Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-05-18
SHORTLOCHLS.

Ruble has all kinds of nice furni
ture for sale.
John Howe has built commod,ou
new wash house.
L.wistown will enjsy a Broom
Drill early in June.
S. S. Mcbride, of Bloomfield, kill
ed 8 rats at one shot.
Ex-Sheriff Walls was in town on
business on Saturday.
Judge Lyons and wife visited il
Philadelphia last week.
David Doty, visited his rsla.
tivss few days last week.
Merchant Schott is preparing tc
enlarge his dwelling house.
Several favors sent to late for this
issue will appear in the next.
Tho base ball ground near town
has besn turned over for corn.
Solomon Sieber is repairing bis
dwelling house in Fermanagh.
James NJ. Sharon Esq, will be
Memorial Day orator at New Port.
Colensl S. H. Showers is in Pitts
burg attending U. S. Court as a
Juror.
1t Id said that the skin OF an Gle.
phant usually takes about five years
to tan
W. w. Sharon and wife of McAlis-
tervilIe visited the county seat last
Friday.
Apple trees are blooming profu.e-
ly and some people predict a large
apple crop.
Edwin S. Manbeck and Gilbert II.
Van Ormer, have gone west fer car
load of hogs.
Miss Cora Kerlin, of Altoona, is
visiting her friend Miss Bess Robi-
son of this place.
Philadelphia preachers have been
fined under the law for failure to
report marriages.
Alfred Hill, ex-representativs from
Williamsport, was in town last
Thursday on business.
Mrs. Peter Trego, of Fayetts town
ship, died on tho evening of the 10th
inst, aged about 60 years.
Reuben Guss of this place has
bought the Charles Adams farm in
Walker township for $500.
DIR. Jacob Sando, and wife, of Gin
cinnati, Ohio, are visiting relatives
here in the doctors native place.
Paul Huber and j. Bowman will
run foot race from Holidaysburg
to Altoona on June 1st, for 500.
After a five weeks visit in Tyrone,
Corbett Pannebaker returned to his
home in this place last Thursday.
Three of the bad boy inmates eff
the Huntingdon Reformatory have
been sentenced to the Penitentiary
Chas. H Haspenplug, W. E. Get
Finger and A NJ. S. Potter bought
the Lewisburg Chronicle at admins
traitors sale.
The tallest man in Confer county
stands 6 feet inches in his stocking
feet, lives a Hublersburg, and is only
II years old.
Henry j. Stable, editor and pro
prietor of the Gettysburg Compiler,
died of appoplexy last Thursday,
aged 65 years.
Few farmers in Junista in the vi
cinitY of Aiffiintown planted corn
early this year, the season being cod
and backward.
The various G. A. R. posts through
out the county have appointed COM
mittees to conduct the services on
Memorial Day.
FoR SALE OR RENT.-A house and
lot near McAlistsrville, for particulars
address David Robson, East Salem,
Juniata Co, Pa.
A dog is personal property and its
owner is liable under recent act of
assembly, for such trespass and dam
age as the brute may do.
DIR. Holloway, will preach the Me-
mortal Sunday service sermon in the
Presbyterian church in this place at
half past ten o'clock, q. m.
Mrs. Patrick Boran, an Irish wo,
man the past fifty years a resident
of Heckscherville, Pa, died last
Wednesday, aged los years.
The peach industry in the west
end of Juniata county is being push
ed vigorously, thousands of trees
have been planted this spring.
We know we can show you O bet
ter line of building hardware than
you can get elsewhere. Call at Nc
Chnitc's hardware store on Main
street
Forty three men have been made
happy by being taken on to work, or
the railroad by e. j. Glove, the reu
Superintendent in the place vacated
by Mr.. Mayer.
Huntingdon county treasury l.
empty, cause too many bridges. The
free bridge law is proving itself
financial curse in communities OF
moderate means.
Huntingdon and Franklin county
politicians are talking a good dea
over trade that Is said has bee1
alckered st on the Senatorial ant
congressional question.