Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1896-03-25
SHORTLOCHLS.

stili In doubt.
The Pittsburg Saengerfest is te
lsto have 1900 singers.
The Democratic county committe.
met in town on Saturday.
Miss Lloyd, of McAlisterville, spen,
Sunday with Mrs. Robert McMeen
just received: - New Stock O,
Childrens carriages at w. F. Snyder's
Sieighing came to an end on tn.
18th. Rain and sunshine spoiled it.
Judge Bailey of Huntingdon, held
court two days last week for Judge
Lyons.
Miss Maggie Memminger of Spruce
Hill visited the Misses Laird on Sat
urday.
The Arch Rock school will give An
entertainment on the 26th inst. All
are invited.
The Epworth League will hold a
sociabie at Rev. Mortimer's on Thurs
day evening.
S B. Loudon is announced among
the Democracy as a candidate for As
sociate Judge.
Miss Bird Killian, of Lewistown
spent Saturday with Editor Jack
maa's family.
Miss Beulah Auman accompanied
her brother j. e. Auman, Dixon, Ill
inois, this week
Snyder the Furniture dealer Will
sell you oak bed room suits as low as
$500
Pennsylvania has more post offices
than any other State in the Union oi
States. She has 1850
w. Fl. Mclaughlin is the first can
didate among the Democracy an
nounced for Commissioner.
Will the National Conventions
stradd.e the gold and silver question:
is question frequently asked.
A number of nasons from Lewis
town attended the Masonic Centen-
nial in this town last Friday evening.
About thirty five trackmen on the
Pennsylvania Railroad between Har-
risburg and Newport have been laid
off
John Reno of Belleville, Mifilin
county, paid his old home and friends
here visit last Thursday and Fri
day.
The blasting on the Railroad be-
low Port Royal at night, sounds in
houses az If some one had fallen out
of bed
A fox was run into the town OF
Liverpool, Perry county last week
and caught in front Of Nagle's bar.
Der shop.
Largest stock of Furniture ever
kept in Junsata county, you can find
at Sny ders'.
Mrs Wilberforce ,Schweyer, pre-.
seated her husband with an s pound
girl baby, at noon, on the Oath of
March 1896
'.If the United States had as great
a relative population as Japan, il
would have e population of 100000
600 people"
VIM. Peoples, of Dowringtown,
Chester county, visited his brother
John Peoples, in Fermanagh town
ship last week.
W. E Aumau served II years con
secu.ively as member Of the com
mittee on permanent certificates of
common schools.
J. E. Auman is preparingfo move
to Dixon, Illinois. He has been q
successful teacher in the common
schools Of this town.
The Waterford liquor license ques-
ton, came before Judge Bailey last
Thursday. The Judge turned the
liquor petition down dry.
The past winter was cold by spurts,
but did not form ice sufficiently
thick on the river to cause fear for
the safety of the bridges.
Mrs. Charles Roach and friend
Mrs. Goodrich, Of Baltimore, are the
guests of Mrs. Roach's mother, Mrs.
George Goshen in Patterson.
The four things necessary for sue
cess, are health, sobriety, work, econ
omy. Young man, if you have those
four qualities you will succeed.
A sled load of Academy students
went to the home of Miss Annie Viii
son at Van Vert on the 18th inst,
and there pleasantly spent the even
ing.
"The Last DAYS of the Confed-
sracy," lecture by Gen. John b.
Gordon, will be delivered in Lewis
town on the evening of the 9th Of
April.
Tho public school committee on
teachers permanent certificates, met
in town on Saturday, and put in the
dsy aud part of the night in e1ami-
nation.
The statement is made by church
,aper that on an average every day
;n the United States, over two hum
dr.d young girls are led astray, and
.npeals to mothers to be certain OF
the outgoings and inconings OF their
d.nobters. They should know:
suhsre il my girl tonight"