Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-03-28
SHORT LOCHLS.

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toona.
DIR. Dowd Crawford Was in Phila-
delphia last week.
The rains of last week gave grass
and wheat a start.
All pound baby was born in CAL
ifornia few days ago.
Martyn Crawford, spent two days
in Philadelphia last week.
You can buy good business suit
for So So and 81 at Hollobaugh &
Son.
Harry Copeland, of Osceola, spent
bis Easter vacation at homo.
Hiss Mary North spent several
days in Harrisburg last week.
A newspaper is the best educator
that can be put into q family.
John F. Schweier, spent three
days in Philadelphia last week.
A snow foot deep fell in Cen tral
Nebraska on the 22nd of March.
Umbrellas only. SOC at Hollobaugh
Il Son.
Mrs. James Pannebaker, of Irvons,
visited friends in town this week.
Wheat has not been as low in price
as now, within the past 70 years,
Il was troubled with nervous, dy-
spepsia and headace, but found cure
in Hoods SarsaparIlla' Mrs. L. @.
GILL, Emporium, Pa.
Miss Emily Murry, is home from
Birmingham, spending the Easter
vacation.
Col. John j. Patterson, of the
Electric Railway is at home from
lancaster.
james and Andrew Banks while on
Black Log mountain shot red fox
last Friday.
Percal Shirts Link Cuffs Laund
ried 75c and 500 at Holiobaugh &
Son.
Misses Eleanor Cambell and Joe
Hertzler, Of Port Royal, spent Satur
dsy in town.
BreckinridGe, plays the baby act
in his defense and says, "the woman
tempted me-
The Pollard Breckenridge suit, has
shelved the Colone's lecture on
Social Purity"
Mrs. Ephrajln Pannebaker, oi
Washington, D. c., spent several
days in town last week.
Miss Bert Spratt and Carrie
Hughes, of I.swistown spent East tel
with Miss Emily Hurry.
II you want the latest in Hats
call on HoIlobaugh & Son.
The eqinoctial storm did rot ma
terialze last week Wait till about
the time Of the next full moon.
Farmers at Bernville, Berks coun
ty, who paid S2SO0 for stallion foul
years ago have sold him for S94.
The Huntingdon Globe, says
there are % boys employed in th'
brush factory of the Reforrnatory.
James and D. X. Hamilton, o
Sayre. Pa, visited their parents il
this place several days of last week
John w. Hibbs, has purchased
and entered into possession of the
store of Mitchell and Son in Patter
son.
suffered with dyspepsia for 2
years but Hoods Sarsnparilla ba
relieved me-" JAMES II. CrRIsrMAN
Linfeld, Pa.
The ground hog goes into winte
quarters about the middle of Octobe
and sleeps till about the middle o
March.
Il WAS not well for over two years
/ took Hod's Sarsaparilla, and fee
all right now" A. E. SHARPE, Bell
vile, Pennsylvania.
Adam SAID it WAS the woman tha
tempted me, but the baby plea did n
save Adam and it will not say
Brecldnridge.
If YOU change your place of resi-
dence, send your post office address
SO that your paper may be addresse,
to you IN the proper place.
On the Is tn inst the children q
Mr.. Samuel Paunebaker, of Tuscaro
70 township met at the homeof thei
father to celebrate his birth day.
More oats has been sown this yea
in March than in many past year,
The oats sowing the past dozen yeai
too place in the last half of April,
Rev. John h. Henderson, preache
an interesting sermon last Sunda
evening, on the subject, The sbol
ton Of spiritual death is mans gail
A first rate rain fell last Thursda
afternoon, it was proceeded by 10
rumbling thunder. The 22nd day
March is early for thunder shower
Mrs. Elizabeth Reigle, wife of Ho,
ard Reigle, of Greenwood TOWNSHIP
died on the night of the 31st., age
"a years, Interment at Richfield.
A mail train of seven cars passe
over the Pennsylvania Railroad, fro
New York, the other day to Pitt
burg. The mail matter weighed
tons.