Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-10-05
SHORTLOCHLS.

has ceased
Potatoes are high in price, an,
going higher.
in. Keller spent day last wee
in MiddIeburg.
~ DR.. John Rothrock is visiting hi
parents near this town.
Amile in two-four, where are yol
going to Nancy Hankes?
The early sown wheat has com,
out Of the ground evenly.
Treat your mother as politely o.
if she were 4 strange lady.
Howard Kirk visited friends and
relatives in Carlisle, last week.
See Meyers bargain advertisement
in an other place in this paper,
Look out for HoIIobaugh and
Sons advertisement next issue.
NJ. P. Crawford, spent Sunday
among friends in Miffiin county.
Be as kind and helpful to your
sisters as to others boys sisters.
Elmer McCanley, is home from
railroad duty visiting his parents.
Man may DO honest, and truely
cincero and energetic and be wrong.
DR.. Darwin Crawford and Editor
Ronsall visited Harrisburg last week.
Fresh bread and cakes can be had
4 tany timo at Hackenberger's bakery.
Scarcer and scarcer becomes the
"bumblc bee" Who can tell why !!
jesse Howe Jr., crme from Harris
burg to spend Sunday with his par
ents.
Jao3j Thomas rallied cattle and
sheep eastward from this station last
Friday
Miss Annie E Schweier is visiting
friends in Clearfeld and Center
counties.
New cases Of cholera have appear
ed in ships in quareItine off New
York harbor.
Republicans in Fayctte are the
first this year to organize a club FIR
camprigu work.
WANrED.-A good girl for general
house work. No washing OF baking.
Apply q. this office.
Joseph S. Martin of Pittsburg,
visited relatives and friends hel c sew
Pral days last week.
Nancy Hanks bet her own record
q, Terre Haute, Ind, yesterday, ma
king a mile in 2.04.
Weaver Sherlock has had bis loom
placed in one of Sheriff Loudon's
houses at East Point.
The talk of coal in Shade noun
tain is again occasionally heard. It's
all talk and no cider"
A parade of three thousand school
children was one of the show feature
Of Carlisle fair last week
Newport News:-Dr. Lucien Banks
spent Tuesday evening in town as
the guest of Lawyer Sharon.
The oldest inhabitant does not re-
member when frost was SO long
about coming in the fall time.
Last week eleven persons were ar
raigned in Judge Bregg's court, Phil
sdelphia on charges of murder.
Harry Patterson left on Monday
to complete a course in veterinary
surgery in a Philadelphia school.
n Solomon Barden whose barn near
Oakland Mills was destroyed by
lightning, in preparing to rebuild.
Harry Copeland and Ed Berry,
left on Sunday, for a winters course
at medical studies in Philadelphia.
Math Allison, lett on Monday, to
resume his place IN the government
printing Office in Washington, D. @.
Mr.. W. p. Graham, of Tuscarora
Valley, and bis friend Mr. Crawford,
OF Baltimore were in town on Satur-
day.
4 Winter is to near at hand for visit
irom cholera in the northern states.
but the danger will come next sum
mer
The horse and mule Protection
company met in the Court House on
saturday for the transaction Of bust
ness.
The the thirty third annual state
fair and the second of the season,
VIII be held at Lancaster, October
n Ihe letters uncalled for in the
q & post Office up to last Saturday. Oct.
st, were for Bertie Carter, Mr..
Reuben Herb.
within the past ten davs more
uShtS have raken place in the town
l 'ii"n N IN anv six months within the
past 20 years.
y0hn }. Patterson Jr., William
~ tsollman and S. S. Ruble attended
Elf Sas Gum6erland county fair at Car
hsle last Friday.
MRS. ID. Z. Bonsall and Miss Edna
F' Fiih' LETT on Monday evening for
inn.as a%ala City, Mo. They will be gone
Mss May Louden and sister Tilly
WIZ, WIZ returned from Philadelphia