Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-11-05
MORT LOCfLS.

Ten ordinary sized eggs weigh ,
pound.
Walnuts and shellbarks are scare,
this fall.
Rev. Guss Fasick is home from
Dickinson.
Ed Pannebsker, of Altoona cam,
for the election.
James Psunebaksr is home from
Clearfeld county.
John Kirk has stock of new
goods in his store.
Hon. Joseph Martin of Pittsbure
is visiting in this place.
DIR. Samuel Horniug is home Wis,
Iting his parents in town.
Rev. T. ID. Garman will move 10
Nantlcoke IN the near future.
Squire Mcdonald is re-roofins his
dwelling house at East Point.
VIII Nelson, of UuioItown F.y-
ette county, WAS home to vote.
Miss Kate Keister. of Port Roval
visited friends in town last Friday.
Captain Mcclellan is having his
house on South Main street repaired.
DIR. Talmage estimates King Solo
mons wealth in gold at 3,40o, ,OO0,-
600.
VIM Luck, of this place, has Sc
cured Job at carpentering at Ty-
rome.
Merchant John Kirk and daugh-
ter Edna, visited Phiiadelphia last
week
George Parker, was home from
Princeton in the beginning of the
week.
There was snow on Election
morning little heavier than heavy
frost
Luther LIttlefield of Washington,
ID. c.. spent Friday and Saturday in
town.
A Young man named Heid,er liv-
ing IN Tyrone ate 21 bananas in 9
minutes.
Shelly kloss. Cashier OF the Tyrone
National Bank passed the Sabbath
in JuEiath.
Charlie Derr was hurt in the ab
domen lat Saturday while jumping
in Allisou's yard
Miss f II Obertoltzer of Ferman-
sgh Is home from a Protracted visit
to friends in Iowa.
Francis Rove, butchered a 10
month oil hog that weighed 453
pounds, last week.
Wilber Schwev.r of the Washing
ton II. c. cersUS department was
home en- Tuesday to vote
Il. F. EIlio,S. came home from
Washington to participate in the eN-
erciss Of the elective franchise.
William f. E,ka employed in tho
War Department at Washington ID.
G.. was A. home on the 4th lust
DR.. d. D. Stone and Mrs Stone Of
Washington ID. c., are in Tuscarora
valley visiting friends and relatives.
Rev. Solomon Dresslsr, of Orient
al passed through town on his way
home. from conference, on Monday
L. ). Parker. cashier of the Wash
iugtOn u. G, Columbia Bank, cams
to Juniata last week for few days
A number of people fell over oh
structions placed on pavsments by
He low-E'e e4 idiots, Last FRIDAY night
George Heiuback and wife of
Lewistown passed SATURDAY, and
Sunday among friends in Hifflintown-
!. Frank Patterson of the civil
engineer corps, il at home from
New Jersey where he has been for
some months
John NelIin. a former Juniatian,
but now Il citizen of Iowa. is visiting
friends among the highlands, of
Pennsylvania
An Ohio court gave a woman - GOO
damages for kiss. For similar
ofeuse in Illinois the court assumed
the damage ut S15-
The summer crops in this part
PENNSYLVANIA We're IN great meas
urc Il failure. corn, oats and potatoes
all being fight in their yield
CONGRESSMAN Bullock. of Florida
has wife and thirteen children, DE
cannot be led to believe that S7Ooo is
in any sense an eXtravagant salary
Snow rqu-lls were prevalent on
the Both of October. and on the 3lsi
ice in considerable quantities was
found on ponds OF water, and IN wat
ering trougLs, SC, on Friday morn
ing.
Quietly disposed citizens wonder
ed what had become Of the officers oI
the town on Hollow Zen night wher
the rowdy element were permitted
To walk the streets and discharge
pistols
Some days ago, VIM Freed had
his head and face cut and bruised 10y
falling from the top of car To the
groung. His care received the prop
er attention at the hands OF Doctors
Crawford \ Son.
Stephen Grubsr had the flesh o.
n leo bursted open by being cauSh'
between car-bumpers some days ago
DIR. David Crawford and DIR. DOVE
Crawford rendered the surgical ~
tention the case required
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