Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-05-20
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Newport people have chills and
fever.
Onions as q diet are said to keep
Ofspasms.
Huntingdon people will celebrate
the 4th of July.
Someone SAYS this is the coldest
May in so years.
Frank Hawk is sick with Brights
disease Of the kidneys. J
CJacob Thomas buys sheep and
cattle for shipment eastward.
nv commissioner France Hover
had his new barn raised on Monday
Bows Cady Hats at Hollobaugh &
Sons, paid for at 1OOcts on the dol
lar.
There are about two hundred and
forfy thousand peach trees in Juni-
alta county,
MANY spring lambs we're shipped
from Juniata last week to the Phila
delphia MARKET
The drilled oats does best, proba-
blv on account of being put down in
to moist ground.
The Finest line of Suspenders at
Hollobaugh y SONS, paid for ct 100
cts on the dollar.
Struck by base ball, Mrs. Fran
els Brooke, OF Reading, was knocked
INTO commissions.
The Grand Encampment of Penn
sylvania Odd Fellows is in session at
Lancaster this week.
Summer outing shirts, 24c cheaper
than locust posts, at Meyers, whole
sale and retail Clothier.
The May drought injured vegeta-
ton but did not affect the springs
Of water to u great degree.
Al. Patterson is announced ao-
eording to Democratic rules as acan-
didate for Presipent Judge.
lQne day last week Philo Parma
baker, Sr., caught a string of tep GELS.
The largest weighed 2 pounaS-I
William Walker, colored, aged 1O2
years, the Oldest man in Lancaster
county, died on the 14th of May.
Gents, fine 1 ply linen collars at
E.. oh .,n OF
ers', wholesale and retail clothier,
The General Synod Of the Luth-
eran church in the United States, is
IL session at Lebanon, Pa, to day.
Black and Blue Chevoit Suits, SIX
dollars and up, are retailed at Mey-
ers', Wholesale and Retail Clothier
Peach growers believe 100000
crates OF peaches will be shipped out
Of Jupiata county the corning sea
son,
". A. Sponsler, Esq, of Bloom
field is announced as Republican
candidate for the Presidents Judg-
ship.
G.lson Stewart in the service OF
the railroad company ct Pittsburg,
visited his mother in this place on
the 17th.
Tho dog tax last yoar in Perry Co.,
amounted to I539.5O. This year it
Will amount to $1SS2.-Bloomhcld
Advocate.
The wind is blowing from tho east
but Meyers is still selling everything
retail at Wholesale prices saving Of |
Is per cent.
One hundred wagons and four
hundred people will be required to
gather the peach crop Of Juniata
county this yesr.N
Prayar-meetings were held last |
week iu counties along the Northern
border Of Pennsylvania for the pur-
pos' Of praying for rain.
President Harrison, on his home
stretch Of the 10000 miles trip pass
ed through Mfflin station about elev-
en- clock last Friday forenoon.
Five horses in a pasture near Elk
ton, Nd, were killed by n bolt of
ihghtnlng one day last week. Tho
hcssos wero owned by Mslvery Jones.
An immense line of crush hats,
worth 80 cents, in all the new and
Popular shades. We retail at 4Sc,
st Meyers, Wholesale and retail cloth
Ter.
Three Italians who arrived at
New York with three pct bears re
resolved to go back on the steamer
rather than pay duty on the perform
ing bears.
Isaac n. Gingerich, a three year
veteran Of the 49th Pa. Inft. has Just
% Teeh allowed pension dating from
Zee; 4th, 1889, through the agency
u " lillian Fry of Mexico.
Flowing with four horses to plow
was reported by exchange papers
rom many counties last week The
et'ra team Was required on account
VI the drynes7 of the ground.
Inc wind blew the hat of a little
sil =. from hor head to the base of the
J tnlfd pier of the river bridge on Sun
way night. The hat was recovered
W means Of boat sent from shore.
airs: William Hamlin of Monticel-
" ~ indiana is visiting her parents,
mr. and Mrs ". H. Kurtz of Wal
Asf township. Mrs Hamlin will re.
L" IAN soma time among her friends