Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-08-27
SHORT LOCALS.

Underwear OF all KINDS at dOLIO
sArGR y Son, Patterson, Pa
Be certain of your assessment OF
or before the 3rd day of September.
Byron Shuman has planted 5OOt
celery plants on his farm near Mex
ico.
The Lutheran Sabbath School will
picnic in Schweier's woods on Thurs
day
DR.. Harry L. Derr of Mifflinburg,
was at home 10 see his parents last
week
Samuel Wilson, Of Oakland, is
learning the banking business in the
National Bank.
Joseph Hughes of the Franciscus
\ hardware store Is off on n recreation
trip to Maryland.
Republican voters don't fail to be
registered or assessed on or before
Thursday Sep. 3rd.
There Will be preaching in the
Thompsoutown Episcopal church on
Sunday, August 81.
John Shlfrer Of Philips burg, form
erly Of this town. was among his
friends here last week.
Il DreS Crawford is at home on va
cation, from his labors in Wanna
makers Philadelphia store.
Mr. Joseph Rothrock, Miss Bell
RothrOck. and Saml Rothrock, camp
H at Williams Grove this week
The ceutcuuI Il of the discovery
a Of coal ia Pennsylvania will be cele-
brated in September next year"
Call and see our line of Fall over
coats. HoLLoBsUGH K SoS.
n Patterson, Pa.
James Alexander has sold his
dwelling house and three lots of
I ground in Patterson to Geo. l.
Hover for S1IO0.
The Beaver Springs Herald says {:
A young couple of Beaver town went
to sleep in hammock and did not
waken until daylight.
II Measures taken and suits made to
order on the shortest notice.
HoLLoBAUGH i SoS,
Il Patterson, Pa.
A three wear old horse with white
face and white hind foot, dark bay
color. WIS stolen from the field of Ja
cob q. Wlsehaupt some nights ago.
Il Forty SIX bass, is the number, that
Il Dr. Lucieu Banks, and his nephewa
Andrew aud James Banks, caught in
the river IN the uarrows on the 10Th
inst
Il Mrs. Jones, how do you manage
to keep your boy in the house as you
dol Ican't keep mine off the streets. :"
Mrs. Joues-'I always cut his hair
myself"
South Dakota wheat, according to
late dispatches, turns out poor in
tlreshiug. The average is 8 bushels
per acre for wheat and 20 bushels
Tor cats.
! Vegetable diet the coming winter
VII, be chiefly confined to potatoes
and cabbage. There will be no such
IllnS as seasoning up with canned
Peaches, and apples,
Saydar Pannab rker. aged II years,
ged OF lock jaw last Thursday Mt his
,8aers house in Patterson. He had
oeen kicked on a leg about week
p'evous to death by a horse
Itch, Mango, and scratches on hu-
man or animals cured in 80 minutes
oyWoulford's Sanitary Lotion. This
aever fails. Sold by l.. Banks < Co.,
Druggists. AEffiintown Nov. s.
Buying Drowned coffee in pound
paper sacks, is good deal like buy
ing pig in poke, but when you
ony coffee Drowned in the Washing
'on street grocery browner, you car
see what you buy.
There being some doubt as to tn,
s'a o. September being the propsl
Iay Tor assessments. 1t is best Il
] oe certain about the time, and tha
me reason voters should be asses
Der.
The Berks county Agricultural an,
sn-oTucultural s- Society will hold thei
I,'u annual exhibition at the city O
ii1e'GinE, i1 September 16, II, is al
~ 1870, For list of premiums
1S'ts anu regulations, address Cyru
. toX' Reading, Pa.
we have purchased n Bew stock c
so'hinC, and in order to make rooI
to' s II are selling the goods bougl
from strayer, at greatly reduce
Prices
HOLLoBAUGH X SoN.
Patterson. Pa.
- livery farmer that used the i. ]
Hohias Fertilizer last year wants
yam aud will have no other tn
& . That is certainly grand a
.ssttasement .st for this Wonderful Fe
n u''zer. For sale byJ.F. JACOBS,
Port ROYAL, Pa.
P"ustowu papers say: Mrs. r. \
Nr'e and Misses Lila and Julia wel