Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1898-03-30
sHORTLOCALS.

The price OF horses are higher
than last year.
Professor Gortner, visited Balti-
more last week
The Tuscarora Club gave a party
on Saturday evening.
Mrs Brady Robson is visiting her
sister Mrs. E. c. Doty.
Miss Girtrude Jackman is visiting
friends in Harrisburg.
Miss Mitchell, of Cresson, is
visiting with Miss Nellie Musser.
Miss Emily Murray has returned
from visit to Washington, D. G.
Mrs. E. c. Doty, gave q tea for
lady friends on Tuesday afternoon.
Moody will start ten days reviva
meeting in Pittsburg on the 17th of
April.
The wheat looks well enough for
the 1st Of May, instead of the 1st of
April.
Miss Mary North is home from
yisit to her uncle in Washington
d. G.
Charles Wyble has become a clerk
in the store of Hinkle & Son, in Pat
terson.
The Shakespeare club met with
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert .McMeen on
Tuesday evening.
The Arch Rock basket social was
a grand success, proceeds amounting
to $2477.
A good many Juniata people are
going to North Dakota, but none to
the Klondyke.
Miss Bess Groninger is home from
Six weeks visit in Philadelphia
among relatives.
Rev. Mortimer and family returned
last Friday evening from two weeks
visit to Darville.
scr The Harrisburg Evening News is
Sfor'sale under an order of the Dau-
phiR county court.
;: The government can supply $50,
900 men, each with good rifle, with
in 4S hours notice.
Live stock sold well at the farm
sales this spring this month closes
the sales en- the farm.
Samue! Tyson was housed with
rheumatism at his home in Mexico
cevaral doya of lest week
Report from Wilkesbarre, Pa, says
gold has been found near Lcchville,
rot far fron Wilkesbarre.
'.The Holland" is the name of the
newest and best diving torpedo boat
that the government ownes.
The way Uncle Sam is putting on
the war paint, it looks as if he feels
that he can lick, call creation"
Miss Pesrl Hsldeman, of Thomp-
week with Mrs. B. F. Burchfeld.
Nj. II W. Long add Nr. Fred
Mickey, of Patterson, are visiting in
New York, several days this week.
The saw and planning mill in West
New Port is to be sold by the Sheriff
of Perry county, on the 7th of April.
The American war ships are being
painted Gull lead color, SO that they
may not make clear targets to be shot
at.
John W. Milliken, Tuscarora town
ship, died unexpectedly at his home
on Tuesdey night, March 22, 1888, OF
heart failure.
Miss Ida Bal ;op. of Accidents, and
Miss Elenor Campbell. of Port Royal,
spent day of last week with the
Hiss Laird's.
Gustsve A. Schropp has bought a
farm of 3S scres in Slim Valley from
James Hornirg of This town, for nine
hundred dollars.
War should not take place, but if
it does come, Cuba cannot fail of be.
coming United States property, by
the right of conquest.
Four officers were deemed necess-
ar TO accompany the report of the
Naval Board of Inquiry on the Maine
explosion to Washington.
Preaching every evening next
week, in the Presbyterian church,
preparatory to the communion of the
Lords Supper on the following Sum
day.
G. W. Burchfeld and family ex-
pect to move this week to Harris
burg, where Mr.. Burchfeld is in one
of the departments OF the State gov
ernment.
Lewistewn Free Prusp, of March
23, says The "green pes peddlers
ere IN neighboring towns selling old
dry peas soaked in water, for green
peas. We caution our readers against
them.
Miss Isabella Schweier spent few
days vacation at home, from last
Friday and returning this Thurs
dav to Buckpell University, to re-
sume her studies in the Seminary,
looking to graduation in June.
The water was not high in tie
river, compared to tho water in the
upper Susquehanna last week. 1t
was more than bank full at Lock
Haven and Tyrone. Some OF the
streams in Ohio did great damage.