Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-06-11
SHORT LOCfLS.

Inc .,
s1;nr satisfactorily
Illinois wheat is reported at 6S
-.r cent Of full crop.
I'll base ball game advertised for
80 saturday was not played.
1,br Martin caught number oi
.-,ut at Big Run, on Monday
,,;,s Setter is the name of LIE
b;gb county female horse thief
rrs rotato hug Il on deck to get
- annual dose Of Paris Green
-bs census euumerators are busy
.tr,urhout the county and state
I,bp MsrtIu, son of Captain A Ii,
Nrsrtiu l. IN town enjoying vacation
Walter Oberholtzer is at home
from attending school ut Seilinsgrove
Pa.
J,sbua Van Ormer Of Fayette
township has passed his 9Sth birth
day
Exchange papers report butter
plenty. aud thickly spread at Zoe a
pound
s5,gm1u Blshore is having his
house rspainted. Moses Pannebak-
or is doing the work
Two vicious dogs at Mineral town
ship. VeuauSo county, have killed
sheep valued Mt $500.
Thomas Parker, Jr., son Of Thorn
IS Parker Of Pittsburg Is visiting old
time friends in town
George Suits and John Horuing
cut the grass in the Presbyterian
graveyard last week.
The canal bank has been cut for
the tire engine To- get to the the riv,
sr near Sheriff Mobiles house.
Misses Ella Kate and Jennie Banks
are visiting their uncle John Banks
in Indiana town. Pennsylvania.
HH. SNYDER. Of Port Royal is let
teriug signs frr the county bridges
Caution in driving and riding.
DR.. Thomas Elder, who moved
west six wears ago. Is now in Jun,
iata His wife and children accom-.
parv him.
By .he close of the year 1890, the
recorded indebtedness of the coun
try VIII he known rs per statement
neut Of aE~trnctors.
Tie LewiSt,wu Gazette says
some ot our farmers planted sugar
cane seed this spring to make then
own m1las-us out o., the coming fall
Harry Patterson returned from q
trip to CrestOn, Iowa, last woek
and brought two car loads of horses
70 Mansfield. Ohio, for Mr.. Wilson.
Rev. Philip Graft will preach next
sabbath morning on ''fhe New Com
mardmeut Of Christianity, and II
the evening on The Glory OF 1ounS
Men.
LAST Friday, Mrs. Louis, of Boy
ertown. Berks county was sitting on
a covered porch of her home during
a thunder storm. lightning struct
the house and killed her.
Cashier d. Shelly Kloss Of th'
First National Bank. returned viii
his wife from Philadelphia on the ey
euiug Of the third inst The health
of Mrs. Kloss Is almost entirely re
stored which Is the source OF con
gratulatory remarks from her man,
friends.
Joseph II. Walker, Republican
representative of Massachusetts tool
off his coat and cuffs while deliver
ING a speech in Congress last trIda,
nm act that has never been done b,
r speaker in Congress Walker l
n cold bug and was talking agalns
free silver.
An Aliensville correspondent Q
the Lewistown Gazette, saws w
notice quite u number Of our boy
under sixteen smoking cigarettes
which they get from some store !
this village, and from this the la
forbiddinC the selling to boys of TIN
a-e Is being violated. Any perso
Who desires to make some money ca
prosecute the parties, the penalty DE
inc three hundred dollars fine
A rain and electric storm Of unu
nal severity passed over Scranton Ia
on the night of the 9th, doing col
siderable damage. In Dunmol
lightning struck the house OF Mel
.al NTcCov. and before assistant
could be rendered the house W,
completely destroyed. At Bal
Mount the house and barns OF 10
eph Myers we're destroy ed by hgh
ning. All the cattle and fowls IN u
barn were killed or burned to deaf
From the Bloomfield Advocate
Red ochre ore is being shIpped no
this place TO Carlisle. The ore
mined on the Kitner property, thr'
miles south of Bloomfield
The first load of new hay was brou g
to town bv J. S. Whitmore on Satu
day and was purchased by lisa
SINNERS Mr.. Rounsl'
Of Millerstown has been operatl.l,
ore mines at Millerstown for q
last fifteen years and IN that ur
has shipped 10000 tons of ore
A man and woman, Performei
in Aliens show, last "Wednesday
ternoon, fell to the ground n q
tance Of about Is feet The rop
on which they performed broke.