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

HoLLoBAUGH SoN.
Miss Marion Scholl has returned
from five months visit to New York,
Chicago and the west.
SIS, Sc, and $3.50 for mems Fall
Sack Suits, single and double breast
ed. All this seasons designs at
Meyers.
The rain and storm caused land
slide at Ryde station in Miffiin coun-
ty, that covered three railroad tracks,
last Friday night.
The wild wind on Friday night,
unroofed the barns of Samuel Cleck,
DIR. Atkinson and Jerome Altman in
Walker township.
The wind last Friday night ripped
off number of yards of the south
east corner Of Kurtz Kauffman's
barn near this town.
You can be suited at Meyers at
any price you wish to pay for suit,
from $3.50 up.
The large cattle and straw sheds
at the barn of Jerome Thompson
near Mexico, was blown down by the
storm of Friday night.
The Beaver Snyder County Herald
says:-Mrs. West Row. from near Milf
fiintown, spent several days with
Theodore Row and family.
Wesley Sherlock and Andrew
Allison, who were delegates to the
Christian Endeavor Convention at
Reading, returned home on Saturday
We have an extra large line of G..
A. r Suits, guaranteed fast colors.
HoLLoBAUGH & SoN.
Already there is a movement on
foot to hold another Worlds Fair in
seven years after this at New York
A Fair that will beat the Chicago
Fair.
Charlie Renninger has bought
house and lot from Albert Hacken-
berger at East Point The property
used to be known as the Kreider
house.
Merchant Schott has had new
floor placed in his main store room.
The old one was about worn through
by the almost ceaseless tramp of Gus
toners.
$3.50, S2.S7, $3.50 and S4.63 boys
long pants suits in the latest Fall ef-
fects at Meyers.
During the past fiscal year over
seven million pieces were "treeted' IN
the dead letter office, containing mon
ey enclosures of over two million dol
lars in value"
TRUNKs.-We have broken the
prices, but the trunks themselves can
not be broken. Crystal covered |
trunks, double-iron bound, full-fuish-
ed tray $l.75 at Meyers.
Misses Mollie and Sallie Kaufman, |
daughters of Mr. Kurtz Kauff |
man of near this town are visiting
the Worlds Fair az Chicago this
week, in company with friends.
If you want substantial working
pants, we have the Kersey Corduroy
Doeskin or Cashmere.
HoILoBAUGH SoN.
One of the events last week that
startled the humor of the town was
the Tribune placing MIR. John Etka' S
card of announcement for County
Treasurer under the death notices.
Manners. iteurss. lake no Other. 30 cents.
There are not as many people af
ficted with consumption in this coun-
ty as there used to be. Who can ex-
plain why consumption as u disease
is on the decline in Juniata covnty.
A correspondent of the Selinsgrove
Tribune notes the fact that at Mid
dleburg recently, be saw woman in
her bare feet on a wood-pile chopping
wood. Sue has lazy, do!ess hus-
| band.
The wagon shed of Albert Kauff
man of Walker, was crushed by the
recent strong wind A drill belong
| ing to Samuel Sleber was broken by
the fall of the crib, but can be re-
paired.
The many truthful testimonials in
behalf of Hoods Sarsaparilla, prove
that Hoods cures even when all 9th
ers fail. Try it now.
Merchant Harlev after returning
from the Worlds Fair went to Phil
adelphia and bought large stock of
clothing for his store where you can
be accommodated in the purchase of
anything and everything that man
wears.
The McVeytown Journal says: MIR.
Dull is having a route surveyed from
the snd-works to the railroad. He
intends to have pipes laid and pump
all the sand from the works over to
the road This will do away with all
the teams.
Joseph G.. Long, Assignee of the
estate of Ezra Smith, sold l47 acres
with the buildings of the homestead
tract to Isaac Benner, Sr., for l73O
dollars and the balance of the farm
56 acres to Amanda Beashor for five
hundred dollars.
BENJAMIN F. Tennis of Dauphir
county, who perpetrated an unmen
tionable assault upon the little 5
year old girl Agnes G. Wright a
Hummelstown, September 10, and
then to hide his crime killed tb
child, has been sentenced to be hung
on December 7.
Misses Clara Rothrock, Jennie