Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-01-20
SHORT LOCALS.

w
ing friends in town.
Salt sprinkled among packed cloth.
ing is moth preventive.
The only hotel in Jerusalem Is
owned by Philadelphian.
John Stouffer lost valuable horse
by fatulent collie last week.
The First National Bank Of Muncv
has gone up the financial fune.
Music has been ruled out of Potts.
vile schools as an illegal luxury.
In France and Germany horses
are now vaccinated for the glanders.
One of the best educators that can
be placed in a family is newspaper.
But one thunderstorm has been
witnessed in Arizona during IA years.
There are few people who are
above jealousy, prejudice and revenge.
Ten days per annum is the aver
ago amount of sickness in human
life.
Mrs. Joseph Hess and Mrs. VIM.
Rodgers visited in Philadelphia last
week.
Mrs. Davenport wife of Rev. Mr.
Davenport of Academia, died on the
18th inst.
David Nicely of Tuscarora Valley
returned to Princeton College on
last Friday.
The double turreted monitor Man
tonamoh is off southwark in the di,
rectien of Chill.
"That's put up job" he said, as
he saw the sheriff posting a sale
netice on his place.
1S4 citizens of Huntingdon county
whose ages ranged from so to "a
years, died in 1891.
FOR RENT,-A comfortable dwell
ing house, with good lot. For par
ticulars call at this office.
Col. John j. Patterson who was
reported as i'll at Wilkesbarre in last
weeks issue is about again.
Mrs McFadden of Milford town
ship. aged about 70 years died on
the 10th of present month
Bucks county's sheriff has sold
eleven valuable farms under the ham
mer within the past few days.
Twelve persons united themselves
with the Presbyterian church of
Newton Hamilton on Sunday week.
Two thousand men are working
like beavers making dynamite car
tridges for Uncle Sam, at Dubuque,
La.
Commercial travellers arc swooping
down on Congress for special rates
under an Inters tate Commerce law
amendment.
Philadelphia Republicans elected
delegates to the state convention
favorable to the nomination of Blaine
for president.
Some of the democrats in Texas
don't know that the rebellion is over.
''They every once in a while float the
Reble flag from their houses.
"Corsets have filed more graves
than whiskey," says Miss Willard.
So it seems women kill themselves
by getting tight as well as men.
The Democrats in Congress will
not attack the Mckinley bill as a
whole, but they will offer bills for the
repeal of certain parts of the bill.
Look out for the great change to
be made next week in the advertise
ment of Cohen & Brown clothing,
notion, shoe and jewelry dealers in
Thompsontown.
Calvin Barton, an aged citizen OF
Beale township, died on the morning
Of the 18th of present month. He
was the father of Isaac Barton living
near this town.
Grip has carried many Juniata
people into the unseen world this
winter. Mostly people who were
down a considerable distance on the
shady side of life.
Congressional candidates are talk.
ed about. Those most talked about
are L. E. Atkinson, Thad Mahon. 81
J. Culberson, a w. Potter, G. B.
Miller, John Gundy.
She-It is reported around town
that we are engaged.
He-I have heard worse things
than that.
She-I never have.
ga young lady ate half wedding
cake, then tried to dream of her flu
turs husband. Now she says she
would rather die than marry the mar
she saw in that dream"
Misses Mary and Ella McHenry
Rohrer of Harrisburg, who have
been in attendance upon the Neely'
Banks wedding ceremonies returned
to their home last week.
Marion ScholI, Beckie Cunning
ham, Mary North, Rachel and Rose
Henderson, Andrew Allison and
Edward Brant united with the Pres
byterian church on Sabbath.
The Jacob Thomas property OF
Maine street, two store rooms and
two dwelling houses were sold at
public sale last Saturday to Cap