Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-09-07
MORT LOCALS.

Tha picnic 5cdSOA ID O~ eho h0LAe
.,retch for the year 1897.
T. Russia one in three of the
cholera stricken people die.
Mrs Work Deem, of Colorado, i:
a. home visiting her parents.
Gaorge X. Wagner, of Hunting
don. spent Sunday in this place.
Dr Wilmer. of Newport, visited
his aged mother in this place last
week.
Iris said Blaine will make his
home in Los Angles, Cal, in the near
future.
Does cholera never die in Asia,
that it must always start from that
country
= Last Sabbath DR. Holloway preach
ed the first time after his months s
vacation.
The coal Barons have put their
heads together and sent up the
price coal
Mrs. Frank Rohrer and son Fred,
OF Harrisburg ars visiting friends in
this place.
H. Latimer Wilson WAS in town on
Monday, looking after the Legisla-
tive fences.
Miss Minnie McAlister has return
ed from a visit to relatives west os
the mountains.
Ths President by proclamation has
stopped immigration 20 days on ac-
count of cholera.
Mrs. Jessie Laport aud child, of
Tyrone, are visiting relatives and
friends in this place.
Col j. j. Patterson, after spending
a month at Atlantic City is now at
his home in this place.
Large parades were INDUCED in
by many people in cities last Mon
day, it being Labor Day.
Wheat dropped to 73 cts bushel
in Chicago last Thursday, and is re-
ported rs q cholera scare
A European women travelled In
Japan and took home with her 700
tea pots of different patterns.
Small po1 and cholera may be
carried from place to place by people
who have not had the disease
The parrot that James Parker
brought from Cuba, about a gener-
alton ago, died the ether day.
Miss Nellie McCulloch, of Harris
burg, was the guest of Mrs. Alex.
Meloy, in Patterson, on Monday.
Quarantine or no quarantine it
takes cholera about two years to
travel itself out around the world.
Calvin Dimm bought house and
lot on Cherry street from ex-Commiss-
ioner John Cunningham for $1,000.
Misses Pidg Patton, Han Hoover,
Louise Wallace, of LewIstown visited
friends in town last Thursday after
noon
1t has become necessary to put
night watchman in the Cannery to
prevent thieves from carrying off
the fruit.
The Court appointed VIM. M.
Louther tax collector for Lack town
ship, instead of J. S. McCahan, who
failed to file his bond in time,
Mrs. William Adams and son Wal
ter, of Philadelphia, are visiting Jo-
seph Adams and family in this town,
and other friends in this vicinity.
James Giles, Of Fermanagh, town
ship, bought the Graybill farm near
Locust Run, for 1925. The farm
contains about one hundred acres.
Mrs. Julia Burchfeld, widow Of
John Burchfield, has bought lot
of ground from Johnnie McNulty, on
which she expects to build house.
Misses Nellie and Emma Burchfield
daughters Of Colonel Burchfield, of
Altoona, are visiting their uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Fasick,
on Third street.
\. Sargent Ross, we'll known to
most 1Tifiintown people has been
nominated by the Republicans in the
Adams. Cumberland and York dis
trict for Congress.
The wife of Mr.. Robert Nixon for
merly Of Patterson, died at Avon,
Lebanon county, last Friday. Her
remains we're brought to this place
for interment in Union Cemetery on
Monday.
Daniel Daugherty the noted Phil
adelphia orator died at his home in
Philadelphia on the 9Th inst aged
&C years. He was stricken with
nervous prostration in July from
which he never recovered.
President Harrison's solicitude to
keep the cholera out of the country
is appreciated, but no law of nature
has ever been suspended by paper
Proclamation. Cholera will doubtless
come regardless of 20 days quar-
antine.
READ-Be assessed. The Assessors
are required to sit at the polling
places on September 7th and Sth, for
assessment and registration between
the hours of 10 a. m, and 3. p. NJ,
and from 6 p. m. to 9 p. M, of each
Of said DAYS.
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The great cure for Indigestion, Dys
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