Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-11-04
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

Hon. Joseph Martin came home
from Pittsburg to vote.
Remember the Renninger and OBJ
srboltzer sale on Saturday.
Miss Ellie Simons has gone to
Philadelphia to visit friends.
The work of grading is continued
in the Presbyterian graveyard.
Banker E. S. Parker OF Washing
DC, was in town on Tuesday.
Engineer Frank Patterson came
from Jersey to vote last Tuesday.
Charles Stone of Washington. D.
C., spent the Sabbath in this place.
Brazil farmers are making more
money growing grapes than coffee.
Drewett Crawford was home from
the Wanamaker store on election
day.
The Wyoming Legislature has
passed law taxing bachelors 81 a
year.
J.F. Stoner was home from duty
in government service at Washing
to vote.
Large quantities of oats have been
bought the past week for foreign
shipment.
Chocolate drinking is taking the
place ef coffes and tea drinking in
some towns.
Corn husks are becoming valuable
as material out Of which to manu-
facture paper.
It is now said of Edison's Phono-
graph that it will cure deafness caus
ed by catarrh.
A storm blew down 80 houses in
the town of Conneaut, O., on the 9th
day of October.
Carl Espenschade came from the
Republican head quarters at Phila-
l-lphiG 20 vote.
Democratic State Chairman Kerr
rs been sued by Senator Quay for
81 and conspiracy.
Recorder Berry shot a large red
Y in his peach orchard in Milford
,wnship last Friday. I
Herbert Altman of Silver City, New
GeSico Is among friends in Walker
township this county.
L-N1tin many years have there been
as many apples shipped out of Juni-
ata county es in this year,
[ William Cramer of Cambria county
has been visiting his brother David
in Patterson the past week..
To publish the names Of all the
JGniata people who came home to
vote last Tuesday wouldfll column.
Charles Stone of Washington d.
c., spent election day among friends
N III hintown. He did rot come to
vote.
Mr.. VIII Niles, baggage master at
this station, in company with wife
aud CHILD are visiting in Mercers-
burgN
[ Harry: Patterson is at home for
several days from the Vete1inary:De-
partment q the University-of Penn
sylyaniG-O
There are superstitous people who
never go to bed on windy nights
without first, t,sprinkling salt around
their beds.
[ Edgar Doty returned from a trip
west last weel On Thursday he
left for Greensburg to visit his broth
er Judge DotyS
Captain William H Shiebley. aged
81 years died at his home in Lsndis-
burg, Porry COUNTY, Of dropsy last
Sabbath morni1xg.
acknowledgement is due Hoo JOS
epn Martin for handsome niekle-
plated plated pager weight in the
shape Of railroad tie spike.
Real estate is lOzy in price III Snn-
iata The island iG the river at this
place--one hundred acres-was sod
to Johg Kistler ofEerry county fo-
s5,95QA
1 r. I. Elliott OF TIA Washington
pension department took a run up
Tuscaro.2 to his forna- homa to dis
charge h.7 dutY ct the 2olI5 on eIec
ton day.
Last week one day Elliam Dunn
Stile driving Cuoa mil wagon load
Cd with corn over wet ground had
Two single trees, a double tree, and
pin Of the wagon broken.
a beau whq was in tbs habit of
eourting his girl all night said. L
Monla like to be Mt the Norsh Pole
Nnyt asked the girl. BeeaEse the
nights are six months long.
John L. MoraSson of Groanville,
Mercer county, spent Monday with
MS friend Carl Espehschade. They
ooth have been at work at state re-
publican lead quarters the past eam-
paign.
Itch on human and horses and IN
ima!s cured in SO minutes by Wool
tord Sanitary Lotion. This never
ials. Sold by l.. Baaks & Co.,
Druggists, Miffiintown. Nov. 13,
lS9O.-1y.
James Banks druggist at Juniata,
par county is at present in the
6Gks drug store in this town.
1efman \. Howe, is supply in the
cun'@ta drug store during the So
Ioarn OF James here.
none one suggests that tax be
leVled Oa guns. The same fellow