Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1897-03-03

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SHORT LOCALS.
Hardware Of all kinds At MeClin.
ties.
A fall Of snow came With the 1st Of
March.
Sucker fishing is INDUCED in every
Frank Sieber has gone to Wa.hins.
ton to SOC Mckinley. inaugurated.
The natural gas we'll at Karthsns
Centre county is six hundred feet
deep.
Miss Ida Rarrick, Of Levistovn,
spent last week with friends in this
place.
n b. Esh, OF Spruce Hill has sold
his farm to w. L. Mcclure, Of Perry
county.
Jonas Reno of Big Valley, Miflin
county. took in the horse sale on
Tuesday.
Ohio aad Pennsylvania clover seed,
forssle at Maubsck & Nelson's Mills,
Patterson Pa.
Miss Mary North, after a seven
weeks visit to Washington, D. c.. has
r returned home.
Fifteen thousand able bodied men
in Philadelphia are on tho CITY az
Paupsrs for a living.
]. Merrill Linn, the Oldest m.mbsr
OF the Union County bar died at
Lewisburg last week.
Representative Keller, and Jacob
Davis, Recorder Wills efficient clerk
are at Washington. D. G.
Milton with a population of seven
Thousand has eleven hundred people
on the borough to support.
District Attorney Crawford has
bought q dwelling house from Robert
NeNeen. Esq, on Third street.
Joseph Woods, Robert Patton and
Judge Frow, all of Lswistown, were
in town on Tuesday on business.
Miss Minute Neely, of Bealetown,
spent Saturday and Sunday at her
brother Howard Neely's in town.
A. ]. DeVoe the New York wealth
or man says, there will be q heavy
snow storm on the 18th of Narch.
Mrs. Philip Boserman ard daush.
ter Msmis of New Port spent a day
last week with Mrs. David Crawford.
James Strayer, has gone to Wash
ington, D. c., to engage in the real
estate business with bis brother-in-
law Charles Stone.
Some man says the earth weighs
six septcm tillion tons, but he is puz-
zled to know upon what this incom-
Prehepsible weight rests.
Judge Bell uf Blair county held
court for Judge Lyons a day last
week, aud Judge Lyons of this coun
ty held court for Judge Bell.
s Mrs. WiIberforce Schweyer, and
Flittle daughter Elizabeth, after a
months visit in Washington, D. c.,
have returned to their home.
Andrew Allison returned from Ty-
rome, to take charge of the Herald
while his father is taking in the Nc
Kinley inauguration at Washington.
Mt Carmel authority is the latest
reported IS requiring all children un-
der fifteen years of age being off tho
street after 9o'clock at night. Unless
the children are accompanied by par.
s1ts or guardian.
A dinner was given Senator elect
Penross by the State League of Re.
publican clubs of Pennsyivsnia, last
Friday evening. Senator Penrose il
the first United States Senator, elec-
ted from Philadelphia in sixty years.
A number of people from this vi
cinity gave q surprise party ON Elmer
Warner living about three miles
north Of this place on last Friday ev-
snine. The number in attendance
were about 40, who report a good
time.
James Wildemap, veteran Of tie
late war against the slave holders re-
bellion died at his home near Mexico
on the % of February, of heart fail
ure, aged, about 60 years. Inter
ment in Union Cemetery near this
place on the 2nd of March. Members
Of the Post CT this place attended the
funeral.
President elect Mckinley. passed
this station bound for Washington,
about S o'clock on the morning Of the
End. Among his friends aboard the
train was a preacher to minister to
his spiritual comfort, and doctor to
to minister to his physical comfort.
A number of people were at the sta
ton to see the train whirl by.
List of letters in Patterson, Pa
pApst Office, February 9th, 1897
Ensery Carpenter, Beueamav Kerner,
William Fennsssy, Jones Patterson,
Will am Shaffer, L. w. Williams, Ben
Lsavi IT, W. H. l.. Jones, Samuel b.
Tarnui(m, Dubies Fanos Monnsones,
Mrs. w l.. Howard, Mrs. Bella Kauff-