Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-05-17
SHORT LOCHLS.

Republican primary election June
ten.
The year 1898 will end as it began
on Sunday.
Bass catching season opens on the
SOth day Of May.
Shoe brushes for 10 cents brush at
Heck's shoe store.
E J. Hardy of Harrisburg, spent a
dav in town last week.
Ed. Ellis has had new roof put
on his house on Cherry street.
The railroad shops at Altoona,
have 100 new engines to build.
The town council has appointed
OP. Robson borough constable.
Delaware peach growers report
the outlook for large crop, good.
Mems substantial working Panta-
looms 9Oc. at Hollobaugh and Sons.
The thermometer registered SO de-
grees in the shade on the 11th inst.
There is a talk of the PENNSYLVANIA
railroad establishing pension fund.
Mems fine calf dress shoes,-lace
and congress, the Harrisburg make.
John f. Aumau, son OF e1-County
Superintendent Auman has gone
west.
For big bargain in boots and
shoes 90 to Heck's. He is selling off
at cost.
Robert McMeen has the founda-
ton dug for business house in Pat
tarson.
Republican primary election June
10 and convention of return Judges,
June Il.
The Democrats are talking of put
ting of their primary election till in
September.
The Pennsylvania Editorial Asso-
citation visited Reading, Pa, on the
18th Of June.
Where did you get that Hat'
Nine out of ten will answer, at Hol
lobaugh Il Sons.
Ladies rus5et shoes, Blucher style,
former price $500 now $3.50, at
Heck's shoe store.
"Only PauE Blossom" but 1t is
the national flower according to con-
gressionsl action.
Charles Crawford, Ferd Meyers,
Howard Kirk are applicants for the
Revenue Collectorship.
Colorado papers are booming ex.
Post Master John Wanamsker for
the Presidency in 1896.
1t is an old saying. but is as true
to-day as ever: "Oh Lord! how this
world is given to lying.
The newspapers of Huntingdon
are advertising the arrest of every
tramp that enters the town.
A Base Ball, Bat, a Belt and a
Cap given with each Boys suit of
clothes at Hollobaugh & Son.
A Miss Hague attending the Lew
isburg Seminary ard H. W. Hadden
of Lswisburg, eloped last week.
Colonel Patterson will nova to
Lancaster while his house hero is
being put into state of repairs.
Miss Kate Sizes, Of Lewistown,
visited her friend Miss Isabel
Schweier on Friday and Saturday.
Peter Reisinger of Tuscarora
township, Perry county, aged n
made $50 railroad ties the past winter.
Rev. A. Fl. Spangler of Braddock,
was in town between trains on bis
way to Port Royal one day last week.
An exchange appeals to its patrons
to pay their paper dues, and closes
by stating the fact that a newspaper
like other things cannot be run on
old accounts.
Humphreys Specific No. 7, cures
Coughs, Colds and Bronchitis. The
relief is quick, the cure perfect.
Price Csc For sale by all druggists.
March %, '93.
The Peoples Bank private con
eern in Newport, Perry county, has
been converted into National Bank
A number of the stockholders are
from this town and Port Royal.
Dickinson College Law School Sc
lected J. Banks Kurtz OF Delaware
township, a delegate to tho Nationa
Convention of college clubs now II
session at Louisville, Kentucky.
Rev. W. f. Steck, has accepted
call extended to him to preach TO
tn Port Royal Lutheran charge
+s- Steck will move from Philips
Durg, Clesrfeld county to Port Roy
al.
Major John Cummings died at Ac
ademia, at the home of his sister Mrs
Mary Patterson, on the Sth inst, ag
ed 20 years. His remains were tax
en- to Connellsville, Pa, for inter
ment.
The base of the biggest pyrami
in Egypt, if taken out of the Valle
of the Nile and set down in the Va
lev of the Juniata would cover Je
Middah's trotting park, about 1
acres of ground.
Ready for Spring! Our shoes
the biggest assortment OF shoes
Ready for Summer! Hop, skil
Jump. Run to our store. Ten pc
cent. discount to our first custome
sach day. At Schott's shoe stor'
Bridge street.
Jerome T. Ritzman of Beale Twp
lost Il valuable horse last Friday evel