Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-05-30
SHORT LOCdLS.

morning.
The longest day of the year is
almost here.
Tobias Auker has had the foundry
roof repainted
Wheat was down to 53c a bushel
in Chicago on Saturday.
Merchant Schott's old watch dog
died last Wednesday night.
Don't forget Bargain Days at
schott's Stores on Friday and Sat
urday
The town council had the mud
scrsped off Main and West Bridge
street.
Hon. VIM. Pomeroy is the member
of the State Central Committee for
Juniata.
Vegetation the past week has made
long strides toward mid summer de-
velopment.
Mrs. Crider of Bellefonte visited
her relatives and friends in this place
the past week.
1t took 1000 men two days to re.
pair the washed out railroad between
Conemaugh and GalIitzin
General Hastings like many anoth-
er prominent man in the United
States was born in log cabin.
Heck is selling off his entire stock
of boots and shoes at cost.
Coxey, and Browne and Jones
know what notice means when it,
SAYS: Don't walk on the grass
The greatest tanning mill for the
cleaning of wheat, oats and clover
may be seen at the Jacobs House.
The County Commissioners are ad-
vertising for a letting of Bridge re-
pairs. Sse posters for specifications.
Geo. w. Burchfeld has been ap-
pointed to a clerkship in the Adju-
tant Generals Departments Mt Harris
burg.
The present democratic hard times
has cost the country more money
than the democratic slave holders re-
bellion.
When the river food abated suf
fciently TO show the tow-path it tshow.
the canal full OF water as in days of
long ago.
Ia view Of what hoods Sarsapar-
lila has done for others, is it not rea-
sonable to believe that it will also be
Of benefit TO you?
Do Won read the testimonials Dub.
lisoed in behalf of Hoods Sarsarar-
lila! They are thoroughly reliable
and worthy YOUR confidence.
Hundreds Of people write: 1T is
impossible 10 describe the good
Hoods SarsGparilla has done me-
1t will be of equal help to you.
County Treasurer, Washington
North, was in Beliefonte at the time
of the flood, and of course was arX,
ious about affairs along the Juniata.
If the we'll meaning psople who
want capital punishment abolished
would abolish murder there would
be no need of capital punishment.
Heck is selling off his entire stock
of boots and shoes at cost.
On last Friday afternoon a game
of ball was played between the Milf
hin Juniors and McAlistervitle club
The Juniors won by score of22 to 9
W1lliamsport and Lycoming Co.
claim to have lost 10 million dollars
bv the late flood. The water wa.
10 feet deep in front of the Williams
port Court House.
Rev. John r. Henderson preached
the Memorial sermon in the Luther
An church on Sabbath. it being the
first service since the room has been
repapered and repainted.
The present race of people are just
beginning to realize that it is not the
place 20 build towns and habitation'
on the fat lands along the JuniatG
and Susquehanna rivers.
II. G. Holloway, d. D., of tbs
Lutheran church in this place, ant
Rev. j. X Lloyd of the Port Roya
Methodist church, are James B. Car
penter's spiritual advisers.
Sixteen cattle in a field near Blain
were caught in the rush of watel
down Sherman's creek, in Perry Co.
last week, end rushed over Stokes
mill dam. All but two escaped drown
ing.
Heck is selling off his entire stool
of boots and shoes at cost.
Owing to heavy fall of rain tn
Prohibition County Convention t.
have been held May 22nd, is post
poned to June Alb, and will be hel,
at East Waterford, May 26th, 1894.
j. C. LAYER, Sec'y.
Louis Casey, a Mattawapa, Mi
fin county merchant went out to vi.
it his farm last Friday and on the
way back to escape n rain, stopped o.
the porch of Mr. Kurtz in Olive
township, and while sitting on
bench on the porch. died He wa
an italian and came to McVeytow
poor 80 years ago.
Coxey, Browne and Jones are i
jail at washington uuOSI SeuISuc
of Judge Miller for having violate
certain laws of the District of Colun
bia. They are to serve each of ther
20 days in Jail, and pay fine of fiv
dollars. If they have not the fv
dollars or will not pay it they are t
serve ten more days in Jail.
The Carlisle Sentinel says:-A fin
horse belonging to Nathan Nelson
of South Middleton township, wa
left standing alone in the road on th