Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-01-23
SHORT LOCALS

EaI4ps afiict people in the Bis
valley IN lIiflin county.
4 snow s inches deep fell on Sun
day afternoon and night.
E.P Hudson sold his farm heal
ThumIsontOwn to f. A Tennis foI
5000
Mss Kate Thomas Is attending the
Hsgerstovn Female Seminary as 8
student
Ars. Murphy, wife of editor Muir
phy II New Jersey is visiting friends
IL town.
The Lords Supper Was admins.
tered in the Presbyterian church on
Sabbath
Yrs Malin, Of Fayette has gone 70
visit her son Alfred Malin at Walnut
Bureau county, Illinois.
James Aklay, native of this town,
bat nov = citizen Of Michigan, visited
friends ia tLis place last week
Kr auI Yrs. Crider Of Bellefonte,
A.. visiting the family Of Mr.. James
North, father Of Mrs. Crider.
The leader Of q gang Of fire bugs
in ,h, Cumberland Valley, was ar
rested at Chambersburg last week.
The funeral of Mrs. Lindsay. took
place from the home of her son-in-la
I. T. Rohm, in Patterson on Sunday.
There has been more blowing done
this winter than any previous win
ter known 10 people Of this genera
ton.
AL the teams in the vicinity OF
towns VIII be in demand at once. Ice
l thick enough for housing has been
iorned.
John Graybill has been busily en-.
gagged with q number Of men clean.
IN away the rubbish Of the Crystal
Palace IRE.
The State horticultural Society
met IL Lewistown last week There
was q large collection Of fruit, Der,
res and grapes.
Samuel Ines. Of Walker township
will seu lot OF personal property
On the 26th Of February. See bills
s1l snle register.
Joseph Hallert OF Nurry's hOtel
hal his right forearm broken by q
hJrss forcing him against the side of 8
stAl, Iast Wednesday.
The corner Of the Belford block
90 let by % feet, has been sold 10y
J scrh Belfurd and Mrs. Ellen Nc
Crgm to Parker II 90. Bankers.
The Senatorial bill for the reap
.lrtlJgment Of the Senatorial dis
! Lrists Of the State, places Juniata II
4 the twenty-ssventh district with Sny
der Hifiin and Union counties.
Itch, Mango, and scratches on hu
mau or animals cured in 80 minutes
by Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. Thii
never fails. Sold by L. Banks Il Co.
Druggists, NIifliutovn, Pa Oct. 81
lv
"Lige, said Mr.. Harrison, wearily
I'm awfuIly worried about tina
Cabinet Of mine"
Why SO, sire -
In afraid these Democratic edi
tors won't have it finished in time. =
y. Y Press
The revival in the Methods
Episcopal church is still in progress
During the last two Sundays fort.
united with the church on probation
and others are at the altar for prayer
every night Adeep interest prevail
IL the Congregations at every service
Rupture cure guaranteed by Dl
.. /, Eayer, S31 Arch street, Phil;
IA Ease at once. No operation O
delay from business, attested b
thousands Of cures after others fai
Aiyce free. Send for circular.
March "A, IS, 1y.
The Pennsylvania State Horticu
sIrL and Fruit Growers Associato
net at Lewistown last week, j. !
r1mlsJn, Of Fayette exhibited aboJ
varieties, or plates of apple
n " year the Associntion will me'
q. AIttlIntown, on the 3rd Nedne
..-,, IL January 1890
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'eep interest has been manifest,
. .Ie meetings held in the Luther'
D.. 'gh during the past ten day
A. re viii be preaching all this WEI
he evening On Friday n
.'day evenings preparatory st
VIII be preached for the col
on Of the Lords Supper to
on Sabbath.
'ad R Longenecker, suppos
W : one Of the solid farmers