Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-10-03
SHORT LOCALS.
ro-a cutting and shocking
New goods al Espeuschade's.

NHOhI LOC- Ills
Cor. cutting and shocking
New goods at Espensehade's-
Ms, Marion Schon, is III with a fever.
The summer birds are going southwark.
.I,aver in wiIhamsport sued man for
three cents.
Carlisle has / 100 more Inhabitants now
,hIa in 1850.
Farmer, bayc been busy sowing whea,
The past week
Charlie, Watts, Of Tyrone, Pa, was in
town, ou a visit last week.
The people ct Allegheny county, are
celebrating their centennial
Charles stone, OF Washington D. q. came
e t5Fu last Thursday evening
TIE horse and mule protection company
viii NEE, in tins town next Saturdly.
The carly sowu v heat Is ont OF The ground
ard sent, a promising appearance.
Az Port Royal fair on Fridsy afternoon
s1lte number Of over coats were worn.
sou. western man was in town with a
drove OF colts on Saturday and Nouday.
The borough OF Columbia, Pa, celebrated
ia one a4udrrith anniversary oa the 18th
Et.
some four hundred tickets were sold At
this station tor Port Royal fair las; Thurs
day.
.,- .t...- 49,, L -. q. u. q. - .,. %. O.
Iom- Of the seaside hotel proprietors .-Bos-
ton Beacon
The tan shades in dress goods sre very
pretty. Call and see them at z. Espen-
IChade aud Son.
Merchant Soho,t and family, all well,
arrived al home from their European trip
last Friday evening.
Charlie Rowe, had a valuable horse to
die last Saturday night.
An umbrella Hxer went the rounds Of
the town last Friday morning crying
uumbrsras,' s'umbrellas TO mend
Great reduction in price OF Wan Paper
and large stock to select from at
FRAScuscUs HARDwARE s., Co.
OIL Window Shades with spr,ng fixture,
FRANCIsCUs HARDWARE s., Co.
The infant son ofSamuel and Mary Miller,
Of Walker township, died last Saturday
morning.
Edgar Doty came home from sedfo I'd
Springs last Thursday after an absence Of
two months.
Wheat was selling in Chicago last week
at one dollar and quarter a bushel, aid
scarce at that.
Jennie Doughman of Patterson and
Laura Wagner Of this place visited in Shl-
\uokin last week.
4 The State Sunday School Association
mst and transacted its business at Altoona
last week z. D. Einch, represented Juni-
ata county.
The fruit turned out from the fruit dryer
OF william Cleck, in Fermanagh township,
?, SO nicely done that it has to be seen and
tasted to be appreciated.
There was no preaching in the Lutheran
Church or sabbath on account Of the at
tendance Of Rev. Mr.. Graft, on Synod at
Anenyille, Nihiin county
valuable COW belonging to George
duss, Of Patterson was struck by a train o:
cars and killed a short distance b Glow Mif-
Fin station on last Thursday night.
B.F. Trego. employed bv Philadelphia
business firm came from Philadelphia TO tn q
Port Royal Fair last Friday. After the
fair he went to his home at Oakland Mills.
Rudolph shaier, Isaa- Lamp and Harry
Leistcr, engaged at bricklaying in Hunting
don were all thrown distance OF 20 feet u
the ground last Thursday. Lamp and
LrIster were severly hurt.
Joseph b. Woods, Republican candidate
Tor senate was in town on Saturday, and al
-hO made his acquaintance arc pleased
Nth him, his manners are pleasant and hr
conversation OF .he common sense kind
On last wednesday this office was treated
toatasket OF fine peaches from the orchar'
ofJ. z. Jamisou. OF McAlistrrviIle- Tn
peaches were Of good flavor and p!easan
for eating. Hr. Jamison has our thanks.
Rupture Cure Guaranteed hy DR.. J. b
Nayor. s3I Arch street, .Phil'a, Pa. Eas
at once, no operation or delay from bust
Eess, attes,ed by thousands Of cures after
.,hers fail. Advice free. Send for circular
March a, 'ss. Iy.
Keep your feet dry and save docto
bin, you can but keep your feet dry b,
wearing good heavy pair OF boots or shoes
?. Esperschudr and Son have the best as
sortmrEt OF boots and shoes in the county
For those who DO not wear heavy shoes the
have Hne ones to suit. Call and see them
List OF letters remaining in the Patterson
Pa, Post ONCE not called tor Charles A
Flanagan, J. {, Gray, Miss Nail, Nora \
Palm l2), John Rippey, J. Wells smltt
Agt Persons asking for letters in III
above list will please say they are advrrtised
Howard KIRK, 2. ".
Patterson, Pa, October lst 1883.
English SPAWN Liniment removes a
Hard Soft, or CaIloused Lumps and Bleu
ishesfrom horses, Blood Spawn, Curb
SpHnts, Sweeny, Ring-bone, Suhe
SPrains, all Swollen Throats, Coughs, Et
Save $50 by ths use of one bottle Wa
ranted. Sold by L. Banks & Co., Druggist
kitfiIntowu Pa. April 20, 'Ss, emo.
Some kind friend who forgot to send b
uAlne' sent US box of golden colore
peaches OF tie most delicious flavor.
glass jar has been filed with them and .p
away Tor winter use. We call the peat
The modssty in honor OF the giver. May
never want or suffer, but have quit