Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-09-28
SHORTLOCALS.

,rnIes in Berks county are plenty.
West Chester has woman dentist.
The mumps afflicted children in
town.
ABristol woman shaves her hus-
band.
Senator Woods was at the fair on
saturday.
- G. 4. r. Post has been organic
ed at Richfeld.
Read the ballot law directions in
an an other columns.
E Gov. Pattison has issued cholera
clean up proclamation.
This is not the wear for big corn,
big potatoes, big pumpkins.
Miss Ellie Howe is visiting her
brother VIII Howe in Tyrone.
Miss Beokie Trimble has secured
. clerkship in Pennell's store.
John 6. Gravbill is in New York
stRspublioan National Headquarters.
Matthew Allison of Washington
In c.. is visiting his parents in this
place.
The next animal encampment of
tbe G. A R will be held at Indian
apolis
Parfridgea were never more nun
erous in Chester county than they
are now.
Misses Sarah and Bessie Parker
Npent severa! days of last week in
s3hiladelphia.
4 Mss Ellie Robison of Altoona was
visiting Miss Maggie Cramsr in Pat
terson last week.
Two houses in Perry county were
DESTROYED by fire last week the houses
were not insured.
Rev. J Max Lqntz, Presiding Ell
der. preached in the Methodist
church on Sabbath.
Major General John Pope died on
Friday night in the Soldiers Home
al Sanduskv, Ohio
Elmer z Rimm of Van DYKE,
bought the Runbergar farm ct Lo-
eust Run for S4,155.
There were over fifty thousand
veterans in line in the grand parade
at Washington last week.
Mr.. McAlister democratic candi-
date for State Senate was in the
county q day or two last week.
Col. John } Patterson, left on Sat
karday for Bloomington, Illinois
.Fhore he will remain several months.
4 The Pennsylvanians in line in the
fGrand Review of the g. A. r., last
week in Washington, numbered 49,
lO2.
For stealing Elias Smiths horse,
John Walters, was sentenced at
Doylestown to 20 years imprison-
ment.
A thunder shower on Sunday
mghtcoolod the summer temperature
to chill cool breeze on Monday
merning.
A letter remained uncalled for in
the post Office. for the week ending
September oath, 1892, for Mrs.
Mary Keller.
Persons in search of good farm
20 buy should look at the one offered
for sale by the executors of Peter
Brown, deceased.
Misses Potter and Harnlin OF Har-
risburg spent several days of last
week at the home of Mrs. Dough-
man IN Patterson.
- The Allegheny county grand jury
has returned true bills against six
teen Homestead rioters for murder
and aggravated riot.
Mrs. Annie Cambeil, daughter Of
Squire James Caveny, deceased, late
OF Fayette, in in from Kansas, visit
ing be JUIiata relatives.
Estimate place the wheat crop in
Europe at $50, 100000 short of full
crop, or crop sufficient to bread all
the bread eating countries.
Philadelphia Times: Horace G..
BrOadhurst, Of Bucks county has
besn fined $50 for harvesting his
peaches on the Lords day.
The Juuiata Horse and Mule Pro-
toctlon Company, will meet in the
Court House in Mifflintown on Oct.
1st, 1892, at , o'clock p. NJ, to'trans-
act business.
odd Abe the bald eagle that
went through the war against rebel
non, with a Wisconsin regiment was
IN the Il A. R. parade at Washing
ton last week.
Tobias Aucker is preparing to
construct family vault for Colonel
1onn j. Patterson in the Presbyter-
l8n cemetery near where the old
O"Narse stood above the pike.
ltch On human and horses aud an
mas cured in 80 minutes by Wool
tr toTu Sanitary Lotion. This never
iStls' H Sold by L. Banks & Co,
DIG50aSSslsts, AIiliiutown. Nov. 13,
hey Mr. Camboll, of the Newton
hamilton n! Presbyterian church, will
"S. a5sls' Rev. Mr.. Henderson, in the
Maa-nRLIistration M II of the communion in
r. Ri resoyterian in this town on
i"aay and Saturday and Sunday.
The cholera broke tho b,sinos, :,