Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-08-30
SHORTLOCHLS.

Court next week.
Good corn in Iowa.
Port Royal Fair next week.
Monday was the last of this years
dog days.
Mrs. Lyons has been quite i'll the
past week.
'Septembar 7th is the last day for
registration.
Altoona was threatened last week
With water famine"
Miss jennie Adams visited relatives
at Van Vert last week.
Mics Marie johnson of Port Royal
spent Saturday in town.
VIM Marks of Chicago is visiting
his mother in Patterson.
Misses Muysie and Catherine Diehl
are visiting near Mexico.
Prohibitionists in Huntingdon Co.,
will run a ticket this fall.
Be assessed. You have only few
more days to attend to it.
Miss Ellie Goshen of Altoona is
visiting Miss Flora Fasick
r. r. Young of Altoona spent Sun
.iay among friends in town.
Miss Laarie Guss of Harrisburg is
visiting friends in Patterson.
Clo-aland and his calamity making
Congress are still in session.
SIX peach trains westward bound
passed this station on Sunday.
Miss Iren. Allison has returned
home from q visit to New York
Miss Rockie Mitchell of Patterson
is visiting friends in Harrisburg.
Thomrsonfown people are talking
about starting n Loan Association.
Mss Edna Seiber of Harrisburg,
is visiting relatives ir this county.
Many Juniata county people are in
attendance upon the Changers picnic
The Republican State Convention
meets this Wednesday at Harrisburg
D. s. Rickenbuugh attended a
herac sale in Bloomfield on Monday.
Walter Oberholizer who has been
travelling this summer is come on a
visit
Miss Sallie Maver of Columbia, is
visiting her brother c.. w Mayer in
this town.
d. Harry Sweigart of Latrobe is
home visiting his parents in Ferman-
agh township.
Frank Kelly of Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
is visiting his uncle John Cunning
ham in Patterson.
Miss Lizzie Okeson Of Academic,
and Miss Gprrie Parker of. Altoona,
spent Friday in town.
NJ = Minnie Triple of Safe Har
-, Lqncaster county, is visiting
rs Harry Mcclellan.
Miss Nell5a Musser entertained
some ef heI young friends very pleas
antly last Tuesday evening.
The working time in the Harris
burg railroad shops he's been reduc-
ed from five to three days a week.
The Teachers Institute will be
convened in the court house in this
town on the 27th day of November.
The barn of John Clay of Brady
township. Huntingdon county, was
destroyed by lightning several days
age.
At this date. 272 of the 364 tents
at the Newton Hamilton camp-meet'
ing Camp have been secured for
1894.
Misses Rose Kennedy of Lewis
and Flo Dunmire of Harrisburg Wis
tied the Misses Jsckman on Third
street last week.
Theletters uncalled for in Miff1in
town post office on Saturday evening G
were for Samuel G. Allen, Mrs. Joe
McCulloch, Mr.. Hinley Michael.
Springs and wells in certain parts
of Miflin county were dried ant
farmers we're comr'lled to haul wa
ter long distances. and drive theil
cattle away from home for water
c.. G.. Shelly of Thompsontown ha
a tract of 5S acres all clear except
acres with new buildings erected
thereon that he will dispose of at pr
vate sale. Call on, or address hin
for further particulars.
Democratic times have 80 af1ecte
railroad freight transportation tha
there are thousands of freight car
side tracked in the Valley of the JI
niata. Tie democratic party is nc
e calamity bowler but calamity mai
er.
~ large barn owned by Chorles Nj
LaucbIin in Spruce Hill township
was struck by lightning on Saturda
evening about dusk. The bulld1n I'm
with this years crop was burnt III
stock and most of machinery IN an
about the barn was gotten out OF. Il
reach of the flame.
A number of town people turn'
out one dav last week to capture {,
man that Robert Pannebaker and
Fl. Yeatter met among the elder b'
~ bushes in Milford township, WI
tiev believe is Al Clouse, the murdt
ar Of e. w. Prickett of Miffiin count
Their search, however, was fruitie'