Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1896-09-16
SHORTLOCALS.

A. B. Evans spent three or four
days in town last week.
Charles Msmminger of Tyrone is
visiting at j. G. Gilson's.
Charles Watts Of Washington visit
ed relatives in this place last week.
William Browand was badly done
up in football game last Friday.
Mrs. James Pannebaker of Irvona
is among friends in the twin towns.
Mr.. George Guss of Patterson
il visiting friends in Thompsontown.
Msrvine Pannebaker and sister
Miss Ellie are of ON trip to Niagara
Falls.
d. D. Stone Of Washington, attsnd.
cd court number of days of last
week.
Miss Eby Of Newport visited at
DIR. Hollman's on Washington street,
recently.
a Mrs. Smith of Beaver Springs,
Snyder county, is visitor ct Mrs. r.
n. u. Pennsll.
Every man on the republican
county ticket commands the conf
dencs Of the party.
Miss Name Cooper Of Port Royal,
spent some days of last week among
old friends in town.
Andrew Banks, Esq, of Green's
burg, Pa, visited relatives and friends
in this place last week.
Mrs. John Sandoe and daughter
Lizzie of Harrisburg, are visiting
Hr. and Mrs. Wn. Snyder.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Shelly and
family of Philadelphia are visiting at
the homo of Mr.. b. F. Burchfsld.
The Lswistown Gazette says:-Our
supervisors are ct present kept busy
repairing bridges for the threshers.
Marshal Tennis and Miss Minnie
= Gross of Thompsontown, spent
Thursday with Miss Mabel Wicker
sham.
The business of New Orleans was
in state of panic last week on nc.
count of the failure of four banks in
the city.
A storm passed over Paris, France
last Thursday, in which $50 people
were injured and a great deal of prop
erty demolished.
Eddie Derr and VIM. Gushard
.campsd in the narrows q number of
days last week, and spent q good por-
ton of the time in fishing.
Editor b. F. Schweier and daugh.
Ter Isabella started on Wednesday
for Lewisburg, where the latter will
enter Bucknell University.
Rev. A. n. Raven will preach next
Sunday morning on the subject of
"Last Crowns" In the evening his
subject will be "Gambling"
Mrs. Devices of Hollidaysburg,
Mrs. Hoover of Lewistown and Mrr.
Walls Of Washington. D. c., visited
Mrs. w. Schwsyer last Thursday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Nathan Bailey of
Philadelphia are visitors at Mrs.
Bailey's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Abra-
ham Swartzlander in McAlisterville.
There was an earthquake shock in
Illinois last Thursday. What an aw-
full calamity q severe earth quake
would produce in . town like Chica-
g.
The Beaver, Snyder county Herald
of September 10th says:-One of our
friends bought horse for Is ccnts
(which he 10 using in the plow every
da;.
Editor Sheiblsy Of the Bloomfield
Advocate and Editor Grcsh Of the
Bloomfield Freeman, were in attend.
ancs Upon court in Aifiintown last
week.
Shem w. Esh of Zeigierville lost
two fine COWS caused by foundering
on green corn, that the COWS ate
when they broke into their owners
corn field.
Miss Bsulah Sheaffsr, returned to
her home in Philipsburg on Thurs
dSy, after having spent some time
visiting Miss Nary Snyder and Mrs.
Joseph Hess
The long winter evenings will soon
be here. and then you will want
something to read, so We would say
subscribe for the SENTNEL AND REPUB-
L1cAN and be happy.
Miss Jean Penny aud sister Miss
Carrie, after visiting their parents
several weeks near town, returned to
Altoona where they are successfully
engaged IN drsss-mahng.
On Tuesday Harry Martin Of this
town and his friend Herbert McDer-
mitt of Tenn, who has been his
guest this summer, started for Prince
ton college where they will enter the
Jyeior class.
- After Court adjournment on Satur-
day evening Gsorge Hover took his
uncle George Hover of Sslinsgrove
in . buggy to his home in Selins,
grove. It was q night drive, but
they reached their destination early
on Sunday morning.
Bryan il willing to play hired man
for the people Of the United States
for fifty thousand dollars a year. II
Providence should inhict him upon
the country he'll prove to te the most
and nvrnn~ivn hipAd