Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1895-10-30
SENTINEL & REPUBLICAN
SHORTLOCALS.
Friday-Hollowe'en.

James B. Adams is in Philadelphia
for number Of days.
Dr. Atkinson spent Sunday with.
friends in NcVeytown.
The place to buy hardware of all
kind. is at McClintic's.
James Mathers of Bellwood spent
Saturday and Sunday among friends
here.
Miss Blanche Wright has returned
froln a visit to friends in the Wyom-
ing Valley.
Geo. J. Parker of Media, Pa, was
home on Sunday to see his parents
and friends.
The McAlisterville band was in
town on Saturday afternoon, playing
some of its best music.
Mrs Robert McMeen is visiting
Mrs Henderson at tie Presbyterian
parsonage, at Abingdon, Pa.
A revival meeting in the Methodisl
church will be commenced on the
evening of the Sad of November.
The most of the electric street
lamps, are in place, and within few
days the light will be turned on.
Under a late law Of the Legisla-
ture State Board of Undertakers
has been organized. What next?
Mrs John Horning spent a few
DAYS Of last week in Sunbury, the
guest of her aunt Mrs S. NJ. Elliott.
FoE SALI-A four year old Jersey
COW with calf at her side. Call on or
address Abram Sieber, Nc Alisterville.
A good deal Of water is hauled in
milk cans and barrels from the river
at Thompsontown to people out at
Salem.
Hoods Sarsaparilla, taken at this
season, will make you feel strong and
vigorous and keep you from sickness
later on.
This Tuesday morning great fires
are raging on the Tuscarora noun
tam near McConnels ard Mauger's
at Bealetown.
A literary society will he organized
at Cedar Grove School House in
Walker township on Thursday even
ing, October 3lst
Exposure to cold, damp winds,
may result in pneumonia unless the
system is kept invigorated with
Hoods Ssrsaparilla.
John Eyere and Mrs. Sallie Ann
Ballia, widow, both of Stroudsburg,
Pc, and both n years old, took out
marriage license on the 23rd Of
Ostobor.
At the meeting of the General Syn
Cd of tho Evangelical Lutheran
Church held in Baltimore last week,
six women were consecruted IS dea-
conesses.
The lake drought has demonstrat-
places throughout the county were
saved with difficulty. A large flock
of sheep in Oneida township, were
burned to death.
Look out for colds at this season.
Keep yourself well and strong by
taking Hoods Sarsaparilla, the great
tonic and blood purifier.
The Pump at the National House
has been repaired in honor of John
Harris, the Founder of .Hiffiintown
Also for the citizens benefit, who va
iently assist to pump off the stale
water.
One can hardly keep pace with the
rapidly changing systems of running
electric cars Now it is the trolley.
Soon it will be the latest system Of
having the moters on the axles under
the cars.
Revival Meetings will begin in the
Methodist church Of Mif1lintown,
nsxt Sunday evening, Nov. Sd, to be
continued for several weeks. Every
body invited. Short Gospel talks
and soul stirring song.
The Wayne County Nebraska Re
publican of October 10 savs:-Are
you tired of ten cent oats; 13 cent
corn and 35 cent wheat? Then vote
for the party under whose rule no
such prices aver prevailed.
5Irs. Stewart wife of Captain Stew
art of Turbett township, died on the
night of the 22nd inst, of acute heart
failure while sitting IL chair. She
was aged 81 years. Interment in
Church Hill Cemetery on Friday.
The letters uncalled for in the
Mifflintown post Office for the week
ending October %, 1895, were for:
Miss Annie Stought, Mrs. Lizzie
Kennedy, Mrs. Saddle Deem, A. P.
.AcCsuley, Mrs. Sarah Kaufman,
John C. Kaufman, Alfred Douden.
Before the great mistake was made
By the people in placing Cleveland
and his party in Office there was a
surplus in the Treasury, and the
Democratic leaders denounced the
surplus. Since Cleveland and his
friends have come into the manage
ment of the affairs of Government,
they have COTTON away from the sur
plus entirely, and they have 50 wreck
ed the affairs of Government that in
stead Of surplus there is debt ev-
cry month, and every now and then
they have to issue new bonds to pay
for the running expenses of Govern
eat.
We are pleased to acknowledge a
serenade rendered us last Saturday
evening by the .NcAlisterville band,
and regret that We were not at homo
at the time, for aside from the pleas
ure OF being present on such an oc-
caslon, we missed their musical treat
Their music is always pleasant and