Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-02-07
SHORTLOCFLS.

one span OF the Drldge across the
river at Mexico is up.
Strawberries are now sold in the
Northern City Markets.
Monday, February II, will be
Abraham Lincoln's birthday.
A mule at public sale in Perry
county, sold recently for 15c.
Miss Emma Kissinger, of Altoona,
Is visiting frisnds in Patterson.
John n. Howe. killed a sheep that
weighed 2O4 pounds on Monday.
Cambria County is out of debt,
and las $4,000 surplusin her Treas
ury.
Theo. Il. Neminger of Pleasant
View has been on business trip to
Virginia
A Sleighipg party of young people
visited friends in McAlis terville last
Friday evening.
Twenty young ladies and gentle
men took supper at the Murry House
last Wednesday evening.
Rev. Stewart Keeling, and Mrs.
Keeling have returned to Bedford
after a visit to this neighborhood.
The wonderful cures of thousands
OF people-thev tell the story of the
merit Of Hoods Sarsaparilla. Hoods
Cures
J. L. Roop and j. NJ. Groninger
have been appointed 10 tighten the
bolts on the bridges on the west side
of tho river
Thomas Patterson, has gone to
Harrisburg, where he has secured
employment in manufacturing es-
tablishment.
FOR SALE-A number of choice
building lots, for particulars call at
this Office. They will be withdrawn
If not sold soon.
As protection from ice food the
west pier OF the ThompsontOwn
bridge will be covered 16 feet high
with boiler iron.
Vose for Grow for Congressman
at large.
I am 60 nervous before taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla. II am so well"
after taking Hoods Moral. BE
sure to get Hoods"
r. S. Moist Company "F' III Pa.
Infantry, has been allowed an increase
of pension, through the agency of
Wm. Fry, Mexico, Pa.
You don't know how much better
you vii feel if you take Hoods Sar-
ssprilla. It. will drive off that tired
feeling, and make you strong.
James S. Magae of the Perry Co.
Democrat has been appointed cash
i5r of Revenue of the North Pennsyl-
vania District of Internal Revenue
The letters uucalled for remaining
in the IHffiintown post office, for the
week ending February Cd, 1894,
were for James Albright, Harry
Fisher
A number of horses were shipped
from this town east, last week The
horses bad been bought at S5, and
on up 10 $50. That was the highest
price paid.
Mar A, widow of Henry D. Con
rad. iate of Con pany "D," End Pa.
Heavy Artillery, who died April II,
1898, has had her pension granted
trough the agency of VIM. Fry,
Mexico, Pa.
"The mystery surrounding tue dis
Appearance of B. Frank Gable, of
York, while on visit with his pa
rents to the Worlds Fair last Octo-
ber, has been cleared up bv the find
irg of his body i'll Lake Michigan.
Luther Pfahler, aged 25 yaars for
m7t.y of this county, fell from the
train on which he was employed, at
Huntingdon, on the oath ult. Both
his Eggs ver" cut off between the
knee and laJIe Joints. He was taken
to the Altoona railroad hospital.
George Allen, aged years, broke
through ice that be was skating on,
on the dam back of Newport, n few
days ago and drowned. His body
was hooked by crooked iron on a
pole and brought to the surface
The water was II feet deep where he
drowned
"Ihe following persons took din
nsr with Uriah Sbuman and family
Jay not long since: Ed Kennedy
and wife OF Port ROYAL; Mrs. Kenne-
dy of Yo"l:: Mrs. Beckie Shuman of
Newport; Mrs. Everhart and D. NJ.
Ricksbaugh and wife of Millerstown. -
Advocate and Press.
Street railways in cities and cleo
tric railways, are nice things to ride
N but that method Of transporta-
ton has knocked The horse trade
clssn off its feet. The big stables
throughout Inc country on the farms
are full of horses and colts for which
Doyils ; market cannot be found.
Fa..ish SPAWN Liniment removes
H lard, Soft or Calloused Lumps
and Blemishes from horses, Blood
Spavins, Curbs Splinta, Sweeney,
Ring Bone, Strifes, Spraines, all
Swollen ThlOats, Coughs, etc. Save
$50 bv use of one bottle. War
rortsd the most wonderful Blemish
Curo ever known. Sold by l.. Banks
Il Co, Druggist Mifflintown, Pa.
Nov %, '93.
Democratic good times are strik.
ing in everywhere, SAYS the Beave,
snyder County Herald, and the Lew
istown Division of the Railroad is no
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