Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1898-03-02
SHORT LOCALS

seventeen million.
Don't get near fire with celluloid
combs Or collars.
Correspou1ents.-Write only on one
side of the paper.
The winter wheat presents favor
able appearance.
Blue birds put in an appearance
here, on the 26th of February.
Mrs, adysRobison, of Oil City, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Ezra Doty.
The National Guard of Pennsylva-
MIA is 10 be recruited to its full
quota.
If the Maine was exploded by
Spa1iards, Spain must make good
the loss.
TIE horse and mule protection
company, held meeting in town on
Saturday.
Mrs Ira Cramer. and sister Miss
Emma Fowles, are visiting friends in
Pitts6urg, Pa.
- Mrs. Crider, of Bsllefonte, visited
her father, Hon James North in this
town, last week.
The winter has rot been hard
one, an 4 rabbits will be correspond
ingly plentiful.
James Mcclellan. Of Virginia is
visiting her father Captain Mcclellan
who is quite i'll.
Captain Thos Frow. of Lswistown
is ST Clifton Springs, N. Y, for the
benefit of his health.
O1sy one wee, has elapsed since
the Inauguration of Mckinley and
the times are .etter.
Mr. Solomc Sieber, who lives two
miles north asst of town is in pre-
carious state Of health.
Misc Lucy Leetum, and Miss
~Stimets are visiting Miss Bertha
Cramer on Third street.
Fast trains have been travelling up
and down the Juniata Valley at the
rate of 60 miles an hour.
There is seven feet diameter oak
tree about midway along the bank
vest of the Mathers island
The February freshet was a small
affair which some people say will be
made up for in the June Hood.
: Miss Maggie Elder after visit to
Sudbury and Philadelphia, returned
home to Mifflintowu, last Saturday
Mrs. Ellen Maguyre, and Mrs
Charles Anderson, spent Sunday and
Monday with Miss Sallie and Maud
Irwin.
Grapgers of Blair county, have or
ganizsd bank which 1t is said viii
be opened this present month o
March
Everybody and all their friends
will be at Sryders public sale, ol
March 10, '9S Good goods. Larg
assortment
War agitation over the Spanisl
difficulties last week had a depress
ing effect on business in the Sc
board cities
The Christ Evangelical LutheraI
church in Milton has passed through
a revival season that resulted in IA
conversions.
John X. Hostetter. .Miffijn coun
ty farmer, at his late butcheriDg Gu
the sausage and pudding meat b
horse power.
The explosion of the Maine alb
so bed the attention of the America
people to the exclusion of all othe
public questions.
William jenkins and his brothe
David of Milford township, hsv
gone vest, the former to Chicag
ard the latter TO Kansas city.
- Nearly all the dogs i'll Saville towr
ship, Perry cosnty, have been sbot
because a mad dog roamed in tina
township and bit many dogs.
There is talk III certain circis
about going 10 search for Andre
but alas, where, for he sailed in hi
balloon out over the deep blue sea.
Mrs. WiIberforce Schweyer an
little son and daughter spent sewers
DAYS with Mrs. Schweyer's mothe
IN Lewistown, within the past weel
Mrs. Robert Robson and litt
grand daughter Elizabeth of POI
Royal, spent q day with Miss MAJ
and Margaret Laird in this town lal
week
Lewistown Gazette:-JMrs Ezra
Doty, Of Mjffiintown, Pa, spent Sa
uIday and Sunday at the home of b,
rerents, Rev. R. F. Wilson and wifi
on Third street.
The letters uncalled for in IL
Mifflintown post office for the wee
ending February 26tb, 1898, we
for Miss Katie Auker, Miss Floren,
Noel, Miss 8. B, Herch.
The latest cure for Q rattlesnal
bite IS coal oil. The injured part
placed in vessel filed with oil, al
the poison will come out and rise
the suface Of the liquid.
The funeral of Miss Mary Ku
took place from the home of bank
Irwin, in Lewistown, on Monday,
lumber of Mitfiintown and Patterst
people attended the funeral.