Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1898-04-13
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The business of this town did not
stop to observe Good Friday.
C.oyd Heck, of Altoona is home to
see his mother who is quite i'll.
WANTED-Three bushels Of Blue
Victor potatoes, call at this office.
Hiss Mary Patterson has returned
from a visit to Washington D. G.
Those stylish two toned sailors
3Sc, at Mrs. Ickes' millinery store.
Thsre is falling off of ocean
travel on account of the war scare.
The Easter storm was long and
gave great back set to vegetation.
Spain has played the barbarian
ever since she came across the At.
lantic.
Rev. Andrew Parker, Of Reeds
vile, visited relatives in this place on
Friday.
Edgar Burchfield is at home from
Princston college during the Easter
vacation.
The P. R. r. Company are making
ARRANGEMENTS to do away with grade
crossings.
TIE EGster storm last week in the
state OF Delaware turned the peach
buds black.
Women don't ride "bikes" on side
saddles, why should they ride horses
on side saddles.
Leslie Allison, of Tsrone, spent
several days of last week with his
parents in this place.
Miss BIanch EIcGaw, of Port
Royal, died Of consumption on the
11th, present month.
The Eastsr storm in Eastern PeEn-
syIyanis destroyed the peach crop
So fruit growers gay.
Judge Grier mas sold the Bloom
field, Perry county Academy to
Mr.. William Harper for So 90.
Clothing merchant Harley is in
tins city buying a stock Of new cloth
ing to suit all tastes and prices.
The onion STOW did not fpd many
onions in the ground to freshen,
most of the garden is yet to make.
Huntingdon county peopia say,
stone coal has been found near
.Middensville, Huntingdon county.
There seem to be no end to the
hen parties according to newspaper
report from all points of the com
pass.
DELAY nesl Dslay not but Presi-
dent McKiAlcy's message to con-
gress wss delay more than two
weeks.
/Mrs. Pomeroy, of Port Royal, gave
. tea last Thursday afternoon to
which e. number of .Mffiintown ladies
were invited.
Beaver Herald, April 7.--Mr. Man
beck, of Miffiirtown, brother of +. 5
Manheck, of this place, was in town
one day last week.
Mrs Ickes' Millinery, Patterson
Pa. has the largest stock, creates
assortment, most exclusive styles
and her prices way below others.
Rev. NJ. L. Drum, who preached
for the Methodist congregation o
Nifflintown few years ago, dice
suddenly st Wilkesbsrre, last Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Lesher ant
little son, OF Renova, are visiting a
the home Of Airs. Lesher's parent
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Is. Ro!ln2an of thi
place.
A fire in Toxic, japan, burnt th
houses slong Is strsets, destroyed
LII houses, snd msde 11,1OO pee
pie homeless. The fire startsd IN
thester.
Rev. Mr.. Decker, of Lewistown
preached d in the Presbyterian churcl
in this place. at the preparator!
communion service last Thursda..
evening.
An Atchison widower gives as nj
excuse for wanting to marry agail
that ho wants something to take hi
mind off grieving for his first wife
-Atchison Globe.
A report from the Klondyke regio
SAWS, Andrea the bsloonist has bee
heard from in Alaska. Wien tn
great deep gives up its dead, Al
1rae'c raport will be read.
Miss Beatrice Rey nolds, of Caiifol
mia, a student of Bryn Mawr, Pa
school, spent day of her Easter vs.
cation, with Miss Mary and Mli
Margaret Laird in this town.
The Chicago Limited recently raj
fran Altoona to Harrisburg a dis
tauce of 1872 miles IN 126 minutes
1t ran from Miffiin to Harrisburg
distance Of ~ miles in AZ minutes
The telegraph bad prepared th
neonle about towns to look for Pre-
idsnt McKinley's Spanish CUBA
message on the 9Th OF April, but tn
message failed to appear on tins
day.
President McKinley's message o
the Spanish trouble was not sent
Congress on the 9Th inst, as 1t WI
expected to be. The whole countr
was on the tip tee Of expectancy o
that day.
John E. Miller, Of Altoona, WI
: finding that he is amply able to gal
livelihood, has sent his pensio
certificate, which was granted YET
ooo IN the pensjon bureau Tor cal