Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-08-22
SHORTLOCALS.

SHORT LOCALS.
Aluminium is about the weight of
dry pine.
The political boiler will soon begin
to bubble.
Miss Esther McKinly is visiting in
Tnscarora valley.
Row Kreider has returned home
from Driftwood.
The potatoe blight prevails in many
districts in Ireland.
Jacob Davis was on trip to Har-
r;sburg on Thursday.
Mrs. Nevin is visiting her sister
Mrs. Robert McMeen.
Harry Guss of Akron, Ohio, is vis-
;tiue friends in Patterson.
The picnic and camp meeting sea-
son is drawing to close
Mrs. j. C. Dunn and family are
visiting in Mifflin county.
The largest coffee crop ever known
has been raised this year.
Miss Hutton of Harrisburg is Wis
iting in this neighborhood.
Miss Grace Clair, of Baltimore, is
visiting Mss Jennie Berry.
Harry McCulloch of Lancaster. is
visiting friends in the county.
Ed. BARLEY is visiting his mother
Mrs. BARLEY on Cherry street.
Be certain you are registered on or
before the 9th day of September.
Miss Villa McNitt of Patterson,
recently visited in Snyder county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hatfield of Harris
burg are visiting the Misses Diehl.
VIII Mc.Neen of Pittsburg is visit
inc his mother near NcAlisterviile.
Miss Molly Stoner spent Sunday
at Newton Hamilton campmeeting.
Mrs. B. F. Schweier and daughter
Annie are sojourning in Atlantic City.
Miss .day Richenbaugh is visiting
her uncle Frank Moist in Lewistown.
Wm. E. Etka and wife of Wash
incton. D. c.. are visiting Mr.. EIka' S
parents.
The Methodist Sabbath School
picniced in Schweier's woods last
Thursday.
Rev. ]. X. Lloyd of Port Royal.
preached in the Methodist church
on Sabbath.
NJ. Ford and wife of Philadelphia.
are visiting the family of MIR. Albert
Hackenberger.
Indian Mound Harvest Home was
attended by number Of people
from this town.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Baitv, OF Mitfiin
county, visited Wash Burchheid
family last week.
4 brass band has been organized
bv q number of the musical young
men of the town.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ford Of Phil
adelpbia, are visiting Albert Hack
enbergers family.
Mrs. Zeiders, wife of Prothonotar>
Zeiders, is visiting friends in the eas
end of the county.
Mrs. George BARLEY of Pittsburg
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Hoiio
baugb, her parents.
Miss Lucy Sciple of Lancaster, II
visiting her uncle Byron Shuman
near Mexico station.
Sam Stoner and brother Theoru'
Of Nebraska, have gone to PhIladel
phia for a short time.
F. L. Harman, librarian OF th'
Harrisburg City Library, spent
dav in town last week
.Nr. and Mrs Charles Halford ant
son, of Germantown, are the guest
Of I. w. Auker's family.
The Juniata peach growers wh'
have peaches now to sell are gettln;
good prices for their fruit.
All the school house education tha
Horace Greely received was fou
winters in country school.
The Cocolamus Harvest Home AS
sociation. held its first picnic las
Saturday near Browns Mills.
Charles B. Crawford ESD. has bee
regularly installed in his new ONO
opposite Court House square.
Misses Stella and Elsie Koenig G
Lewistown are visiting their cousin
Misses Gertie aud Lottie Schott.
A large percentage of the cor
stalks will require long, moist Ia
season to give them ears OF corn.
Messrs. Guy Neely and John Holt
OF Washington, D. c., are the gues'
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Howard Nicely.
Iowa is again coming to her sense
The Republican majority this vet
will be anywhere from $4,000 to lO
600.
Cashier Doty of the First Nation
Bank and wife, are off on an excu
sion to Atlantic City, New York an
Boston.
The change for cooler weather Ia
week brought on the aches for mar
people who are subject to rheumat
attacks.
The counties of Union, Pike, Cal
eron and Tioga in this State, a
noted for having few consumpti
ipba hitopfc