Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-12-23
SHORTLOCdLS.

Bargains at John Kinks store on
Main street.
Congress adjourned to meet ON
January 5, 1892.
Ell Sheriff Loudon opened his new
store at East Point on Monday.
The Masonic fraternity installed
their officers last Friday evening.
Reader, we wish you a merry
Christmas and happy new year.
Harry Patterson and Ed. Borry are
home from their studies in Philadel.
phia.
Stewart R)bison Of Turbet town
ship was in town one evening last
week.
Nanbeck & Nelson expect to have
their steam mill in operation by next
spring.
Grip caused Judge Furst of the
Huntingdon judicial district to close
his court.
Heck's Santa Claus would be q
drawing card for sight seers in any
town or city.
Harry Hayes, son of John Hayes
landlord of the Patterson House is
Ill with fever.
The holiday vacation of Miffin Ac-
ademy commenced on Monday and
will continue ten days.
1t is pretty prosperous country
that can raise crops big enough to
to blockade the railroads.
Several Chicago preachers are ad-
v0eating the covering Of the pulpits
with the stars and stripes.
The man who is full Of prejudice
jealous or envious is not capable of
forming correct opinion.
D. B. McWillisms has been elect
cd member of the finance commit
tee of the Pennsylvania Grange.
Two hundred and eighty four
marriage licenses have been issued
in Huntingdon county this year.
DR.. Holloway will conduct religious
service in the Lutheran church at
six o'clock on Christmas morning.
MIR. Pines, medical student in
Philadelphia is spending his holiday
vacation at his home in Fayetts twp.
Edward Sieber, railway mail agent
has bought home on Cherry street,
from John L. North. Consideration
$3.50
DR.. Holloway, on Sabbath evening
preached to q large congregation on
tGe Subject of +: :RTecogrittfon x of each
other in the future world"
A new train, intended for postal
matter only, was put on the Pennsyl-
vania railroad on Sunday. Its time
here, westward bound is 81 P. NJ.
Some trouble with the heating ap-
parstus caused the pupils in public
school rooms No l and 2, to oom-
plain Of the cold weather last Thurs
day.
A dwelling house in Johnstswn,
occupied BY Warren Evans was con-
sumed by fire on Monday a week.
Loss, 81 900 The property was in
sured
Grip in tue old world and in al
most every part of America. One of
the districts that has been almost
exempt, thus far, from the grip is
Juniata county.
1t is only few years ago that F.
T. Dubois, now Senator from Idaho
with salary of $4,000 a year, was
trying hard to get $1,000 clsrkship
in Washington.
Preparation for Sabbath schoo'
Christmas entertainments in all the
churches in town engages the atten
ton of large percentage ofchildren
and young people.
If the feet become frost bitter
soak them for one half hour in {
strong hot solution Of alum water
and if one application is not enough
two will be cure.
Peffsr's pension service bill if ii
succeeds in becoming a law would
put one hundred million dollars
paper ahoat which would help busi
ness to large degree
LosT.-A memorandum book will
list of names of contributors to Sons
of Temperance. The finder will con
fer favor by leaving the book at the
post Office for NJ. Isenbsrg.
Rev. Holloway preached sermon
on Thursday evening to Victori
Lodge Gil, Odd Fellows. The SO
ciety marched from the lodge in Pat
terson to the church in body.
Ethel, only child Of Mr.. and Mr.,
John f. Mcdonald, died in PhiIadel
phis, on last Monday. Inferred il
the Presbyterian cemetery in thi
place, last Thursday afternoon.
Petersburg Huntingdon count
has sensation in the murder cas-
of stranger ia mill where he wa
found hung with his throat GU
Road despatch in another column.
Samuel Glace of Newport who Los
his right arm and right leg by fal
ing under the cars several days ag
died not many hours after the ope
alton of amputation had been cor
pleted.
The registry assessor in Patterso
reports trouble in assessing dog owl
ers in that borough. Parties harbo
ing at least four dogs, being gull