Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-12-09
SHORTLOCALS.

John Rapp's big hog when kille
weighed 42O pounds.
Illinois pays 2 cents for every Ell
glish sparrow killed.
A farmer in Spain proposes to plov
his fields by electricity.
Mems Fine Henry Clay suits S15
at Hollobaugh & Sons
The Franciscus hardware stor
will be moved to Tyrone.
The churches are preparing fol
Christmas entertainments.
Ties taken in exchange for cloth
ing at Hollobaugh & Sons.
Captain Mcclellan is home for 6
short time from Washington, d. G.
K. H. McCIintic, has bought the
Franciscus hardware store-building
Howard j. Neely has bought the
E. s. Parker building on Main street
Carl F. Esperschade has returned
from business trip to Philadelphia.
The process of telegraphing ones
picture over the wire has been inven-
ted.
H. S. Scholl, wife aud daughter,
and son Alton, are visiting in eastern
Pennsylvania.
Miss Alice Todd is visiting her sis
ter, Miss Retta Todd in Uniontown,
Fayette county.
Captain 4. 3. Demaree, of New
port, died on the 1st, inst, of grip
pc, aged 53 years.
Frost-bitten feet may be cured by
soaking a couple Of times in a solu-
tion Of alum water
The largest, the best and the
cheapest clothing house in the coun-
ty-Hollobaugh & Son.
Pine Grove Sabbath School will
give an entertainment on Thursday
evening, December "a.
1t is said forty million people are
now suffering for food in Russia, and
winter has only commenced.
Huxley is one of the men of science
who smoke s, and he never commen-
ced the habit until he was 40.
E. c. Meloy, of Milford township,
has been granted pension of So per
month, with S936.67 back pay.
James Mclaughlin, of near Con-
nellsville, Pa, is visiting his brother
William, in Fermanagh township.
We will sell you the cheapest
clothing you ever bought for the
money. Hollobaugh & Son.
MEMS Harris Cashmere suits S12.
at Hollobaugh & Sons.
A win of plumbago twenty feet
thick, has been found in Perry coun-
ty near the Cumberland county line. |
Henry GroniDger, William Banks
and James Horning were installed !
elders in the Presby yterian church on
Sabbath.
Robert Sartin, formerly of Juniata
but now of 1ercersburg, Franklin
county, is in Juniata, visiting old
time friends.
Congressman /. kiGson was present
last week, at the Philadelphia navy
yard, to see the new cruiser, New
York, launched.
Last Thursday the building of
HorDingtown bridge was let to DAv-
id Wolfgang, for one hundred aud
sixty nine dollars.
A great revival meeting has been
in progress in the NJ E. church at
Reeds Gap. Many persons have
professsd conversion.
Matt. L. Allison, eldest son Of the
editor OF the Herald has been appoint
ed to a case in the government print
ing Office in Washington.
A fire fiend burned the barn and
contents of J. w. Wright, in Union
township, Huntingdon county, on
the night of tie second inst.
Though young woman may have
taken lessons in astronomy, she is
not well educated unless she has
taken lessons in dough.-Talmage.
Farmers, do you want a good sub
stantial suit for $5 co? You can get
it at Hollobaugh Il Sons.
Furs Furs Furs! Highest price
paid for Furs of all kinds. Bear, fox,
mink, muskrat and skunk skins taken
in exchange for goods at Hoilobaugh
& Sons.
L. A. Rutledgs, postmaster at VIII
iamsburg, Blair county, died of
heart failure after having spent the
day in his Office on the 1st of Decem-
Der, aged 70 years.
Itch on human and horses and an
imals cured in 80 minutes by Wool
fords Sanitary Lotion. This never
fails. Sold by L. Banks & Co.,
Druggists, hlif1lintown. Nov. 13,
1S90.-1y.
Democrat and Register J. II. Pry
of Dixon, Illinois, former citizen of
Milford township, has become citi-
zen Of Patterson. He follows the
business of dehorning cattle and
treating diseased animals.
Judge Barnett's term of Office will
close on the lst of January, and this
weeks court is his last one in Juuia-
ia. He retires with the highest re
spect of all the people. He is looked
upon as an upright man, and an able
and Inn r.tinl ir,lrrn