Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-08-15
SHORTLOCALS.

SHORT LOCALS.
Alton Scholl is visiting his parents.
It is said the chestnut crop will
be large one.
Wheat sold last wesk in Kansas
for 36 a bushel.
Miss Carrie Stump is visiting rel
atives in Lewistown.
r. E. Parker has had slate roof
placed on his residence.
Thomas Fasick is at home from
Philadelphia this week.
Miss Maude Daulby of Lewisto wn,
is visiting in Patterson.
Mrs. Steets of Altoona is visiting
Miss Fannie Espenshade.
The dog days came to an end for
for this year on Saturday.
Straw berries are said to be rem
edy for both gout and gravel.
Mrs. VIM. Jackson lately visited
the Misses Marks in Patterson.
Rob't Kurrz of Allentown is visit
ing his aunt Mrs Capt. Hinkle-
Calvin North of Selinsgrove Nat
ional Bank, spent Friday in town.
The National Guard Encampment
began at Gettysburg on Saturday.
Miss Annie Spoonabarger of Hunt
ingdon is visiting her brother in Pat
terson.
The Mif1in county fair will be
held on the 4th aud 5th days of d.
cember.
Miss Carrie Adams of Philadel-
phia, is visiting relatives in Juniata
county.
James Watts and brother Edward
of Tyrone, visited relatives in this
place last week.
Drew Crawford of Wannamaker's 8
store, Philadelphia, is visiting rela-
tives in this place.
Mrs. Eliza Hunt is visiting her pa
rents at Van Dyke, Juniata CO.
Lewistown Gazette.
Mrs. Beniamin Wagner visited her
mother Mrs. Jessie Grubb in Lewis
town last Thursday.
&C. North of Washington, D c.,
spert number of days here among
his friends last week.
Miss Joe Wilson of Lewistown was
the guest Of her sister Mrs. Doty,
several days last week.
James Horning eau rht l9 bass in
the deep water no the river from
Cotter's hole last Thursday
Mr.. Harshberger of York State
visited his mother Mrs. Harshberger
in McAlistersville last week.
Senator Patterson and wife spent
the Senator's birth day at their home
in town sn the Stb, PR resent month.
Misses Catherine and Ada Beres
head from the west are visiting
Blair Cramers family in Patterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. .McNieht Of Lewis
town visited VIM. B. Crawford's fam
ily in Patterson several days lately.
The harvest home at Schmittle' s
Grove was addressed on Saturday by
Memo Esh, Geo. Parker aud Rev. Mr..
LLOYD.
Miss Mary Patterson started on
Tuesday for Lancaster, where she
expects to make her home with her
father
Rev. John W SPEEDILY was to
preach in the NJ. E. Church in this
place on Sunday, but for some rea-
son did not come.
John Hench of Turbett township,
who has been in poor health the past
five years died last Saturday evening
aged about 70 years.
In some of the adjoining counties,
action is being brought against peo-
pie who bring chickens to market,
tied in punches by the legs.
The Japanese in Chicago, have op-
ened an office through which all the
aid they can give to their govern
ment will be sent to japan.
"Applaus shook the court house
when cashier f. G. Sattley, of the
Kansas City Savings Bank, was SEN
fenced to prison for four years
The earlier symptoms of dyspepsia
heartburn and occasionally head
aches. should rot be neglected Take
Hood's Sarsararills TO be cured.
Misses Lou and Harriet Jackman,
and Miss Lily Saunders of Pittsburg
have gone to Atlantic CITY and ex-
poet to stop sometime in New York.
The letters uncalled for in the
.Nifflintown post Office for the week
ending August IL, were for MIR.
Charles Vert, Zale Urbllau: Cards,
A. E. Scoville, +. Isakowitz.
The railroads are about to inaug
urate vigorous measures against the
tramp nuisance. They propose to
arrest tramps and dispose of them
under the tramp and vagrant laws.
Mrs. Hendricks and her sister Miss
Mcclure of Middletown are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Holloway at the Luth.
eran parsonage. Mrs. Holloway,