Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-03-23
SHORT LOCALS.

in last Saturday
Ex-Governor Beaver is i'll at his
home in Bsllefonte.
Saturday morning produced first
rate January weather.
Miss Ellie Pannebaker is visiting
friends in Huntingdon.
Ohio, this year, will not raise half
her average wheat crop.
People acquainted with weather
matters predict a late spring.
Huntingdon colored people are
holding temperance meetings.
The Democratic county committee
will meet in this town next Satur-
day.
Charles Mcclellan is home from q
trip to the western part of the
State.
Miss Aunie Spooneberger of Pat
terson is attending school in Hun
tingdOn.
Mr.. Harrison Brouse, of near Nc
Veytowp, visited friends in Juuiata,
last week.
FOR SALE "A car load of first
rate western cloverseed by Manbeck
& Nelson.
The Franklin county Republican
convention endorsed I. II. Mahon
for Congress.
John McCachren, died at his home
in Milford township, near Patterson,
last Saturday.
Miss Frank Hamilton, of Walker
township, visited friends in town
few days last week.
Mrs. Underwood died at her homa
on Water street last Friday night,
aged about 73 years.
A McKeesport coffin company has
sent drummer out on the road with
samples in miniature.
St. Patrick's day in the morning
last Thursday-bowed itself out with
snow in the evening.
Mrs. z. S. Parker, of Washington,
D. G., has been visiting, her sister
Mrs. Mayer, on Bridge street.
The Perry county Agricultural
Fair will be held in Newport on Sep
tember 13, IA, 10 and 16, 1892.
DIR. W H Banks and George How
er bought Benjamin Mitchell's row
of dwelling houses in Patterson.
Aucker's new tomb stone works
on the foundery lot on Washington
street, will soon DO in operation.
The Sunbury and Northumberland
street railway don't pay. The sheriff
will sell il on the Goth of March.
Judge John Stewart, of Franklin
county, is looming up as Republi-
can candidate for the Supreme bench.
Jesse Howe telegraph operator in
the Harrisburg railroad office was
home over Sunday visiting his parents.
Huntingdon has organized an cleo
trio street railway company. 1t will
pay if enough people travel on the
road.
Miss Josephine Wilson of Lewis
town visited her sister Mrs. Ezra
Doty, on Main street few days last
week.
DIR. Frost preached his farewell
sermon," last Sabbath evening, to a
large congregation in the Methodist
church.
Morrison of the Newton Hamilton
Wafchman last week printed his favor
ite election ticket for next November S
election.
The backward spring gives prom
ise of a large peach crop on the
young trees that come into bearing
this year.
Cashier, T. V. Irwin, has sold the
east end of the lot that he recently
bought from the Jacobs heirs, to X
E. Parker.
Thomas Rumberger, a prominent
citizen Of Walker township, this eoun
ty dsed on the 14th inst, aged about
sixty years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Penrose Dull, of Me
Veytown, took dinner with Mr.. anc
Mrs. Robert McMeen, last Thursda,
in this town.
The Republicans of Blair county
at the next primary election, vii
vote their preference for United
States Senator.
For SALE OR REYT.-A house anC
lot near McAlisterville, for particular
address David Robson, East Salem
Juniata Co, Pa.
Daniel Reitze, who has been farm
ing on the John Reno farm, will G,
to Snyder county and engage in th
butchering business.
This is the year in which a Prssi
dent will be elected, and that is on
of the many reasons for having
newspaper in the family.
The Perry County Republican
Convention to select delegateseto th
Republican State Convention will b
held at Bloomfield, April4th.
L. r. Rhodes, of Phenixville, wa
in town las Thursday, and drove +
Lost Creek Valley to see relatives
some of whom are in poor health.
Boyd Pannebaker, 10 year old so
of Moses Papnebaker of this towr
has gone to Tyrone to stay Will
with his sister Mrs. Jesse Laport.
Absalom Wagner, railroad brak,