Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1898-04-20
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There are POS, ,749 railroad bridges
in the United States. =
1t rained on the 18th and trout
Asbers were discensolate.
Miss Alice Cleveland. of Lewis
town, spent Sunday in this place.
MIR. williamson Van Ormer of Fav.
site township is is in poor health.
WANTED-Three bushels of Blue
Victor potatoes, call at this Office.
A we'll plumaged ostrich yields two
thousand dollars worth of feathers.
Those stylish two toned sailors
SSc, at Mrs. Ickes' millinery store.
Lswistown is recruiting two mill
tary companies for the Spanish war.
The Huntingdon Lutheran Church
took in Is new members on Sunday.
A professional trout fisher SAYS
cloudy days are the best for trout
fishing.
The organ grinder, aud the bill
poster, and the agent have come
with the advent of spring.
AIr. Joseph Rothrock's health has
DO improved that he is able to 90 out
OF bis house on short walks,
Miss Maggie Miller, and Miss
Maggie Toner, Of Lewistowr, spent
sunday sfterroon in this place.
Il Miflin county, plank walk is
being laid from Mechsnicsville to
Believi!le, by private subscription
George Jacobs fell down the hay
hole in the stable of his grand father
James North and broke his left arm.
The last of the Easter storm
passed by last Friday, the weather
has bsen of the growing kind ever
since.
DIR, E. W. Conrad, editor of the
Lutheran Observer, died in Phiia
delphia, on Easter Sunday, aged 80
years.
The men who sowed their oats
during the fine weather in March,
will have heavy oats when the grain
rirers.
Hon. John WanGnaker, has offered
to raise regiment and go to the
from. 10 fight Spain if war is de-
clured
TIE Republicans of Miffiin county
will hold their primary election May
81. and their county convention On
May "a.
Ffelght jumping cost one New
Port lad SIS last week and another
$59l Tne railroad company are after
the boys.
The April freeze in 1897 was
greater than the April freeze of 1898,
and with all that what large peach
crop in 1897.
Rsv Mr.. Rhoads, a Sunday School
worker, preached in the Pre- sbyter-
I2u CiufCu ou ouEohN SNculHSs Cu
the subject Of the Bible.
Mrs. Ickes' Millinery, Patterson,
Pa, has the largest stock, greatest
assortment, most exclusive styles,
and her prices way below others.
DO you think you will be able to
stand the climate in Cuba ?"
81 ought to I've been smoking
Cub IN cigaretts for six months"
The commissioners OF Clinton
couaty have appointed two woods
6ve detectives whose duty is TO find
out he parties who set woods on
fire.
What cause have We fer war with
Spain, after ala"
"whyl Why, confound it, Haven't
we made elaborate preparations for p
fghs?"
Tins Lutheran Congregation en-
loved an Easter service on Sunday
and Supdsy evening; one of the
grest features of the occasion Was
tie music.
|iiiiam Hertzler Jr., is getting
slang fnely Ia the business of rais-
irs military company, having al
ready 10 men enrolled all anxious
for brush with Spain.
/To break band place boy or
ma. 10 or 12 feet away in front of
tb. upsicinns and there let him suck
a lemon. He'll knock the music in
five minutes higher than kite.
He (going to war)-Swear that
you will never love another, dearest
HIS new bride-Isn't that a little
bit unreasonable, Harry, when 1 have
a prospect Of becoming widow SC
eoon?
Beaver Herald April IA jacob
Howell tapped a sugar maple tree
and took seven wooden buckets fall
or about 21 gallons Of sar, from thai
one tree per day, for three days IL
succession, last week.