Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1898-03-23
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James North is attending United
States Court at Scranton.
Mrs. Rebecca Nevin is visiting her
sister Mrs. Robert Mc.Nsen.
Mrs F. NJ. II. Pennell will give
card party on Thursday evening.
John Bergy has c nice year old
1900 pound horse. Percheron stock.
George Wagner, of Huntingdon,
visited relatives in this place last
week.
R,chard Cramer, of Pattel son,
spent several days recently in Pitts
burg.
Squire Robert Patton, Lewistown,
spent Sunday with his friends in this
place.
Prothonotarv Zsiders has returned
after a weeks visit in the eastern part
of the county.
There was rattle de-haog storm
of thunder, lightning and rain on
Saturday evening.
When you want to buy baby car
rage go to w. f. Snyder, be has just
got new stock in.
Miss Marion Schol. has returned
from protracted visit to friends in
Richmond Virginia.
In Knoxville, Tenn, drummer
waved handkerchief at q girl. He
WAS arrested and fined five dollars.
John Garman, the High Priest of
the Pennsylvania Democracy, spent
several hours IN town on Saturday.
The republican primary election in
Lancaster county resulted in favor oi
Matthew Stanley Quay, for United
States Senate.
Miss Hannah Hoover, OF Lewis.
town, visited Mrs. Wilberforce
Schweyer in this town, from Satur'
day i'll Monday.
Gearga BARLEY and family of Pitts
burg attended the funeral of his
mother Mrs. Sarah R. BARLEY, in
this place last Thursday.
David Anderson reports the cap
ture of a 4 pound and 4 ounce carp
sevaral days ago. 1t is one of the
first ones caught this month.
Mrs George McMeep, of Port Roy
al, died on Sunday morning the Goth
inst, of pneulnonia. Her husband
and four children survive her un
timely death.
O; the 1882 votes polled in Blail
county ON Saturday, Matthew Stanley
QUAY, received 5,497 for United
States Senate, so he is Blair county s
choice for reelection.
The children of Mr. Henry w
Berger. gave 4 s2ciabIe, at the home
of their parents On Sixth street, il
honor CT the 64th biz th day of lbeil
mother On Tuesday evening.
A number of wheat fields in the
east end OF the county ATE not prom
ising IN appearance, however, it is
stu rlv IN the season 10 saywat5
the wheat crop may amorut to.
ys,ke-Phat dye tink ave tn jot
to free Cuba?
Pat-Eegot, OTm against it. T:'
forrest july of Aneriky is TO free
awido' Ireland.
- Ms. Ord, Wife of William Ord
died at the home Of her husband il
Milford township. on Sunday age
about 65 years. Iuterment IN tn
Presby terian Cemetery On Tuesday
aif ch 22nd.
WANTED.-By ar old establish
sd house, man TO take charge O
and look after their business IN thi
ssctiou. Salary $500, with com
mission. Cash security required
Address, Business, care SENTINEL.
The flower plot gardeners for th
railroad s'atiors along the rout o
the main iiue vii! soon be at wor
arranging, asserting and planting
flowers that are TO please the eye 0
the traveller as lie goes riding on
rail
>Verua Rowe, aged year, l mont!
and IS days, died of pneumonia, a
the home of her father, on the Roth
rock faim, a mile and half east c
town, last Thursday. Interment i
the Presbyterian cemetery on Sun
dsy.
A good deal of plowiog was don
for oats last week, and MANY hope
the fine weather might continue, 6
that cats sowing might orce agai
s,a done in March, but the snow OF
l{onday it is feared has blighted The
great expectations of last week.
Mr. Espenschade had piece of tn
abaudone d turn pike removed from
"a field on bis farm, while the work @
y removing wss going on they found
NEST OF 80 empty snake eggs. Th
enake crop il that vicinity the com
big summer must of necessity b
large.
The same old story is told in til
death Of Elmer Henry, of Newto
Hamilton Last Friday with hi
brother William. he got on a cos
tr'ain at Ryde station In sttemp'
ag to get off at Mapleton he wa
brown in such way chat his -hea
WAS crushed into a pulpy conditio
Ivy the wheels of the cars.
sIcH RED BLOOD is the foun
e datiOn of good health. That is VIII,
Hoods Sarsaparilla, the One Tru
Blood Purifier, gives HeA6T0.