Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-04-27
SHORTLOCALS.

There are a number of houses in
town unrented.
Banker Ezra Doty, has rspaintsd
his dwelling house.
Prof Auman has a large Normal
School in this town.
Communion in the Presbyterian
church next Sabbath.
When you look for nice new cloth
ing drop in at Harlsy's.
Every one talks favorable to the
establishment of cannery.
The horses at the Wilson sale on
Saturday averaged $119 20.
Western papers say this is the year
for the grasshopper plague.
Frederick Bowers, Esq, of Middle.
burg was in town last Friday.
The good book says, "the eyes Of
the fool are on the ends of the earth. :"
The work of the republican con-
vention at Harrisburg gives salts
faction.
The Marine Band of Washington
will give concert in Harrisburg, on
May 9th.
Miss Lizzie Coll, of Lancaster is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Snyder in
Patterson.
The trout fishers stories this
spring are not up to stories told in
past years.
Charles Cleary will be hung on the
9th of June, for the murder OF Re
nova policeman.
Dr. Darwin Crawford and Arson
B. Wills spent few days last week
in Philadelphia.
Tree nurserymen sell peach trees
in Chambersbarg at public sale, at
regular stated times.
Abe johnson, of Millerstown, while
asleep was relieved of his pension
money some days ago.
School directors are required to
take the oath of Office before assum-
ing the duties OF director.
Congressman Atkinson is at home
attending to some business that res
quired his personal attention.
The rain Of last week was timsly
for the early sown oats. A large
percentage of the oats is yet to SOW.
Take egg stains from silver by
rubbing with wet rag which has
been d;ppsd in common table salt
Misses Jnne and Tillie Loudon
and Mrs. II. E. Bonsall spent
couple of days last week in Philadel-
phia.
Thomas Patterson has secured o
position on the electric railway in
Wilkesbarre and has gone to that
place.
These are the days when the boy
delights to fish with his hand. un-
der the banks of small streams for
suckers.
John Fasick, of Altoona, an cid time
citizen of Mifflintowu, is visiting
friends and relatives in this place
and vicinity.
New spring goods aud new goods
for all seasons of the year at Espen-
schades. Drop in and SEQ the nice
dress goods.
A pleasant occasion was surprise
party on Miss Jennie Howe at her
home on Cherry street, last Thurs
day evening.
FoR SALE OR RENT.-A house and
lot near McAlisterville, for particulars
address David Robson, East Salem,
Juniata Co, Pa.
Boyd Parker after spending his
Easter vacation at his hems in this
place has returned to Normal School
in Huntingdon.
The weak spot in the Republican
platform adopted at Harrisburg is
the one declaring against the free
coinage of silver.
Hon VIM. Hertzlsr was in town
on Saturday evening seeing friends
Report has it, that he has an eye on
the State Senate.
Mr.. j. S. Morrison, Editor of the
Greenville, Pa, .fduance .Argus was
the guest of Carl f. Espenschade
one day last week.
Miss Tillie Loudon has just re
turned from the city with fine as
sortment of new millinery goods
Call in and be satisfied.
Judge Baker, of the Perry county
Freeman, fell in the back yard of hi'
home in Bloomfield, last week and
severely injured his back.
Attorney Potter, of Selinsgrove
was in town last Friday. Mr.. Potter
is the Republican candidate TO,
Congress in Snyder county.
On the 18th of April, 1892, Mrs
Catherine Golden, of Shamokin, Pa.
was buried, aged ITO years. Sh'
came from Ireland 60 years ago.
Editor G. p. Pannebaksr ant
wife, of Coalport, Clearfeld county
have the sympathy of their man,
friends over the death of their ittl
son.
We know we can show you bet
ter line of building hardware thal
you can get elsewhere. Call at Nc
Clintic's hardware store on Mai
street.
The house and barn of Squir