Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-05-24
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Grafton Day.
You en- buy nice boys suit fol
T5c, at Meyers.
A new range. See testimonials in
another column.
Daniel Pannabaker is having his
house enlarged.
J. II. Simons is a candidate for
County Treasurer.
Miss Ellen Howe spent Sunday
with friends in Lewistown.
W. H Zeiders is announced as q
candidate for Prothonotary.
Distant relatives in Chicago are
unoonmoDly distant just now.
.. A Mckee, Esq, of Lewistown,
spent a day in town last week.
The thermometer registeted Sc de
grees in the shade on Monday.
The wonder of The age Meyers So
mems suits. Call TO see them.
Cha-, Adams, druggist at Newport,
Tls.ted in this place on Sunday.
The growing wheat crop in Sny-
der county is said to be promising.
Thus far every report concerning
the coming peach crop is favorable.
Newport is to get it's water from
Bufuo mountain three miles distant.
Ezra Parker of Washington, D. c.,
Is visiting aoluaintances in this place.
C5atentment without riches is bet
ter than riches without coutentment.
Il requires three months of favor
able weather to make good corn and
oats
Go to Meyers for your summer
hats. The largest stock to select
from.
Colonel A X. AcCjuro will deliver
Decoration Day address at Millers-
town.
Morgan Ysartar has sold his dray
ing business to Ed. SwaItz & Howard
Lmery.
Some one wants TO know Why peo
pie prefer middle and back pews in a
churcA
D.. Whitmer Of Newport was a Wis
itor to his mother IN this town Oh
Monday.
A mess Of laurel killed eight sheep
for James D. Williams of Milford
township.
Middletown people are talking
about bridging the Susquehanna at
that point.
Editor VIM. Jackmqn and daugh-
ter Martha spent last week in Wash
ingson, d. G.
II the Worlds Fair is to be open.
on Sunday why not run every other
fair on Sunday.
Some days ago J. S. Kenepp Of
near Academia had horse to choke
to death on oats.
The average price realized on
horses at the Wilson sale last Thurs
day, was S1145O.
Squire 1Tertz of McVeytown, spent
several days among his Juniata
friends last week.
The frost on Saturday morning
was supplemented by heavy rain on
Saturday evening.
The General Assembly Of the Pres.
byterian Church is in session il
Washington, d. G.
c. z Tiers, Superintendent OF the
Tusearora Valley Railroad was in
town lasS Thursday.
P'~sv county Prohibitionists will
.a Il county convention in Bloom
ii next Saturday.
The time Of the running of two
passenger trains westward has been
changed. See time table.
This is the latest corn planting
season known in many years. A great
deal Of corn is yet to plant.
Rev. J. r. Henderson and Rev.
NJ. Il. Drumm are among those who
We're on fishing excursions this week
Charles B. Crawford says that the
report that he is an applicant for the
revarne collectorship, is not correct.
VIM. H Barclay has opened a
blacksmith shop at Reeds Gap. Mr.
Barclay spent several years in the
Smith business in Altoona whore he
made a speciality Of horse shoeing
H IS now prepared to do all kinds
OF work in his line at reasonable
prices.
Some one informed a prominent
citizen Of our town that turpentint
was good for gaps. He procured the
tulpentine in an oil can, captured 6
suffering pee, pee, and squirtec
turpentine into its throat, and in {
lew minutes his chicken was dead
be IS now looking for his informant
Comparisons are said to be odious
and for that reason it is said should
not be made, but with all that maj
rom the country the other day said
why do you town people Away
taik about our country roads. You
roads or streets are not as good n
the main roads IN the country d.
quit talking about country roads a
least till youget better roads in town.