Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-10-04

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own par-at present.
"A few farmers are not through
with thsr wheat sowing.
A hard thing to do-to make a
doctor believe health is wealth.
The bridge across Lost Greek at
Copenhaver's Mill has been re-roofed.
Charles Mertz and wife of Walker
township are taking in the Worlds
Fair.
Mrs. r. f. Parker has returned
from visit to friends in Hollidays.
burg.
Mrs. Rose Moore and two children
OF Altoona are visiting friends in
town.
Miss Jennie Weaver of Williams
port, Is visiting her aunt Mrs. Sarah
r. Bartley.
$3.50, S2.S7, $3.50 and $4.63 bows
long pants suits in the latest Fall eff
fects at Meyers.
Mrs. Crider of Bellefonte is visit
ing her parents Mr.. and Mrs. James
North in this town.
ID. Victor Showers of this place is
working at the printing busines, on
the Times, Altoona.
Mrs. VIM. Reynolds of Altoona. is
visiting her father-in law, Jesse Rev
nolds in Milford township.
Hoods Pills cure all liver ills, %,
Sent by mail in receipt of price by
Z. L. Hood Il Co, Apothecaries, Low
ell, Mass.
The many truthful testimonials in
behalf of Hoods Sarsaparilla. prove
that Hoods cures even when all 9th
ers fail. Try it now.
To get to Chicago and see the big
show with its exhibits of the past
and present, a good many people
have mortgaged the future.
Miss Maggie Kepner of Frederick,
Md, is visiting her aunt Mrs. John
Horning and other relatives in this
place.
Mrs. Maggie Moist, Mrs. Annie b.
Watts and two children, and Mrs.
Joseph Adams visited Newport on
Friday.
Rev. J. F. Deiner of Waterloo, will
deliver a Free Lecture in the Court
House on Thursday evening for the
Boys and Girls.
A secret political party has been
organized in Iowa, the object of
which is to keep men of foreign birth
from holding Office.
The letter upcalled for in the
Miffiintown post office on Saturday,
is for Mrs. Anna Geib, and 3 postal
card for John Swartzell
Sherifs of the respective counties
along the Juniata have been tearing
down fish baskets. La number of
cases the baskets have been replaced.
A train was ''held up" at McKees-
port, Pa, last Thursday night, by
railroad highwaymen, but seeing arm
ed men aboard the thieves skulked
away.
The Juniata Horse and Mule Pro-
tectIon Company will meet i'll the
! Court House on October 7th, 1898,
at O'Clock 2. NJ, to transact bust
ness.
Henry Shellenberger of Altoona
was in town a day last week on his
way from a visit to his native place
in Fayette township to the Noun
tain City.
Col. S. NJ. Jackson, the Republican
nominee for State Treasurer is rul-
ing elder in the Presbyterian Church
and was a Commissioner to the last
General Assembly.
TRUSKs.-We have broken the
prices, but the trunks themselves can
not be broken. Crystal covered
trunks, double-iron bound, full-finish-
ed tray $1.75 at Meyers.
The wind argument of the demo
cratic leaders that people can live as
we'll on the wages of reduced tariff
as on the wages of a protective tariff
is not sustained by the facts of living
Cleveland called Congress in extra
ordinary session to repeal the silver
purchasing act, but the Southern
Bripadiers have the lead aud have in
troduced bill to repeal the Federal
| Election law.
A team walking at the rate OF two
miles an hour, plowIng five inch
VIDE furrow, will plow an acre Ill lo
hours. In turning furrow inches
wide a team must walk IA miles to
plow an acre.
James C. Doty, Esq, has been
nominated by the democracy OF Ale
obepv county for the President
,Iudgeship. Mr.. Doty is a native OF
this town being a son of Edmund >.
Doty, Esq, deceased.
Henry Shellerberger OF Altoona
when he was in town last week, stat
ed that he has a son who was among
the Oklahoma land seekers two years
ago and was successful in the rush
for land to secure fine farm.
The other day Lewis Strayer was
offered $40 for his coon dog by
Blair county man, but Strayer emo
coon hunting and refused the offer
The dogs caught 5 coons this season
The good time for catching coon VIII
be a month after this.
!, Miss Lydia Stouffer died at hel
bom. in this town last THURSDAY