Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1896-11-25
SHORTLOCALy.

"SO@so
ahead.
The Mckinley Cabinet makers are
numerous.
A number of days last week were
summer like.
There is prospective rise in the
price Of wool.
Rag weeds are o good fertilizer if
plowed down.
Miss Mary E. Schweier visited
friends in Altoona last week.
Senator Cameron is talked about
as the silver candidate for 1890.
A number of fermers last week
plowsd for next years COIN crop.
The Pennsylvania Railroad will
carry q bicycle for a rider for ten
cents.
Newport people are striving to
have a match factory located at their
town.
VIM. Dunn of Fermanagh Twp,
killed hog on Monday that weighed
55Olb=.
The turnips grown this season are
sweet. Sons seasons they have a
bitterish taste.
The worlds fair Ferris wheel and
its belongings went into the hands of
o receiver several days ago.
The Institute is in full blast.
On Thursday evening the Swedish
Grand Quar- tett will exhibit.
'If company manners were worn
more frequently for home folks, life
would be much pleasautsr."
"a gentleman must kiss every lady
he is introduced to in Parae lay. 1t
IS the custom of the country"
The County Commissioners are at
tending the Commissioners State
Convention at Reading this week.
David Alter of Port Royal caught
o bass that measured % inches in
length last Thursday in the river.
Sol. Beashor and merchant Bert
Hinkle while fishing part Of day
recently, caught 8 good sized pike.
In many places foot ball games are
degensrating to hoodlum jawipg
scrapes and rough and tumble fights.
Cashier North and wife of Selins
grove attended the funeret of the
wife OF Fl N. james North last Satur
day.
Judge Lyons closed the Perry
County Court last week on account Of
the ,irregularity in the drawing of a
jury.
The teetota,ers say during McKin
ley's administration there viii be TO
wines or other liquors in thu White
House.
The Water C)mpany's Reservoir
on the bill northwest OF Patterson
shows itself to travellers crossing the
river bridge.
A weather wise man says:-H we
don't have deep SHOWS before New
Years, the SHOWS after that don't
amount to mucn.
1t is easy for q man to say he has
reperted, bat II he has wronged an-
other, how can he repent unless he
makes good his wrong.
The next Quarterly meeting Of the
Juniata Valley. Editorial association
viii be held at Huntingdon on the
2nd Friday in February.
The Middle District Conference
Of the bunker church was held at
Aleoona last week. About 100 dele
gates were in attendance.
Il is hoped that it may prove to be
true that the Y rays will before long
be used to open the eyes OF the blind
and make them see. Oh! hasteu that
day.
arhe woman who dieeovers disa
kreeable traits in the man she thinks
perfect is hsppy if her awakening
comes before inst cad of after mar
riage.'
Few horses are being raised and IN
the course of s or 6 years the coun
try will awaken u the fact that the
price of horses has advanced, and the
horses are ScsrCe.
A Chambersburg man the other
day figured the amount of whisky he
drank in 40 years to be 20 barrels.
That was drinking at the rate OF half
q barrel every yea-.
Sheriff Calhoun will sell in the
Court House OF Friday, December 4.
at ID. ma tract of ia acres OF
land in Greenwood township as the
property of Adam Tschupp.
Rev. A. N. Raven at the Institute
on Friday evening. Subject, "the
Old Woman and the New" 1t will
be On opportunity to hear what the
cid woman has done, and what the
new woman is doing.
With what delight the owner Of a
net turkey talked of the growth of
his gobbler till to-day ne killed and
stuffed the fowl for to'mofrow's
Thanksgiving dinner. Cruel design
ing man and gullible turkey.
Michael Ewing aged S3 years,
died at his home two miles north OF
Beaver Springs. Snyder county, last
Friday afternoon of a protracted i'll
ness. Mrs. James McCauley OF this
town is daughter of the deceased.
Traction people will be doing well'
II they get out without paying more