Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-03-29
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Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

in this place recently.
e F. ESpen-chade and wife recentlt
cook trip 10 Philadelphia.
Mis- Maude Robson, of Waterloo, j.
visiting Mr.. Burns Thompson.
The knitting factory is coming and
VIII start with fifty employees.
Harry I>enberg and family will move
Ia Pottsville in the near future.
Miss Cora Haines, of Phillipsburg, il
the guest of Miss Edna Mcdonald.
K. l.. Bousum has remOdeled the in
terror Of his tailor shop in this place.
Miss Louie Mcclellan, of Altoona. is
visiting her parents at the East End.
Governor Stone has named April 7th
snd April 18th as tree planting days.
Ex-Shcrifi' Lapp has been doing some
detective work i'll Perry county, sue
ce-sfulIy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Banks Beward have
gone 10 housekeeping on Main street,
Patterson.
What il the news" Were the last
words of Joseph Medill, Of 1.-The Chica-
g Tribune"
DR.. Kings New Discovery.
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The Pennsylvania Sons of Veterans
s;l hold their annual encampment at
Kazleton in June.
County Commissioner William Puff
=ulerger. il slowly recovering from an
tack of pneumonia.
Monday evening Il surprise party was
given in honor of Miss Lulu Kelly. at
her home in Patterson.
Choice white Ohio and Penn
sylvania seed oats. for sale at
Manbeck x Nelson's mill.
For RENr-To small family, a
comfortable house Call at this Office
foi information if YOU want to rent.
Waite swans, such as were seen last
week in the river, seldom fly low
enough over this part of the county to
shoot.
sii-- Lulu Kelly is home from In
lana state Normal School spending
he- vacation with her parents in Pat
terSon
DR.. Kings New Discovery.
The railroad company is putting in
~ electric light plant at LewistOwn
Junction, for their own use at that
p-ce.
Miss Nellie Nipple and brother, who
have been attending the NIiliersville
State Normal school, are home on their
"-iaA.
". X. Merriam, of Minnesota, has
le-H appointed director of the next
CELSIUS. and expects to begin work June
ls,. 1900.
Miss Gertrude SchOtt, Il student in
At New England Conservatory, Boston,
.-'reut>
rlleiUnte ha- Il debt OF one hundred
thousand dollars which Il New York
banker proposes 10 carry in taXless
bonds ut 3! per cent.
The communion OF the Lord s
supper will be celebrated by the
Presbyterian congregation next
Sunday.
Ni>- Alice May Cleveland, Of Lewis
town, Mifilin county, Pa, spent Satur-
day AZ the home of Mrs. Philo Panne-
baker, on Washington Street.
-hnock down in price for sale bills
100 for number one half sheet bill,
with notice Of sale in TIE JUNIATA
ENIINEL AND REPrBLICAN.
y force of railroad wor!zmen from
thls place began work last Monday
morning, al Iewi>town Junction at
The construction of two sidings.
Miss bessie Koous. of Harrisburg, is
-.'1''finS a few days with Miss Lily
E-iis' who has been visiting relatives
III this place for several weeks past.
fucklcn's Arnica Salve.
.e'''i> remainsng uncalied for in the
NI.''intown, Pa, post Office at the
close of business, Saturday evening,
March 18th, 1899. Mrs. Sarah Ludy,
tiIles '. Swartz, Catherine Burkhart
lie Governor of Indiana. saws large
'c's OF land i'll that State have been
t'hausted and abandoned, amounting
II = single county to ten thousand
-cres.
Several hnndred people were at the
railroad station, To see the colony off,
Oh their journey To Dakota, on Monday
1oFeloon. TEeir train consisted of three
passenger cars and one baggage car.
'Liward Kaufman, aged p years,
u'e" OF pneumonia, at the home of his
i"'hcf, George Kaufman, in Milford
10" o"isfip, at Il. M, on Tuesday. In.
'efiiient on Thursday at 10 a. M. a,
~ stephens Lutheran cemetery.
Mr. j. 5. Whitmer and wife
~ Fayette township, joined the
'' "rora colony on Monday morn.
* lor Dakota. Mr.. Wilmer and
.amil Y came to Henry Sieber's nea,
@ ,n.S Town and spent the Sunday
IT." VIZ Sleber and family.
''hi hcCrum, master machipist Of
-a ,oau SHOPS. at Kansas City, died
7i''iE' aged 81 years. He was born
about two miles northwest Of this towr
III "iiiord township and learned tbe