Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-10-23
SHORTL LOCALS.

/ Treasurer.
4 Williamsport girl smokes cigar
etses IN public.
ThsNationol Bank has been treated
RD n cat Of panton the outside.
HerIler's mill dam at Port Roval
is beig put in state of repair.
yo' for Philip Smith for Coroner.
DiEou see the Hustler at Fran
eA,;sculHardware Company Store.
ker( Mr.. Fulton will preach in the
Presoyttsrian church next Sabbath.
Nerd hant Pennsn is in the east
nv, u lying goods for the twin stores
d. pot fail to So the Hustler AT
IL FRY anciscus Hardware Company
sPre
A change of railroad passenger
train schedule will take place No
vsmber 10.
John d. Shook shot a bear on the
mountain not far from Milroy, Mif-
fin county.
The Chambersburg Repository
viii be one kindred years old en- the
lst of January 1890.
Vote for William H. Grcainger
for County Surveyor.
A new Methodist Church was dedi
Gated at Atkinson's Mills, Miffiin
county, last Sunday
George-Jacobs attended the Gen
eral Assembly Of the Democracy in
Philadelphia lsst week.
Joseph W. Parker, formerly of
Lsvistown, now of Clearfsld, has
catered TIE lecture field
The newest, brightest and latest
styled goods Just fIom the Eastern
markets at Espensehade's store
Harley has Just come from the
rity with most inviting stock of
men and boys clothing Drop in
X H NGClintie has been engag-
ed to put hot air furnace in one of
the Beleville. Miffiin county churches
Strsyer's clothing store is fully
supplied with everything msn needs
or wants to wear. Call and see him.
Vote for Henry K. Boyer for State
Treasurer.
Squire Mcdonald is receiving the
congratulations of freinds over the
gift Of a handsome girl baby l. his
wife
II Mrs. Sarah GllrtIey of this place.
'daugat.r sirs. Flora Kaufman,
ttrrson weEt To- Philadelphia on
J. 'Iay 10 Wa relatives
Mrs. Grace We;ser Davis Of Je-sey
City Il conducting n series e relig
Ious meetings IN the II E. Cha-ch
this vCcL-
Mrs. Nemiurer. wife OF Prothon-
Stary h~Ajng~r ~ visiting frisnAs
II Northumberland. Cameron ahG
hckean ccuutirs-
Vote f,-r William II. Groninger
for County Surveyor.
Almost $4,000 gallons of cider
hive been msde on tho hydraulic
press Of J. d. Lsister IN Fayette
t5wnship this year.
Lawrence Wetzier Of Walker town
ship, grand father Of Mr.. Shuman,
teacher of the first school in Mifflin.
tswn is seriously i'll of heart failure.
THE callthumpian band of Hatfield
has been threatened BY bridegroom
for whom the members had planned
serenGde, and they hesitate to csTry
out their designs
Itch, Mango, and scratches on hu
,.an or animals cured in 80 minutes
by Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. This
never fails. Sold by L. Banks & Co.
Druggists, MifAintown. Pa. Oct. 81
lSherff Lpu1an has pear tree
that has been in bloom all fall aRC
al q the blossoms only gave away las
Saturday to the biting frost Of tina
dsy.
Il am quite surprised Mrs Meek
er. at YOUR wifs's knowledge of par
rarnentarv law" "She Why, has n
shs been the speaker Of the house fol
the last fifteen years }'-Richmonc
Disrateh.
Vote for Philip Smith for Coroner
The horse and csttle doctors regis
tered in the Prothonotary's Office. are
Alexander S. Andersen, Joseph Bel
Christian Neff, Cyrus Seiber, Thoma
III. Yohn, W. +. Waldsmith, j. 1
Stroup, Samuel Bear
Ex-Governor John F. HartTanf
died at noon on the 18th inst, at h
home al Norristown. He was >
wears of age. He was one OF tn
many men who were made prominer
by the war against rebellion
Jacob Thomas went to Shad
mountain, last Thursday, for re-cre
ton and having n gun with hIl
made good use of it. He shot VII
turkey. and two coons- The cool
were on a vine feeding on grapes
We must get down to work
once. While the outlook Is favor
ble. vet the Democrats are strange
{ confident. and the Indications g.
Q that thev are carrying on shreW
astiIl hunt" We cannot afford
be caught mapping.
ssStsphen A. Douglass, Jr.. saws