Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-05-09
SHORTLOCALS.

Hicks predicted drizzle weather
during the first week of May.
A good deal of corn was plantsd
on the 3rd, 4th and 5th of Nav.
The Lutheran Congregation in
this town are repairing their church
Three children were baptized in
the Presbyterian Church on Satnr
day ''''ui
The small pox patient died in the
Aifnin county poor house several
days ago.
Dr, l.. Banks has couple of Ger
man hare in the yard back of his
drug store. '
helly Stump is having a kitchen
built to his dwelling house on Wash
lngton street
Miss Louie Jack1nan has returned
home from graduation at a Boston
school of music.
The funeral of Jacob Shref1Ier an
aged citizen of East Salem took place
last Wednesday.
"My sister has beer cured of scrof-
ula by Hoods Sarsaparilla. Edith
Bell, Hollidaysburg, Pa.
II used Hoods Sarsaparilla for
weak nerves and it made them strong.
Alex. Smith. Orwigsburg, Pa.
Greece IS troubled with earth
quakes. Many lives have been lost
and much property destroyed.
f. G. Fink of Harrisburg has been
selected to investigate the books of
the Perry County Bank at Bloom
field.
Two bottles of Hoods Sarsapar
lila entirely cured me of eruptiors on
the skin. Thomas KELLER, Mont
Alto, Pa.
Mr.. Hugh Hamilton an aged and
prominent citizen of Walker town
ship, died last Sabbath evening about
7 o'clock.
The late earthquake in Greece kill.
ed over 500 people, and DESTROYED
the homes of 10000 citizens of that
country.
Il took Hoods Susaparilla to
build me up after the grip and felt
like a new person" George L. Berry,
Newberry, Pa.
The price OF wool is down TO 12c a
pound as the result of the tariff ro-
form movement Of the Cleveland ad
-ninistraticn.
Miss Lucy Sulouf, daughter of
Andrew SulouT, deceased, was
brought from Harrisburg for inter
ment on Sunday.
Joseph Brindle has broke ground
for the erection of new barn for
Mr.. E. S. Parker, along the road
south of Patterson.
After suffering with dyspepsia, 1
took Hoods Sarsaparilla until 1 gain
ed appetite and strength" .uRs. G.
+. Fans, Media, Pa.
q lancaster county a small green
"orm has attacked the young clover
and is destroying it. The worm ap-
pears IN countless numbers.
A large party in England wants
silver restoredto its former position
as radeeming money. The,gold stan
ard will bring its own cure.
Thomas S. Johnston a large dry
goods merchant in Huntingdon fail
ed last week; executions amounting
to $4,000 were entered against him.
KelIy's division of the Coxey army
in Indiana have SO intjmidated the
farmers that the farmers turn out
with their teams and haul the tramps.
George Smith of this town has a
tract of land about a mile from town
adjoining lands of Meyers heirs, and
lands of VIM. Hawk, and others for
sale.
The SO called Peoples party held a
State Convention in Harrisburg, last
week, and nominated Jerome L. All
man of Walker township, Juniata
county for Governor.
Some one attempted to break into
the cellar of John Etka's store some
few nights ago, but the bars and
bolis on the doors were strong enough
~ keep out the thief.
Cards are out for the marriage of
Hiss Elizabeth Katherine MoCauley
md Mr.. Edward Sidney Lewis, on
Thursday evening, May II, in West
minister Presbyterian church.
David Sulouff found the clover de-
stroying worm in large numbers, IN
his clover field adjoining Patterson,
last Thursday. The worm is almost
half inch long, shaped a good deal
ike a cut worm, green IN color.
IA effort is being made to start a
National Bank in Bloomfield. De.
posts are not safer in a National
Bank than in q private bank The
soundness aud honor of bank de
pends upon the soundness and the
honor of the individuals that man.
Gge the concern.
A second fire in Millerstown, sew
eral davs ago, destroyed the building
known as the cold Tan Row, along
tbe canal, which was occupied by the
Clafford boys, and owned by Mrs Sc
ber, of Port Royal, who had it insur-
ed. The fire is supposed to have
been of incendiary origin.
A company of Coxeyites stole a
train of cars at Mount Sterling, Ohio,
on which they intended to ride to
washington and join Co1ey this
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