Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-04-20
SHORT LOCALS.

Q borough.
Judge Lyons held court in Perry
county last week.
The regulation Easter storm came
in on time on the 14th.
Merchant Harley. has restocked his
store with new clothing.
The growing wheat presents fair
to middling appearance.
Merchant Schott is having his
dwelling house re-roofed.
Aaron Leidy, an aged citizen OF
McAlisterville is very sick.
II. L. Cramer was IN Winchester,
Va, on business last Saturday.
The river water was uncommonly
clear last week for April weather.
The Great Council ofRed Men will
be held in Reading, Pa, May 10 to %.
Miss Flora Selhimer, ofLewistown
visited in town few days last week.
Daniel Westfall, an aged citizen of
Fayette township, is dangerously i'll.
Better to live in house without
windows than house without pa
pers.
Rev. Mr. Henderson will preach in
ksrtinsburg, Blair county, next Sab
bath.
Good Friday was not observed in
this place, all business places were
open.
Merchant Espenchade took a run
to Philadelphia last Friday for new
goods.
Certain Democrats want to nomi-
nate General Slocum for the Presi-
dency.
Two or three weddings are book
ed, to take place in tow in the near
future.
Rev. Joseph hathers, of Bellville,
visited his friends in town, on Good
Friday.
Jacob Eicholtze, Of the Sunbury
Democrat, has been slated for the Leg
lslature.
The reunion of the 10th R, Pa,
v, will be held in Altoona, May 4th
and 5th.
Thomas S. Johnston, is q Rspub-
liean candidate for Congress in Hun
tingdon.
Martyn P. Crawford spent Satur-
day and Sunday with friends in Milf
fin county.
Easter flowers were conspicuously
worn by many ladies last Saturday
and Sunday.
Editor Bonsall and DR. Darwin
Crawford spent few days in Phila-
delphia last week.
General Gregg, Auditor General
elect, will move from Reading to
Harrisburg, May 1st.
Miss Josie Wilson, of Lswistown,
has been visiting her sister Mrs. Ezra
Doty in Mifiintown.
Lewistown people are on the look
out for Forepaugh's show some time
during the summer.
Miss Fleeta Bosler, of Carlisle, Pa.
is the guest Of her cousin, Miss Edna
Kirk, on Main street.
The fish commissioners az Harris
burg, say they are over run with ap-
plications for trout fry.
VIM. H. George, of Lawrenceville
n. j., is visiting his classmate An
drew Banks, in this place.
A match trust has been buying
match plants, and an advance in tbs
price Of matches is looked for.
For head ache, apply water a;
warm as you can bear it, to the bscl
of your neck and to your feet.
Six thousand houses were destroy
ed by fire in Toxic, Japan, on the
9th inst. Many lives were lost.
Miss Bessie Kepner, of Port Roy
al, spent last Friday with her friend
Miss Bessie Pennell, in Patterson.
The underwriters of Perry and Ju
niata, met in Millerstown, last week
and raised the rates of insurance.
The Michigan Republican Stat
convention has declared for Genera
R. A. Alger as candidate for tn
Presidency.
Clayton Meyers, of Furguson Val
ley Miffiin county, is pleased over hi
ownership of q sheep that has 81
pound lamb.
For SALE OR RENT.-A house an
lot near McAlisterville, for particular
address David Robson, East Salem
Juniata Co, Pa.
Miss Kate Mathers is home fror
school, visiting her father, Mr.. o.
lando Mathers, and her grand-mott
er, Mrs. Turbett.
Herman Howe has accepted pos
ton in Washington, d. c., dru
store and will soon go to that plac
to assume his duties.
MIR. and Mrs James Ford, an
Miss Mary George, of Philadelphia
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Albel
Hackenbergsr in this town.
Samuel Warner on the Espel
schade farm is the owner of tw
weeks old calf that has three nostril
three eyes, and three horns.
General VIM. Bell, was the la
. delegate from the Westminster col
gregation from this place, to Presb.
terry at Huntingdon. last week.
A large party of people from tt