Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-04-02
MORT LOCALS.

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Read Governor Beavers tree plant
Iug proclamation
The Huntingdon Reformatory Is
70 get it. ice from Canada.
Charlie Thomas has gone to Ches
ter county 70 attend school.
Nelson ElIeuberger Of Tyron,
,vear Sunday in SHtiiiutown.
Miss Mary Patterson is visiting
friends IN Washington, D. q.
SiIss Mover Will move TO Altoons
with his family in few days.
John Bvler Of Nenno, Miffiu com
~. visited in this county on the 1st
INST
ALewi-tovn man Is considering
the advisability of erecting an opera
house.
Malin county srsnsers, talk OF
starting Il meat market in Lewis
town.
John Hollobaugh has sold his
freight hauling business to B. F.
Hawk
A place 10 plant the ice making
machine Is being prepared at the
railroad
There was y dance given by Mrs.
Shatfsr for her young friends on
Monday evening
FerI Nevers of the Schott Cloth
ipg store Is ia New York buying a
new stock II clothing.
Nr. Wvble, wife ~ George Wy
M. Of Patterson died of cousump-
tion on the 25th II March
A number of people in town es-
capped the grip, and 1t Is an escape
that they seeem to be proud Of
Work has been commenced at the
boring Cf an artisan well on the
Newton Hamilton camp meeting
ground
Miss Carrie Hughes, of Lewis
town. a daughter Of hardwareman
Joseph W Hughes, visited IN tins
ulac, last We. L.
Governor Beaver will deliver the
Memorial Dsv address in Altoona
beb3r- the c. \. r, posts in that
city on May 30th.
Misses Burt killpm and Annie
Keller r Lrvi-towu, visited Miss
Halle Jackmun. on third street
this place. lust week.
William Luck and wife were call
ell o. Suvder county to attend the
the funeral uf Mr. Luck father neal
scuus-rI,y iUst Sunday.
Tie Sslusgrovs Tribune saws
Our better half ON Tuesday last
dressed a chicken that had siNteeI
pieces of revolver cartridges iu lt'
gizzari
Jhu r Hollobaugh recently pun
chased the lot north Of Jacob VIII
IN this place from c. b. Horning an,
VIII erect a dwelling house Thereon
this summer.
The Misses MlIy and Jeuni
Bral4. daughters Of Rev J. d. Beale
q Johustowu. Cambria county, spen
last SUNDAY with the family IF sheI
II L0.i.u. kinfoik-.
The great storm that swept owe
Louisville. Kentucky, last Thursda
Was only repetition on a large seal
Of the storm that swept over MlffilT
town several wears ago.
I,ch Man ge. and scratches on IN
man .r animals cured in 30 minute
by vWruIforUs Sanitary Lotion. Thi
never fails. Sold hv l. Banks u Co
Druggists, STtfintowu. Nov. 6.
About thirty men from Juniat
county. mostly horssmen, attended
horse sale at Freeburg, Snyder Co
last Thursday The dsv closed wit
dance ut one Of the Freeburg h
tels
Banch the only daughter Of Edit
Conrad Of the NcVsvtown Journa
died at the home Of Eer parents G
Sunday morning, aged Il year
The funeral took place on Monds
afternoon.
J. z Jsmison who is good auth,
rtv on peaches saws the peach ere
IN Fsyette township viii not be 8
entire failure, unless some bad
ture weather DESTROYS it.
Sheridan r. Clemson, son Of
c. Clemson Of Newport, after lor
coaying obtained the consent of b
parents to go on the railroad as
brakeman On his first trip he f.
under the train in the Harrisbu
yard aud was ground to pieces
Advertised list of letters uncall'
Tor remaining in the Post Office
9lfiintOvn Pa. Week ending Mar
- 1890 Persons calling for lette
IN this list viii please ask for sdve
used mSttsr Letters: d. F. Steve
L G. Arbogash.
JAMES McCAuLEY, P. NJ.
George F. BARLEY recently = sal
mar IN the Franciscus Hardware c
store Of this place. went to
toons or Monday to,sccept positi
n Wolf s Cc's store Of that oi
Edward BARLEY Will take the plf
n oI ms brother George in the Franc
Gus store
Last Saturday morning W lie
freight train was going by Granvi
station, the wind tore the roof of
HeiSht train and carried to the r
%. an other car, on the bumper
DhIch brakeman Tobe O'Donnel,
s'terson, was standing. Tt
snought his last day on earth l
come.