Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-04-12
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Rucklen's Arnica Salve.
DR.. Kings New Life Pills.
peanut trust has been organized
|. The ground was frozen on Monday
morning.
dollar dinner. -
.boe factory that employees so men
/. looming up
Tho rain of last Friday revived the
rOwing wheat
Senator Quay.s trial began on Mon
.d.y, in court in Philadelphia
Carlisle people are talking about the
.-.,t,on of a beet sugar factory.
Dr Kings New discovery.
Tho .oles on farms are over for this
r..r cattle and sheep sold high.
Mr. Nepno Esh, of Pleasant View,
.,.rt saturday in town on business.
rhs Knitting factory will be in on
time and be located near the railroad.
p,sslo Bill's wild west show will
.xbibit in Tyrone on the 18th of May.
Ground for the Oak Extract
plant has been broken at Newport.
Penorts from the growing wheat on
tho middle west lands, are not favor.
able
Rich gold and copper bearing ore has
boon found near Salisbury, North Caro-
lima. =
Allen Kaufman visited his sister
Miss wv Kaufman, in Harrisburg last
week.
+ Druett Crawford graduated from
the Philadelphia Dental College on the
7th inst. -
TW. Auker has placed sign on hii
marble and granite works on Washing
ton street.
Under the coming census, Pennsyl
vsn,a will have 70 of the 800 censu.
b supervisors.
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Mr. Samuel ROthrock was il
Gettysburg during the early part
of this week
Snow showed nicely on top of the
TuScarors mountain last Sunday morn
ina April 9th.
Minneapolis has thirty women doc
tors, ten of which belong to the hOmeO
pathic school.
Rev Jerome Guss, of DuncannOn, ii
visiting his parents in Milford town
ship last week.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
Rabbits ana partridges are not al
dead, few in this neighbOrhOOd sur
vived the winter.
Broad street, Philadelphia, is thu
longest asphalted street in the world
being II miles long.
There is lul in the fighting in tn,
Philippines, it may be the calm tina
proceeds the storm.
The pinch Of the times has causet
John Stouffer, Of Walker township, t.
make an assignment. -
Miss Dimm, of Dimmsville, is visit
ing her cousin, Miss Mabel Sieber, il
Fermanagh township. -
siss Margaret Laird spent a couple o
days last week with Mrs. Jesse Elder il
Fermanagh township.
The latest on the subject of the rail
Toad coal wharf at this place is, ninet,
feel are to be added TO it.
Choice white Ohio and Penn
sylvanla seed oats. for sale a
Manbeck < Nelson's mill.
The Misses McAlister, of McAlister
Vile, spent Wednesday last with thei
cousin, Mrs. Howard sartin.
Inc Faster rosy has not yet bloomed
out II L not the flower that fixes tn
Dale for Faster, it is the moon.
Or. B +. Ackley and family tool
lhelr departure on Monday for thei
lie" nome in Clearfield county.
FOR RENT-To a small family,
comfortable house Call at this offic
LOT information if you want to rent.
Miss Bessie Fisher, daughter of Dr.
a. J. Fisher, of McAlisterville, is attend
mg Lutherville Seminary, Maryland.
r"r church extension purposes tn
4'u'heian Sunday school will give
musicale on Sunday evening, April Il
lhe new knitting factory and tn
'i'oe factory are 70 lie located i'm tn
'icititv of the Manbeck & Nelson mil
Aguinaldo has issued proclamatio
'iia' 'he Spanish language shall be tn
o''','al language in the Philippine Il
lands.
me members of the Methods
,murch , held social at the residence G
" iiIiam Harley, on Thursday evenin
Of last week.
contractor James Horning has bull
ooh'ehlent stable for Protbonotar
1eliers' on the rear end of his home lo
III the East End.
James Anderson. of rhis town. an
i'''as crawford, of Oriental. have n
.en'iY' each been the recipient of an ir
crease of pension.
ihefe was a leak in stocks last week
~ ''ock gambling. The water leake
u, ana many of them reached thei
real value, nothing.