Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-10-31
SHORT LOCALS.

pound.
The democracy in York State ar,
in bad way.
Horses about Pittsburg have {
dstemper, something like cold.
Last Friday the Japanese again
,outed an army of 10000 Chinese.
To protect potatoes and apples
from frost bite in cellars, cover then
wsll with paper
The 50tll anniversary of No. 81
100. F.. Of Lewistown was cele
brated on the oath, present mouth.
Tue schools have bsen closed iu
Frankstown township, Blair county
TO prevent the spread Of diphtheria.
The man or woman who has q sin
cere love for his or her work, what
ever that work may be, is on the road
TO success.
The reorganized band was out on
Monday evening, and delighted all
who were within hearing distance OF
its good music
During the hot weather impurities
in the blood dmay seriously annoy you.
E,pel them by taking Hoods Sarsa.
parilla, the great blood purifier.
An Allensville, Mif}iin county man
shouldered rifle, went to the noun
tain, met bear, forgot that he had
gun, and in his fright ran home.
The Christian Endeavor Society OF
the Presbyterian Church, will hold q
sociable on Friday evening in the
Lecture room of the Church building.
Miss Rebecca Bertmer of Butler,
Pa, who visited her aunt, Mrs. Hol-
lobaugh and other friends in town,
returned to her homo last Thursday.
General Coxey of tramp army
fame was unfortunate last Saturday
night. His house about 4 miles from
Nassillion, Ohio, was destroyed by
fire.
Perry county papers say: "Judge
Lyons will hold n continuous Court
inPerry county in January until all
the cases on the Common Pleas
docket have been disposed of.
The city of La Rioja, capital Of the
State of La Rioja, was ruined bv an
earthquake a few DAYS ago. It il
reported that 2O00 people lost their
lives. Twenty thousand people are
homeless
The protrncted meeting IN the
Evangelical church in Patterson, the
past several weeks, brought out many
penitents. The attendance upon
some of the night meetings being
larger than the house could hold.
Last Wednesday morning q thun
der shower seemed to traverse thu
entire length of the Juniata Valley
At Lewistown lightning struck tht
electric light plant and damaged tht
concern to the extent of five hundred
dollars.
Mr.. Singerly started on his cam
paign tour of the State on Sunday
which in the opinion of a great many
good people is enough, without any
other cluse to insure the ovsrwhelm
ing defeat of the democratic ticket
Vote the republican ticket.
If you desire to surrender the bus
mess of this country to foreigner
and give them the benefit Of " low
tariff and thereby bring things to /,
level with European affairs, vote tn
democratic ticket, but if you want t.
live like an American vote the re
publican ticket.
Do you have headache, dizziness
drowsiness, loss Of appetite and 9th
er symptoms of biliousness? Hood
Sarsaparilla will cure you.
The Newport News says: eth
farm of John NJ. Smiths heirs nea
the cemetery was sold at public sal
last Saturday to Henry Wilson O
Port Royal for $4,000. Mr.. Wilso'
is brother of Benjamin Wilson o
Oliver township, and will make thi
his future home.
From the Newport Ledger: Philil
Leonard, a resident of this count
until about two years ago. when b
went to live with his son William il
Waterloo, Juniata county, died o.
the 1lth of October and was burie'
on the 18th in the Presbyterial
grave yard at Waterloo.
The torture of dyspepsia and sicl
headache, the agonizing itching an
pain Of salt rhem, are removed b.
Hoods Sarsaparilla.
The Odd Fellows demonstrate
at Lewistown was interfered with b
ipclement weather. The McAlistel
vile band that was to have accom-
panied the Odd Fellows from thi
town were storm stayed at this plac
and did not get to Lewistowr
Many of the order from Mifflintow
disregarding the weather, attende
and report an enjoyable time.
Bloomfield Democrat - Richar
L. Magee, Esq, of Centre township
has been granted dependent fail
ers pension of S12 a month an
s6o6 back pay. His son Ambros
was wounded at Fredericksburg an
died IN hospital. He belonged
the Pa. Reserves. Joseph Eberly.
Falling Springs, has had his pensio
increased from So to $12 per mont
Two boys were accidentally sh'
with one bullet on Sunday eveninl
october 81, at their home in Milfol
township. They were Clarence an
William Lewis, brothers. The eld'
One was handling a revolver. tt