Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-05-06
sHORTLOCHLS.

There was a heavy frost and light
ice on Monday morning.
4 r. r Hornlng has built a portico
5fhs front Of his house.
CCoupty Treasurer Schsll has re
lind his dwelliag house. }
II is reported that frost has nipped
4te Maryland peach crop.
The Luthera an parsonage is being
,,,.psred for the new preacher.
pair cf Cinnamon took in the
sirhts of 5ae town on Saturday.
4 Youngstown, O., company have
b.or orranized to make metal lath.
The Court sentenced Clintcn Fish
or TO the Huntingdon reformatory.
nv II. Krider has had the house
tbsrde rents at East Point painted
Work has been commenced on the
blfdge across the river at Port Roy
j
Two organ grinders furnished ths
town with street music ons day last
Tesk,
Jonathan Fry Of East Salem is
planting 2400 peach trees on mis-
place.
Latiner Wilson planted 5000 peach
tree. on his farm at Van Vert this
spring.
Rev Mr.. Kline OF Selinsgrove
preached in the Lutheran church on
Sabbath
Blaino ia for Harrison for re-nomi-
nation, now what will the erring
brethren say.
The new railroad survey up Tus
carora valley keeps to the north of
Tuscarora creek.
The leading strikers on the first
Of May wers men who have been get
ting SO to $500 day.
Summer outing shirts, 24c cheaper
than locust posts, at Meyers, whole
sale and retail clothisr.
Newport people are talking about
running telephone line between
that place and Loysyille.
Misses Jennie and Frances Panne-
baker were in Lowistown among
friends during the 3rd inst.
Black and Blue Chevoit Suits, six
dollars and up, are retailed at Ney-
srs', Wholesale and Retail Clothier
Watson Leaoha COW that was burt
iv 3 stone rolled from Loudon's
ridge died from tho effects of the i'll
jury.
Miss Alice Woodward of Birming
ham Conn, is dying with hiccough
ing. She has been hiccoughing six
weeks.
Cloyd Heck visited his mother
Mrs Heck in this place on this Bird
He is AZ employee of the shops a
Altoona
The wind is blowing from the cas-
but Meyers is still selling everything
retail at wholesale prices q saving C
15 per cent.
Peach eaters this year will not ge
hungry for peaches. Delaware stat
promises over seven million baskets
Of the luscious fruit.
A prominent citizen, named
Brswmer Of Hanover, York Pa, be
came infatuated with another mans
wits and they eloped.
THE new preachers sermons ;art
pointed and short" said Blobbs
Hum" grunted Hobbs, lust to-
short for a good nap"
Fence or no fence if your cattle OF
hogs damage the property or crop
II your neighbor you have to max
It good if he demands it.
Mr.. Louck of New Jersey, died q
the homo of bis sister, Mrs. W. W
Sharon, in McAlistervills on tho ov
sning OF tho 9th of April.
hay'Apsel, and Saints defend u
all from plundererr. Mrs. Gallaghe
was scarcely dead whom people want
ed to break into her house.
The owners of furnaces and mine
near 1tsllsfonte give notice that
shoy oar, get American workman tho
will not employ foreigners.
More hoe and less Alliancs
what the farmers of Kansas nee
to save their crops says Chancello
Snow, Of the State University.
d. L. Nlcswonger, of Altoona an
Miss Era II. Frank, OF Patterson
Nere married at tho home Of th
bride in tho evening Of April a30, b
Rev. E. E. Bsery.
An immense line of crush hat
worth 80 cents, in sll the new an
popular shades. We retail at As
at Meyers, whoie sale and retail clot
or.
| Mrs. Mary Bartor. of Cuba Mill
has almost 400 spring chickens. I'll
professional chicken rsisers in Junii
ia will have to look out for the
lsursls.
Governor Pattison has kpprove
the bill TO repay 100000 bcrrowe
by Governor Beaver to sbate and +
move the nuisances caused by Il
Johnstown food.
Gents, hne ply linen collars
hc nhaonar thoo 81 Ne