Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-09-20

Sunday in town.
Frank Patterson of Harrisburo
home on a visit.
Percy Burch6eld is at home fro,
Baltimore this week.
Chas. Pannabaker of Spanple,
is visiting his parents on Third St.
Misses Gertrude and Hall Jaclm.
started on Tuesday morning for Oh;
eago.
i Miss Seig. Robson Of Port Roy.l
spent Wednesday of last week Il
town. -
Miss Emma Conner of Highspire
Is visiting her cousin the Misse
Diehl.
Miss Mauds McCulloeh Of Harris
burg visited Mrs. Frank Meloy
last week.
Old street drunks in Huntingdon
are given Ave days in the lookup An,
fined $25.
Jonathan Keiser of Delaware Twp.
is visiting the Columbian Exhibition
in Chicago.
The Steam Railroad Mems Unior
held a convention in Harrisburg
Sunday last.
Miss Bessie Hstrlck of Mexico
spent Thursday A. the guest Of Miss
Mary North.
You can be suited at Meyers a,
any price you wish to pay for a suit.
from % 80 up.
Mrs. Harry Kelley of Ebensburr,
ls visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs,
ID. Pannabaker.
$3.50. $2.s7, $3.50 and $4.6a bows
long pants suits in the latest Fall ef-
fects at Meyers.
Miss Effie Meloy of Spruce Hill,
spent Tuesday OF last week with
friends in Mifflin.
Mrs. John Strayer and daughter
Sarah OF McAllisterville are in Chica.
go visiting the great Fair.
Miss Kate Ewing of Lswi.town,
spent Sabbath with the family of Mr..
William Luck of this place.
Misses Eleanor Campbell and Myr-
tie Peddet of Port Royal, spent Sat
urday among friends in town.
Mrs. Elmer McMeen and son RALPH,
OF Huntingdon were the guests of
Mrs. W. II. McNitt, last week.
Miss Lizzie Caveny and her sister
Laura of Harrisburg visited their
cousins the Misses Auker this week.
To cure nervousness YOUR nerves
must be fed by Pure Blood. Hoods
SSarsaparilla makes pure blood. Take
it now.
SIS, sc. and $3.50 for mems Fall
Sack Suits, single and double breast
ed. All this seasons designs at
Meyers
The letters uncalled for in tie Milf
flintown post office on Saturday even
ing were for Mrs. Hanna Faux, W.
H. Crider.
The Communion of the Lords Sup
per will be held in the Presbyterian
church in this place the 1st Sunday
in October.
During the rain of last week, eels
made a run down stream for deep
water and mud that don't freeze in
winter time.
Mrs. Tom Shaver and sister Miss
B ckie Davis have started on a pro-
longed visit to Lancaster, New York
and Chicago.
Strong nerves, sweet sleep, good
appetite, healthy digestion and best
of all Pure Blood. are given by
Hoods Sarsaparilla.
If a man spend FIVE cents day for
tobacco, in thirty years he will have
spent five hundred and forty seven
dollars and fifty cents.
Mr.. Thompson A. Marrow Of Eliz-
abeth City and Mis- f Marrow of
Lewisburg we're guests at the Nat
ional House last week
The plain statement that Ferd
Meyers, carries the largest and best
Stock of Clothing in the county will
bear the strictest investigation.
Misses Annie and Emma Fear and
Ella Ndssimer Of Lewistown were
the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. John
Brown in Patterson, last week.
TRusKs.-We have broken the
prices, but the trunks themselves can
not be broken. Crystal covered
trunks, double-iron bound, full-finish'
ed tray sl.75 at Meyers.
Ten cars were loaded with peache.
at this station on Saturday, and start
ed for Monday morning markets III
towns west of this place. Most o.
the peaches were destined for Pitts
burg.
Within the past ten days two EN
press trains, the one in the State Ol
Indiana, the other in Michigan, were
signaled at night to stop at lonely
place between stations by robbers
and the express car robbed. Th'
robbers in the two hauls secured
about one hundred thousand dollar
If that kind of work continues it vii
not be long before armed men vii
have to accompany every Express
Train, and each passenger will arm
himself with a shooter to repel rob
bers.
The Cleveland administration ha
been a law unto itself in its actor
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