Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-08-07
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Pointed shoes and square toed
shoes are both in style
The gigot or leg-o,mutton sleeve
for ladies' dresses IL favorite
Indian Mound Harvest Home in
Nhlliken's Grove Saturday, August17
The Republican State convention
meets tins Wednesdays at Harrisburg
FoR SALE-A MIC. ph.etou, cheap.
For further information call at this
otfice
The Juuiata VALLEY Editorial As
sociation VIII take its annual trip to
Atlantic City, August p.
The Gronger's annual Inter State
Picnic Exhibition VIII be held at
Williams Grove, August 26 to II.
Blaine Fooso. recently employed as
81 type setter on the Huntingdon
Local News visited in this place lust
week.
II. L. Smith has Just received a
CIR load Of cattle which VIII be for
sale mt his residence in Fayette
township.
The day Is coming when the long
narrows between Mifilintown and
Lewistowu viii be dotted with cot
tages for sum mer residences.
A game of ball was played between
the Doty's and picked nine ON the
grounds at this place last SATURDAY
afternoon. Sore - to : IN favor Of
the Doty's.
Itch, Mango, and scratches ON hu-
man or aniI4Hls cured IN so minutes
by Woolford's Sanitary Lotion This
never fails. Sold by L. Banks & Co,
Druggists. AGflIintown, Pa. Oct 81.
".
Whats hccrme of the learned man
who has been telling the public that
the cutting away of forests reduces
the am1uut ot rain fall? He must
have been carried away in cloud
burst
The Valley of the Schuvlkin had
It's flood last Thursday. The river
rose % feet, and the food wUs good
deal like that which ron down the
valley of the Juniata Valley on the
first Of June.
There was a suspen sion of rain last
saturday and that gave fine day
for the Pauuabaker Island Harvest
Home, which was largely attended.
There was no rain on Sunday, and 1t
would have been fine day to gather
IN oats had it not been the Sabbath
dav.
Mrs. Mary Johnson. survivor of
the Johnstowu Hood Is a courageous
mother After losing husband and
home she put her two childred in n
hand cart and drew them ali the way
from the CoucmauEh Valley To Cleve
land, o. Part of the way she also
carried IN infant in her arms.
It Is estimated that I2j or more
tons Of hay can be baled in this place
and Immediate vicinity for the city
markets. ANY one with 4 good ma
chine for haling can find plenty of
work Bower and the Darlingtons
have IN one pile 80 tons ready for
market Bloomfield Times
List of letters uncalled for remain
ing in the 2. q. At AIifllntown, Pa.
Week ending Aug. ,, 50. Persons
calling for letters IL this lis. viii
please ask for advertised matter.
Letters: Mrs John NJ Kaufman,
Francis B Singer.
CH,s. Il. CRAvFoED, p NJ
c. II. StoufIer formerly of AIiflin-
town, now resident of Fairburg, Neb-,
has sent to this Office specimen
80 L. q
The professor proposes 10 60 on n
teaching and lecturing tour on pen
manship and short hand writing to
the Paci6c states. May success at
tend him.
English SPAWN Imminent removes
all Hard, Soft, or Caloused Lumps
and Blemishes, from horses, Blood
SPAWN, Curbs, Spiints, Sweeney,
Riug-bone, Stiles, SpTains, all Swol-
len Throats, Coughs, &c. Save $50
by the use of one bottle. Warrant
ell Sold by L. Banks ~ Co, Drug
glets, NEiiiintown. PA. Oct. SISSY
To the Board Of Commissioners,
for the erection of monuments TO
mark the position occupied by the
Pennsylvania Commands engaged III
the Battle of Gettvsburg we tender
thanks for an invitation to be present
at the Dedication at Gettysburg, on
Pennsylvania Day, September l1th,
18th, 1889.
= The Sheridan Troop, eighty strong
commanded by Captain Jones, while
on their march from Tyrone 20 MI
Gretra encampment, Will encanP
this "Wednesday evening on Meyer s
ridge near this town. 1t is a troop
rIth a state reputation snd II VIZ pe
q SIGHT Ia s.e them march IN the old