Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1886-01-13
SHORTLOCHLS.

bridge oui'uef''
There are a number of female shoemak-
ers in Pittsburg
There were % ,O5S births in Philadelphia
in the year 1885.
The thermometer was down to zero on
Monday morning.
Harry Bousan of the Register has been
installed as Deputy sheriff.
The canal tow path was good deal dam
.,sd by the flood last week.
All streams east OF the mountains in Penn
,viv.nia, we're high last week.
There is a meeting in progress in the
Lutheran and Methodist churches.
There are one hundred and twenty-four
more women than men in Newport.
All the young people who were home for
holiday vacation have gone away.
Railroad wrecks are reported from all of
the states ami are too numerous to mention.
According TO an old astrologer q comet
,to appear this year and destroy the earth.
Nearly all railroad travelling in the west,
WAS closed west of the mountains on Satur-
day.
Editor Garman was kept at home by the
wreck Of the railroad bridge at Duncan
non.
A Rolstein Jersey bull calf, eight month
old, for sale by J. II. NcAlister, Mifflin-
town.
How clear, still and cold, was the genera
expression of people on the morning of the
eighth.
The railroad tramp was knocked ont of
time lsst week by the Duncannon railroad
disaster.
TIE tramps in the Harrisburg lookup were
ppt to work at shOveling snow on Saturday
morning.
J. L. Barton has a large assortment of all
siBds OF store goods, at his store, at Pie AS
ant View.
Tti-ty-iye cents will buy pair of ladies'
gum shoes at G. W. Heck's- Others charge
fifty cents.
Professor Auman is on the second tour
Of examination of the Common Schools of
the county.
Thirty-fve cents will buy pair of ladies'
gum shoes at G. W. Hees's. Others charge
fifty cents.
One Perry county sportsman killed twen-
ty-One coons and fifteen skunks during the
past season.
Mr.. Black, who is President Cleveland's
head of the pension bureau, does not give
satisfaction.
A chimney in Britain Fssick's house on
Water street. took FIRE last Wednesday at
ternoon. No damage.
great deal OF drift wood was gat hered
by the industrious for FIRE wood, last week,
when the river was high.
Wagoumaker Haines damned the run
south of town to Obtain field Of ice from
which TO Ill his ice house
Two dollars and fifty cents will buy a
pair of mems gum beots at G.. W. Heck's.
Others charge three dollars.
The Rink will be open on Friday even
ing, the 18th. Good music will be on hand
for the enjoyment ot the patrons.
John Ehernzeller, of Fayette township,
slaughtered hog that weighed six hun
dred and forty pounds, a few days ago.
Two dollars and fifty cents will buy a
pair of mems gum boots at Il, W. Heck's.
Others charge three dollars.
fue in Jacob Browand's house at East
Point, took fire last Thursday evening.
The fire was outened without doing dam
age.
The sign OF a Huntingdon business place
was found in drift pile onthe Espenschade
farm, along the river af,er the food ran
down.
The liquor men have organized league
that iavors high license, and the extinguish'
ment of every place in which liquor is sold
unlawiuIy.
About two miles south OF town, breacf
thirty feet wide and level with the bottom
of the canal was washed IN the tow path by
the late dsod.
ThTty-fve cents Will buy pair of ladies
gun shoes at g. W. Heek's. Others charge
fifty cents.
On the eth inst, game of base ball wa
played between the students of Red ROcl
and these of Rsno's, nesz the school build
ing OF tie latter
FOR SiLE.-A valuable and desirable
town property on one Of the main street
OF the town. For particulars, terms, etc
apply st this office.
II you desire to know what civil casse
are booked Tor trial, for tive February teri
OF Court, consult the Trial list, IS publish
ed in another column
The late food along the Jul lists supplied
many people with fire wood who were dhl
gent IN catching the trees and iogs tina
noated near the banks.
Thirty-fye cents will buy Pair IF iadie'
gum shoes at G. W. Heck's. OthertS ehasg
fifty cents.
''aiss Sue Randall, of Harrisburg, Fef
70 watch meeting on New Years eve, AN
when she returned she found her mothe
whom she had left in her usual health, dea'
In bed.
The establishment of peoples coffe'
Kitchens, with the view of combating inc
bfiety, Ia spreading rapidly Throughout
Ge'mGny, more especially in the northwest
cru section.
The tax collectors will not hereafter b
appointed by the County Commissioners
al The February election tax collecto