Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1895-09-25
SHORT LOCALS.


Judge Lyons is holding court in
Pottsvil'e this week.
Juniata county people in Altoona,
hold reunion once year.
The colored voter out numbers the
white voter in South Carolina.
Huntingdon Presbytery will con
vene in Port Royal next Tuesday.
The cannery is busy place these
days from dewy morn to dusky eve.
Mr.. Noble of Broad Top City, has
bought the stock of merchant John
W. Kirk
Brainard Parker is housed, nursing
q leg that was hurt in a game of
foot ball
Many people from this town and
vicinity, attended Newport Fair, last
Thursday.
A number of people from town
drove in carriages to Newport Fair
last Thursday
The veterans are trying to hsve
General Sickles with them at their
coming reunion.
North Carolina has Post Office
named Troublesome and another one
named 5IatrimonY.
The Jupiata Valley Canning Com
paDy will not receive apples or corn
after September 26.
TIE Odd Fellows held festival ia
The Court House corridors last Fri
day and Saturday evenings.
Judge Wooa's sale of Southern
horses OF Monday, was called off on
account of unremuneratiye prices.
i good many of the electric light
poles, look as if they bad been select
cd especially for their crookedness.
You'll be coming to town for new
clothing Be certain to drop into
HoiI3baugh's clothing store for bar
gain.
republicans of Perry county are
taking about adopting the Crawford
COUNTY system OF making nomina-
tons.
BE. Wallace Of McCu!loch's Mills,
died suddenly of heart ailment last
Monday night, shortly after he had
retired 10 bed
Il will be big day at Blair's Mills
next Saturday in honor Of the com.
pletion Of the Tuscarora Valley Rail
Io1d to that point.
The Bloomfield tooth IL team de-
featsd tie .NlGiintown team on the
Newport Fair ground last Thur sday
afternoon, six TO four.
aEiss Isabella Parker viii 60 with
a company of friends 10 Europe next
week. and remain year at the Uni
versitv Of Dresden, Europe
RaiIroaders who have been in the
railroad service quarter OF cen
tury will held a Reunion IN Alsoohs
on the 18th day of October.
The Odd Fellows are making ex
tensive preparations for the ceiebra
ticn Of thair fftieth anniversary &c
.ake place on the 3rd OF O;'o0ef'
10, for Bloomfield, Perry county
has only been one death II
ihot ,wn since the 1st OF January
taat u Only one death in 8 months
riaoe making business O
Inc ch Scho!l has been dissolved
Showeis q ,nsent. Mr.. SchoH vii
py nutnsi 81, 81 business at the OK
stand
rt that a ninepoun'
There 1s foEo- in the river in tn
salmon was caught is and Lewis
Narrows between t. ht it, is tn
town. But who cang.
question.
The wheat sowing was / trough:
upper Tuscarors Valley by ,ounty
H. the eastern part of the i. bacI
showers of rsin kept the farmers.
with their work.
People OF the upper end of Tusca- ,
FORA Valley, will jubilate at Blair's
Mills over the completion of the Tus-
carora Valley Railroad to that place |
or The 26.h, present month.
The completion of the Tuscarora
Valley Railroad TO Blair's Mills, will
BE- Celebrated at that place next Sat |
urdav, September 2S. It will be |
picnic and speeca-mahDg day.
The Evangelical Lutheran Synod
of Central Pennsylvania, convenes
this Wednesday evening at 7:3o.
Rev. 4. G.. Wolf Of Aaronsburg, Cen
4 fer county, Secretary of the Synod,
VIII preach the opening Synod.
y cold wave last Saturday struck
part Of Nebraska and Wyoming
Snow to the depth of two inches fell.
On Monday the thermometer regis
tered 9S to 100 here. On Tuesday
i Was down to almost frost line.
Ed. G. Gushard will represent the
Mifiintown Hose Company and r. L.
Cramer viii represent the Patterson
Friendship Fire Company at the
Pennsylvania State Fireman's Con-
yention 70 be held at Reading, Pa,
October lst.
Johnstown, Cambria county, has
passed an ordinance taxing bicyclers
SI.5O year. Thay say bicyclers are
constantly urging road repair, and it
Is not more than right, that they
should pay part of the expenses of
making roads.