Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-01-13
SHORTLOCHLS.

ouuSe barnett was In town on bus
mess, last Friday.
Harry W. Knisely has been ap-
pointed court erier.
Bargains in clothing at Hollo-
baugh q Sons store.
Sheriff Lapp has appointed OK.
Sheriff Noble his deputy.
Miss Rhoda Balsbaugh, of Port
Royal died on the 7th inst.
Lancaster's early sowed wheat
crops are in poor condition.
Mrs. James Groninger, of Milford
township, died on the 4th inst.
Miss Hulda Mcdonald, of Milford
township, died on the 7th inst.
Congressman Atkinson has intro
duced bill for penny postage.
The Mennonite church in Della
ware township has been repaired.
Juniata county fox, wild cat and
mink scalpa cost $4S7.S5 last year.
Boyd Parker, son of r. E. Parker
Is attending school in Huntingdon.
The week Of prayer was well OBJ
served by church members last week.
Look out for Ferd Meyers new ad-
vertisemsnt in next issue.
John A. Leach of Patterson has
oeen appointed merchantile apprais-
er
Murray, Wills, and Berry were the
frat in town to try the sleighing, last
week.
Register & Recorder jenkins has
appsinted Squire Mcdonald his
deputy.
Mrs. Hamilton. wife of Mr.. James
Hamilton of this town is i'll with
pneumonia.
The Philadelphis Times Almanac
for 1892 is g. gem for the student
and sta.ician.
The Globe says Huntington doc
tors are nearly run to death attend
lnl to the sick
At no time in the history of this
town have there been so many people
III as in the present time.
FOR RENT, A comfortable dwell
ing house, with good lot. For par
ticulars call at this Office.
John Sherman was reelected TO
the United States Senate by the Leg
islature Of Ohio last week.
The Pennsylvania State Editorial
Association will meet in Harrisburg,
at 10 30 o'clock January 20.
Selim S. Thomas of Port Royal
has bought John Foreman's peach
orchard in Milford township.
The town clock got out of fix last
Thursday morning and put good
many people out of correct time.
Perry county paid S646.S3 bounty
on the scalps of foxes, minks wild
cats, etc, killed in the ysar 1891.
Rev 8Ir. Work, preached for the
United Presbyterian congregation in
Mexico during the week of prayer
last week.
Grange lecturer, Jerome T. Altman
of Vandyke, returned last Sabbath
from lecturing tour in the western
portion of the State.
Communion services viii be held
in the Presbyterian church next Fri
day and Saturday evenings Com
muuion on Sabbath.
Read in another column of the
four special excursions to Washing
ton, d. C. If you desire to go to
Washington, then is the time.
Cards are out for the marriage, on
the evening Of the Goth, ct I o'clock.
of Miss Janet G. Allison, daughter of
Editor Allison, to Mr.. A. jackson
Merick Of Athens, Georgia.
On Saturday, John j. Patterson
Jr., and sister Mary were called by
despatch by their father Colonel
John j. Patterson, to Wilkesbarre
where the Colonel lies sick.
Enoch Horning a life long citizen
Of Fermanagh township died of In
fuenzl about 3 o'clock last Sabbath
afternoon, aged 72 years. Mrs.
Horning, his wife is i'll with the same
disease.
Itch on human and horses and an
imals cured in 80 minutes by Wool
ford's Sanitary Lotion. This never
fails. Sold by T.. Banks 81 Co.,
Druggists, Miffiintown. Nov. 10,
1S90.-1y.
Last week John and A J. Halde-
man, OF Thompsontown, were sum
moned by despatch to Winchester,
Virginia, to the bed side of their
mother, Mrs. Isaac Haldeman, who
thera lay seriously i'll.
A party of Alabamians in search of
murderer wore resisted by Nsal
Sims, two other men and Laura and
Beatrice Sims. The searchers hung
the two womsn and three men to the
limbs of an oak tree near Womack
Hill, Ala, on the night of the 9th of
January, 1892.
On the evening Of the Fifth inst,
in the Hall of the Sons of Temper
ence. Mr.. Iseaberg won q fine
bible. There were $50 shares at 5
cents a share which amounted to
$3445. Mr.. Isenberg secured the
largest number of shares and that
won the bible for him