Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-04-15
SHORT LOCALS.


ea a pension.
John Howe has added repairs to
lbis house in town.
There are q number OF vacant
houses in this town.
VIM. Hetsrick, Sr., of Mexico, has
been dangerously i'll.
Lewistown masons are talking
about building hall.
Boating has commenced in the ca
nal slong the Susquehanna.
A Snyder county paper makes men
ton Of giggling girls in church
Ice moved off Canadian rivers las;
week and did considerable damage
Solomon Brubaker is building g
new barn at his place IN Fermanagh.
Barnum is dead, but his show goes
on II will exhibit in Harrisburg In
May.
Two hundred and fifty lawyers in
Pittsburg, were affected with the
grip.
Plant beans among potatoes to
keep away potatoe bugs, so says an
exchange.
The Horning brothers in Fermap'
agb township are saving Stats fol
peach boxes.
S. p. Leyder has moved from
ThompsontoN'n 10 ex-Sheriff David
Fowlss' farm.
Pattison isfocming up as the prob
able candidate of the Democracy for
the Pres idency.
Bedford is expecting 500 teachers
when the state teachers association
meets in that town.
The Demccratic Mckinley bill op-
ponents are 5iIenced by the decline
in the price Of sugar.
Park Leach bought tho Cibulka
lot from Ferd Meyers for one hun
dred and fifty dollars.
Russell Everett, prominent poll
tician of Allegheny county, died OF
the 7th inst, aged "A.
Odd Fellows contemplate celebrat
ing the Tend birth day of their order
which will De April &c.
Carl Espenschade ard Jamsi
North drove to Bsllefonte last week
The distance is AZ miles.
1896 Indians have attended th'
Indian scbaol at Carlisle since its es
Enlistment u years ego
The new railroad enterprise il
Tuscsrora valley is existing n larg'
share Of the peoples attention
T. D. Garman, Esq, of Nanticoke
visited Mifilintown on the day of tht
Silver anniversary of the G.. A. II.
The annual festival Of the Hool
and Ladder Company will bo held
on the evenings of May "A, Is, 1G.
Democratic newspapers have not
vet discovered that the Mckinley
I'LL has reduced the price of sugar
Hollobaugh .& Son, Lave just
housed n lot of new clothing in then
store in Patterson. Give them a call
Miss Lizzie Oberholtzer will teach
subscription school in Nlifiintown
C0mmencing April :20.-A term oi
zen weeks I'd.
Banks Kaufman is rebuilding 8
DWELLING house on the site of the one
STAT was burned down by some fisnd
lsst winter.
W H. Auksr, teacher of school
lie past winter, at McClare, Snyder
county. has returned to his home IL
TINS county.
From the Mississippi station CONES
me report that for feeding cows fol
milk and butter cottenseed is more
economical than cottopseed meal
Mrs Uriah Guss, died at the homo
o' her son-in law Cyrus Hench II
I'1tterson last Thursday, aged about
- years. Interment on Monday.
The democrats in the State Senate
1--we taken q stand against the bill
-' repay s1-Governor,,Beaver FOR mon
tF expended at the time of the Johns
own flood.
larry Shellenberger of Fayette, il
out to engage in the stave making
"N'fhess. The machinery for the
sisve mill was hauled from this tow
lasJ Thursday.
Le~istown people promenade OF
saeIr nes board walk to the station
1t rs tbs Mlfflintown people prom
i"aded over the river bridge awhil,
alter it WAS made free.
J. Frank Stener after sojourn o
some days with his parents to re
ore his health, left for Washingtol
80 resume the duties of his Office il
ne census department.
The only piece of the Juniata CO
ia tAat Is left is between Duncan
Isl ana and Aillerstown dam. Th
""ter has been let inte it and boat
haH8ate its still waters.
De chap who was bent on prowl
iil, expedition in the lot in the rea
%. ne Post Office backed cut whe,
Is struck soft ground. He wa
alia'd OF his own tracks.