Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1897-04-21
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SHORT LOCALS.
Altoona is to have the State fair
this year.
Tho price of whes has an upward
tendency.
The Easter flower craze is a beau.
tiful craze.
This April is hard to beat for
showers of rain.
'Altgeld's Globe Savings Bank" in
Chicago has failed.
Oats sowing is late on account OF
the frequent rains.
The outside Of the National Bank
has been repainted.
Miss Cstharine Mathers is visiting
friends in Lancaster.
DR.. Harry Patterson has gone to
Lexington, Kentucky.
Memorial Day is in sight and ora
tors are being selected.
Seventeen persons joined the
Lutheran church on Sunday.
Captain Degen Of Fayette was in
town on business on Saturday.
Trout fishing stories and snake
stories are coming to the front.
Wilberforce Schweyer was in
Washington last week on business,
]. N. VaHOrmer of Fayette, paid
the county seat visit on Saturday.
The prospect for large crop of
peaches in New Jersey Is first rate.
They can't be beat for style and
low priced clothing at Hollobaugh's.
Three women served as Judges at
tho recent election in Wallace, Idaho.
The car load of horses sold on Mon.
day by L. B. Wilson averaged $3.50.
Philo Banks is at homs from at
tending medical lectures in Phila-
dslphia.
Judge Doty Of Greensburg, West.
morelsnd county, spent day in town
this week.
It has not yet been learned which
one OF the Jail prisoners is working
the ghost racket.
Matthew and Andrew Allison OF
Tyrone spent Easter Sunday in town
with their parents.
Hurry Ls,ch, fish salesman, sold
an eight pound shad in this place
one day last week.
Charles Adams has secured clerk
ship in a drug store in MELVILLE
Cumberland county.
Jesse Howe's early potatoes peep
cd through the ground on Good Fri
day morning, April 16.
A strange woman lectursd in the
Presbyterian church for women only
last Thursday evening.
Mrs. Oden G. Gortner end her two
bright little children are visiting he,
parents in Union county.
The Town Council turned down
the proposal to buy chemical fire
engine on Saturday evening
Jacob Wilmer of Fayette town
ship, sold his farm Of 100 acres tt
George Hickman for $4,000.
The public buildings IN Philadel
phia have cost four times the amount
estimated for their erection.
Mss Maud Burch6eld who has
been in the Danville Hospital is Wis
iting her parents IN this town.
A company of young people enjoy
ed hop at the National House on
Saturday evening till midnight.
There was heavy frost on Good
Friday morning, but the day was
graRdly clear and full of sunshine.
The finest assortment Of cigars, to-
bacco, pipes, &c, in the county, at
Howard Kinks store in Patterson.
Easter Day WAS bloody day be-
tween Greek and Turk The whole
fight is between religion ani p olitics
Grant Kaufman has the OK county
Office house on its new foundation on
Washington street. It was quite an
achievement in house moving.
Mrs. Joseph Burchfisld with her
grand daughter Miss Josephine Rob-
isou from Tuscarora Valley, visited
friends and relatives in town last
week.
There is talk of . mad dog hsv
ing passed through town, which talk
may only be talk, but it is best to
keep an eye on the dogs for hydro
phobia signs.
Ex-Sberiff Noble has remodled one
of his store rooms on Main street in
to a comfortable dwelling which he
and family have moved into. The
store front was also taken out Of the
building aud replaced with dwell
ing house front.
The annual reunion of the First
Defenders Association was held in
Reading, Pa, on the 18th lust. OF
the $50 men who responded to Pres
ident Lincoln's call in 1861. Only
so were present at the meeting on
Saturday, and Of the original number
onlx, 1O2 c,,ry;yo