Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1895-09-04
SHORTLOCALS.


They are naming the new babies
Quay in many parts OF the State, now
Ho. for the fair at Port Royal on
the 10th, l1th, 18th and 18th of Sep
tember.
Those four pictures at Hess are
creating quite an excitement in the
twin towns at present.
Rev. Mr.. Mortimer will be home to
preach in the NJ. E. church next Sab
bath morning and evening.
Hazletop, Pa, has congregation
of Mohammedans, who are able to
keep up a church or mosque.
Rev. Mr.. Alexander of .Millerstown,
preached for the Presbyterians on
Sunday morning and evening.
H.C. Mcclellan has sold his hard.
ware store to W. S. Arbogast, former
landlord of the Jacobs House.
The colored camp m Getting will be
gin in Schweier's Woods on Satur-
day aud continue over Sunday.
A cooperative colony on the Bella
my plan, is being organized to locate
in Kansas on 5000 acres of land.
The Presbyterian congregation of
this place will meet next Saturday to
vote on the selection of pastor.
Miss Ida NJ. Barton, daughter of
Judge Barton has entered her name
in the Prothonotary's Office as stu
dent at law.
Jeweler VIM. Rollman has joined
the ranks of the wheelmen, and will
soon be able to wheel along with the
feather weights.
Joshua Foreman bought a house
and lot on Main street in Patterson
from ex Commissioner John Cunning.
ham for $4,000.
The Hugh Hamilton mansion farm
in Walker township, was sold at pub.
lie sale on the 2Sth of August to
Judge John .McMeen for $11 800.
The G. A. r. are westward bound
this year. They hold their National
Encampment in Louisville, Ky.
See Railroad rates in another column
F. NJ. NJ. Pennell is preparing to
erect dwelling house for himself or
the Kreider property on Orange St
He began to take down the old house
this week.
Ex-President Harrison sent a con
gratulatcry despatch to Senator quay
Thank you. but President Harrison
when President turned Senator
Quay S requests down.
It is nothing to the unthinkine
man, but it is food for the thinkin g
man, that the number Of churcl
members, proportionately is larger
among the negroes of the United
States than among the whites.
Rev. Mr.. Alexander, D. D., preach
ed for the Presbyterians morning
and evening last Sabbath. He is
we'll known in Central Pennsylvania
and he has served the people accept.
ably wherever he has preached.
Harrisburg toughs so severely
beat John A Fornwald, farmer al
the Williams Grove picnic last Thurs.
day that he died from the effects of
the clubbing. The toughs are in
Carlisle jail to answer for the crime.
The newspapers that published
Barton's obituary were in two great
q hurry. The Judge still lives and
the SENTINEL AND REPUBLICAN hopes
that he may be fully restored to
health and live many years to come.
The Chambersburg Repository OF
August 2Sth, says:-The first refrig
orator car, loaded with peaches, left
the Cumberland Valley station. Ha
gerstown, Saturday evening for Pitts
burg. 1t requires eight tons of ice
to pack one car.
On to Lewistown to the Centen
NAL on Thursday, is the watchword
with a good many Mifflintown people
One hundred years ago Lewistowr
was more of focal p oint for people
in this valley than any town in Juni
alta county. Juniata county as 6
county was not then in existence.
Anson 3. Will, Martin Crawford
james Speedily and Charles Howe
drove to the Seven Stars tavern ir
the east end of the county, lest
Thursday, and after partaking of {
first class supper, provided by mine
host Ferre, they came home by the
light of the moon, highly pleased
with the trip.
Factory Inspector ]. K. Robson
called at the Cannery last Friday and
discharged all the children under 1G
years, lnstructlng them not to come
PACK to work, and nothing Mr. Well
ington Smith, manager of the con
Germ OF the unlawfulness of the work
OF the Company in employing chill.
dren under 16 years of age.
The friends of Senator Quay, who
VISITED the Quay head quarters al
the Lochiel Hotel in Harrisburg
during the Convention last week
We're pleased to find that the Senator
had recognized the ability of at leas
one JHniata county boy. Carl F. Els
penschade, and had him hard at worl
assisting Jere Rex, Secretary of tht
State Committee.
The matter of the purchase of die
tionaries for the schools in Philadel
phla is about to be Investigated
corruption is charged, and it looks
as If the case will land in the hand
OF the District Attorney. The die
tlonary business has been extensivel,
worked in the country districts, bu