Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-09-10
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SHORT LOCALS.

NHORT LOCALS.
George Washington wore a numb.
er IL shoe.
pOvid Doty Is VISITING his mother
in fins place.
The Mickey hotel in Patterson Is
being painted.
Sheriff Loudon has re rooted his
Cherry street house.
The pew creamery building is up
and ready for the roof.
Miss Belle Harper Is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Joseph Hess.
Underwear of all kinds at HoLIo.
BIUGH y Son, in Patterson.
The bridge across the river looks
vel IN It's new coat of red paint.
George Jacobs, and Mrs. Jacobs.
were down for dip in the old ocean.
A number of grey squirrels we're
shot and brought to town last week.
EIhs stump employed af printing
in Philadelphia was NJ home last week.
John Martin of Pittsburg is on
his 2nd visit to tins place this sum-
mer.
David Craig has placed a new bar
Der pole in front of his shop on bridge
street
Alton Schol accompanied bv his
sister Marion visited in Bucks coun-
" last week
Wellington Smith near this place
Is having his house reweatherbosrd-
Ell and enlarged.
d. Shelly klosS of the National
Bank Of Tyrone visited his family in !
this place last week.
J. Frank Sfouer was at home from I
Washington. d. c., last week, and |
the. first Of this week
Iscqb Sheurer OF Waterloo and
Ephriam Duncan of Waterford have
each been granted pension.
Samuel Fasick, son of Alonza Fa-
sick Is homc'from Philadelphia where /
he has been at work printing.
Call and see our line of Fall over
coats. HoLLoBAUGH x SoS.
Patterson, Pa.
Bvrou Shuman, bought Mrs. Jacob |
Bsiilcr'S house and lot on Cross /
street frr eighteen hundred dollars. 4
WlIberforre S.hwever was AZ home
from York, Pa. several DAYS last week,
and SUNDAY and Monday Of tais week. /
Measures taken and suits made to /
order ou the shortest notice.
HoLLoBIUGH K SoS. /:
Patterson, Pa (;
The W c. T. Us of Juniata cnun- )
" VIII hold convention at East ]
Waterford next Thursday, Septem- ]
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Over two hundred well known cit /
Izeus, II Johnstown. victims of the 4
Hood in June 1889, have not been
found.
Rev. Mr.. McBurney. of the Mexico I
L p. Church, and Mrs. McBurney,
attended the Presbyterian church /
on Sabbath.
Mrs. +. :. Parker, and members .
Of her family who have been sum
mering here returned to Washington /
on Tuesday
The Tribune was in sgony last .
week over the tariff question, if the /
articles that it published are n criter- I
ion to Judge it by.
The corner stone of a new Presby- |
terrain church was laid with appro-
pirate ceremony on SATURDAY., Aug I
ust 80 in Greenwood township. Per
~ county.
On Sunday morning the NATIONAL
colors. draped in mourning were /
displayed from G. A. II. Hall, denof /
ing the death of Jacob Zeigler an !
aged Veteran,
Miss Bess Coyle, formerly of Port
ROYAL but now Of New Jersey, visit
od Miss Minnie McAlister in this
place and the Misses McCullocb, ut
Port Royal last week.
Nervine Pannebaker working at
printing on the CoalpOrt Standard
on his return from the Editorial
Excursion to Winchester, stopped
of in this place last Saturday.
Itch, Mango, and scratches on hui
, man or animals cured in 80 minutes
av Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. This
never fails. Sold by L. Banks Il Co,
Druggists, Niffiintown. Nov 3.
We have purchased a new stock OF
clothing. and in order to make room
for il, are selling the goods bought
from Strayer, at greatly reduced
prices
HoILoBAuaH 4 SoS,
Patterson, Pa
1T is said that over $4,000 worth
OF stock in the Newport and Sher-
mans Valley Railroad has been sub
cribed in Newport, and altogether