Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-03-29
SHORTLOCHLS.
Saturday next. April fool day.

Saturday next. April fool day.
A. W. Opple Of Opplesyille was IL
town day or two last week.
Carlyle the historian was always
out Of humour because Of q bad stom.
ache.
Chicken growers say hens mani
fest no inclination to hatch this
spring,
Mrs. Roe living on Cross street,
died on Monday morning after a
long illness.
Charles Hover, Esq. Of Selins-
grove was in town on Tuesday on le-
gal business.
Miss Ewing of McVeytown, passed
the Sabbath with her friend Miss Is-
sbella Allison.
Mrs T. V. Irwin presented her
husband with girl oaby on Sun
day morning.
Mrs. May Cottle is visiting her
parents Mr.. and Mrs John Etka, on
Washington st.
Governor Pattison has set apart
April Is and April % as Arbor or
tree planting days.
Miss Carrie Hughes and Miss
Bert Spratt Of Lewistown are visit
ing Miss Emily Murray.
Judge Savage of Sunbury sat in a
case for Judge Lyons at the Argu-
mont Court on Tuesday.
Representative Herman North,
spent Sunday with his father, Hon.
James North in this town.
Banks Kurtz, a student in the Law
Department Of Dickinson College,
was in town last Saturday.
The Franklin county bar irrespec-
tive Of party, recommend Judge
Stewart for Supreme Judge.
Don't forget the sale of Samuel
Laonards personal property, next
Saturday in Fermanagh township.
The letters in the Mifflintown post
Office uncalled for were for Miss
Miss Maice Chappell, James Haus.
DR. Lucien Banks gave a dinner at
the Murry House a few days ago, in
honor of Colonel J. j. Patterson aud
wife.
Several horse raissrs in Juniata,
took their surplus stock east to sell,
found no market and brought the
horses home.
Ex Sheriff Walls says, there are 5
acres Of ground piled high with rail.
road ties at Waterford, awaiting
shipment by rail.
Every citizen in the county should
take pride in speaking well of the
county town. 1t is the Capital city
Of the county governments
General J. K. Robson is happy
over the advent of a nice girl baby,
that his wife Mrs. Robson present.
cd to him On Tuesday morning.
Humphreys Specific No. 7, cures
Coughs, Colds and Bronchitis. The
relief is quick, the cure perfect.
Price 25c. For sale by all druggists.
March %, '93-4t.
Miss Imogene Evans of Blooming
ton, Ill, student at Wilson College,
Chambersburg, is spending the
Easter vacation at the home of Col.
Patterson in this place.
Loves a very funny thing, said
Mollie. There's always enough of it
for everybody, even if its all used up
before everybody comes.-Provi-
dence Journal.
Itch on human and horses and all
animals cured in 80 minutes by
Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. This
never fails. Sold by l.. Banks & Co.
Druggists, Mifflintown, Pa. Oct. l, ly
John Tyson, the great trapper in
this part of the State, last week
trapped coon and a wild cat. The
animals may be seen at Lewis Stray.
ers place a short distance north OF
town.
Francis Hover paid fifty dollars
for SOW at Rothrock's sale last
week. 1t is believed to be the larg
est price ever paid for single ami
mai OF the pork family in Juniata
county.
Our contemporaries down town, the
Herald and the Tribune, each indulg
ed IN q moving last week. The Her
aid going in over the National Bank
and the Tribune going in where the
Herald came out.
Rev. A. II. Spangler of the Port
Royal Lutheran church, has resign
ed the Port Royal charge which he
served the past ten years, and has
accepted call to preach in Brad
dock near Pittsburg.
Robert McMeen, ESQ, will deliver
the Memorial Address on the occas
Zion Of the dedication of the monu
ment to the memory of Rev. Matthew
AAison IN the Presbyterian church
IN TINS place, on Sabbath, April 9
at 1Ok A. NJ.
Rev z. E Berry, has accepted tn,
call to preach for the I,utberaI
charge, composed of a congrsgatio,
at McAlstersville, Center and Tbomn
sontown, and will move into III,
Lutheran parsonage at MoAlister
vile about the first of the month.