Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1896-08-26
SHORT LOCALS.

Chewing gum will close punctures
in bicycle tires.
Mrs. ". H. McNitt of Patterson is
visiting in AIilroy.
Mrs. Mary Kaufman of Hazletop
is visiting in town.
Miss Lily Ellis of Harrisburg IL
among friends in town.
VIM Copeland of Iowa is visiting
his parents in Patterson.
Miss Grace Clair of Baltimore is
visiting in McAlistsrville.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Batey of Al
toona are visitors in town.
Cider is said to be q good medi-
cine to use in tho cure of gout.
"Willi'msport tramps will hereaf-
ter break stones on the street."
Mrs. Flora Killinger of Harrisburg
is visiting in the twin boroughs.
Miss Beulah Sheaffer of Philips
burg. is a guest of Mrs. Joseph Hess.
". Ellis. Jr., of Harrisburg visited
, among relatives in this placs last
week.
An Ohio Sheriff played havoc with
the show that was to exhibit here on
Monday.
Robert Nixon, Jr., of Haddonfield.
made business trip to Mifain ON
Sunday.
Captain Harry Stambaugh of Fer
managh is seriously siling with
heart failure.
The republican Senatorial confer
encs will be held in this town on the
1st Of September.
The republican Congressional con.
ferencs will meet the coming Thurs
day in Lswistown.
Mr.. G.. w. Burchfeld of Harris
burg. spent from Friday until Mon
day with his friends.
James Ford and wife of Philadel-
phia, are visiting the family of Mr..
Albert Hackenberger.
Mrs. Baldridge OF Holliday.burg,
is visiting the family of Mr.. Washing
ton North in Patterson.
"Tramps arrested at Morrisville.
Bucks county, are obliged to sweep
the streets as penalty"
Mrs. Mary Kissinger of Patterson
and Miss Name McGan Of Harris
burg are now in Altoona.
The attendance at the Indian
Mound Horvest Home on Saturday
from this town was large.
VIM. NJ. Crawford of the Sharon
Evening Telegraph, Mercer county,
is visiting his family here.
James Madison was the shortest
President of the United States. His
heigth was feet, inches.
A party Of boys and girls picniced
with Parker McAean in his fathers
woods east of town last Friday.
'.The Hess brothers of Lebanon,
IOu0 10 O8u IuuCIbCO 1Au ooOh Oh
bicycles, requiring two months
There is q talk of abandoning the
canal from the Millerstown dam to
Clark's Ferry on the Susqushanna.
Miss Bess Burchfeld started on
Wednesday for Harrisburg, where
she will visit her father &. w. Burch-
field.
Senator Quay caught tarpon fish
that weighed 263 pounds in the sea.
of the coast of Florids on the 18th OF
August.
On Sunday last, Mrs Padsn, died
of consumption, at the home OF her
father, Isaac Longacre in Milford
township.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Zeiglsr and
children of Pittsburg, recently visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. George Wilson IN
Patterson.
Mrs. Meyer and son Albert OF Her-
risburg, are visiting Sheriff Lapp and
family. Mrs. Lapp and Mrs. Meyer
are sisters.
Hugh McMesn who has a business
position in Mass, is home visiting bis
mother, Mrs. Mary McMsen at Nc
Alisterville.
- They are beginning to talk OF
Pennsylvania giving over three hun
drsd thousand majority for the re-
publican ticket.
.Mrs- Robert McAlister of Pitts
burg. wife of General McAlister,
deceased, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wn. Banks, Sr.
The Jacobs House will change
hands in September. r. b. Nixon
will retire; w. s. Arbogast will be-
come the landlord.
Miss Maud Michael and friend Miss
Emma Meyers Of WashingtoE, u: C''
are visiting the family Of Mr. John
StOper east of town.
City doctors are telling people that
excessive use of ice water had mucn
10 do with the many prostrataons
during tho heated term.
Picn;cs have been numerous this
season and all who felt like picnlcing
have had an opportunity sonetlme
during the season to picnic.
Three years Of democratic hard
times should be enough to satisfy
.nvone. If you want better times
-, rnust vote the republican ticket.