Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-04-29
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Too much rain has ruined crops in
eastern Kansas.
Last week was hard one on the
trailing arbutus.
Use horse radish in moderate
quantity for grip.
Lewistown is looking for two cir
cuses next month.
Merchant I. D. Musser has been
put upon the pension roll.
Elias HornIng is snlarging one Of
his houses on Main street.
Miss Edna Kirk visited the Harald
family in Lewistown last week.
There is talk of starting wash
ing machine factory at Duncannon.
Ex-senator Dslamater will move to
Washington state and locate in Seat
lie.
Miss Beckie Crawford is home
from visit TO friends in Philadel-
fhia.
The camp nesting a. Newton Ham
ilton will open on the 11th Of next
August.
Cap ain George Koons died at his,
home in Port Royal some days ago
aged II years.
Miss Maggie Christy, died about
10 O'Clock on Sabbath pioht aoed
about 40 years.
Summer outing shirts, 24c cheaper
than locust posts, at Meyers, whole
sale and retail clothier.
The remains of Captain George
Rooms OF Port ROYAL wero borne to
the grave by his six Sous.
Gents, fine 4 ply linen collars at
&c, cheaper than locust posts at Mey
ers', wholesale and retail clothier
Jacob Sulouff of Fermanagh Twp,
announced among the Democracy
for the office of Associate Judge.
For Register and Recorder, John
+. jenkins of Milford township, is
announced among the Democracy.
Men in Lewistswn are religiously
inclined as is evidenced by 25O join
ing the Young Mems Christian Asso
ciatien.
The barn of Abram Horting in
Perry Valley, Perry county, WAS de-
stroyed by fire some nights ago by
an iucendiary.
That pain in your legs from your
knees down, will be relieved by few
doses of Boneset tea, and it won't
cost you much.
Watson Leech's COW was hurt on
Sunday by being struck in the ribs
by stone .that boys rolled down
Loudon's ridge.
Williamson VanOrmer of Fayette
township, has been announced among
the Democracy az a candidate for the
Office of Sheriff.
The speeches delivered by Presi-
dent Harrison while on the route 10
California, proves that he is one of
UHs dD4esI puDIlc men.
1t is general remark that not in
many years has the season been 80
favorable to the sowing of oats and
the planting Of potatoes.
jerome n. Thompson holding
position in the Middleburg National
bank came home on Saturday. He
Will return to Middleburg in few
days.
The past ten days were favorable
10 the sowing Of oats,an the plant
ing OF potatoes and the most of the
farmers avalie4 themselves of the op-
portunity.
1he finding of Indian arrow points,
spear-polnts and axes of stone, is of
frequent occurrence along the streams
III 'nnlata, since the great flood of
June 1889.
L. B. Patton postmaster in Al
tooha resigned last week, to become
superintendent of the Huntingdon
Reformatory.
S''IIn OF WIND destroyed two
houses snd damaged many others,
and fatally hurt Mr. Bowel and her
daughter Mrs. Burns in Pittsburgh,
one day last week.
Count Won Moltke Field Marshal
OF the German Empire died of heart
failure On the oath inst. He won
lne greater part of his fame in the
franco Prussian war.
Ihe Democratic brethren seem TO
1.o. Te concerned over what they call
difference between Secretary Blaine
ana PRESIDENT Harrison. Be con-
tent, gentlemen, President Harrison
and Secretary Blaine understand
each other.
Newport Ledger: An old lady who
mad never been on railroad until
last tuesday morning, came down ov-
er the n. & S. V. R. r. So pleased
was she with her first experience that
every little while she would exelaim
my, don't it ride nice9"