Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-08-13
SHORT LOCALS.

MUM A4ON II fsN-
Newport children have chicken pox
Mss Maggie K>IIar of Lawistown
riss 3 b.-yc.e-
Hon. James North is recovering
lr5l a Sudden illness.
Miss Stllie Irwin visited friends al
ne s.. Shore last week.
Awhcle drove of cattle was stolen
rom so Erie county farm
Carl G,penscaede visited in Belle
i9r,e. Center county, last week
The inquiry goes around Where
4 ,he l-au who predicted 4 cool sum
nor
yrr. and AJrs. Gray Of Philadelphia
4 th, guests OF 4Ir. and Mrs. Jos
?l Hess
Lhn Mlrsin auI James Sulouf'
caught numL-r OF nice bass on
Thursday.
B. certain that YOU have ben reg
..sr.f au or before the 4,h day Of
S,r.,a.ter.
his. Fora Ss,hriIner Of Lewis
,ur j, visiting tue family Of DIR. ID.
| u Cuvtrr.
Rev. lIr B-owu preached in the
Il.utgNa Prashyterian church ON
sunday morning
By Unofficial ceusUs count, the pop
uanou oS PENNSYLVANIA Is placed at
over i've millions
An czchaage sqys Rub wet salt
ID Ivy r5ist and let it dry on the
listers. sue eur.
lI.., Nell North and Miss Bess
Parker. are viSitinr their aunt Mrs
g,.l.r at Beiiefoutc.
Rv Mr. Hen larsJn preached in
be NeA.istersviile Presbyterian
-uf,a On Sabbath morning.
The harvest home at Paunebaker'
-tal was largely attended coasid-
-iag the uufavorable weather.
Tie Perry county Freeman says
'g earn that the oats in this couu-
MI. 40, he the usual average crop.
Iuiumast,r W. d. Cramer has
-a--s of the railroad yard ut New
Il Hamilton camp meeting ground
ls1v COPELAND nf Patterson re
u.d .rsm visit TO his brother.
William Copeland in Iowa, last week
Mss Emma and Minnie Stray er
Patterson visited at Harrisburg
-l Pen Mar several days Of last
t.
sepL Adam. has put u number
not-wey crossing across Wash
street opposite his grocery
'.v N.agty has passed n bill to
Geuegal Grants remains to
u Cemetery, if Mrs. Grant
Ex
rtarea photographers from
.teut place were in town or
taking pictures by instant
-rocess.
... try spell Of weather was brok-
o. b. rair la It FRIDAY morning. 1t
.r ~ time TO produce half 70
...l of a corn crop
a.v Hartman Of Walker town
lid l. hogs To die Of some dis
Porter Thomp-on lost 10
-' 10y the same disease.
-- Kate Thomas presided at the
a. the Presbyterian church on
nag. in the absence of Mrs. W. ].
'.. -r, regular orgauist.
atr"mpting to stop n pair of
attached To a moving ma
Mrs. Georgie Miller, of mer-
'-, had both legs cut off
'.. Fellows, of Philipsburg'
/ county anticipate a pleasant
lr the dedication of their new
building, TO take place October
p INV Hardy, in the service of the
'lNanla railroad company, at
ng, spent n portion of his va
among his native hills in
last week.
p .eNtlval viii be held by the
-c.c"l ALL Society on the lot in
f.ar of the church in Patterson,
-',i 10 and 16, for the church,
Ebody invited.
.~.ert Sarver of near this place,
"S'n sicl, and tainted on Main
q. ore evening last week. Med
p ., .>S,Nttuce was rendered at tn,
Is drug store.
eb, Mango. and scratches on hu
t. 'f animals cured in 30 minute.
'od'rts Sanitary Lotion. Thi.
N Ld.N. Soil hy L. Banks & Co.
'isiN, NIialint6wu. Nov. 8.
management of Gin Snrins
ios nave transferred the place O
? g their annual gathering t.
n oval fair ground where til,
i VII be held on the 2lst o