Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-11-29
SHORT LOCALS,
The teachers are here.

The Huntingdon reformatory has
400 inmates.
The new name for Buckwheat cake:
is weather strips"
Enough snow fell at Carlisle, Pa =,
last week to make sleighing.
A good deal of slush ice foated
down the river on Monday.
john Howe killed hog of his own
feeding that weighed 251 pounds.
Misses Maggie Hollobaugh, and
Annie Will are visiting in Harrisburg @.
Misses Rose and Minnie Gortner.
OF Selnsgrovs arc visiting in town.
Mrs. John North visited her daugh.
ter Mrs. Ed Sieber in New Port, last
week.
George Wagner and wife of Reds.
vile; are visiting relatives in this
county.
John Rapp, has been giving raf-
fling matches for chickens these long
evenings.
1t takes $50 chickens to give the
Indians holiday dinner at the Car
Isle school.
Morgan Yeater killed two hogs of
his own feeding that weighed, each
800 pounds.
The thermometer in Minnesota
last week ranged at 5 to % degees
below Zsro
They had good sleighing in Yer
mont last week, and good sleighing
in York State.
District Attorney Mclaughlin Of
Lewistown, was in town on business
last Thursday.
Colonel Thomas Moorehead, of the
Tuscarora Valley Railroad, was in
town on Wednesday.
Allen Lands, OF Lewistown, spent
Sunday with d. S. Rickenbaugh's
family in Patterson.
Twelve thousand people, and fifty
thousand cattle perished in the earth
quake at Krshan, Persia
A thousand men were killed by ac-
oident in the erection OF the Worlds
Fair buildings at Chicago.
A farmer living near Meadville
picked ton of chestuuts this season
from trees on his own farm.
There is O case or two of small pox
in Altoona. Vaccinate, and don't
wsit long about having it done.
Liliuokalina, is the name OF Cleye-
lands Queen. She is not white
woman. Cleveland! Cleaveland!
Hoods Sarsaparilla has cured
many afflicted with rheumatism, and
we urge all who suffer from this dis
ease to give this medicine trial.
Dr. 4. r. Horne will lecture this
Wednesday evening, push and Pull. >"
Go and hear him at the Institute.
The Shuman Male Quartet will give
an entertainment this Thursday even
ing; before the Teachers Institute.
The railroad baggage master is no
longer called n baggage master. His
new name is professor Of Trunk
olOgy."
A. J. Furgason, WAS in town on
Saturday, from PittsburS, where he
se-yei n two weeks term as United
States Juror.
If Cleveland succeeds in restoring
Queen Lili-uo ka-lini, to the throne
he may visit the Queen next Summer
for his health.
Rev. G. L., Maice, of Thompson
town has been conducting great
revival meeting in Bethlehem church
in Turkey Valley.
Mrs. Kate Kissinger, Misses Fran
els and Maude Megaun, and Fila
Hughiug, of Harrisburg, are visiting
friends in Patterson.
Mr.. VIM. Hoops, of McCoysviIlt
vas in town on Monday on his wa.
home from visit to his son DR.
Hoops, of New Port.
John G.. Watts. formerly of Rich
field, this county died at Bristol
Indiana, on the 10Th day of Novem
Der being sick only three days Will
Pneumonia. Aged 63 years.
W. II. Eichmam, of Fayette town
ship, bought the store stand AND
residence OF NJ. l. Keiser, at Center
Walker township, for Sl.925.
Just as teachers make the Teach
ers Institute matter Of intellectual
profit to themselves, so will they be
profit to the schnols they teach.
What a pity Cleveland is married
he might now become king by maj
ryipg Queen Lili-uo-ka la-ni. Oh
sh,'s my Lily, and I'm her Gro.
"-he Harp of the Senses" is tn
subject Of the lecture that Prof. .
B. DeMotte delivers before the Teacl
srs' Institute, on Friday evening
So many highway robberies are r.
ported, that men who have occaslo
to be out at night feel like arming t
repel men who demand their money
Miss Maude Hutchinson, OF A
,toona, on her way home from Phllf
delphia, last week stopped of a fe'
days with Jose Foreman in Patter
son.
The man with busy hands an
willing mind can find something t
do and will not remain idle becaus
wages are not as high as in prospe'
GUS times.
Tho Merrill House. q hotel mes