Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-06-15
SHORTLOCHLS.
The fate of all.

visited IN town on Sunday.
Spangiers Indian medicine show
came to town several days ago.
DR.. w H Holman, visited in Mid
dletown several days last week.
Charles Derr has secured a clerk
ship in the First National Bank.
The rain of the past week put the
farmers back with corn WORKING
The proceeds of the Lewistowr
broom drill amounted to S125.35.
The Patriotic Sons of America
propose to celebrate the 4th of july
Reports from Delaware state. sav
the peach yield will not be half q
crop.
The catholic congregation of Tv
rome propose to build a $4,000
church.
Mrs. Sarah E. Cooper, of Port
Royal, died May 31st, 1892, aged
II years.
DR.. Darwin NJ Crawford visited in
Washington, d. c., several days of
last week.
Attorneys Potter. Weiser and Bow
ers, Of Middleburg, were in town last
Wednesday.
Mr.. John Mclaughlin. of Port
Royal, was IN town on business one
day last week.
Mrs. Cora Steese, of Orbisonia.
was visiting the family of Henry
Sholl last week.
Harry Patterson came home from
attending veterinary studies at Phil
adelphia last week.
A museum held forth several DAYS
last week in the second story of the
National Bank building.
County Commissioner Balentine is
having new barn built on his farm
in Fermanagh township.
Mrs. Wilson, wife of w. W. Wilson,
deceased, after a long visit to her son
in Pittsburg has returned
Mrs. VIII Howe, and two children,
of Tyrone, are visiting at the home
OF Jesse Howe, on Cherry street.
Tho letters in the post office un-
called for June II. 1892, are for Mr.
George Bittinger, Madge Hadley.
Mrs. Doty, wife of E. s. Doty, ESD,
deceased, has returned from visit
to children west of the mountains.
The latest post Office authorized
for Juniata county is in Beale town
ship, and is to be called "Okeson."
Quay was nominated, by large
majority for United States Senate IN
Huntingdon county, last Saturday.
The Epworth League will hold q
festival IN the N. E. Church on the
10th and 18th, of this present month.
John S. Graybill of The Washing
ton government stationary depart
ment was home day or two last
week
The Juniata Conference of the
Lutheran Church will meet in Nc
Clure, Snyder county, June 13, IA,
and Is.
The water men are expected every
day, and it is predicted that the work
will have been completed by the 1st
of October.
Next week will be Democratic
week to wrestlc with tn question of
nominating presidential candidate
at Chicago.
Ex-Sheriff w. d. Walls is spoken
of in connection with the nomination
of State Senator among the demo-
cracy of Juniata.
President Harrison sent two hun
dred dollars to Governor Pattison
for disposal for the sufferers of
Oil Greek food and fire.
Farm hands are So scarce in Ben
salem township, Bucks county, that
a large part of the corn and potato
crops were planted by girls and WON
en-.
Says the Beaver Snyder county
Herdld:-Mr. J. X Oberholtzer, the
enterprising nursery man of Mifflin
town, made this Office a short call on
Tuesday.
Next Tuesday will be the longest
day and all vegetables planted after
that date have not time to mature.
The latest potatoes may be planted
on that day.
Stephen Gruber, residing near
Thompsontown was thrown from a
horse several evenings ago and IN
iured so severely that he lay insen
sible several days.
Daniel Reitz, well known to the
farming community around Mitilin-
town is getting in some fine work as
a bologna sausage maker in Adams
burg, Snyder county.
The Perry county Democrat
Bloomfield its fifty sixth vol
ume last week. 1t has been owned
and edited the past thirty eight years
by Hon. J. A. Nagee.
Last Friday Samuel Rothrock sold
the largest and fattest lot of beef
cattle that have gone out of this val
ey in many days to Jacob Thomas
who shipped them east.
The Judge of the District Court
of Wichita, Kansas, insulted lawyer
R;rd in Court. After adjournment