Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-11-02
SHORTLOCHLS.

Go vote early.
Vote the straight republican ticket
An artificial ice plant will be con
structed in Lebanon.
Mrs. Bonsall and niece Miss Edna
, Kirk have returned from Chicago.
= Men, boys and two dogs killed
B 800 rats in one old shed in Reading
Miss Alma Henderson of Unior
Furnace is visiting Miss Nell North
in Patterson.
Miss Ella Rohrer of Harrisburg, is
visiting at the home of William
Banks on Third street.
The country does not want third
term man for President. Cleveland
is a third term candidate.
George w. Heck added another
n lot of nice substantial shoes to his
already llrg9 stock of all kind of
). shoes.
= The Presbyterian pasonage in
Clearfeli was damaged to the extent
of fifteen hundred dollars few days
ago by fire.
Last Saturdays storm sent q num-
Der of ships to the bottom of the sea-
The terrors Of n wreck at sea are
heart reEding.
Mr. Frank S. Garner and wife of
Doylestown is visiting Mr.. Henry
Scholl and family. MIR. Garner is a
!. brother of Mrs. Scholl.
y Willi9m Oylor of Mexico this coun-
, ty, died last Thursday afternoon
aged about 65 years. He having
been i'll the past 5 months.
L. A. Tennis, of Thompsontown,
has been awarded the contract for
the construction of the Kishacoquillas
Valley railroad in Miffiin county.
Mrs. N. NJ. Jacobs and Miss Mag
gle Cramer have returned home from
an attendance upon the dedicatory
\ ceremonies Of the Chicago Columbus
:. exposition.
Rev. Geo. w. Willard aged SO
years, OF Collegeyille, Pa, and Miss
Mary E. Gormley, aged 70 years, of
Lancaster, Pa, we're married on the
2Sth day Of October.
The letters remaining in the Miffiin-
town post Office uncalled for October
-, 1892, were for David Smith, L. W
Kerr, Rlnold Estino, John p Pauler,
NJ. G. Sherman, Mrs. Levi Kasteter
Itch on human and horses and al
ar mails cured in 80 minutes by
A Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. This
never fails. Sold by L. Banks & Co,
Druggists, Afiffliutown, Pa. Oct. l, ly.
The latest arrangements in we'd
dings is for the newly welded people
to remain at home for the honey
moon, AM the parents of the bride
to 90 Oh trip Of a week or ten days.
J. NJ. Alter. brother of David Alter
of Port Royal station agent at Burn
ham, on the evening OF the oath
inst while in the act of coming out
of his Office tripped and fell breaking
one of hi. legs below the knee. He
has the sympathy of many friends.
IAN election booth with all theproper
election fixtures has been put up in
the Orphans Court room and citizens
may by calling before election day
OIL the clerk to the Commissioners
he admitted to the room to familiarize
themselves with the arrangements
for voting.
The erring brethren are ginning
for Hugh Laiimer Wilson the Re
publican candidate for Representative
on the horse business. Read in On
other column what Mr.. Wilson him
self says about it. He is a truthful
and reputable man and his word
should be all sufficient on the ques-
don.
Wayne McVeagh has again turned
his political coat and is in such ear
nest about it that he is out making
speeches for the erring brethren.
One Of the things that he is com
planning about is that sugar is not
cheaper and yet at no time since
Wayne McVeagh WAS born has sugar
been so cheap.
\ Morrity Richter, aged 80 years, a
(German citizen of Huntingdon, in
good health and seemingly in sound
mind, last Thursday walked to the
railroad and laid down and placed
his neck across the rail in front of
an east bound freight, The head
was cut from his body almost as
nicely if done with a knife.
The barn of Geo. W. Miller near
Mapleton, Huntingdon county was
destroyed by fire on the 9th inst,
about 7 o'clock in the evening. The
family were not at home at the time.
-Four mules the wheat, oats, rye and
hay OF this year were all consumed.
insurance only one thousand dollars
Why the barn was set OF fire is not
known.
Duncannon Record says:-There
Wns row in the gypsy camp on Sat
urday evening. One of the womer
got tull o. "booze" and ordered her
master to do her bidding which he
stoutlY refused to do, and the result
was he mashed the cook stove, anC
she, not to be outdone, laid the ''old
man out for few hours by striking
him over the head with a billet O
4 wood. What glorious times these
y >nomads have.
~ Secretary of State Harrity certified