Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1896-11-18
SHORTLOCaLS.


SNORT LOCaLS.
Mrs. James North, ST., is seriously
i'll.
Hertzlsr's majority in the district
is 740.
Nahon's majority in the district ii
1921.
President elect Mckinley is .
Mstholist.
Hard wild cherry rails are said to
last century.
Wheat is steadily working its va,
to a higher price.
The little people arc beginning to
talk Of Christmas.
Mr.. Henry Gronirger spent Satur.
day in Port Royal.
There were mixed squalls Of snow
and rain on Friday.
The passenger train schedule was
changed on Sunday.
Mckinley has about BOG, 900 ma
jority in Pennsylvania.
Ar. and Mrs. Reuben Reynolds
are visiting in Pittsburg.
Margaret Laird spent Saturday
and Sunday up the valley.
Candidates for all kinds of ap.
pointments are popping up.
Bessie .Meddagh of Patterson
spsnt Thursday in Pert Royal
The Juniata Valley Editorial Asso-
citation met IN Lewistown last Friday.
The Lutheran congregation havs
their church supplied with electric
light.
J. 81. Simous and wife have gone
to Philadelphia aud New Jersey to
visit friends.
Govsrnor Hastings has designated
November 26, as Thanksgiving day
for Pennsylvania.
The only Southern States that Nc
-Kinley carried are Kentucky, Mary
land and West Virginia.
The Bsllsfonts glass works, which
have besa idle six yeSre, will rssume
operations il about two wseks.
The Lancaster Traction Company
has been sued for default ia payment
of interest last April and October.
McKinley's msjority in the elector,
81 college is 80, and he has a major
ity of over a million OF the popular
vote.
Candidates for post Office appoint
ments ars revealing themselves every
where in the county where a post
Office is locased.
The Swedish Grand Quartet will
give en- entertainment before the
Teachers Institute Oh Thursday even
ing, November 26.
Water slipped as hot as can be
without scaiding, is better to stop
spells of coughing than many Of TIE
high-prieed medicines.
On Wednesday, November 25,
Pref. R. L. Cummock viii give an
elocutionary entertainment before
the Teachers Institute.
". J. Clark will deliver an Illus
trated lecture before the Teachers
Iustitute on Tuesday evening, Nov
embsr 24.-Subject X Rays.
The Missouri river is frozen over
at Sioux city, Iowa, freeze the like
Of which has not taken place at this
time in the year in Is years.
The rspudiation, states rights
platform of the Bryan party, had
more 10 do with the defeat of the
democracy than the silver question.
Rev. Mr.. Mortimer of the Methe'
dist Church will preach the Union
Thanksgiving sermon in the Prssby-
terian Church on Thanksgiving Day.
Rev. A. n. Raven will lecture be-
fore the Teachers Institute, on Fri
day evening, November 27. Sub
ject, The Old Woman and the ''New."
President Cleveland and Secretary
Carlisle have formed law partner
ship and will open an Office in New
York after the inauguration of Nc
Kinley.
Candidates for the Niffiintown
post Office are already on the track.
and candidates for Commissioners
clerk and for Court House janitor are
numerous.
Mrs. Harry Hawk is slowly recov-
erins from the effect Of an illneRs
brought ON by trsnping on a nail
that passed through tie sole ct her
shoe into her foot.
Mrs Samuel Aucker aged about 65
wears, died OF consumption on the
10Th inst. Interment in tie Lost
Greek Valley Mennonite graveyard
on Sunday the 18th
Tho apti-Bryan democrats are
reading the Bryan Democrats out OF
the party, or in other words they
ara holding meetings declaring them
selves the only democratic party.
II the wheat crop as reported in