Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-04-06

Ihe LuZsrn county republican,
last week endorsed Senator Quay.
Decatur, Miffiin county people are
digging for coal near Painterville.
Millerstown will have Govsrno,
Pattison as its Memorial Day orator
Ladies solid gold watches at
HoLLoBAUGH & Sons.
Fancy zinc trunks with iron bot
toms, only 81 so, at Hollobaugh &
Sons.
Squire William Cox, of Greenwood
township, died last Saturday aged
SS years.
Sheriff Lapp, has moved into the
jail and rented his snug house al
East Point.
Miss Annie, Goodwin Of Altoona,
is visiting the family of Joseph Watt
on third street,
Mrs J. Fl. McAlister has bought q
lot of ground from ex-sheriff Hamil-
ton on Cherry street.
Quay's majority over Dalzell at the
late primary nomination in Snyder
county was 1920 votes.
In this part of the world the wealth
er on moving day was not Of the
kind that people desired.
Ex-post master Books will build a
dwelling house for himself ON Maine
Street in the near future.
Colonel J. ]. Patterson came home
on Monday, to attend the funeral of
his cousin, A. j. Patterson.
Wood Brown! Wood Brown The
most fashionable suit in town, 81,
IS, $40 and $12. Hollobaugh & Son.
Ex-sheriff Knouse and Ferd Meyers
are talked OF IN connection with the
democratic nomination for Legisla-
ture.
A petition will be presented at
the next term of court to have the
Thompsontown bridge made county
bridge.
The Governor has announced the
18th day of April, and 9th day of
May, as tree planting days in Penn
sylvania.
Miss Mary Patterson, after q So
journ of several weeks in Wilkesbar
re, returned to her home IN this place
last week.
The Sons of Temperance of Milf
fintown will organizs division in
Port Royal on the 7th of April, at
40 P. M.
For SALE OR RENT-A house and
lot near McAlisterville, for particulars
address David Robson, East Salem,
Juniata Co, Pa.
The following letters remained I'M
called for in the Miffiintown post-of
fee April 2nd, 1892: Miss Matilda
Clark, AIR. J. L. York.
Jesse Grubb has moved to
Miffiintown from Fayette He at
tends promptly to all insurance bust
ness entrusted to him.
A base ball, bat, belt and cap, Civ
en- with every boys suit.
HoLLOBAUGH & Son.
DIR. Lucien Banks, and VIM. II
Banks, removed n cancer from the
lower lip of Jonas Swab, Of Walker
township, on last Monday.
If you are looking for the latest
style of derby or crush hats, Hollo
baugh & Son have them.
Three hundred hogs were killed
in the wreck of a stock train east
eastward bound near Greensburg
Westmoreland county, a few days
ago.
John Trego has moved to Reeds
Gap, where he may be found ready
to attend to all kinds of business a
timing, and house and barn spout
ing.
We know we can show you bet
ter line of building hardware thar
you can get elsewhere. Call at Nc
Clintic's hardware store on Mail
Street.
Merchant, John W. Kirk, has re
modelled his store room on Main,
street. Mr.. Kinks place is a goot
place to deal. Call and learn TO
yourself.
Congressman Atkinson was a
home over the first, looking to fnan
cial affairs and remained over Mon
day to attend the funeral of A. j
Patterson.
Exrspresentative Pomeroy of Por
Royal, was in town on Saturday even
ing and it was assumed that he wal
looking after this part of the Sena
torial vineyard.
Old people talk of March weaths
in which oats sowing WAS indulge
in. That certainly was 80 years ag
for the generation of to day have NJ
recollection Of such seasons.
The Episcopal parsonage in Bed
ford, was made doubly cheerful tn
other evening by Mrs Keeling. tn
wife Of the pastor, presenting he
husband with bright girl baby.
The Hollidaysburg Register G
March 30th, says:-Our mails her
for several days past have been food
ed with grsen goods circulars. Won
der if they'll catch any gudgeous.