Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-07-25
SHORT LOCALS.

out N Emma. ,
Hiss Kate Thomas is at home from
West Chester.
Miss Kate Diehl is visiting friends
in Harrisburg.
Utah has been admitted into the {
Union as State.
Andrew Allison has returned from
a visit to Pittsburg.
Miss Kilt of Altoona is the guest
of Mrs. Benjamin Wagner.
R,,rn-yard manure is said to be
cure for peach tree yeliows. |
Fred Rhome of Harrisburg, spent
part of last week in Patterson.
Col. e. 3. McCrum and wife, OF
Akron, Ohio, are visiting in toWn'
Mrs. Musselnan of Philadelphia
is visiting relatives near Patterson.
There has been less thunder this
season than in the average summer.
Next Friday Sheriff Lapp Will sell
the famous Juniata Valley Vineyards. |
A large part of the democratic par
ty are on a strike on the wilson tar
iff bill
A sun-hnwer feet high shows off
we'll in the garden of ex-Post-master
McCauley.
A little oil of bay set in the win
dow or door of your house will keep
out the flies.
Mrs. SiIas Mover and daughter
Jennie of Altoona, are visiting Mrs
Emanual Meyer.
Ex Prothonotary Memmirger and
wife, paid The County Seat visit
several days ago.
The Indian Mound Harvest Home
VIII be held in Milliken's Grove on
the 18th of August.
The great drought was broken en-
Saturday by rain that refreshed the
sirivoled corn stalks.
Morgan Thomas of West Chester,
is visiting Jacob Thomas family In
Fermanagh township.
Where is the dollar wheat that the
democrats promised during the late
presidential campaign.
John Teller, citizan of Spruce
Hill township, died while driving in
his buggy on Saturday.
Misses Emma and Laura Watts,
are visiting Mrs. Emma and Rose
Gortner in Seiinsgrove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kerlin, Harry
Hawk and wife Of Patterson, drove to
Perry county, last Friday.
M. and Mrs. George Zeigler, son
and daughter of Pittsburg, are visit
ing George Wilson's family.
VIM. Grier of Mifflin county spent
a week at the Murray house. Mrs.
Murray is sister of Mr.. Grier.
Southard Parker of Lewistown
visited bis uncle and aunt, Mr.. an6
Mrs. Robert McNeen on Saturday.
The thermometer registered 10(
degrees IN the shade on the 1Stt
inst. at o'clock in the afternoon.
There is a man IL Snyder cornty
As wears old who never once attend
ed church till on the 2Sth Of last June
Mr.. Myers of Huntingdon, visited
his friend Sam Stoner in Fermnnagl
township, several days the past week
The Pullman car plant is said tt
be capitsiized al 36,000,000. Queery
how much of that is water7 Posaibl,
three quarters.
There is never political drough
dry enough to keep professiona
politician from carrying few drop!
of moisture on two shoulders.
James Thompson, brother OF Mrs
Lyons, wife of Judge Lyons, Of thi
town, died at his home in Tyrone OF
Sunday, aged about 81 years.
Squire G. B. Horning is lookin.
about for the purchase of a goot
farm Can on him or address bin
if you have good farm for ssle.
The catch of clover in the whea
stubble is not up to the expectation
of the farmer. The young clover il
most fields are few and far between
The .Matamoras Epworth League
will hold sociable at Rufus Rice's
half mile east of the church, O.
Friday evening, July q, 1894. A
welcome.
Professor j. G. Conn, of Spruc
Hill, Juniata county, will condue
the singing at Crystal Spiing Cam
Meeting. He vii. be ably cssiste
by Mrs. Conn and others.
Eugene V. Debs and other leader
of the late strikers have been arres
cd, and sent to Jail IA Chicago in d.
fault of bail for violating an injun
ton of United Stats Court.
The wheat crop in Lancaster an
Cumberland counties is larger and
better quality than in many pa
years Pennsylvania consumes q
the wheat raised WITHIN her border
A company of fLewistown minstrel
were in town, one beautiful mool
light night last week. singing 10,
songs, and serenading their friend
Their music was highly appreciate,