Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1895-03-20
MORT LCCFLS.

ST. Patrick's Day, last Sunday in
the morning.
Th2rs wss snow Of three iuchss
on Friday morning.
J. D. Miller is digging for gold in
his lot in Newton Hamilton.
The Secretary of Agriculture ad-
vocatss deep ploTing. Good.
Banker 7. s. Parker q Washing
ton, d. c., was IN town last Friday.
The ground hog is Chestnut that
everybody declares to be a success
this year.
Good horses eau be bought st pub
lie sales on the farms for $40 to $50.
Cows SIC to $40
There is Il small rebellion auong
the Cuban people. but there is no
telling what it NAY amount to.
4 20 pound otter was caught and
drowned in a net that Thomas Bas
sett Of Newport set in the river to
catch fish.
The letters remaining uncalled for
in the Nfiffiintown post office for ths
week ending March Is, were for Mr.
Chas Sliellenbsrger, Hiss Emma
Pratt
Plymouth, Pa, 1Iarch 15.-While
epsagad at PRAYER at her home here,
Mrs. John Moonay expired She
was Eneslicg at the time death over
took her.
The Dubois Bank at Dubois, sus-
pended las. week, The President of
the bank, J. E Long is on trip to
the Holy Land while the 400 deposi-
tors ere sroaning over tho loss of
their money.
Tina Presbyterian congregation
will meet a. 2 p m, on Thursday,
.farch rs, in the lecture room of the
church building to take action on he
re-iglatioo, tendsred by the pastor
Rev J. r Henderson.
Spain has need Of promptly ex-
pressing regret for, the act of one of
her ships Of war, firaing on the Uni.
ted States mail steamer Alliance,
when she was on the seas highway
of Cuba, coming from the Carrib-
bean sea to the United States on the
sth of March.
The Bloomfield Democrat eays:-
We learn from various parts of the
county. that the intensely cold wealth
sr of February, destroyed nearly all
the psrtridgss and phsasants, and
that wild turkeys have been found
dead on the mountains and shat even
many crows were found frozen to
death
The first county ticket named this
year wes that by the Republicans of
Union, Mar ch g. The primary cleo.
ton official vote returns W. o.
Shafltr for Prothorotary, D. r. Har-
bison for Associate Judge. D. L.
Glover for District Attorney, E. B.
Rishl for Surveyor, J. E. Hauck for
Coroner and II. B. .Mussina for dele
gate to the State Convention. The
total vote was 2,035.
Replogle's Photos have been Great
ing quite a stir in the twin-towns
Their advent has marked new era
in the Photo business. Prices have
dropped and quality has raised Yon
can now get the best cabinet pictures
ever offered to the public for S1O0
per dozen. Replosle's gallery has
bsen enlarged and fitted up for the
best trade, and over two thousand
cabinets have been issued during the
past winter Those fine aristo cab
inets only $1.0O per dozen. The
gallery will remain opposite Man
beck Il Nelson's mill in Patterson a
few weeks. 2w.
In letter to the Pittsburg Times
correspondent speaks of the early
days of the numbering industry in
Clearfeld county and says in part:
but these good old days have gone
never to return. This spring there
will be less than fifty RATS on the
river. Clearfeld county was not
greatly benefited by the millions of
plns trees that went out Of it.
Neither did the men who owned the
trees, made the timber, hauled, raft
ed and ran it, make much more than
wages at the business. The supply
was considered ine1haustible and for
tunes were foated away only to en-
Tlch the Eastern capitalists who
bought at their own figures. Look
haven and Williamsport were built
oy our people and their citizens en-
riched by our labor"