Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-10-18
SHORT LOCALS.

Vote LOT HeIueIs iOi AioIuoAolary
Vote for Jackson for State Treasu
rer.
Vote for Guss and Shelly for Audi
tors.
Storm Oyercoats $2.5o,to SS.
HOLLoBAUGH & Son.
Vote for Schweyer for District
Attorney.
Whole Stock of Kip Boots only
$3.50 HoLLoBAUeH L SoS,
Vote for Ehrenzeller for County
Treasurer.
Another new line of Hats just re
ceived. HoLLoBAUGH Son.
Thursday-to-morrow will be re-
union day.
1t showed on the Allegheny noun
tainr on Saturday.
Sheriff Lapp is hard to equal as an
auctioneer.
George Friday of Osceola spent
Sunday in town.
Vote the whole Republican ticket.
Election Day, November 7th. Vote
the Republican ticket.
Vote for Stewart and Moore for
County Commissioners.
Gs1. J. Parker spent some days in
Philadelphia last week.
MP. Crawford visited the Worlds s
Fair at Chicago last week.
Edgar Kirk is attending the great
Fair at Chicago this week.
J. Frank Patterson of Harrisburg
visited in town on Sabbath.
COyd Parker Of Harrisburg paid
the town a visit on Tuesday.
Mrs. Bonsall, wife of Editor Bon
sail is visiting in Philadelphia.
George E. Hainbach of Lewistown
4 Pa, visited in town on Saturday.
Miss Annie Hoops of .Milroy is Wis.
iting the family of Judge Lyons.
Mr.. snd Mrs. Wash. North return
ed home from Chicago last week.
Wilber Schweyer sojourned in
Rttsburg several days this week.
Mrs. James Fink of Patterson is
visiting her daughter in Harrisburg
The cannery closed its work OF
Monday after putting up 125,o0C
cans.
A mouth organ was found in the
street end awaits its owner at this
Office
Miss Blanche Wright is home from
aVlsit to Harrisburg and the World I
Fair at Chicago.
Many valuable fruit trees that wer,
years IN growing were blown down
on Friday night.
1 A full line Of gum coats, light ant
heavy weights.
n HoLLoBAUGH * Son.
Seventeen tickets for the World
Far were sold for one train last Sat.
urday evening.
Mss Bsss Robson started on
journey to California last Saturday
to visit sister.
The population of the Unite,
States Is increasing at the rate of sey
en- thousand a day.
Clothing Merchant Harley ard wifi
nave returnedfrom a trip to the west
and the Worlds Fair.
Patterson & Schweyer have move,
taeIr Law Office to Main St, oppo
hte the Jacobs House.
Mr.. Elmer McMeen of Huntingdo.
Visited postmaster McNitt in Pat
'sr'on several days last week.
The apple crop in the Unitec
states this year is estimated at one
quarter Of what it was last year.
/ Is not a good thing to do, t.
aeep immediately after a meal.
Is ca culated to congest the brain.
rise IN the river fioated off th
.NO spans Of the Mexico bridge tha
WIS blown down last Friday night.
L. Banks Wilson will sell a ca,
S S1o OF Iowa horses in Selinsgrov,
snyder county tomorrow, Thursda
O. George Hover bought the Lyd
o9uffer house and lot after the az
slS2O '''0 P''ii' s"'e II
me s"J Double Extract ssrs.s,r,,. :, u.,,.
".@' best ssc,use il cures. I.ss no other. soc
Hr and Mrs. Fred Walker of Phi
stpn'a, are visiting Mrs. Walker
pa'euts' Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Sho,
ers In town.
s-i ihiio Hamlin and wife both N
S's 'os OF Juniata, but now citizens
;n:, at'le' are visiting in town and
c'I.'S among friends.
,,.1 ihe showers of the queer have u
maI Ieu good deal of counterft
taouy touey' both silver and paper in !
OHa' SO says the Tribune.
bol nne bid on Miss Lydia StouffeI
r,. UuIe, at public sale on Saturd
n"s 's 81 'S25, but the executor wou
a'io" 1t to go for that price.
.sn.asi last week Hollidaysburg had
chan, 6a'i4n over the elopement of me
Wit WI Lott with Mrs. Crawford &
md 81 ol a oeighbor. L1tz left wi
'uu four children.