Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1897-02-03
SHORT LOCALS.

pneumonia.
Lswistown has thirty cases of ty-
phoid fever.
The late cold snap made work for
the plumbers.
Mrs. J. II Simons is threatened
with pneumonia.
Mrs John Hollobaugh. Jr, is IN
bed with rheumatism.
An infant child of d. H. Craig,
died on:the 26th inst
Commissioners clerk Rhine was i'll
several days last week.
About fifty of the Indians in Car
-lisle schools have measles.
Chief Justice Sterrett was in town
several hours last Thursday.
Bank Teller Robert Parker has
been i'll within the past week
The entire population of the world
is considered to be ], 1,400,O00,000.
Rev. Mr.. FANS added fifteen more
members to his church on Sunday.
Miss May Loudon is on visit to
her friend Mrs. Sidney Lewis at Ber-
wick
Miss Jennie Banks has fully recov-
cred from q severe attack of rheuma-
tism
Newport has a spook that haunts
Third and Fourth streets of that
town.
The late cold weather did great
drmage to the early vegetables in
Florida.
The Newport Methodist ccngrega-
T, ton rejoicsd over the conversion of
sixty people.
Ed Parker has returned to jan
iata, after several months soiourn in
Washington
There is panic among the build
ing and loan associations of Knox
vile, Tennessee.
Corbstt the fist fighter is 6 feet
tall His trainer William Ruhliss is
z feet, 6 inches.
The January freshet did not ma
terialiZe. Instead of "break up, it
was freeze-up.'
James McCauley has been i'll with
q severe cold. He has been threat
ened with pneumonis.
Mrs. Etka, wife of Bert E!ka was
stricken with lung trouble, something
like pneumonia, on Monday morning.
'Some of the papers are calling at
tenti0n to the fact that pensions have
cost this country s., 100000, 900 since
1865"
Ferdinand Rhor,, aesthetic farm
OF around the Capital at Harrisburg
spent Sunday with his relatives in
THE place.
A tramp may get nights lodg
ing alongside of the boiler of the
Bellefonte glass works for wheeling
twelve loads of coal.
In our report Of the nominations
of the Democracy for borough Offices
last week, the name of George W
Berger for inspector was missed.
Mrs. Parker and daughter Isabel.
la, were severely injured last week
by the upsetting of their carriage, By
runaway horse at Washington, D. G
The longest term for murder il
the second degree is 20 years i'm
prisonment. If Johnston The nur
derer of Henri gets that number O
years, it will be equal to life eentence
Rev. A. 'Stapletop. A. NJ, Of Lsw
isburg, assisted Rev. .Ar. Sh0rtess il
the minisration os the communion
services in the Trinity Evangelical
church on Sunday.
Rev. A. N. Raven. preached OF
Sunday in the Presbyterian church
in Tyrone for Rev. Albert Wisely
Rev. r. f. Wilson OF Lewistown, fill
ed Mr.. Ravens pulpit here.
Mrs. Samuel 4, Tyson, died at th.
home Of her husband in Walker Twp.
on the 9th inst, aged about 4(
years Interment in the Secsdel
cemetery at David Owens place.
Assemblymsn Keller is member
of two Legislative committees. He il
member Of the committee on mum
icipal corporations and q member o,
the committee Of retrerchment an(
reform.
The ice that has been put up hal
been of the best that can be obtain
ed. The streams We're clear wher
frozen over. Ths ice is the bes
that can be obtained from tn,
streams
The first ballot Of the Jurors, wht
tried murderer Johnston of Dun
cannon was equally divided as te
guilt of the fret and second degree
The jury was five hours in coming tx
the verdict in the second degree.
Robert Innis Of Tuscsrora Valley
died of pneumonia last Thursday
He was one of the prominent men il
the valley and the owner of large
farm that was warranted by the frs
1npis, who came to Tuscarora before
the revolutionary war.
Senator Hertzler is q member o.
seven Senate committees. On the
committee of public health and sani
tatien; on agriculture; on ceDtennia
affairs; on corporations; on fedora
relations; on game and fisheries; OF
judicial apportionment.
The failure of Knoxville, Tsnnes