Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-08-24
SYORTLOCALS.

S1uirrelS are SiIu W Oe nuHcrOuS
in the WOODS.
Frank Rohrer of Harrisburg was
in town on Sunday.
An Ohio young man is making the
,orr of the earth on foot.
Grub worms are eating the pota-
,oes that are in the ground.
Wilson's chances for Legislature
are as bright as they can be.
The work of railroad grading goes
bravely on in Tuscarora Valley.
Herman Howe is at home from
Washington visiting his parents.
DR. Kunkle Of Harrisburg visited
friends IN town one day last week.
AGiDsv party passed through town
in wagons eastward last Thursday.
Mss Isabel Allison is at home
from Washington, D c., on o visit.
Rev. Augustus Fasick of Harris
burg Is visiting relatives in this place.
Miss Anna Brua, of Philadelphia
isvisiting the family of J. H. Simons.
Irwin Dimm. of Lewistown, spent
Sunday among friends in this place.
It will not be Senator Woods that
will be left in the woods next Novem-
ber
A number of rattle snakes have
been killed recently along Macedonia
Run.
The Bloomfield Times has hoisted
the republican ticket to its mast
heal.
A-am Tschopp caught 81 bass last
week in the river near Thompson
town.
Il, T. McManigle newspaper and
literary writer spent last week in
town.
Mrs VIII Howe, of Tyrone, spent
last Thursday among relatives in this
place.
It will be n political land slide that
will cover the man who runs against
Mahon.
Jerry Loudenslager railroads cat
tie from Kansas City to Juniata
for sale.
The Methodist Sabbath School
picniced in Schweier's woods last
Thursday.
Last Friday 1877 cases of cholera
were reported from Russia of W. ON
1882 died
Miss Mary Shirk. of Tyrone is
visiting her uncle William Shirk at
Oakland Mills.
Several new wires have been ad-
Ged TO the telephone line running
through town.
Professor Tanning sign painter
and dancing master left the town
some days ago.
Over I1.OOO,O 900 persons petitioned
that the gates of the worlds fair be
closed on Sunday.
Pcrtico building seems to be fash
lonAble among house owners IN New
Port, Perry county.
Mrs. Heikcs of Patterson, recently
visited her Sons Stewart and Daniel
Hertzler in Huntingdon.
The Evangelical Sabbath schoo'
picniced in Ballentine's woods near
Patterson last Thursday.
Senator Quay suffered from an at
of vertigo at Atlantic City on the
18th inst, but he speedily recovered
The knights of Pythias of Altoona
in parade in Pittsburg carried of
the $50 prize for the best marching G
1Taubeck & Nelson have begun
work on the Patterson school house
lot wall The wall is to be 100 fee
long.
There is a saying when the acorn
crop is large, the corn crop Will be
small" The acorn crop this year i
large.
It IS estimated that thirty fiv
thousand boxes of the Juniata peacl
crop will be shipped from Miffli
station.
The Duacannoa planning mill ha
been purchased by Clssrfeld lum
Der company who will enlarge tn
business.
Bass are first rate water snake ex
terminators. A young snake is
rich treat for the stomach of hui
CRY bass.
The supply of home packed ic
gave out some days ago. The ic
that is used in town is brought frol
a distance.
Carl F. Espenschade has been ad'
ed to the Republican State Centr'
Committee force at headquarters
Philadelphia.
&. s. McCurdy an employee of IL
government printing Office in Was
lngton, D. c., was i'll town on Satu
day afternoon.
The democracy are talking abo'
nominating and running DIR. Lucit
Banks of this town against Mahc
the republican nominee.
The Beaver, Snyder county Hera
says Some corn through Midd
Greek Valley, is just ready to cut {
account Of dry weather
The letters uncalled for in the Nj
nlntown post Office for the week en-
ing Aug. 20, were for Mr.. Geor,