Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1896-04-22

UsS y the year, half or ausxtes
SHORT LOCALS.
Elum trees are blossomins.
Tho oyster season closes next week.
Peach trees in gardens are bloom.
ing.
There are 1900 different makes n,
bicycles. "
The April hot spell was broken on
Straw hats put in an appearance.
Decoration Day speakers are being
looked up.
All above $40 for bicycle i. prof
it for some one.
W. b. AcNitt had favorits horse
to die last week.
The Thermometer ran up to "a
last Saturday noon.
The Misses Dishl have variety of
the incest millinery goods.
jerome N. Thompson, Jr., is visit
ing relatives in the county.
The Middlsburg (Snyder county
coal excitement has started.
DR.. Banks has planted . new peach
orchand of o thousand trees.
The Republican State Convention
will meet on Thursday at noon.
VIM. J. Marks Of Chicago visited
his mother In Patterson last week.
Mrs. E. G. Doty is visiting in
Grssnsburg, Westmoreland county.
Huntingdon Presbytsry will meet
1t Stats College on the 2nd of June.
Some of the wheat and grass fields
have been plowsd and sowed to oats.
Stop, look and listen before ven-
turing to drive on a railroad cross
ing.
Peach growers in this county re
port the prospect for q crop promis-
ing.
The Thermometer registered SIS
degrees in tho shade on the 18th Of
April.
Lightning played havoc among the
b arms IN Eastern Pennsylvania last
Friday.
The shovel fsctoriss have formed a
combination and up will go the price
of shovsls.
Peach growers in Juniata county,
report tbs out look for q largo peach
crop, good.
The base ball boys led by ths band
INDUCED in jolly parade lxst Thurs
day evening.
The outlook for large psach crop
in the South Mountain, Pa, peach
belt, is good.
William Shelly, son of Christian
Shelly of near Salem has gone to Elk
hart, Indiana
81. Ihlsepg, Professor of Mining
Engineering at State College was in
town on Tuesday.
Special services for the Odd Eel.
lows will be held in the Presbyterian
church on Sunday evening next.
Rev. A. N. Raven will lecture in
the Lutheran church at McAlister-
vile on Saturday evening, Msy End.
Improvements ere being made in
the Manbeek & Nelson steam mill to
correspond With tho increasing trade.
This Pope is trying to bring the
Cuban war to q close and is said to
favor President Cleveland ss q med
iator.
The great heat Of last week while
it did not sicksn people made them
feel far from being at their best phys
icslly.
Dispatches from cities and large
towns last Thursday. Friday and Sat-
urday, reported many cases OF sum
stroke.
VIM. Burchfsld of Patterson,
caught 4 German carp and 22 other
fish of various kinds while fishing on
Thursday.
Mr.. William Leach life long eiti-
zen of Tuscarora Valley, died on the
18th inst, aged u years, months
and 20 days.
Th. moon lies on its back and the
pale face says the Indian said. that
when the moon lies on its back it
means dry weather.
Mrs. Pennock of Pittsburg, is
spending q week or 80 at the home
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. N.
Todd in Patterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cloyd Pannsbaksr
n and little daughter of Cealport are
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Pannsbaker.
The place to buy the latest styles
of millinery at the most sdvantag-
eous prices is at the Misses Diehrs
place on Front street.
The typical April shower pat in in
appearances on Monday evening. 1t
was timely and all vegetation looks
cerrespondingly better.