Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-05-16
SHORT LOCALS.

There was a heavy fog on Satur-
day morning
Nearly all the corn in Juniata has
been planted.
The family name of the Governor
of Texls IS Hogg.
B.F. Wallace of Tuscarora was
in town on Monday.
Mr.. Dysinger has built stable on
his home lot in town.
Jeremiah \. Kellar, ESQ, has
bought himself bicycle.
Professor Dysingers Academy is
well supplied with pupils.
J-dge Lyons held court for Judge
Savage in Sunbury last week.
Rev. John r. Henderson has re-
signed the Office of school director.
J.B. NJ Todd has been appointed
Justice Of the Peace in Patterson.
Ex sheriff G. Meadville of Blair
county has failed for about $4,000.
Kurtz Kaufman has repaired his
mansion on his farm near this town.
Horses sleep with one ear point
ed to the front; but why, no man can
tell"
More potatoes have been planted
in Pennsylvania than any proceeding
year.
There are 63S pupils now attend
ing the West Chester State Normal
School.
A number of people attended
Barnum's show at Harrisburg on
last Friday.
The coke mems strike has caused
Narzhall's furnace at Newport to
bank its fires.
"Itlly has 4,8OO,OOO lemon trees,
which pcDduce about 100000, 600
lemons annually"
Miss Rebecca Parker of Lewistown
visited her aunt Mrs. Robert Nc
M5en over Sunday.
The Coxey camp has been moved
from the District Of Columbis to Hy-
attsville, Maryland.
Coxav's armviF growing less. His
followers to Washington cannot en-
dur9 lying in camp.
John J. Patterson, Jr.. has been
admitted to practice in the Supreme
Court in Philadelphia.
"NIy sister has beer cured of scrof-
ula by Hoods SarsspariIla.' Edith
Bell, Hollidaysburg, p.
Mr.. Roush Of Oakland Mills,
brought a nice lot of western cattle
to his place on Monday.
The bicycle placed at chance by
B. Frank Hawk fell into the hands
Of liveryman John Bargy.
The Lehigh Valley Railroad Com
Pa0y have . new engine that runs at
the rate Of 70 miles au hour.
The State Fishery Commission put
$4,000 little salmon into the river at
this place one day last week.
One Of the soziest hotels in the
Juniata Valley Is The Ashton kept by
Landlord Leach in Patterson.
i used Hoods Sarsaparllla fer
weak nerves ard il made them strong.
Alex. Smith. Orwigsburg, Pa.
Abram Williams of Williams
Grove Cumberland county, has
steer that Weighs $500 pounds.
4 Z. Raffsns5erger Of McCulloch's
Mills IS building a house on his place
in Juuiata township, Perry county.
Charles Zimmerman while making
a run in a game of base ball at Dun
cannon fell and broke his left ann.
Potato bugs have put in an p
psaclRre. They seam to come out
Of the ground with the potato stalk.
The Democratic party next fall
viii find itself like the Indian who
lassoed 4 locomotive-jorked to pieces
Said rich man: There is only
one thing worse than poverty, and |
that is to be able to keep five serv-
ants
Jacob Thomas has sold his farm of !
20 acresin Fermanagh township, to
his brother Semuel Thomas for S3,-
534
Edward BARLEY is making a tour
Of this and several neighboring coun-
ties as an agent for a large hardware
firm.
An exchange says tie difference in
winding is in winding up a clock
1t goes. In winding up a dance it
stops.
The long coke and coal trains are
missing on the railroad since the
coal and coke strike has been inaug
urated.
The travelling musicians have start
cd on their summer tour, and may
be seen and heard almost any day
in town.
81 took Hoods SarsapariIla to
build me up after the grip and felt
like new person" George L. Berry,
Newberry, Pa.
Fifty men were along the noun.
tain north of town in Fermanagh
township on Sunday putting out fire
in the woods.
The letter uncalled for in the Milf
f1intown post Office at the close of
the week ending May II, was for
Miss Kate Bailor.
After suffering with dyspepsia, I