Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-04-13
SHORTLOCHLS.
Daily news-a gossip.

Daily news-a gossip.
Methodists are preparing TO build
a church in McAlistsrville.
Presbyterians of Port Royal pro
pose to build new church.
Ex-sheriff Louden is enlarglng his
dwelling house at East Point.
Blaine's health is again improving
under the training of an athlete.
Some Hollidaysburg people talk
Of starting an elsctrie light plant.
Tho Democratic State Convention
meets this Wednesday at Harrisburg.
Tooth pick point shoes, are now
the rage with the ultra fashionable.
The growing wheat in Maryland
presents an unpromising appearance.
Harry Luck, has turned in to
learn the tomb stone cutting trade.
Mr. and Mrs James Ulsh of Lew
istown, visited in this place last Sun-
day.
Erie, Crawford and Schuylkill
counties have wheeled into line for
Quay.
Merchant Harley is in the city buy
ing new stock of clothing for his
store.
The kickers are wearing out q
good deal of shoe leather kicking at
Quay.
J. P. Hallman, of Greenwood twp,
died on Saturday, aged about fifty
years.
Miss Kit Of Altoona has been
visiting Mrs. B. G. Wagner on Third
street.
Mr.. Schlagle is putting up an ag
ricultural implement warehouse in
Patterson.
FOR SALE-A car load of first
rate western cloverseed by Manbeck
& Nelson.
Andrew Todd, of Altoona, spent q
few days with his parents in Patter
son last week.
Governor Pattison is looming up
as a presidential candidate among
the Democracy.
No good reason has been advanced
for keeping the coming Worlds Fair
open on Sunday.
The Republican State Convention
will meet at Ha, risburg on the Goth,
next Wednesday.
A company has been organized in
Lswistown to build an electric rail
way to Reedsville.
Miss Alice Todd, who is visiting
her parents in Patterson, will return
to UniontOwn tomorrow.
Peach growers, report the buds on
old and young bearing trees az
promising as they can be.
Harrison Minium will build new
barn ON his farm in Spruce Hill town
ship, the coming summer.
Irwin Beashore has bought the
Yeakley farm pear this town for &c.
525. 1t is good property.
Elias Horning has added repairs
to his home property on the corner
Of Main and Cherry streets.
The Grand Lodge of the knights
of Pythias will convene at Pittsburg
on the 18th of next August.
Walter Oberholtzer, is home from
Gettysburg college spending the
Easter holidays with his parents.
The Soldiers orphans sixteen year
club will hold their annual meeting
in Harrisburg on the 9th of May.
The coming Thursday is trse plant
ing day. The 9Th of May has also
been set apart for the same purpose.
A travelling brick layer got a job
on Rollman's house last week, and
laid brick at q double quick rate.
Will Howe, of Tyrone, and jesse
Howe, of Harrisburg, visited their
parents on Cherry street, on Sunday.
Frank Meloy, of Patterson. has
secured employment with the P. r.
R., in Altoona and left for that place
on Sunday.
The snow fall during the winter
aggregated about three feet. The snow
fell mostly in the months of Febru
ary and March.
FoR SALE OR RENT.-A house and
lotnea McAlistsrville, for particulars
address David Robson, East Salem,
Juniata Co, Pa.
The following letters, uncalled for
remained in the Niffiintown post-of
fee, April 9, 1892: Miss Sadie Hines
MIR. Sanford Z. Ryder.
Mrs. N. A. Diehl has restocket
her millinery store with new goods
and all fashions in novelties such al
ladies most love to wear.
Miss Eva, daughter of Harve,
Hamilton, of Chicago, is visiting hel
grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w
Hamilton, on Cherry street.
Miss Blanche Hildebrand of Iowa
who has been among friends her,
the past six or eight months, left fo
her western home few days ago.
The barn of George Hollenbaugh
in Toboyne township, Perry county
was destroyed by fire on the 4tl
inst. -Four cattle burned with tn
barn.
DIR. D. g. Arnold, and wife wer