Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1898-03-09
NHORTLOCALS.

Paint of all kinds at .AcClintic's.
Sleep is cure for many ailments
Have your sale bills printed al
this Office
Wall paper of every description a
AcClintic's.
The farmers three months vaca
ton is about over.
Sucker fishing is reported by Juni
sta Valley newspapers.
Captain Mcclellan is in a precar.
ious condition Of health. ~
Mrs. John Bergy is visiting her
relatives in Wooster, OHIO
Good Friday holiday April stb
Easter Sunday, April 10th. u
The new supervisor and auditors
were sworn in on Monday.
The snow last week turned out
many hunters to scalp the silly fox.
Bostonians are advocating a re.
turn to bare floors in house keeping
Ell. T. Watts, of Tyrone. visited
Editor Bonsall and family, last week.
W. H. Krsider of Fermanagh town
ship lost horse by death last week
Miss Emily Murray. is in Washing.
ton visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra D.
Parker.
Electric light, now makes nights
more cheerful about the railroad
station.
Daniel Uplinge,, of Rich6eld has
been granted 9. pension of $s a
month.
Keep to the fright on the road,
vheelmon and every one, as the law
directs.
Clark- Wright, of Patterson, has
been granted an original pension of
$12 month.
If Spain blew up the Maine, the
world has been taught how to de
stroy navy.
Harvey Murphy, of Altoona, has
sold his property in Lack township
to John Harlem.
It is said there is one third less
wheat in the United States than at
this time last year
There is time for everything and
30 We are told that spring begins on
the Goth Of March.
FIX Senator Joseph Woods, of Lew
istovn was in town day last week
OIL legal business.
E1itor Bonsall and his wife gave
card party at their home last Friday
evening at East Point.
The report of the Mexico Farmers
Institute came to late for this issue:
it will appear next week.
As per Governor Hastings Arbor
Day proclamation, tree planting time
is April Sth, and April 22nd. I
Daniel Aucker. of Walker township
had slight touch of apopiexy some
days ago, but is himself again.
So many peorle have been stricken
with apoplexy, the past winter that it
almost amounts to an epidemic.
Proceedings of Farmers Institute
at Academia came to late for this
issue. Will appear in next Issue.
Robert F. Love, Of Peru Mills, was
seriouely hurt the other day, by the
saddle horse Of his team falling on
him.
E1 post master Solomon Books
and daughter Catharine of Harris.
burg visited Mics Sallie Hawk last
week
The farmers who attended the In
stitute at Mexico, and the institute
at Academia, report that it WAS good
to be there
George Wagner and wife of Reeds
Vile, Miffiin county, arc visiting
Benjamin Wagner and family Oh
south 3rd street.
The Lewistown News Of tn 7th
inst, says:-About thirty young men
from Miffiin were visitors in town on
Saturday evening. 4
The a1letree Of Abram Moist's
milk wagon broke on Main street in
front of Mr.. Elias Mornings house,
last Friday morning.
A congregation Of Swcadenbor.
glens with membership Of 20 person,
has been organized at .Montgomey'l
Ferry, Perry county.
The two and q half inches of snow
on the afternoon of the second o.
harch was surprise, and made &
sloppy mud on the 3rd.
March is an appropriate month
for the jingoes."
els it,"
Yes; SO windy, you know.
All tue Sid soldiers in Mifflintow,
are enjoying pension. except bank
er L. V. Irwin and artist JOSEPH
Hess, and the militia soldiers O
1862. =
Last Saturday morning q fire il
Tyrone. destroyed twelve house.
four stables and q store. Amons
other losses in the stables we're sy,
horses.
Mrs. Margaret Hettie Magee, wifi
OF Hon. John A. Magse, editor of tn
bloomfeld, Perry county, Democrat
died at 1O.15 On the night Of the 2n,
of March of q long illness.