Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-09-21
SHORT LOCALS.

How luleLIl lue JDllIiCdi CdnpdiSn
is moving.
The summer birds have gone
southward,
Bananas are almost as hard to
digest as pork.
Mrs Harry Laport returned to
her home in Tyrone last Tuesday.
Sportsmln are now looking for
the advent Of the two minute trotter.
DR.. Darwin NJ. Crawford was on
business trip to Altoona on Monday.
The deaths from cholera in E 1ro pc
last week, rs far as known were
5000.
David Cunningham is in from
Nebraska visiting relatives here in
Juniata
Mihlinburg Union county will cele-
brate its centennial on the 4th Of
October.
BIss Grace Thrush, of Lewistown,
was the guest of Miss Ellie Howe,
last week.
Miss Ella Herr of Miffiinburg, Un-
ion county, is visiting Mrs. Jane
Irwin aud family.
Popular Scienc, News is authority
for saying tobacco smoke kills the
germs of cholera.
Mrs. Hatfield of Harrisburg has
been visiting Mrs. Diehl and family
who are relatives.
The Swsngle poison case was put
upon trial at MiddIeburg, Sayder
county, on Monday.
Miss Fleeta Bosler, of Carlisle is
visiting her cousin Miss Beckie
Trimble in this place.
The railroad from Port r oyal up
Tuscarora valIev has been graded
and is ready for the ties.
The illness of Mrs. Harrison kept
President Harrison from attending
the G. A. R, demonstration.
Mrs Rodgers, of Bellefonte has
brought suit against Mrs. Cas-
per for stealing her husbands love.
Chester, Pa, people were alarmed
between IL and u o'clock at night
by an earthquake shock a week ago.
Cholera has found its way into
New York City. There were deaths
reported on the 14th of SepSemb er.
Miss Bessie Mann, of Catawisa,
Pa, visited Miss Minnie Howe on
Cherry street several days last week.
Cleveland has not sent in his let
ter OF acceptance of the nomina-
ton. The brethren are looking for
it
4 large number OF Juniata people
attended the Newport Fair last week.
They report the fair as being a good
one.
Thaddeus Parker boss in the rail
road shops in Allegheny spent sew.
eral days in town at the close of last
week
Miss Irene Allison has returned
to Washington to resume the duties
of her position in the pension depart
ment.
Under taker Ruble of this place
has sold his farm in Furguson Valley
Mifiin county to J. FurgusoD, for
$1,000.
The Presbyterians of Bloomfield
have extended call to Rev. J. L.
Crumrine of n. J., to become their
pastor.
The Duucannon Perry county fur
mace stable was destroyed by @ fire
that started in the hay NOW some
nights ago.
FoR SALE.-A wagon and bob sled
for particulars call on or write to
Abram Guss, Jr, Milford township
Juniata Co., Pa.
There's a woman at the bottom
OF - said the farmer, as his neigh
bors fccked in to aid him hoist his
wife from the well.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cloyd ellison vii
give party this Wednesday evenin!
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Frame of Harrisburg.
Miss Alice Grubb is visiting he
parents at this place. During tn
past six or eight years she has beel
residing in Minneapolis.
James Shillingford of Fayet
townshsp, died at his home north o
Oakland, on Saturday, Septembe
18th, aged 73 years and 6 months.
Last Friday the sheriff closed til
NcAligterville knitting factory on
naper of Mrs. Geo. Mcfarland wifi
of Colonel Geo. Mcfarland deceased
The Reading railroad deal it wa
said at the time would lower or kee
- down the price of coal but it ha
not done so, coal is higher than las
year.
Monday was big day for peache
at the cannery 1888 cans of that fru
were put up The concern was ru
long into the night to accomplish th'
amount of work.
Thomas Hildebrand and daugh
er, from Iowa, stepped over Sabba'
with Mr.. Alonza Fasick and wife
this town, while on their way
Washington D. c.
Baker Hackenberger has SUI
heavy loads of bread and rolls
deliver that he deemed it best to &C
another horse to his bread wage
and now he drives two horses.
James Sweringen brother of MI
Samuel Louden of this town is
Clo..olo..l OH 4.