Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-05-04
SHORTLOCHLS.

L. burchheIu.
The English sparrow is a lover of
the pea blossom.
Bloomfield will have no base ball
club this season.
Too much high spirits will land q
man in the gutter.
Jerome Tyson has moved with his
family to Harrisburg.
J.H. Kaufman, of Patterson has
moved to Harrisburg.
A man with the big head is always
stranger to himself.
Aman will defend a woman against
everybody except himself.
Samuel Woods, of Lewistown was
in town one day last week.
Mrs. Mitchell, OF Patterson aged 90
years, died on the 25th ultirno.
Mr.. John Sponeybarger visited
friends in Huntingdon last week.
Banker Irwin has had a cosy annex
put to the wost side Of his house.
Miss Ella n. Rohrer of Harris
burg has been visiting in this place.
Tom Patterson sen of A. j. Pat
terson deceased has gone to Wilkes
barre.
Mrs. Samuel Kepner of Port Royal
died on the 23rd, of April. aged 65
years,
H. j. Culbertson, Esq, OF Lewis
town was visible on our streets last
Friday.
Miss Minnie McCalistsr has return
ed from q visit to friends in Tusca-
rora valley.
Charles G. Mayer, railroad super
visor, with residence in this place,
has resigned.
Showers of the queer, it is report
ed, have flooded Altoona with coun
terfeit money.
Three persons joined the West
minister Presbyterian congregation
on last Sabbath
The prospect for a larger wheat
crop in Perry county is diminishing
under the work of fly.
The Robin holds its place against
oil the odds, the English sparrow
can bring against it.
Miss Minnie Neely of Tuscarora
spent several days in town among
her friends last week.
On the 25th OF April, Mrs. Ruth,
erford of Port Royal died of heart
disease, aged 40 years.
A solid south. The congressman of
Is southern states voted almost
solidly in favor of free wool.
Editor B. F. Movers and Pat Russ,
of Harrisburg came last Thursday to
see Colonel Patterson on business.
Edward Berry, is home from his
first years study in the University
of PENNSYLVANIA as medical student
The Fermanagh township school
board, have determined to build a
new school house near David Siebers
place.
Luke Davis, of Walker township
has accepted the position of watch
man in the Z. S. Treasury at Wash
ington.
The Philadelphia Times did moi
miss an issue by the great fire thai
destroyed the type and machinery O.
the office.
Bicycles are not for side walk trav
el, but they have the right of wal
on the roads the same as wagons ano
carriages.
The month of june and Octobe
ara said to produce the largest per
centage of prosperous and happ.
marriages.
FoR SALE OR REST.-A house an
lot tnear McAlistorville, for particular
address David Robson, East Salem
Juniata Co, Pa.
FA Englsr, formerly of Van Wert
this county but now of Dauphl
county, visited in the county thi
week several days.
The house and barn of John
Barner, in Greenwood township ha
been twice destroyed by fire with
the past two years.
The Y. P. G. E. societies of Jun
ato county will hold convention
the Presbyterian church in tn
town on Tuesday May Oath.
Ex-Commissioners clerk Jam'
Irwin, now a resident of Greensbur
Westmoreland county, was a witne'
in the Mrs. Gallaher will ease.
Last week Judge Finletter of PHI
adelphia, sent a colored profession
burglar, who had plead guilty
four burSlaries, to 40 years in jail.
At ar evening party held at tt
the home of citizen of Spring tow
ship, Huntingdon county, numb
Of the ladies got drunk on hard eide
Judge Dean, republican candida
for the Supreme Bench, during thr
years of the timo of rebellion, own
and edited the Hoilidaysburg keg'
ter.
1t seems like a contradiction to q
that grease outs grease, but grea
dishes can be washed by using ter
water with teaspoonful of Ksrose
oil in it.
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