Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-12-06
TIE RIM s
SHORT LOCALS.

Some doctors predict an epidemic
OF Grip this winter
Pennsylvania ranks fourth as a
wool producing state.
Congress- convened on Monday,
Look out for breakers.
Ell Sheriff Walls dopped in to see
the Institute last Thursday evening
Miss Madge Keller, Lewistown,
spsnt last week with Miss Marion
Scholl.
Joel Shirk and son have bought
the Smith farm near Oakland for
$4,000.
The Pennsylvania railroad carried
to tbs Chicago Worlds fair 1.766,000
people.
Frank Patterson, of Harrisburg
spent Thanksgiving at home with his
mother.
DR.. Grubb. has been a -chool di-
rector the past II years in Thomp-
sUntown-
Wi.liem Luck put 410 pound hog
in his lsrder for winter use, few
days Ggo.
The Knights of Labor have elec
ted a man named Sovereign to rule
over them.
Hon. Latimer Wilson, has built
sheep fold 70 the barn on his farm
a. Van Vert.
James Strayer, student of Dick
ison college, Carlisle, is home on
short vacation.
''ss Joe Fertzlsr, Of Port Royal,
.n.ut Thursday and Friday of last
Hvak in town.
Miss Aunie McMeen, of McAlister-
vile spent Institute week with Miss
Jennie Adams.
Miss Emily Murray came home
from Birmingham Seminary, to spend
Thanksgiving.
Hiss Mary Herr, of Port Royal,
visited Miss Maud Wilson several
days last week.
Miss Mary Hertzler and Bess Kep,
ner, of Port Royal, attended lnsti-
tute Thursday.
About three inches OF snow fell on
Saturday night, and was followed by
rain on Sunday.
Miss Maud aud Nerva Kennedy.
OF Harrisburg visited Miss Name
Gushard last week.
Ine State Board of Agriculture
analysed only 400 varieties Of fer
tilizer tic past year.
John Etka has Withdrawn the
libel prosecution against Editor Bon
sail of tho Tribune.
Tia infant son OF ]. Howard Neely
died las. Wednesday evening Of
msmbraneous Group.
The Perry County Farmers insti
tuts will be held in Millerstown, Jan
nary aud 10, 1894.
Harry Kaufman and wife, of Har
risburg spent Thanksgiving day
among friends in town.
Banker Holmes Irwin, OF Newport,
spent Thanksgiving with his brother
and sisters in this place.
Miss Maud Haggarty, of Chicago,
is visiting Hiss Mary North, daugh
ter If Washington North.
Dir. Ed Strayer was home for
The ksgiving. from medical duties
N government service ia Massachus-
stts.
jerome Thompson, came over from
h;s duties in the Middlsburg bank,
10 spend Thanksgiving at home IN
Jurists-
The Presbyterian Church at Aca-
dsmia has bsen repaired aud will be
re-opened for services on the 18th OF
December.
Sheriff Samuel Lapp has number
OF friends who are urging him to
take the field as a cindidats for the
Legislature.
President Cleveland has appointed
J. Scott Harrison, ex President H'r-
cons brother, surveyor OF customs
at Kansas City.
E1Sheriff w. H. Knouse, Of this
county delivered lecture In Centre
school house, in Perry county last
Ssturdsy evening.
W. H. Moore, one of the nswly
elected county commissioners, took
in tho Thanksgiving service, and the
Institute, on Thursday
There was no preaching IN the
pIssbvtcriau church on Sabbath on
account OF Rev. hIr. Henderson,
having be=n stricken with Grip.
Bert Robson and Nevin Aughey,
Who attended school at the Mission
-ry Institute, at Selinserove were
home on Thanksgiving vacation
The letters uncalled for in the Milf
ilntOwn post Office for the week end
ing December I'd, were for Mr.
Lewis Bunger Miss Annie Womer.
Miss Maud McMeen, of Ohio stop
psd of in town last week, on her
lay to Port Royal, where she expects
10 spend the winter with her sister
James McMullen Of East Water
lord was in town on the last day o.
the Institute and did not forget tc
!Ook in and see the Institute at worA
George H. Nash, aged 63 years
--othe,. Of tho editor of the Hunting