Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1897-05-05
SHORT LOCALS.

The II year locust are looked for
in Atfiin county, this season.
How TO escape future fire. Read
the new testament every day.
Crest storms are predicted for the
month OF May by the weather.wise.
Mr. joseph Mcclure of Bradford,
spent Sunday with friends in town.
VIM Miles is a juror in the United
States Court at Pittsburg this week.
Banks Zimmerman of Fayette,
spent Tuesday evening in this place.
Ellis Stump of Philadelphis visit
ed his parents in this placs last week.
Mrs. Irene Thrush is visiting her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. NJ. Ali
con.
The coal oil excitement has taken
possession of the mind OF Bellefonte
people.
Hiram Smith is resodding the face
of the terrace in front of the Court
House.
Every branch of plum, peach and
cherry tree, bears a profusion of
flowers.
The only quality in men and women,
that can stand the test of time is
honesty.
II the Turks keep up their victor
ious march, there will not be Greece
spot Left.
CAPTAIN Mcclellan has fire shov
el and tongs that are more than 100
years old.
The Legislature proposes to ad-
iourn about June 90, about the time
flies come.
The wheat that was sowed last
September from the 10th to the 21st
is the best.
Three inches of snow fell st Buc-
yrus and other places IN Oaio, on
SUNDAY, May 2
A telephone lirs is being construct
ed along the line of the Tuscarora
Valley Railroad.
The Patterson High School COM
mencement exercises are booked for
Thursday evening.
The coming wheat crop will be the
smallest raised in number of years
throughout the country.
James A. Banks was housed with
the grip few days rscently. He is
again at his place in the drug store.
Psrtridses are met with often in
the felds, which is n promise Of a
plentiful supply of the plump birds
next fall
The Legislature will not adjourn
J till the gay and festive fly makes
loafing in Legislative halls misera-
BILE. Flies are good thing.
Some farmers are planting corn
and some are hopelessly behind
that is thsy hope the season will be
of the kind that helps belated
farmer.
The man who makes his living
working with his hands, goes through
life with a great deal less mental
worry than the man who works with
his head.
The flood at Guthrie, Oklahama
swept away five hundred homes.
Twenty streets we're devastated. The
food was caused by cloud burst 90
miles up the valley.
They were discussing dreams. 81
first cav my wife in dream" said
Moore.
II frequently see mine IN night.
mare" murmured Peck.
Il is shown by X Rays that ssid'
litz powder distends the stomach 4
or 5 times its size. dislocating tie
heart and boosting the other organt
of the abdominal cavity.
Good coal oil has been found in ar
old we'll at Milesburg, three miles
west Of Bellefonte and correspond
ingiy high coal fever RACES among
tie people of that section of the coun
try.
David A. Landis Of Thompson.
town and Elizabeth NJ. Lyon of Har
risburg, were married in Tabernacle
Baptist church at Harrisburg on the
2sth of April, by Rev. W. q. Clip
man.
Tillia Faith the II year old daugh
ter of d. T. Faith of White township
Clearfeld county, goes into trance
and gives a marvellous description OF
what she sees in Heaven and the peo
pie she there sees.
New machinery rock grinders and
pulverizers have been added to the
Tuscarora Valley Phosphate Com
pany's Phosphate mill at Ross Farm.
The mill is bat short distance from
the phosphate mine.
The rain last Saturday beyond
Huntingdon, raised the Ray stown
branch of the Juniata to devastating
food heigth. The waters were high
above the banks of the stream. Oats
and wheat fields Oh bottom land were
ruined for this year. A great deal
of fence was swept away.
4 Kansas man has written a play
'.Three nights of He'll. The announce
nent of the play does NOS state where
the sulphurous region of the play is
located, and the reader is left to
guess it is in Kansas. So the next
thing for those who hereafter when
they are angry, tell their friends sto