Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-03-27
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F,President Cleveland was in
Florida on the 2Oth inst
This il fitting time. In New
YORK il comes month later.
Finer McCauley, railroad brake
man was IL town over Sabbath.
The snow Of last "Wednesday put
stop to the plowing of oats ground.
Miss Laura Reynolds returned
from visiting at NcAlisterville last
week
Sheriff Hamilton is painting the
new house Of hardware merchant
Guss.
number of Mifflin county farm
.rs will cultivate sorghum the coming |
summer.
ITffiin county farmers are pleased |
With the experiment Of feeding sheep
this winter.
Sabbath evening services at the
Lutheran church will hereafter begin
ut u o'clock
Colonel 4 TtI -. NtIhilt NAA ~ ~
Austria as Minister at salary of
$4,000 year.
Mss Nellie Doyle, of Patterson is
visiting her aunt Mrs. Charles Roache,
II Baltimore, Md.
The new houses Of Nessrs McMeen
and Guss IN this place are being
pushed TO completion
G. W. Smith, of this place has
coutrac ted to build . barn In Milford
township for Samuel Weller
Dressed beef shipped from the
west has depressing effect on the
cuttle raising business Of the east
The Perry county Agricultural So
ci-tv will hold its next Fuir ut New
port, September % to p, inclusive
Next month Massachusetts will
Ute for and against a prohibition
a mendnent to the state constitution
Rev. Campbell, of Port Roya
preached in the Presbyterian church
II this p!ace, last Sabbath evening
and morning
Mr.. Charlotte Parker and Mrs.
YThaddsus Parker were III this place
on Tuesda V. the 26th, u attend
Martins sale.
The mat winter will be known
for its secretly of snow, n hgh'
iastalruent put IN All appearance las
Wednesday, night
Joseph Brindle, of Patterson l,
building new dwelling house and
stable on his property near th'
Evangelical church
Here and there, on low ground tho
growing wheat has been frozen out
bu, generally speaking the whea'
looks well IN Juniata-
Charles j. Patterson, son OF A }
Patterson hns gone to Plttsburg hav
mg accepted position with a busl
uess firm IN that city
Rev. w. Naslin Frysinger, D. ID
formerly editor Of the ContersnC
News, has been appointed editor
the Baltimore Methodist
Mrs. Delhi would inform h
numerous patrons that she has r
stocked her millinery store with ne
spring and summer goods
The Prohibitionists have noed
stir" themselves or the election
take place on the 18th Of next Jur
will not be pulled into the dry
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Wilbur McCahen has taken Il
contract Of moving General Bel
agricultural ware house and othce
4 lot Mt the west end of Odd FeIlc
Hall
The road supervisor of FerInanai
Twp, requests the immediate takll
away Of fertilizer lying along I
pike neaY the coal oil house north
town
Itch, Msnge, and scratches on
man or animals cured In 30 mlnu,
by Woolford's Sanitary Lotion II
never fails. Sold by L. Banks Il I
Druggists, Aiffiintown, Pa Oct.
ly.
J.F. Jamison, of Fayette attend
the farmers institute and gene
farmers convention held at Lev
burg, Union county on the l9th 0
Goth inst, under the auspices OF
State board Of agriculture.
The Congressrnen and Senat
who vote for an increase of tn
salary from $4,000 to O,OOO, Y
will never be returned to office 10y
popular vote no matter how amplti
they may be for office.
A prominent citizen Of tay'
township. a prohibitionist, was
town last FRIDAY, and plainly sts
that the prohibitory amendment
few advocates in the neighbour
Of his place of residence.
President Harrison continues
make appointments to impor
Offices in this country and FOR
lands. On the Goth inst, he
pointed John c. New, OF Indl
Consul General of the United 81
to London.
James. +. McNeal's house and |
occupied by Jeremiah EGutsnsli
Blaine, Perry county were des'