Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1898-04-06
yHORTLOCALS.

Mr.. K. Fl. McClintic spent Sunday
in Lewistown.
S. r. Aucker, Of Altoons, is visit
ing in Patterson.
The 1st cf April brought quite a
good many men to town.
Miss Bess Pennell is visiting
friends in Philadelphia.
March came in like a lamb and
went out the same way.
John Patterson has bought a five
month old st. Bernard dog.
TIE first year of war with Spain
will be mostly on the water.
How can Sosin transport an army
3400 miles to the United Stateea
WANTED-Three bushels of Blue
Victor potatoes, call at this Office.
The cold of last Friday morning
caused some anxiety for the fruit.
The spring oats sowing is late
Notwithstanding the mild winter.
/There was Stow on the tops of the
r9unSsins on the last day Of March.
Joseph McCauIey and wife are on
visit to the City of Brotherly Love.
Rev. Mr. Weaver, of Baltimore,
preached in the Lutheran church on
g aday.
The easter bonnet comes with the
aorter flower, and both may be eeen
n+xt Sunday.
M. Manbeck and family have
moved into their splendid residence
east of town.
FRS Jacob Ro:hrock, Of Turbsi
.2-nshir. died ,ast Sunday, OF the
.4Iotmity Of age.
l,r. Holmes Panrebaker and sisters,
Miss Frances and Annie, spent last
Sunday in Lswistown. +
landlord of the Jacobs House, r.
B. Nixon, spent a number of days in
Philadelphia recently.
Miss Annie McCulloch, of Lewis
town, spent q day with Mrs. Wilber-
force Schweyer last week,
Joseph Sieber and Norman Shell
enberger, of Fayette, bought the old
Leonard property on April 1st'
There is to be preaching every
night this week in tie Presbyterian
church, and communion on Sunday.
Mrs. Abram Sieber, of Fayette has
been on the sick list for three years,
and recently has again become bsd
fast.
The peach crop in tie state of Del
ware is reported as having been SER
iously damaged by the late cold
weather.
OR vcung friends Carl Espen-
scl aae and Alton School are busy
pushing their telephone liues. We
wish them success.
To destroy the Spanish navy VIII
bs ths great work to accomplish,
should war take place between Spain
I'd the United States.
Where can toe Spanish war ships
-. coal TO keep their engines rum
ling on this side of the Atlantic
oceen, if war takes place.
A report prevails that certain rail-
road employees have instruction to
send in the names of freight jumpers
to Railroad Officer Barr.
l. ~ said that frequent and pro-
longed bicycle work produces muscu-
lar developement of the heart and,
that produces heart disease.
Mr.. Austin Sieber a native of the
county, but for several years cashier
ii,e Hotel Lafayette, at Philadei'
-, visited his parents in the county
ass week.
Seventeen million Spaniards pit
ed sgainst seventy million Amer
-ans seems like an unequal cJn-
7st, out then the SpariGrds are 34OO
lilies across the sea.
The letters uncalled for in tie
post Office for the week ending March
a--st. were for DR.. J. Meyers Martin,
.essers J. P. tfuggah & Co, and a
package for Jas. G Proudly.
7sfas. Yeakley, formerly of this
%, Low store keeper at business
I'd about midway between McVey-
town snd Newton Hamilton, spert t
the 1ss day of April in town.
The Selinegrove Tribune has
.nanged its form from that Of a
folio to that cfa Quarto, and appears
we'll in its rew garb. 1t is an ably
,uducted journal by ex-Judge J. A.
Aumbard.
A young man in Lewistown took
olson, because young woman that
greatly admired would not receive
=. attention. The poison was
umped out Of him ahd in that way
life was saved.
/George Snyder, a citizen of Fay
te township, died at his home Forth
McAlisterAille, on the 1st of April,
led Is years. Interment this We'd
,sday April 9th, in the Lost Creek
.pnonite Cemetery.
ne greatest surprise OF the Amor
N Spanish Cuban question is that
ermany has sent war ship to Cuba
18th The demand for pay for three
rrlans who were killed by TIE