Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-09-03
SHORT LOCALS.

Fall pasture is abundant.
The political caldron begins to
boil.
\ number of farmers sowed wheat
last week.
The schools in town were opened
on Tuesday.
George BARLEY, and wife of Al
tOona, are III town.
party pic-nicked at Tuscarora
station last Friday.
Miss Grace Loudon is visiting
friends In Baltimore.
There are only three civil cases
booked for court this term
Miss Mary Bcale, is visiting the
family of ex-Shsriff Loudon.
Underwear of all kinds at HoILo-
sAUGH u Son. Patterson, Pa
Charles Thomas returned to school
at West Chester, on Monday.
The Grippe has again put in an ap-
pearnnce in European countries
Senator Delamater will be at Port
Royal Fair on the 26th day of Sep'r-
President Harrison and family are
st Cresson Springs on the mountain
The Lutheran Sabbath School pic
niced in Schweier's woods on Thurs
day.
Heavy rain of TIE 10Th of August
caused everyone to think of the June
food.
Walter Oberholtzer, has resumed
his studies in the Seminary Mt Selins-
grove.
The Misses Belle and Carrie Derr
are visiting friends at Blain, Perry
county.
There has been rain enough to
make ploughing easy in the toughest
ground.
John Cibulka, has returned from
Coalp.rt, to live here and work at
his trade.
Carl Espenscade was in Philadel-
Phia buying new goods for the store
last week
Thieves in Perry county cut off
saddle flaps, fort is presumed
shoe soles.
Many Juniata county people at
tended the Granger's picnic at vii
ham's Grove.
The Misses Hertzler of Hunting
don have been visiting their friends
Miss Bess Pennell,
Contractor. Il. W. Smith has al
most completed the macadamizing Of
Washington street.
Miss Minnie McAlister has return
ed from visiting friends In the west
ern part of the state.
Mr. and Mrs. F. NJ NJ Pennell'
have returned from, n trip to the east
CrU part of the state.
Mrs. George BARLEY of Altoona
has been visiting the family of her
parents in this borough.
Miss Matte Snyder, was the guest
Of her friends Miss Eva Rittenhouse,
IN Lewistown over Sunday.
Most of the tents on tho Newton
been re-rented for next year.
Miss Maud Krider, has gone to
Hazleton, where she will live with
her uncle, and attend school.
Byron Shuman brought from Mt.
Gretna, specimen pieces Of iron ore
from the mines of that region.
Mrs. Mary Kaufman, and family
have moved to Hazslton, where her
daughter Mary teaches school
John f. Braden. killed his wife by
shooting at Johnstown, Cambria Co,
last Thursday. Cause, jealousy
Mr.. and Mrs Knouse and daugh,
ter from Philadelphia, are visiting
the family of Mr.. Tobias Auker.
The Juuiata Valley Editorial Asso
ciation is off on it's annual excursion.
Winchester is its objective point.
Call and see our line of Fall over
coats. HoLLoBAUGH Il SoN.
Patterson, Pm.
Rachel, daughter of Rev. Mr. Hen
derson, gave a tea party last Friday
afternoon, on her eleventh birth day.
20. Thomas, and--Thomas
of Chester county who visited rela-
tives in Juniata, returned to their
home last Friday
Jesse Howe, was last week trans
ferred from Tyrone, to do duty in
the telegraph Office of the railroad
company at this station.
VIM. Sieber aged about 10 years,
Of near Salem, died on the 9th of
August. Interment in the Mennon-
lte grave-yar near Oakland
The emperor 6f Germany Will
publish a newspaper after the 1st of
October.
Upon the lowest estimate, Joseph
Fage, will have 400 crates of peaches