Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-11-25
SHORTLOCALS.

Judge hS OhS
phia last week
Black is enjoying increased favor
for young women.
The banks will be closed on
Thanksgiving day.
There are said to be about fifty
buffaloes left in Wyoming.
Congressman Atkinson spent part
of last week in Washington.
Salt water applied occasionally to
the head will keep the hair from fall
ing out.
Miss Ellie Aucker is home from
visit to friends in Philadelphia and
vicinity.
In four restaurants in Chicago,
horse meat is regularly served in
stead of beef.
The order to stop the expectation
of wheat from Russia went into eff
feet on Monday.
The Presbyterians closed their
two weeks Of revival meetings last
Friday evening.
is Graybill of McAlisterville
sold his house to Philip Mace of Sny-
der county for $500.
Hogs are dying in certain parts Of
Walker and Delaware townships
with peculiar distemper.
Theodore Neminger e1prothono-
tary and wife paid the county seat
visit day or two last week.
Harry Hersh recently type setter
u this place is working on the Lew
stown Democrat and Sentinel.
WILDER Schweyer is visiting in this
place from Winchester, Va, where
he is engaged in practicing law.
T. H. Mcclure bought the David
E. Robson property in Turbett
township at public sale for 81 ,665.
A rich vein of paint is reported to
have been found at the base OF Ma
hsntonga mountain in Dauphin
county.
The Sportsmen who went to Lick
ing Geek Valley last week to shoot
deer returned without having bag
ged the game.
Mrs Darwin NJ Crawford with
her son David is visiting her parents
MIR. and Airs John Graybill Of Wash
ington, d. G.
Shos merchant G. w. Hack has
two three weeks old pigs in the
front show window OF his store that
attract notice.
The Nifiin county Pomo Grange
will hold it's regular meeting in Lew
istown next Friday evening, Novem-
Der 9th, 1891.
The Methodist chicken and waffle
supper given last Friday and Satur-
day evenings brought sixty odd dol
lars into the treasury.
Edgar c. Snyder of the Omaha
Bee, WAS called home to Thompson
town on the sorrowful mission of st
tending the fu1eral OF his mother.
The first hard freezing in this lati
tude comes generally about Thanks
giving time This year the first cold
snap WAS 8 week earlier than usual.
The question of the issue of Demo
cratic bogus tax receipts in Philadel
phia is one of the questions that is un
der consideration in the Quaker city
Ladies of the Methodist Church
held chicken and waffle festiva
in the lecture room of the church
building last Friday and Saturday
evenings.
Itch on human and horses and en-
imals cured III 80 minutes by Wool
ford's Sanitary Lotion. This never
fails. Sold by l.. Banks & Co.
Druggists, Mifflintown. Nov. 13
1S90.-1y.
There are at least five hundred
subscribers to this paper who coulc
send us a years subscription with
out ovsrpaying their accounts. w
would like to have the money before
the year is out.
On the afternoon of the 18th inst
the Presbyterian congregation elect
ed L. v Irwin, Jeremiah Lyons ant
John S. Graybill, trustees; and rul
ing elders, William Banks, jane
Horning and Henry Groninger.
The Ladies' Aid Society of tb
Grace Evangelical Church of Mexico
will hold q chicken and wsffls SUP
per Oh the evening of November 2S
This supper will be held for th
benefit of the new church. AL ar
invited.
Rain makers claim that thsy Pre-
ducsd rain for New York City, b
exploding bombs in the air at th
reservoirs of the city. The city wa
Threatened by water famine, An
the rain makers were employed t
the satisfaction of all
The Bloomfield Advocate says
Saml. W. Miller, Of jackson tow1
ship, on the 10th inst, husked o
". Miles Bowers farm 160 busbe
eli corn IN nlne hours and forty mil
utes, pulling the shocks down an
tying and shocking the fodder.
Lewis Heiser, of Turkey Vale
Perry county, who had his right ar
and hand mangled in a threshin
machine several weeks ago had
have the arm amputated after va
attempts by the surgeons to save
Drs, Jones and Grubb amputated