Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-04-08
SHORTLOCHLS.

ening war.
FF. Rohm and family have NOV
ed to Harrisburg.
John Byler of Miffiin Co., was in
town day last week.
The Academy closed last Friday
for two weeks vacation.
Cumberland county has organized
anew agricultural society.
Charley Thomas has come home
from West Chester school.
Charles Adams is on business
trip to Pittsburg this week
Under the law you may catch
trout after the 18th of April.
The first day of the month brought
q great many people to town
One Of the most effective remedies
for fresh snake bite is raw onion.
Editor Conrad of the McVeytown
Journal was in town last Thursd ay
Rev. J. r. Henderson will preach
Young people on Sabbath evening.
to Lill to keep away potato bugs.
Governor Pattison it is said has the
Presidential bee buzzing in his hat.
John Reno of the Big valley Milf
fin county was in Juniata last week.
Mr.. John .votzer, of Mexico was
at the county seat one day last week.
Mrs. William Wagner is visiting in
Philadelphia and Camdsn this week.
Tho Methodist congregation ara
talking aboat repairing their parson
age.
The banks of the country ara rep
resented to be in a first rate condi
ton.
Miss Minnie Neely of Tuscarora
visited Miss Minnie McAlistar last
Thursday.
A dance took place in Floral Hall
in Port Royal fair ground on Tues
day evening.
Miss GIrty Jackman and sister
Martha are visiting in Tyrone and
Phlllpsburg.
VIM. Luck has gone to Virginia
and will remain the greater part of
the summer.
Miss Mary Schweier is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Heinbach at Lewis
town Jalatioa.
J. NJ. 3alford pascal number of
days among old acqnaiatences in
town last week.
The Lowistown P. o. S. A., pro-
pose to have an old fashioned fourth
July celebration.
A young lady living near Philips
burg ate 3 quarts Of pea nuts aud
died from ths affects.
Absalom Ba1ner is the assignee of
the estate of Henry E. Brugger of
Susquehanna township.
j Howard Neely, ESQ, has sold his
interest in the Democrat and Regis
ter to editor Jackman.
A tsx-oolleetor was dubbed by
woman, whose house he wanted to
enter near Dimmsville.
To much whisky got up a fight at
the corner of Main and Bridge SITS,
last Wednesday evening.
Miss Marion Scholl gave a party
last Friday evening for her friend
Miss .hsuds Keller of Lewistown.
The prizes of sugar has bsen re-
duced, which is pointer as to tie
financial utility Of the Mckinley bill
Governor Pattison, by proclama-
ton recommends Friday April 10,
Friday May 1st Rs tree planting day.
James Gallagher formerly of jun
lata, died at his home in Illinois,
near Ti5kilwa last week, aged II years.
Civil Engineer Wilson and wits
and Morris Grove Of Harrisburg,
visited Frank Patterson ON Saturday.
Mrs. Isadories Switzsr has bses
granted pension of IS a month,
through the agency of Squire 4. II.
Weidman.
A man who made great deal of
money by speculation summed up
his experience by saying: Easy
come, easy go"
The two men for whom Italy has
worked herself to almost fighting
point are criminals that fed to Amer
lea to escape italian criminal law.
Miss Laney, colored, will lecture in
the Presbyterian church on Thurs
Gay evening ut y o'clock, in the in
terest OF the freedmon's cause.
Mrs, Daniel Knouse of near Ori-
entail while gathering an arlaful of
WNood, fell and broke her left arm be-
tween the elbow and shoulder.
he character Of a man is told
By the way his Jaw runs in,
80 TOO, 1smaR may be Judged
Quite easy by her chip."
Is. l.. Shuman having discharged
the duties of the Office of weighing
mail on the cars between Pittsburgh
and New York is again at home.
Mss Emma Robson represents
the Presbyterian Christian Endeavor
society in the district convention to
convene IN Tyrone on Thursday.
A number Of town boys were ar
FaSned before Justice John Hacken-
DeiSer IN Patterson on Saturday for
car jumping" fined and released.
Italy seems to be dissatisfied with
the way her minister at Washington
handled the Italian, New Orleans
tragedy aud has called him home.