Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-10-26
SHORT LOCHLS.
Mrs. Jane Irwin is ill.


Farmers of Perry county report a
poor corn crop.
The voter will carry no vest pocket
tickets this year.
The Homestead riot cost the State
$500, 900 to put down.
There was fire on the mountains
on every side on Monday.
Victor Showers and Cloyd Todd
spent Friday in Altoona.
0. o. Mathers is building large
stable on his lot in town.
Colonel Patterson is having a new
slate roof put on his house.
Cream should be 6S to 70 degrees
warm for speedy churning.
Abram Guss, Jr., of Milford town
ship, has bob sleds for sale.
Strayer has a new coon dog that
he purchased near Waterloo.
The storms that Hicks predicted
did come on the 23rd and oath.
Editor Cloyd Pannebaker, of Coal
port, was in town last Thursday.
Will Hoops, Esq, spent the early
part of this week i'll Philadelphia.
A tramp stole a pair of shoes from
Hollobaughs store few days ago.
Judge and Mrs. Lyons were in
Philadelphia few days last week.
Rev. Guss Fasick, of Harrisburg,
Is visiting his parents in this town.
Mrs. Jesse Grubb has returned
from a visit to friends in Perry coun-
ty
Many of the schools in the county
celebrated Columbus Day, last Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Cramer, of
Patterson, are on trip to the far
west.
James B. Adams of this town is
foreman of the Newton Hamilton
Watchman.
Hillory Ehrenzeller, of Fayette
township, has been seriously i'll with
typhoid fever.
w. H. Moore, of Van Vert, has
returned from visit to friends in
Bedford county.
Colonel Silheimer, of Lewistown,
spent last Thursday among his
friends in town.
Not in the history of living men
have the mountains been on fire, like
within the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. North and
daughter Miss Nellie spent a day
in Philadelphia last week.
Last Thursday afternoon the par.
tlal eclipse of the sun engaged the
attention of many people.
Mrs. Doty, wife of Judge Lucian
Doty, Of Westmoreland county is
visiting friends in Juniata.
John J. Patterson, Jr., purchased
brood mare in Philadelphia, and
had her shipped here last week.
VIM. Hawk is having a new roof
put on his house at the corner of
Cherry and School House streets.
Columbus Day in Chicago last
Friday was given over to the dedi-
cstion of the Worlds Fair buildings
Eooch Shellenberger will move in
to his new house at Mount Pleasant,
Walker township within few days.
The letters remaining uncalled for
in the post Office on Saturday were
for Mr.. H. z. Keller, Antonio Brito.
Mr. James Horning and Miss Eva
Stewart, have gone to Philadelphia
as delegates of the Sons of Temper
ance.
w. f Speakman and Ed. Davis, of
Thompsontown, were in town on
Saturday evening to take IN the lee
ture.
There is an earnest talk of organ
izing a fire insurance company in this
town if the insurance companies do
not reduce their rates.
Some farmers have completed their
corn husking. The crop in Juniata
this year Will be n short one. The
corn however is solid.
The Johnstown flood calamity has
been out done in China where in the
Valley of the Yellow River $4,000
people were drowned.
The Democrats are working
quietly like beavers arouse yourselves
republicans don't allow the demo-
Gratis to steal a march on you.
Great fires ragged in the mountain
north Of Oakland Mill on Sunday,
and in the mountain north of Lick
ing Creek Valley Lutheran church.
If the Democracy get into power
the publication of money detec-
tors will become necessity, as III
days gone by under democratic rule.
Study your sample ballot, so that
you may be able to vote with salts
faction to yourself on election day,
vote cross at the head of every re-
publican group.
Itch on human and horses and an
imals cured in 80 minutes by Wool
ford's Sanitary Lotion. This never
fails. Sold by L. Banks & Co.,
Druggists, Miffiintown. Nov. 13,
1S90.-1y.
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