Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1886-01-06
TERMS.
SHORTLOC4LS.

- =, Holman spent the holidays in this
'aa- ...,,ss re-convened on the 9th after its
"a. sdidsy recess
1t. Oar y. Doty, of Bedford, was in town
h. n over Christmas.
- WI Marks, OF Chicago, sPeat the hOli'
h AZ: IL this place.
co,vressmsn Atkinson passed the hOii-
y. tsg. here at home.
i. We. Etka, of Lancaster county was al
a ..-,a during the holidays.
= Homer NcCrum, of Ackron, Ohio, spent
ri tse holidays in this place.
L The new plug hat-well you must see one
!, .. know what it looks like.
!. Natural gas is to be Piped to Philadelphia
5 son west of the mountains.
srunkard is said TO be a man who has
+ .a.s asa moderate drinker.
, c,ast the office of |. G.. Marks in Patter,
,,s. for life or fire insurance.
Ms. Joseph Adams bought building lot
.. .,E..t Point, from Mr.. Auman.
/. Iobn Reno. of Fermanagh township, is
FEEDING z number Of nice steers.
Fred Stevens, Of Norristown, was visit
,,y friends in this place last week.
Fatal cases of pneumonia are reported
hOm different parts of the country.
sr..J. II. Rodgers, of Johnstown, was
yi.,ing friends III LewistOwn last week.
Mr.. auman bought house and lot on
Paterson Avenue from Jefferson Meyer.
Orer one thoLsand bills were introduced
m hCoagress previous TO the holiday recess.
Sheriff Shiyery gave farewell supper to
.uumber OF his friends last Saturday eyea-
ing.
asama;tcr of weather record, it may be
stated thst the last day of 1855 was rainy
dsy.
John F. Schweier is home from Washing
ton L Jefferson College.
C.P. Panneb sker, editor Of the Coalport
Standard, was at home dur!ag the holi-
days.
Edward StrayeT, OF West Chester Nor
nal School, spent his vacation in this
place.
Dowd Crawford, was home from attend
Ing medical lectures in New YORK, last
week.
D. L. Sandoe, Of Washington, D. c.,
was visiting his parents in this place, las;
Teek
Miss Mary Schweier has been spending
the past week with her friends in Lewis
town.
Thrty-tiye cents viii buy pair Of ladies'
gum shoes At e. ". Heck's. DINERS charge
fifty cents.
Andrew Parker, of Washington, D. c.,
spent lst week at his fathers residence in
this place.
Thirty-dve cents will buy pair ofIadies'
gum shoes at G. ". Heck's. Others charge
ffiy cents.
DR.. David Wilson, of Airy View Acade-
nv and daughter, visited Pittsburg during
the holidays
Miss Alice Hays gave q party to her
young friends at the parsonage on Tuesday
evening last.
Josiah Gingerich, of Walker township,
buichered a hog that weighed 5S8i pounds
several days ago.
Harry Moore, oCWalker, has been to Blair
county looking up the interests OF an in
surance company.
The spouting of the Odd Fellows Hall has
been replaced, and the roof Of the building
has been re-painted.
George Shivery retired from the office o
Sheriff on Monday, and was succeeded by
Sheriff David Fowls.
Sheriff Fowls repaired the stable on the
Lutheran parsonage lot, previous to placing
the official horses in it.
The most recent agricultural machine in
vented in the west is a reaping and thresh
ing machine combined.
Mss Margaret Dietrick, sister of Johr
Dietrick, of Patterson, has bough. a house
and lot in Thompsontowu.
Two dollars and fifty cents will buy
pair of mems gum boots at e.. W. Heck's
Others charge three dollars.
We are indebted to W. S. Sterger, Sec
fetary Of S tate for pamphlet copy of tn
Tetoes of Governor Pattison.
A Dauiel-John W. Daniel, has been 9
ected q. s. Senator from Virginia TO sue
ceed General Mahon in 1887.
Harry Derr, student a: the Pbilaiel
phla Dental College, spent the hold ay
With his parents in this place.
Mrs. Isaac Benner, OF Delaware township
died at the residence of her husband on tn
eFenng Of December %, 1885.
S. B. Caveny retired from the office {
Register and Recorder on Monday, and wa
succeeded by Rev. E. E. Berry.
The authorized agent for the sale of II
Personal Memoirs of General U. S. Graz
IN this county is Samuel Batesholtze.
1t Is said, that in the past hundred year
the bonded indebtedness of the world ha
been increased three hundred per cent.
Two dollars and fifty cents will buy
pair of mems gum boots at g, W. Heck
others charge three dollars.
Ellie and Jennie Aucker, daughters
Tobias Aucker, visited relatives in fhilade
phia and Chester county during the hol
days.
The Patterson fire department has col
f'acted for fire engine. The engine vi
be in their possession in the course of G fe
Eeeks.