Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-08-01
SHORTLOCALS.

SHORT LOCALS.
The cannerv is now in full blast.
There are LOG doctors IN Scranton,
Pa.
Dog days end on the 21st of Aug.
The Japanese have captured the
King of Corea.
Be careful of the language you use
against another.
There are II prisoners in the
Huntingdon jail
Rev. l.. L. Sieber is visiting Mr..
Joseph Rothrock.
The Cannery at this place is max
ing its own cans.
The black plague prevails in GER
tain parts of China.
The United States has 1899 build
AuS uuu loll hSoOC1dlAOuS.
J. M. Mcdonald and family spent
last Friday at Macedonia.
Lenneus Drum rode to Gettys-
burg on his bicycle last week.
Uhry Martin is visiting his aunt
Blanch Wright, in this place.
Governor Pattison is on vac alton,
on trip to the northern lakes.
The law Office of Charles Crawford
will soon be ready for occupancy.
The Bank of England was 200
years old on the 9th of July, 1894.
Miss Mary E. Schweier is visiting
Miss Jennie Weber in Williamsport
The thermometer was up to Sc de-
grees in the shade last Friday even
ing.
There are four hundred monu
ments On the battlefield of Gettys-
burg.
Since 1885, 1900 persons have
graduated from .Millersvilie Normal
School.
Inc thermometer in Iowa, on the
25th day of July, registered los and
100 in the shade.
Mrs Schott and Mrs. Meyers, spent
last week in Philadelphia, New York
and Atlantic City.
Niss Beatrice Adams of Philadel-
phie, is visiting relatives and friends
= Jupiata county.
Nc. Frank Haideman, wife and
children of Philadelphie, are visiting
friends in Juniata county.
The survivors of the 10th r. p. V.
will hold their reunion at Tyrone,
October 10Th and Goth, 1894.
1t cost the railroad companies in
Chicago $4,000 for extra police
board bills during the late strike
Mrs. Joseph Hatfield Of .Mssidosia,
lii, died of what the doctors say was
cholera II two hours one day last
week.
The fight between China and ia
pan, IS about privileges granted by
treaties in Corea by the Corean Gov,
ernment.
This 1s the time of year for wasp
aud bee stngs. A plaster of mud
put on sting gives relief in a few
minutes.
The oats crop in Juniata is not a
heavy one; and the potato crop was
Injured by drought, and corn has yet
to be made.
The scrofulous taint which may
have been in your blood for years,
may be thoroughly expelled by civ,
ing Hoods SarsaparIlla trial.
The earlier symptoms of dyspepsia
heartburn and occasionally head
aches, should not be neglected Take
Hoods Sarsaparills to be cured.
Six million and half people rode
in the cars in the United States as
passengers, last wear. The Ameri
can people keep themselves on the
move.
Debs and other labor secret order
strike leaders. have been released or
$1,000 bail, each to answer at Sep
tember United States Court in Chic
ago.
A s.scab." according to the moderr
idea, is a man who works and earn.
q living when others say he SHOULD
loaf and become an object of charity
-Lafayette Times.
A camp meeting under the auspice
of the colored people of Harrisburg
vii be held at .Montebello Park
commencing July 30, and closing Oh
the 11th of August.
The license to manufacture fertili1
er in this State, expired on the Bis
of July. Possibly most of the estab
lishments have renewed their licens'
with the State Board of Agriculture
"The funniest thing about tn
strike in Chicago was when the paint
srs belonging to the General Build
ing Trades Union went out on
strike, the Pullman painters slyl
took their places. Talk of your sym
pathy phases of strike. This wa
the most comical exhibition of syn
pathy ever seen in strike crisis
Americans don't believe in fire
coal, free iron ore, free wool, fire