Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-11-16
SHORTLOCALS.
Teachers Institute next week.

Teachers Institute next week.
Thursday week is Thanksgiving
day.
The confederates will want to be
pensioned.
VIM. Allison, Jr., is at home enjoy.
ing vacation.
America produced 10000, 900 bar
rels of salt last year.
A man with a pair of dancing bears
was In town on Monday.
Andrew Banks shot fox on Shade
mountain last Thursday.
Miss Emma Watts is visiting
friends in Miffiip county.
Rev. Isaac Hickman of Mifiinburg
was in town on Tuesday
Lewistown's shirt factory will be
put in operation next week.
Death cost life insurance compan-
les $1,000, 100000 last year
Remember next week is Institute
week let every body attend.
The British are immensely pleased
over the election of Cleveland.
The people are pleased with the
working of the new election law.
Many people attend the meetings
of The Crescent Literary Society.
The post Office plum is an object
of Democratic attention just now.
The wool of the last clip in Texas
averaged in value 1872 cents a pound.
There was a wet 6 inch snow on
the morning of the 10th of November.
Democratic chairman, I. D. Muss-
or has been i'll every since election
day.
Robert McMecn is adding exten-
sive repairs to his residence in this
town.
The sockless statesman, Jerry
Simpson, has been defeat ed for con
gress.
Miss Mary McMeen, of Fayette
township is visiting friends in Tow
ando, Pa.
T. V. Irwin laid out in town lots
the field east of the Presbyterian
Cemetery.
The new sheriff of Montgomery
county was elected by a plurality of
one vote.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ulsh, of Lew
istown, visited friends in this place
on Sunday.
County Treasurer Scholl drove to
Miffiin county on business and back
last Thursday.
B. K Focht, of the Lawisburg
News received 255 majority for
the Legis' 'ature.
There is always one party who
bets and stakes on an election that
don't feel happy.
All streams are low which means
according to an old saying that win
ter is not yet here.
Wi.barforce Schweyer has return
ed from a business trip to York, Pa,
and Washington, D. G.
1t will be fully Is months before
the democracy get their anti-tariff
laws into working order.
Some one predicts that the coming
winter will be a season of great re-
vival among the churches.
1t is the first time in SO years that
the democrats secured the president
and both houses of congress.
Herman Howe, came homo from
Washington, D. c. to visit his par
ents and friends last Monday.
A wreck of IA freight cars last
Thursday at Bixler's station caused a
delay in transportation several hours.
The democratic party have prom.
ised free wool and cheaper clothing,
blankets, wool carpets and so forth.
L. F. Simpson and wife, of Lyons
Farm, New Jersey, visited Rev. Mr..
Henderson and family the past week.
One of Psnnsylvania's contribu
tions to the exhibition at the Worlds
Fair will be 100000 mounted butter
flies.
Sugar Is times sweeter than that
produced from the cane Is being
made from cottonseed grown at
With.
A revival meeting has been going
on some time in Locust Grove school
house mile and a quarter from
Patterson.
The wise prove and the foolish
confess by their conduct that a life
of employment is the only life worth
leading,-Paley.
The democrats are halting between
two opinions, whether to or not to
hold a ajolifcation meeting and parade
over the elec ton.
The fewest people die in th'
months of December and June, anC
the largest number of people die IL
August and April.
On Monday evening number o
democrats went to Harrisburg to Sc
the democracy parade in honor o
Cleveland's election.
A. oO0 foot only tha hest Spanlsl