Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1886-09-22
SHORTLOCALS.
Don't pay sshookie ,,

The Academy opened on the 18th.
The greatest educator is a newspaper.
Cider has been selling at cents per gal.
Ion.
The rain of last week started eels down
stream.
1t is only the manly boys that make man.
ly men.
The freight traffic over the railroad 4,
immense.
Philipsburg has organized law and Or
der league.
The drought was broken by a rain last
Wednesday.
hyou wish TO vote pay tax before Satur-
day, October ?.
! Most of the farmers of Blair county are
through seeding.
Merchant Noah Hertzler of Port Roy al is
in very poor health.
VIM. Howe, of Tyrone is in town on a
visit TO his parents.
Bangles, with half dozen little silver
/ bells are the newest.
The September rain last year came about
the close Of the month.
The earthquake is forgotten except by
[ South Carolina people.
People who attended Mains show were
pleased with the exhibition.
Henry Goshen has bought the Levi Cos
hen property on Third street.
To the man who wants to fight with you
about politics, say "shoo fly"
Blaine will come to Pennsylvania to
speak during the coming campaign.
Isaac Barton will farm the Noah Elder
farm, at Cuba Mills, the coming year.
/ William Sterrett, father of Commissioner
Sterrelt is suffering with severe cold.
David A Irwin, of Orange county, Flor
ida is visiting Gen. Bell and Mrs IRWIN.
( Henry Goshen has been on u visit to
friends and relatives in Dauphin county.
It is chestnuis, but still it is in order to
} ask, s.have you heard the news from Maine!
The Richfeld school management have
united the two schools of the place in one.
| Some Of the farmers have finished sowing
( wheat while others have plowing yet to do.
The smart boys and girls pass the most
I II 4.air l.
/ papers.
Editor NcCaskey, ofthe Duncannon Rec
/ ord has been sued for criminal libel, by FL
len Emmy.
: The farmers that sowed before the rain o
I last week believe that they sowed in the
right time.
The Post Of this place will take part in
the Graud Army exercises at Huntingdon
this week.
There is not a church building in the ci-
ty of Charleston considered safe to hold
service in.
Merchant Schott had the back part of his
house unroofed when the ram came last
Wednesday.
Merchant Schott has been re-roofng his
dwelling house at the conner of Bridge and
Water streets.
Joseph Tyson, son of Jerome Tyson,
died at his fathers house in Walker town
ship, on Saturday.
Al Hackenberger has pear tree in his
garden that at this time is bearing fruit,
and is bIossomiBg.
| There was a cake walk in the Friendship
Hook * Ladder Hall in Patterson, on Sat
urday evening, last.
John Gallagher is the name of an honest
man in Philadelphia, read in another col
umn oi his honest act.
The drought in the grazing country of
the west will be the cause of large numbers
OF cattle being shipped east.
Harry Derr, son of DR.. G.. L. Derr, has
gone to Philadelphia, to complete bis
course of lectures in dentistry.
Merchant Schott is having the outside Of
the store-rooms, that he recently purchas-
ed from 7 U. Parker, rsp4inted.
Frank Patterson, son of A. J. Patterson
has entered La Fayetie College as studen
iu the civil engineering department.
a. s. Okeson, of Academia, and mum
Der of friends from Tuscarora Valley start.
ed for Kansas on Tuesday morning.
The Democratic-Prohibition side shows
in Vermont and Ohio, did not draw. They
helped to swell the Republican majority.
Excursion tickets are now sold for tn
Grand Army camp at Huntington. A shs n
blttle will be fought on Thursday evening.
Some disease, resembling in its symp
toms, hog cholera, destroyed lot Of hogs
owned by John Cox, Of Seven Stars Tavern
For SALE-A FIRST class set OF tinncr;
tools by Mrs. Elizabeth Aagruder of Walk
er township. The tools viii be sold cheap
At O'Clock last Thursday morning
Charleston people were aroused by anothe
earthquake. dreadful roaring noise ac
compauied the qlakIng.
An exchange remarks that; The young
lady who can peel potato in five second
is as useful as the young woman who speak
| i've language is ornamental.
The Presbyterian church festivals held
, las, Thursday aud Friday evenings, in tn
Wilson building in Patterson, put the snui
sum of $50 IN the church treasury.
Cornelius Mcclellan, infant grandson o
CAPTAIN Cornelius Mcclellan, of this place
: died al the home OF his father, Harry NC
CIellan, in Thompsontown, on Saturday
Joseph C. Issn berg, Republican cand
r date for Sheriff, in Huntingdon Co., ma