Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-08-17
SHORT LOCALS.
Half gone-leap year.

HlU lut IEtbt4ACoo VI A'AbAo w NlO
with the heated term?
The Indian Mound Harvest Home
will take place next Saturday.
President Harrison and Mrs. Har-
rison are at Loon Lake, n. Y.
The cannery well proved itself
great good during the drought
Miss May Rickenbaugh visited
friends in Lswistown last week.
Men who indulge in loud swearing
on the streets of Hollidaysburg are /
fined.
I'D. Musser is having a slate roof
put on his residence on South Main
street,
Andrew Banks shot three red |
foxes on the ridge north of town last
Friday.
Banks Kurtz Of Delaware township
is home on vacation from Dickinson
law school.
DR.. Grant Fink, of Philadelphia,
is among friends in Juniata, on a
short vacation.
Patterson & Schweyer were in the
lower end of the county on legal bus
mess last Friday.
The thermometer was a high
stopper last week, it took a hundred
degrees in the shade.
The Juniata Valley Bank and its
Branch at Port Royal reelected
the old board of officers.
Lewistown play goers are in de
light over the prospect of q circus
paying a visit to their town.
Will F. Hendrickson an Associate
Press reporter of Middletown visit
ed friends in town over Sunday.
For applying a "cuss" word to
Mrs Jacob Haffa, of Shamokin, Mrs
Kate WaldroE was fined 62 cents.
Wm. B. McCahar of Milford has
been selected to manage the business
OF the cannery company this season.
A cyclonic storm in Kansas over
turned wagons, blew down trees,
broke windows and did great dam
age.
A close observer of human nature
asks where is the small boy, of mill
ionairs or tramp that wants to be
washed"
The Misses Haston, of Lancaster
are visiting Mr. Joseph Hess and
wife. The young ladies are nieces
of Mrs. Hess
7. L. Sahm, Of Wilkesbarre, is
visiting Mr. Joseph Rothrock and
family. Mr.. Sahm is a soa-iu-law of
Mr. Rothrock.
Company 4, Fifth Regiment Nat
ional Guard of Huntingdon returned
home from Homestead on the even
ing Of the 9th inst
Rev M;Burney anl wife and two
dlu5iters of Mexjco, pissed a por-
ton of a months vacation on the
Allegheny Mountains.
GA r. Posts BIG of Oriental
and 407 of Port Treverton, will hold
acampfre and festival at Mahanton-
go, September 3, 1892.
The democrats and alliance peo
pie have an ugly fight on hand in
Alabama over frauds that were com
mitted at the late State election.
J. D. Thomas of Fermanagh had
his right shoulder dislocated by q
fall, but is doing as well as can be
expected under q disability of that
nature.
The crop in the corn belt Of the
west is reported at 20 per cent less
than an average crop In Juniatc
county the crop will be so per cent
less than a good crop.
Mrs Sallie McNulty, wife of John
McNuIty died on Sabbath morning
aged about 81 years. Interment in
the Presbyterian grave yard Oh
Tuesday at two o'clcck, p. III.
Editor Butz of the Huntingdor
Globe came near dying from the af
fects of broiled black birds, the 9th
er day. Henceforth when he dimes
on bird OF fowl it will be on spring
chicken.
Last week E. o. Hines, John S
Graybill, Harry Shellenberger, j. Ii
Winey, all citizens of McAlisterville
and landlord Arbogast of the Jacob
House camped at Macedonia a day
or two to fish.
Clothing Merchant d. W. Harley
and Philip Harley, of Salem, and hi
daughter Mary E Harley, of Helena
Montana, attended reunion of th'
Harley family at Ephrata, Lancaster
county last week.
An old man 70 years old, living il
Nodaway county, Mo-, plowed hi
own land this Spring with a hors
% years old, which was born on th
same farm and has worked on
with the old man every since.
Daniel Weiser, German living II
Pottstown, Pc, ate one dozen angle
worms on wager recently. He say
he learned to eat them when a lac
and that they are as palatable as ray
oysters, especially when eaten witt
vinegar, pepper and salt.
A pole cat wandered into til
preachers tent in the Simpson Grove
Pa, camp meeting one day las
week. The wisdom of an elder save
the place from being oderized. Th
elder shouted "don't throw a boo
or any other thing at the cat.