Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1896-04-08
SEORT LOCsLS.
March went out like A lamb

SRORT LOC.sL!S.
March went out like a lamb.
Ths wheat is looking ancommonly
poor.
Moreland Noble will move his store
to Waterford.
Hardware and paints of sill kinds
at McClintic's.
The 3rd of April, Good Friday, was
q wintery day.
Good Friday was observed by q
number Of people.
The 1st Of April passed without
mach financial friction
Boys wbe have been fishing tell
SONS big sucker storiea.
Profcsse- Dysinser's Academy is
in fiourishing condition.
Joseph Adams has moved from
town to Walker township.
Brown is favorite color for many
women in this community.
Republicans of Lyconisg county
tavor NcKialey for President.
Ezra Parker of Washingtos, D. c.,
is visiting friends in this place.
Dispatches from Germany say the
spring is the earliest since lS4S.
a II pound wild cat was recently
shot near Hopevell, Bedford county.
Miss Emma Robson, is home from
Danvills, spending the Easter vaca
tion.
G. P. Pannebakerof the Coalport
Standard visited in this place over
Sunday.
E F. Bear. of Wilmington, Del, is
visitIng his father. Psv. J. S. Bear, in
this county.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Strayer. of
McAlistervi'le. visited the county
seat on Monday.
High water at Danvills closed q
part of tho Moutour Iron and Steel
Works, last week.
Rsv Mr. Decker, o. Lewistown,
will precch in Mr.. Ravens church in
this place on Sunday.
The Girard House in Philadelphia
has been sold for one million five hun
dred thousand dollars.
All rsilroading was suspended two
Gays in Northern Wisconsin, last
y7sek by snow billiards..
On the 1st Of April snow piles 20
n feet high were drifted in front OF bus
Iinsss hosses in Milwaukee,.
= The people who predicted white
E.s.er, becsuss OF a green Christmas
Well, you know how it was.
Ths SENTINEL AND REPUBLICAN givos
It's readers a collection of first rate
reading meter all the year round.
The ground has been more thor.
sughly filed with water this spring
than in number OF past spring sos.
sous.
It is said tbs spple crop will be an
abundant one, because the 25th day
g; March was day of bright sun.
shine.
Railroad foreman George E. Hsin
bach and family of Parkesburg. visit
cd friends in town last Friday snd
Saturday.
David Etka, compositsr at Danao's
printing establishment in Phiiadsl.
puia, spsnt Sunday aud Monday at
this place.
A member OF Congress proposes to
psss An act that all night passenger
{r.ins shall have sleeping osrths at
soc berth.
The thinking portion of the people
sre perple1ed over the amount o.
, jsrime that manifests itself in all parts
Of the country.
John A. Leach of Milford town
ship. will 60 to Indians county this
month, to take contracts IL the lum
Der business about Hanover.
The Misses Diehl have rsstocked
their millinery store and are selling
the latest styles and novelties for
ladies at prices to suit the times.
The Easter storm was . hummer.
The wind was high and the freezing
hard, out of which tho wheat cxms
with an unpromising appearance.
Schuylkill county Republicans, in
convention on Saturday, favored
Quay for President aud the use Of
gold and silver 40 standard money.
Interesting specimen phosphate
rocks, from the phosphate minss in
Tus 2arora Valley, may be seen in the
Office of the Tuscarors Valley Rail
road at Port Royal.
Merchants are talking about An ad-
vance in sugar and farmers of an ad-
vance in tho price of wheat. Some
predict that wheat will go to 81 with.
in the coming month.
A member of the Ohio Legislature
: proposes to pass law that oil com
mon school houses shall be provided
With q box stall or booth for each and
every pupil to study in.
Travellers in China toll that con-
taries ago, tho work of cathode or X
rays, was known to learned psopls In
China, but the art has been lost tho
past several generations.
A number Of young people gave. q