Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-04-19
SHORT LOCALS.

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An argument court was held on
Tuesday
The Lavisburg Furniture factory
has failed.
Heck is closing out his shoe bust
ness at cost.
Arbutus hunters were out in force
last Sunday.
The coffee market in Panama is
overstocked.
Shoe brushes for 10 cents a brush at
Hecks shoe store.
There are $50 Negro newspapers
in the United States.
THE Worlds Fair at Chicago, will
open on the 1st of May.
The inclement weather last week
gave oats sowing back set.
The C. A. R. men are thinking of
the approaching decoration day.
They are sowing this year, in Iowa,
more oats, and less spring wheat.
There is one certain cure for walk
ing on railroad and jumping cars.
Shad sold in Duncannon Perry
county, last week, as low as 10 cents.
A cloak made of prairie chicken
feathers is to be shown at the Worlds
Fair.
The next stated meeting of Hunt
ingdon Presbytery will be in Belle
fonte.
For a big bargain in boots and
shoes so to Hecks. He is selling off
at cost.
Thin ice was visible on pools of
water along the roadside, on Sunday
morning.
At Dunsee Mich, on the 18th inst,
the storm blew evary house it struck
to pieces.
Merchant E. G.. Shaffer, of Orien-
tai has moved to Lower City, Schuyl-
kill county.
Ladies russell shoes, Blucher style,
former price $500 now $3.50, at
Heck's shoe store.
The sapp!ing bender snow, and
the onion snow have not put in an
appearance this season.
A rabbit drive in S .cramenro coun-
ty, Col, recently resulted in tue
death of 200 Of the pests.
From the Carlisle Indian school
nearly two hundred boys will go to
the country for the summer.
The light of the fire of the Lewis
town ak factory was seen by people
of this town last Thursday evening.
Easter, this season, came a long
time ahead of the Easter flowers, in
deed the Easter flowers have not yet
bloomed.
GREAT damage to property by wind
was done in parts Of Kansas, Illinois,
Missouri, Indiana and Ohio on the
18th inst.
MEMBERS of tbs Methodist church
held 4 sociable at the house OF Will
liam Hawk, on Cherry street last
Satm day evening.
NJ. E. Dollinger. formerly of this
county but now of Kippler, Blair
county, is visiting his brother-in-law
folks in this place.
The Austrian Government is in
the market buying gold. They want
to float government bonds, and make
them payable in gold.
A gray-haired mai, 65 years old,
has been arrested and fined in q
New York police court for hugginG
women in the street.
Professor Aumiller, Prof. J. A
Lutz, Prof. j. M. Arnold are candl
dates, for the superintendency oi
schools in Perry county.
Mems fine calf dress shoes,-lace
and congress, the Harrisburg make
Former price $500 now $3.50 at
Heck's Shoe Store.
Daniel Pannebaker, who had jol
in Lewistown, of smithing, finished
the Job last week and is again here
at his home in Miffiintown.
Cashier Flood of a San Francisc;
Bank, stole 1854, 900 from the con
cern and spent it on a number of rel
atives who be set up in business.
William Smith, farmer at Eagle
Point, Bucks county, while engaged
in burning brush had h5 clothing
set on fire and WAS fatally burned.
The resignation of Col. G. E. Nc
Clellan, superintendent of the Middle
Division of the Pennsylvania Rail
road will go into effect on the lst o
May.
The letters uncalled for in tn
Mifiintown post office for the weel
ending April Is, were for q. S, W
Rhine, Mrs. Elizabeth Reynolds, j
II. Shuman.
Humphreys Specific No. 7, cure
Coughs, Colds and Bronchitis. Th
relief is quick, the cure perfect
Price 25c. For sale by all druggists
March %, '93.
In Ohio under law just enacte'
it Will cost dealers just as much t
sell cigarettes as it does to sell whif
key. This will come very near dri'
ing them from the State.
Lewisburg people propose to erec
monument over the grave of Johl
Robinson Cornelius, deceased, VIII
during period of many years edite'