Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-12-05
MORT LOCALS.

1st of December.
Rlble has moved his business
place to Bridge street.
Miss Joe Beale of Waterford, spent
Institute week in town.
Uneasiness is felt for the Ameri
ca legation III Pekin, China.
Mss julia Reynolds of Harrisburg
IS visiting John Hornin g's family.
Harry Dern OF Altoona. spent
Thanksgiving among friends in town
Prof. o. c. Gortner spent Thanks
giving with his family in Selins
grove.
Mss Myra Dimm of Dimmsville, is
visiting her brother, Calvin Dimm' s
family
De- Heading bought "a acres of
land il Beale township, from Mathew
Rodgers.
\. I. HcAfee, of Tuscarora Valley,
has been quite ill with a carbuncle
on his back.
5J'ss Myrtle Pettitt of Port Royal,
visited Mss Isabella Schweyer on
Thanksgiving Day.
Miss Joe Hertzler Of Port ROYAL
visited Miss Rachel Henderson Oh
Thanksgiving Day.
Miss Kate Boyer from near Port
Royal, spcnt institute week with
Miss Bessie Groninger.
Prof. Ealor of Wiikesbqrre, spent
several DAYS of last week circulating
among old friends IN town.
Mss Nary Moore of .McAl;ster.
vile Was the guest of Miss Bessie
Middah in Patterson last week.
Galloway robes, better than the
ole time Bptfalo robe, for sale at j.
H Simnn's place on Bridge street.
Misses Name Herr and SaraL:
Shei!v q Fort Royal, spent last week
with Hiss Maui Wilson in Patterson
Harrison Brousa and wife OF SIC
V=}:5wr. visited friends in Juniata
last "=ek, and returned home on
MOn:.ay.
The Presbyterian congregation
have introduced Macedonia water
into their church to run the organ
air pump.
Mrs. Harry Kelly Of Boonsbor
ough, returned to her home on Fri
d. afternoon, after a pleasant visit
ler parents.
Scrofula, hunors an ali diseases
calia1d or promoted by impure bood
or low state of the system, are cured
by Hoods Sarsaparilla.
A I. McAfee cne of the Oldest
public school Teachers in Juniats
county, died on Monday at bis home
in Turhett township.
William Ryner plead guilty to at
tempted rape and was sentenced by
tue court to the Huntingdon Re.
fornatory on Monday.
Mrs. Naboriy-'.Is your husband
out much of n;ghts?" Mrs. Jack
Potis-"No. He's about tho best
poker player in the gang.
George Kearns of Mifiin county
and AIa:ne Beaver of Mi!lerstown,
were the guests of Misses Clara and
De3e Kothrcck last week.
Dnriag the hot weather impurities
in the blood ma, seriously annoy you.
Expel them by taking Hoods Sarsa
pariila, the great blood purifier.
The Citizens Band annouce that
thy will hold festival in the Court
House Corridor on Saturday evening,
December Il and Is, for the pur-
pose OF purchasing new Instruments.
What do YOU take med icine for
Because You are sick aud want to get
well of course Then remember
Hoods Sarsapariiia Cures.
Mrs Lavinia Cummin and daugh-
tar OF Marion, Ohio. spent Sabbath
VITA Dr. Rodgers family. Mrs.
Cumm,ns maiden name was Lavinia
H,rt and he father owned what is
no = known "a The Deppin ftrm in
Walker township
Matthew L. Allison, son of the ed
itor of the Herald has purchased the
Job printing office of J. L. Holmes,
deceased in Altoona, and will con
uuct the job printing business in the
IL l.,
cess beyond his brightest anticipa
tiOns.
Do you have headache, dizziness,
drowsiness, loss Of appetite and 9th
er symptoms Of biliousness? Hoods
Sarsapari''a will cure YOU.
Uriah D. Ferre, landlord Of the
Seven Star Hotel in the east end of
.lis county, pied guilty to the charge
of selling liquor to minors, and was
sertenced by the court on Tuesday
to nay a fine of $4,000 and costs of
prosecution. and al imprisonment in
tie county Jail for the period of 80
dGys.
On Monday Court sentenced
Charles W Stoner to three years in
lha Western Penitentiary, he having
plead Euilty to horse stealing. He
ais plead guilty to the larceny of a
srot gun, and was sentenced to the
Western Penitentiary one year,
which makes total sentence of four
years for him.
The letters remaining nncalled for
n the Patterson post Office for the
week ending, November 30th, 1894,
we're for Mrs. Josephine Itsley, Mrs.
Elizabeth Yeager, Martin Murphy,
Rnnnaic 8 HGnrX SamnGl