Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-01-24

evening. tuesday
You don't know how much hate.
soa,, sOu VIII ieel If you take Hoods Sar
ssapariiia 1t will drive off that t;raa ;,~l
ieellng and make you strong, ca 'i'e'
6 The weekly review of bu.;ps.. On,
finance, published by R. G. Dun =
90 OF New York, in "Dun's Rayiau q
~ paper that is consulted iaroai-
py business circles tbrougbon. az
country. nou1 the
Mrs. Grace Van Ormer ,v;fo
U. u. VanOrmer of Delawaro 80 -, VI
snip died last Saturday aosI II
sears- se lnterment on TuesdaT Ian
rs IN the McAlisterville, Presbxto. o,
ran cemetery. 's
The Morarity and Nank;-., ,,;,;
% .relS OF Miffiintown, viii give an en-
yer tainment at Arch Rock school
noess, Saturday evening Of this week
a INST class program Will be rerdar
ed. Admission 10 and Is cants
To-day Hoods sarsapariIla stands
AT Tue head of the medicine world
admired IN prosperity and epyied in
merit by thousands of would be cor,
petltors. 1t has larger sale tban
otner medicine before the Amerscan
puoilc, and probably greater than all
otner sarsaparillas and blood puri6ers
combined. - - oi :
LAST Wednesday J. W. ShulI ex-
District Attorney Ct Perry county
was acquitted of the charge of assault
witt intent to kill District ATTORNEY
Baker for being on too intimate terms
with Mrs. Shull. The jury was out
only about 25 minutes Moral
Don t get too well acquainted with
your neighbours wife.
Mr.. g. W. Smith was able TO walk
out last Tuesday in company with
AIRS. Smith his wife. He has met
with a number of accidents the past
few years that brought him close to
the border land of the other world.
Now that be is on the way to recov.
cry his friends hope that no other
mlsdap overtake him.
Thieves forced open a shutter of a
front window in Howard Kinks To-
bacco and Confectionery Store, in
Patterson, some nights ago, and
stole some $40 worth of goods, that
suited their purpose, and left two
railroad track signal caps lie on the
counter. The probability is they
stole the caps they left behind. They
used a cake of mud to deaden the
sound of the window glass when
they broke it. The jingle of the
broken glass wss heard by people in
the neighborhood, but they could not
locate the sound. A tool or two had
been stolen from the blacksmith shop
of Henry Berger on this side of the
river, and vas used in opening the
shutter to the store.
The editor OF the Newport News:
Gays s:-Sometimes the editor feels
that his patrons do not appreciate his
efforts to publish good paper, but
when q season of prompt renewals
and new subscribers dawns upon
him in the midst of his labors and
trials, he is inclined to reviss his opin-
ion and feel kindly toward all man
kind. The ordinary editor loes not
sock praise for his work, but he is hu-
man and likes to be appreciated to
the extent that any laborer does who
is "worthy of his hire" The best
act of appreciation is that which
furnishes him with the means to keep
the machine going a. full speed and
the incentive to renewed effort day
bv day in behalf of those whom he
endeavors TO serve.
Lswistown Ssntinel:-A couple OF
Philade lphia gentlemen were in this
vicinity last week, making inquiry as
to the possibility of securing a car
load OF milk a day for shipment to
Philadelphia. SIX thousand quarts
A day would be required and the
price paid would be three cents a
quart. 1t seems to Us that Mitflin
county farmers could not only meet
this demand, but that 1t would be
profitable for them.
Sixty farmers each furnishing one
hundI quarts daily would be all
that would be necessary. This
would bring into the county the snug
sum of S65, 200 year, and would
Give TO each farmer $1,095 Il year
That is quite an item, and 1t would
be more profitable than selling wheat
tssixtv cents bushel. Much bet
ter returns would come from feeding
the grain and converting 1t into mill
at the above prices. The price l:
better than that paid at creameries;
If the farmers within reasonable
distance Of the railroad are wise they
will seriously consider this mattel
and act upon it, Prompt action Il
necessary as the men viii seek an
other locality if they fail here. Fur
tber information may be obtalnei
from James B Shannon, whom the
gentlemen referred to visited.