Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-09-30
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SHORI LOC.1LS-
Both the republican and democrat
ie judicial conference met in New
mort on Monday and on Tuesday,
but up to the hour of going to
nress. no information of nomination
has been received.
The hottest September in 90 years.
The Chestnut crop promises to be
large one.
Whisky barrels and casks are at
premium for cider barrels.
C7The Presbyterian grave yard is
Being put in state of repair.
Mason Fruit Jars by the gross or
dozen at Franciscus Hdw & Co.
Mifiintown is one hundred years
Old this present September, 1917
There are a number of chestnut
bearing orchards in Juniata county.
The Harrisburg Telegraph was 60
years old on the 10Th of September.
Over seven hundred tickets were
sold for Port Royal Fair on Thurs
day.
Communion services will be held
in the Presbyterian church next Sab
bath.
George Fisher Of Spruce Hin WIS.,
tied relatives here several days last
week.
A Society of Christian Endeavor
has been organized in the Lutheran
Congregations
The Walter family held reunion
near Middleburg, Snyder county,
last Saturday.
Locusts Posts for wire Fence only
Sets piece at Hollobaugh & Sons,
in Patterson, Pa. 2w.
Huntingdon Presbytery will con-
vene in McVeytown on the second
Tuesday in October.
Edward Berry has entered Penn
sylvanis University in Philadelphia
as medical student.
George Kearns and Harry Span
ogle, of Lewistown spent Thursday
evening with frien ds in town.
Mrs. Herman Boslar visited her
brother merchant John Kirk aud her
sister Mrs. Trimble last week.
Rev. French .NcAfee, who has
been preaching in Texas is visiting
his parents in Turbett township.
A horse owned by David Hacken-
berger while at work in a harrow on
the island last Saturday, fell dead. I
D. L. Detra, student-at-law, has ac@
cepted an offer to teach school at
Milton, Morris county, New Jersey.
Tin Fruit Cans, Wax Strings, Can
Cement, Pure Gum Rings, Whole
sale q Retail at F'ranciscus Hdw &
Co.
The county commissioners are in
attendance upon a State Convention
ofcounty commissioners at Lancaster
this week.
The Evangelical congregation are
raising money with which to build a
parsonage in the rear of their church
IL Patterson:
Robert McMeen has sold his Cher
rystreet property, formerly owned
by John Wagner to S. G. Monochan
OF Patterson
The corn-feld pumpkin crop is re-
ported as being small one. 1t is
conjectured that the wet weather had
to do with the short crop.
Mitflinburg Telegraph, last week:
Mrs. Daniel Cramer and daughter
Jessie Of Miff1intown are visiting Mr..
David Bensheff's.
A squirrel and snake engaged
IN battle near Springfield, Ohio,
and the squirrel came off victorious,
killing his opponent.
The ladies missionary society of
huntingdon Presbytery meets in
this place this Wednesday in the
Presbyterian church.
A new feature in the exhibit in
FLORAL Hall at Port Royal Fair, was
that everything there exhibited had
never before been exhibited at the
fair.
Inc balloon ascension and the de-
scent to the ground by means of a
parachute, was one of the things at
Fort Royal Fair that was worth
long drive to see.
A white rattlesnake was recently
captured by Lock Haven man
named nance Burnell, which he sold to a
"ililamsport man who now has it on
exhibition in that city.
HAROLD Mcclure of Sunbury has
oeen nominated by the Republicans
IN the Miffiin, Union and SNYDER
county judicial district for Judge to
iuI against Judge Bucher.
=, a A. horse belonging to John Burtless
ol Upton, Mich. was found to be
IT'ered with honey bees the other
uay :. and fire had to built to remove
'nen The horse may die.
Newspaper readers scarcely ever
"ecome the victims of travelling