Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-05-23
SHORT LOCHLS.

The price of democratic wool is Il
cents pound.
The National Bank business room
has been papered.
The McAlisterville Knitting Fac
tory will be rebuilt.
Hiss Mary Patterson visited friends
stAtlantic City last week
George J. Parker spent a number
of days in Reedsville last week.
Sunday June 10, will be Children's
Day in the Protestant Churches.
Two new cases of smallpox were
reported in Harrisburg last week.
Mr. Shelly Kloss of Tyrone spent
few days III town last week.
VS. Jean Grouse of Bedford is
i, lG Rev. Holloway's family.
Rev. Philip Graft has resigned The
mission field at Oakland, California.
Alton Scholl of Clearfeld Co., visit.
ed his parents in this place on Sun.
day.
LeaTy frost damaged the fruit in
southern and central New York, last
week.
Mrs. Fred Bishop of Washington,
D. c, is visiting her parents on Third
street.
Mr.. and Mrs Snyder of State Line,
spent last week with J. c. Gilson's
family.
The little green worm has destroy
ed thousands of acres OF grass in
Pennsylvania.
The much lopged for rain came on
Thursday morning to the relief of
suffering vegetation.
The Pennsylvania State College
commencement, June 10th to June
18th, inclusive, 1894
The Pennsylvania State Sabbath
School will meet IN Huntingdon DC
tobor 9th, 10th, and 11tb.
Mr. Josiah Gingr1ch of Walker
township, spent several days in Al
toona on business last week.
A storm along the Chicago lake
front wrecked many vessels ant
drowned 40 people last Friday.
Mr.. Ficllis of Newport and his uu
Gle B. f. Byers of Port Royal were
at the county seat on Saturday.
NJ. L. Drum, Jr., has gone tc
Wilkesbarre, 70 visit his brother whC
is engaged in the drug business.
A number OF persons from tbi.
county attended the Republican Stat,
Convention at Harrisburg on the 23d
Potatoe bugs are SO plenty in
Huntingdon that they get on the
clothes of people driving along roads
in the country.
James Davis died of heart failure
while sitting in a chair in DR.. Roth,
rocks Office in McAlisterville, last
Sabbath night.
In view of what Hoods Sarsapar-
lila has done for others, is it not rea
sonab!e to believe that it will also be
Of benefit to youl
Last Friday storm struck the
town of Kunkel, in Williams county
Ohio, and killed s people and injured
about 30 citizens.
Last Friday afternoon Florence
Patton aged years fell from the
bridge into the river at Huntingdon
and was drowned.
The strike among the soft coal
miners has been the cause of large
quantities Of soft coal being shipped
from Nova Scotia and Wales.
Do you read the testimonials pub.
isoed III behalf OF Hoods Sarsapar-
lila! They are thoroughly reliable
6 @arthy your confidence.
hundreds Of people write: ''It is
impossible TO describe the good
Hoods Sarsaparilla has done me.
1t will be OF equal help to you.
The public schools and churches
in DdnvilIe have been again opened
after a suspension of eight weeks on
account of smallpox in the town.
Rev. II. G. Holloway last week was
to York, Pa, at ttending a meeting of
the several boards of the Lutheran
church, and the Lutheran Silver Ju
bilee.
Samuel Miller of Harrisburg fire
man on Day Express was seriously
injured by run into a freight by
the former train at Birmingham a
few days ago.
Chickens that have had access to
grass fields have been uncommonly
active IN scratching among the grass
10 the wOnderment of everyone. The
secret Of the chickens activity in
grass fields is found in the fact that
the fowls are feeding on the green
half inch long worm that has ,been
destroying the grass.
The gun shot wounds of the Sny-
der county thieves now in Mifflin-
town Jail are healing nicely under the
treatment of the Doctors Crawford.
a a good many people express the be-
iet that it would have been a bless
iinio. II their guns had killed the
thieves for now they have to be tax
en- care of at a great expense to keen
lem from committing further dep
relations upon the rights of citizens.
Thieves robbed the smoke house of
1ohn Beashor in Fayette township
OF lot of good meat. Mr.. Beashor
belongs to a non combatant religious
society, and when told of the believ-
ed LEh.,... J. - 2 ! !