Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-11-22
SHORT LOCRLS.

Winter came on the 18th.
Foot ball is the game now.
John Etka is having his house re
rooted
Martha Jackman is visiting in Har
risburg.
Send for your doctor and be vac
eirated.
There are 666 pupils in the Indian
school at Carlisle.
C.P. Dull, of McVeytown pipes
.aud to the railroad.
-Four to six inches of snow fell in
York State last week.
A revival meeting is in progress in
the Patterson church.
J. B. Kurtz, Esq, of this place has
opened a law Office in Altoona.
Dr.. B. F. Ackley of this town has
a specific remedy for diphtheria.
There Is promise of large atten-
dance upon the Institute next week.
The reservoir of the Newport wat
ercompsny holds 100000 gallons of
water.
Miss Mary Heck is quite i'll with
consumption at her home on Cherry
street.
D. H. Varnes Of Fayette township,
has trapped a number of eoons this
season.
Sheriff Llpp is on business trip
to Byrks, Chester, and Lancaster
counties
The upper end of Tuscarora Valley
was treated to an inch of snow on
the 18th
In certain parts of Snyder county,
schools have been closed on account
of diphtheria.
A new time table for the running
of trains went into effect on the rail
road on Sunday.
The odd Fellows of Pennsylvania
will hold their grand encampment in
Altoona next May.
Chamhersburg, Pa. has an ordi-
nance which forbids the use of sling
shots and air guns
Misses Nan and Maud McCulloch, |
of Harrisburg, visited in Patterson,
a few days last week.
Harry Copeland and George Fri |
day, Of O eaola, Clearfeld county, |
spent Sabhathin town.
Mrs. Allison. wife of Editor VIM.
Allison is in Athens, George, visiting
her daughter Mrs. Nerrick.
The mountain tops were tipped
with snow on the morning of the
14th., The first time this fall.
TIE ulxt enccmnmenf of the Penn
syifania \ ti0nal Guard will be held .
OF the battle field Of Gettysburg.
The small pox epidemic in Read
ing, has scared people, and vaccina-
ton iF the order now. Yaccinate.
Rev VI. I. Drum will preach the
Thanks giving. Union sermon in the /
Presbyterian church ct 10.30, a. 10.
The framo that espies a woman
with ladiIe full + hot water viii .
not ori-r her to get him breakfast.
4 raief stole 2e Jars of eaned fruit .
out Of the cellar Of D W. Bashor's /
house il Port Royal, one night re-
Gently
Foot hall playing is more fatal to
life and limb and health than prize
fighting and more brutal than bull .
fgLuyg.
ScroflIa whether hereditary or ac-
quir't is thoroughly expelled from
the blood by Hoods Sarsaparilla, the
greet blood purifier. NoY. Is, '93.
How much nicer and more respect
able many people would be if they
would hold their tongue more than
they do
"The fact that a subscriber who is
IN arrears cannot pay all he owes at
once need not keep him from paying
part Of it "
No other sarsaparilla has equaled
Hoods in the relief it gives in sever
est cases Of dyspepsia, sick headache,
Jllousuess, etc.
Il You desire TO bill for the buld-
ing Of the bridge across the river at
Mexico, see bridge lstting notice IN
an other column.
Samuel McNitt, of near Milroy,
.Httlin county, raised one hundred
aud twenty Ave bushels Of turnipe in
his corn fed this year.
The great value of Hoods Sarsa-
pariila us a remedy for catarrh in
voached for by thousands of people
whom it has cured. Nov. 1, '93.
There IS a talk Of instituting i'm
peacbmeut proceedings against Pres
ldent Cleveland for conspiring to set
up monarchy in Honolulu.
Huntington Journal:-There are
some people in this place who have
learned to their sorrow that stealing
chickens IS very bad business.
Sarofula eradicted and all kindred
diseases cured by Hoods Sarsapa-
rlila, which by its vitelizing and al
teratiye effects, makes pure blood.
Au exchange says. propose to
publish a highly interesting Christ |
mas number bypublishing the names