Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-07-22
SHORTLOCBLS.

of trains on the railroad went INTO
affect on Sunday, but up to the time
Of going to press we had not receiv-
eda table from which to give the
correct time OF passenger trains.
The blackberry crop promises q
large weld.
Juuistas oats crop will be larger
than last year.
Jefferson Middah and family are
OF Bedford springs.
Citizens fishing for bass are too
numerous to mention.
Miss Nellie Musser is in Washing
ton, D. c., visiting friends.
Allen lIcAEster of Fayette town
ship, died on the 10Th inst.
u Kelly McNeal has bought David
Rckenbaugh's livery stable.
Change of climate kills many more
delicate people than it cures.
Peaches have been selling in town
at one and two dollars bushel.
Congressman Atkinson visited the
anthracite coal region last week.
John s Graybiil is homo on a
shgc. vacation from Washington.
esquire c B. Horning is having
the outside Of bis house repeinted.
Cloyd Heck visited among relatives
l.. /
CoIored people are holding camp
meeting near Huntingdon this week
Emery .NcCahen, OF Fermanagh
township, lost profitable COW by
bloat.
3irs. jacob Sieber of Altoona, vis-
tied in town several days of this
week.
1t is said it takes two dozen wheat
sheaves to prodace bushol Of
wheat
Great scarcity cf ell kinds o:
farm produce in Russia threatens u
famine.
Hiss May Service of Philadelphia
is visiting her friend Mss Mary
Patterson.
Delaware state peach growers will
not have as many peaches to harvest
as thay expected.
Mrs James Robson, is i'll at tbs
home Of her son in-law John HorniuG
Gu Patterson street.
D. &. .McWilliams, Esq, was in
town last Thursday Oh his way to
Cumberland county.
4 company of young men and
women from town picnicsd at Mace
dOnia last Thursday.
The Sons OF America will hold
thoir State convention at Gettysburg,
August 1lth to 14th.
J. P. Wickersham, Republican
candidate for Associate Judge vas
in town on Friday last.
The Perry county bono mill and
phosphate works ct Perdix was des-
troyed by fire last week.
The habit Of cigarette smoking is
against tho young man when he
comes to apply for work.
Mrs. Henderson wife of Rev. J.
II. Henderson, paid her mother in
New Jersey, Il visit, last week
For real estate purchase SEQ ad
vertlsement of Jonathan Kiser, exec
utor Of David Smith, deceased.
The railroad company is deter
mined to break up the habit Of
uamps riding on freight trains
Mr. Holloway and wife of Akron,
OAlo, are visiting DIR Holloway and
ISmliy at the Lutheran parsonage.
Harriet n. Naylor, executor of Ru-
ius NJ. Ford offers real estate for sale.
'9o advertisement in another column.
). 7. L. Sahm ana family of Wilkes
oafre, are visiting Mr. and Mrs Jos
epA hothrock parents of Mrs. Sahm.
B.lrdsley is making boxes in the
penitentlary, it is pity he had not
0een at that honest work ell his life
a festival and cake walk will be
held by the Johnstown Band at Wal
nut next Saturday in Parker's grove.
LARRY Powell of Patterson had the
small bone IN His right hand brokep
"nAe playing base ball last thursday.
huntingdon people are alarmed
over the frequent robberies that
night.
p John Is. Larner Of Washington, d.
~ son IN law of Banker E. S. Parker,
VI tAe same city paid Juniata a visit
last week.
Ciolhlng Merchant Harley is on a
ouSlneSs tour in Illinois and north
Western Iowa, and will be from home
several weeks.
Dsmocratic candidates and leaders
.Lo ~ posy these moonlight nights,
'ris oelng the homo streatch week
VI theT canvass.
os Trs. Trs. j. W. Howe with two children
VI Tyrone spent several days last
"" "eeH ~ with the family of Jesse Howe
On Cherry street.
uan me Hrangers picnic at Center
i' Center Hall, Center county,