Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1897-04-07
SHORT LCCfLS.

To Unttel COMBS put u HItie poF-
akin the wash
There is woman horse thief in
Jail at Wilkeebarre.
John 3. Schweier is on few days
trip to Philadelphia.
Mr.. Frank Murray, of Washington,
D. c., is visiting his parents.
Revival services are being conduc-
ted in the Port Royal Il. E. church.
Merchant David Rickenbaugh Of
Iillerstown was liz town Oh Monday.
The best of clothing in the latest
styles at Hcllobaush's clothing store.
Victor L. Showers, of Altoona,
spent several days in town the past
week.
Robert McMeen, Esq, had oats
sown on his farm in the last week in
March.
Four young men in York, Pa, will
have to answer in court for stealing
$50 pigeons.
Miss Annie McCulloch of Lewis
town spent Thursday with Mrs. Will
berforce Schweyer.
Mrs. Sou.hsrd Parker and daugh-
ter Helen, of Washington, D. O.,
scent Sunday in town.
Mr.. John G.. Pannebaker aud
Eugene Lewis, of this place, spsnt
last Friday in Huntingdon.
The letter from Walnut on the
road question came too late for this
issus It will appear in next issue.
Captain Mcclellan wss suddenly
and severely pros:rated on Saturday
evening by the passage OF gall stones.
The rain came in time to extin-
guish the hundreds of forest fires
that sprung into existance last Sat
urday.
The Greek situation cannot exist
long rs it is, peace or war must soon
take place as solvent of the strained
conditions.
Mrs Kepner. who is making her
home with her daughter Mrs Holio-
blugh Jr has been quite ill within
the past week
Mrs. James McCulloch, wife of
James .HcCulloch, deceased, died at
her h1me near Honey Grove. las Sun
day.. aged 10 years.
Charley Mitchell and George Ban
non Of Lewistown engaged in prizs
fight iSst week, which Bannon won
In the sixth round.
S-nator Quay at Harrisburg, in
the interest of reform legislation, has
directed the attention of many per-
sons TO Harrisburg this week.
The Dingley Tariff bill passed the
Lower House of Congress on the 31st
of March by 205 votes to 122. Re-
pu6licans all voted for the bill.
CLoUsrR On the 2Gth day of
sIarch st her residence near East
Salem, Mrs Mary e. Clouser. aged
40 wears, months and 20 days.
Th9 funeral of the nine months
old son of Southard Robson and
wife took place on Saturday. Inter
ment in the Presbyterian cemetery.
J.K. Rsno, formerly of this coun-
tv. but for rumber of years resi-
dent Of Miffiin county, moved from
that county to North Dakota on Non
day.
The little Il months old son OF
John Emery and wife, was consigned
to it's last earthly resting place In
the PRESBYTERIAN cemstery on Mon
day.
DR.. Swallow, before the State Sen
ate investigating comittee on the
subject of the State Capitol fire, and
high iinks generally at Harrisburg
attracts attention this week.
altoona wants the State Fair next
fall. The inhabitants OF Middle
Pennsylvania should have a chance
to sac the State Fair without travel
ing to the end of the State to see 1t.
Hold the fair at Altoona.
Six elephants were recently sold IN
London, England. at auction. The
lowest price paid was four hundred
and seventy dollars for an elephant,
and the highest price paid was seven
hundred and fifty dollars.
9, The dusty roads on Saturday we're
made wet and muddy by rain on Sum
day and SUNDAY night. TIE rain
was lust the thing to freshen the
wheat that failed to get good start
last fall on account cf late sowing.
HoI look here, what's the use OF
buying tin ware when you can buy
Grant, Enameled ware for the same
price at K. H NcClintic's hardware
store Next issue prices will be given
but don't wsit for the quotations,
drop in row.
I,evistown Gszette:-We learn
that potatoes have been sold at some
public sales in our neighborlng
county this spring as low as two and
one half cents per bushel, while
choice applas sold for twenty-five
cents per bushel.
Samuel Rotbrock. who has been at
electric light plant work, recently, in
the state of Indiana, spent several
davs last week with his parents. MIR.
and Mrs Joseph Rothrock, and then
went to Lancaster, Pa where he is
Interested in putting in large plant
One dav recently, at dinner time.