Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-01-28
SHORT LOCALS.
valentine day is cemiug up.

SHORT LOCALS.
! Valentine day is csmiug up.
Spring election day February II.
New goods at Espenschade's store.
IA Miss Ella Howe is visiting in Ty.
\ rOno.
I ! Howard Kirk is i'll with rheuma-
tism.
Some of the handsomest prints at
Espenschade's store.
It is common saying: This is a
hard winter on rabbits"
EI-Sberif Walls was in towa sew
er,l days last week on business.
Many people in town were afiict-
ed with bowel aIiment last week.
Asnow of two and half incas fell
in Juniata on Saturday night.
Rev. Andrew Fichthorne preached
in the Lutheran church on Sabbath.
The Bloomf Id Advocate says not
enough farmers attend the Farmers
Institutes.
WI. Eagle, of Harrisburg has
been appointed State Librarian for
four years.
Citizens of West Chester haye OBJ
tSined a charter for q State Poultry
I, Association.
Y Sne hundred and fifty marriage
y 2nses were issued by Recorder
Berry, last yoar.
Read the synopsis of Governor
Pattisons message as published in
another column.
A number Of the democracy Of Jun
iata visited Harrisburg on Pattison't
Inauguration day.
A Chester county farmer, last
week sold 1890 bushels Of potatoe
al q dollar bushel.
Mrs Annie j. Jsggard of Altoona
has received S21, 398 life i1suranc,
on her husband lately deceased.
Government feeds $500 Indians a
the Pine Ridge Agency, S. D. The
issue beef for every y Indians.
The Hollidaysburg Register ha.
commenced to announce candidates
for county offices for next falls elec
ton.
Captain Mortimer Of the Bloom
held Times has been elected prssi
dent CT the State Editorial Associa
98n.
! The thaw of last Thursday brok,
up the anticipations Of number O.
young people who had sleighing in
view.
A sleighing party from this town
visited Ihompsontown last THURSDAY
evening and took supper at the Gros
hotel
The ice machine stopped work
last week. After the pipes have been
painted, it is said work will lie re
sumed.
Scarcity Of fuel and cold weather
has caused many farmers in Rawlinl
20, Kansas, to burn their furritur,
for fuel. .
i About 90 employees of this plac,
4 and uc'nity, have been laid eff theil
'9fk on the railroad for an indef
lnite time.
l Ihe Fernanagh Happy Hollow
0eh9oI INDUCED in a sled ride to Arcl
h9ck and Caba schools one afternoon
4 Acknowledgement is due tbe
thompsontown suspender comnonv
lor convenient calendar for the
year 1891.
:, -Syslnor Beaver enjoyed a recep
: AonYt the hands Of the people q
BeL.bnte on his return home las,
/ rIhursdey evening.
9portsmen have been trying to
seI shot at an otter that has beer
sporting in the river about the low
jef point of the island.
The barn of John Marks in Turk
ty valley, Perry Co, was DESTROYED
IN " nFe . some nights ago, togethel
Sd %lIh 10 cattle and a lot Of grain anG
=, Goal q oil and gas seem to multin,1
- - the well on the NewtonbamiItoy
;nep imp meeting ground according tC
tn.TrAation tl.1 rendered by the New
''nnHmlIton Watchman.
pi someone who read an article .,
F each Culture, before the Perry O.
"a farmers Institute said. In J1pia :,
Dioo Uo, peach trees are valued at 81 ,
p'ece when one year old.