Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-01-06

L. w. ooWpy OF Philadelphia paid
Is. u. Shuman business visit last
week. MIR. Sowby is a skilled garden
er.
james Strayer, student in Ship
pensburg Normal School, spent the
holidays with his parents in Patter-
son.
Miss Jennie Mcclure, of Middle
town, is visiting her sister, Mrs. DR..
Holloway, at the Lutheran parson-
age.
Miss Jennie Barley and sister
Mrs. o. S. Raffensberger of Altoona,
visited in Juniata during the holi-
days.
Lehigh county farmers are prepar-
ing petition to the next Legisla-
ture praying for a bounty for spar
rows.
Turtle hunters have searched q
number of the creeks in Juniata this
winter and secured a good many
turtles.
Judge Lyons with Associate
Judges Barton and Wickersham held
q short argument court on Monday
forenoon.
Luke Marks prominent citizen
OF Monroe township fell dead while
in his orchard on the oath day of
Decembsr.
John Hubbard, aged IL years, son
of Lewis Hubbard Of Walker town.
ship, died of Group on the 3Oth of
December.
The time for hearing appeals in
the Supeme Court from Juniata
county is on ths 23rd of May, for
the year 1892.
There was reunion of the family
Of Hon James North and wife, at
their residence in this town on
Christmas day.
On the day before Christmas Mrs.
Jane Fusy of Freeland, Luzerne
couaty, Pa, died, aged one hundred
and eight years.
Albert Hackenberger has been ap-
pointed constable in place Of Samuel
Lapp, who entered upon the duties
of Sheriff on Monday.
James Msthers and Samuel Stonsr
who are attending Normal School in
Huntingdon, were at their homes
during the Xmas holidays.
Harry Patterson spent his vacation
at home Harry will soon be gradu
atsd as a doctor in the art of healing
diseases OF domestic animals.
Will Marks, OF Chicago, visited his
mother in Patterson during the hol
idays. An attack OF the grip confin,
ed him to the house several days.
Charles Watts of the Tribune office
has accepted a position as travelling
salesman for an Altoona house, and
left on Monday to commence his
work.
Mr.. Moses Gingrich and wife
formerly Of Juniata, bat now Of
Perry, Dauphin county, paid then
friends in Juniata a visit during the
holidays.
Mr.. Bert Auman with q number
of his school pupils drove to Happ,
Hollow school house on New Years
evening, where spelling match was
engaged in.
B. F. Bysrs of Port Royal beats
all the long sausage record as far al
heard from. He made a sausage 2
feet long and sausage making is no
his business.
e A large congregation, was prssen
at 6 clock A n, on Christmas, t.
listen to a sermon by DR.. Holloway
1t was long time before dayigh
that foggy morning.
The Tyrone Bank closed its door
several days ago, its debts amount t
nearly one hundred thousand dollars
To pay that amount it has, well
about nothing. 1t is the same oil
story.
Editor. George Shrom of the .Neu
port Ledger, and Miss Mary Robiso
Jones, of Dover, Delaware, were NAL
ried in the Presbyterian church G
that place, on the 31st of Decembe
1891.
J. e. Kaufman, of Fsyette towr
ship, is quite i'll. On Sabbath, b
sent for Sheriff Lapp and wife, br
, the Sheriff, being sick, could not g
, out to sse his aged friend and stsl
father.
{ The Pennsylvania Railroad Con
\ pany on the 4th inst, put on
through train, without change {
cars from New York to San F'ranci
co. California. 1t is about 800
Il mile ride.
When bank officials take to extr
3 VACANT living, stock speculation
cards, women and drink, it is
hard on the bank and depositor
= savings as a ten pound dynami
r explosion.
The vocal hit Of the night W
d scored by pretty Annie Russell. Il
n Athenian Queen.-Ne,c York Heral
Court House, Mif1intown, Jsnua
I1tb, 1892. Admission Scots. Sea
y :. for sale at usual places.
Mr.. Kellogg is the phenomen
g warbler of his age. His whistlil
d indeed is remarkable. His palate
= almost double the depth Of an ordi