Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-07-29
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MORT LOCHLS.

mention
The Ohio rain machine fails to
bring rain.
The Matamoras Harvest Home
Will be held August let, 1891.
Charles Patterson is home from
4 Pittsburg visiting his parents.
Misses SslIie and Mollie Kaufman
/ visited IN Milierstown recently.
. I Congressman Atkinson was in
4 Wilmington two days last weekJ
The 5Iissos Hertzler, OF Hunting
don, are visiting Miss Bess Pennell.
Mrs. Frank 1EcCarlin of Sidney,
OHIO is visiting the family Of Robert
Parker.
4 H. c. 5cboH lad wife have been
down f-ra dip ia cid ocean at At
laptic CA
James Smith aud Adam J. Page
ofWaLr township have been grant
ed pensions.
4 Prohibition picnic viii be held
pear Aduasburg, Snyder county, Au-
gust -, 1891
There are between seven and eight
hundred women preachers in the
Ua.,ca States
Thomas Parker, Jr.. and his cous-
ii Amos lLrrtin are among the So
io1rneEs in town.
Memo ). E5h, aS Pleasant view.
was ut the county rear on the 22nd
inst, oa business.
Miss Myrtle Ca7eny, Of Harrisburg,
IS visiting her cousin the hIi5sis
Auker on Cherry street.
HE Wioard and G.. F. Snyder
Of III min county visited their friend
Charlie Thomas last Saturday.
Some one says potato yinos are
spet,ci Ike last year and that iRdi
Gates y'tato -Jt. Time will tel.
Tho Newton Hamilton camp meet
ing singing VII ba led by Poi. J. @.
Com, Of Spruce Hill. Juniata Co.
lByron Shuman showed friends il
town e1rly rose potatoes that each
weighed one pound, last TsursdaE ]
Young ladies' Of aIount Union
have a-raHiZoj Z society to brias
oat asyard Grd backward young
men.
| Peach growers Oberholtzor of Fer
mT1agh and Gsmison Of Faystte,
have bosn shipping peaches the past
weok
Tho twelfth annual convention CT
tho iremeu Of Pennsylvania viii be
held In Lock Haven, commencing
September Is.
A numbor OF people are encsmpsd
on -he Newton Hamilton camp meet
iug ground TO stay until after camp
meeting time.
An easy remedy for gaps IN little
chickens ii TO give each afflicted chick
half teaopoonful of coal oil, SO says Il
chicken raiser.
D.. Lucien Banks hes bought a
drug store in Altoona, and his uepb-
ew James Banks trained druggist
has taken charge OF Il.
Tho Lewistown Sentinel says: II
IS stated from experience tLas if
Canada thisJles srs cut down in the
Old Of ths moon they die
Rev. =. W. Maxwell, Of Perry
c0Nrry caught ) carp, the aggregate |
weight Of which Was 373 pounds.
tie caught them in the Janiata.7
Mrs John T. Nourso died in Cali !
ioraja on the Goth Of July. Mrs |
Eoagsa was daughter Of Judge |
!oseph Pomeroy, deceased Of Aca-
ds;aia.
y company OF Altoona ladies' with !
out gentlemen company induIgod in
hop on bridge in Altoona late at |
night, about the full OF the moon, !
lasr week
[ ! westward bound freight train !
T'STrocAel ut Bixlsr's water plug
between this and Lowistown some
nights ago. All tracts were obstruct- |
cd several hour4-}
Philip S. Bowman, Of Hanover,
lork County, past several days in
town last week. Nr. Bowman has
iiespEasanted York county in the Leg |
isIat1re three terms.
\ oarrisGeable fellow spont many |
years ia looking isr a woman with !
a1 independent fortune, but he made !
mistake and got an independent |
woman without q fortune.
The tre0s-pass law provides pen
''''y o. not less than five dollars, nor
more than fifty dollars for breaking |
Sneid orchard, or garden fence, and !
'o Iofth. See law Of 1881.
Itch on human and horses and an
tilais cured in 80 minutes by Wool
toLa Sanitary Lotion. This never
ISls' Sold by L. Banks & Co,
lO90.-1y. WV "
Inc Board Of Trade held a meet
I-s IL the Court House, on Monday |
S.e5linS and adopted constitution
"a, aug sores Of by laws and nominated
G9ncsrs 9,i who are to be elected on the
7'h Tuesday Of August.
oo- me law against company stores
So. Soes INTO eject August 1st, and that
''~' induced tAo Cambria Iron Com