisteryille.
Mr.. John Robson, of Patterson, celebra-
ted his 9ith bi-th day on the 2nd day of
February 1886.
The ground hog saw its shadow, which
according to story insures six weeks more
Of winter weather.
John Graybill, Henry Scholl and Joseph
Martin attended a Masonic installition a
Harrisburg last week.
Rev. Mr. Graif7s meeting in Licking
Creek Valley has resulted in the conver
sion OF seventy people.
fyou want TO bring the Democratic lead
ers TO their feet with a denunciatory whOop
EsToss an investigation.
Keep your hands on your pocket booI
when the Bohemian oats peddler come
around, if he be stranger.
Two dollars and fifty cents will buy
pair Of mems gum boots at q. W. Heck's
others charge three dollars.
The cashier of the Port Royal Bank ha
oeenIaying a -four per cent, dividend for th
FeFysville Bridge Company.
Two dollars and fifty cents will buy
PAIR OF mems gum boots at G. W. Heck's
others charge three dollars.
1t Is now said, s'the orange trees of Flor
IDA have not been killed by the winter a
vas reported several weeks ago."
The thermometer was down TO ten an
iorty degrees in many places in the ia
northwest on the 2nd and Srd days of thi
month.
One who processes to know says, war;
orlck Is better thing to have when you g
seighing, than pint flask filed with "ki
al iorty.'
a. Il. Weidman, Superintendent of tn
Lutheran Sabbath School, has received
hanging lamp as a present from the Sa
bath school.