Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-03-15
MORT LOC4LS.

pucklen's Arnica Salve.
xsxt Friday will he st. Patrick's day.
u;ss Nav McCahan is clerking in
Martins store
Many young men from Perry county
are going "es'.
u~ Anna Jackson, of Altoona, spent
Saturday with friends in town.
,o,ording TO act of Legislature the
,,mon school term is to be seven
months.
A., Joseph Narnes, of East Salem,
.Dent part of last Thursday in town on
business.
1srce crowds have been in attendance
=, tho farm stock sales on the east side
of the river.
DIR. Kings New Life Pills.
S,hsrribe for the JUNIATA SENTI-
=, AND REPUBLICAN, the best paper
in tho county.
r,,vid Beale, ID. d., of Philadelphia,
,rss calling among friends several days
thp latter part of last week.
Choice white Ohio and Penn
svlyania seed oats, for sale at
Nanbcck x Nelson's mill.
Mss I.ottie Schott, musical student
ofNew England Conservatory, Boston
!. home on a school vacation.
-FoR RENT.-To small family, a
comfortable house Call at this office
for information if YOU want to rent.
Ms. Harry Kelly, of BOonsborough,
is Speeding It week with her parents,
NJ. and Jrs. Daniel Pannebaker.
II Is reported that the Pennsylvania
.ailroad will use the abandoned canal
in -ome places for railroad purposes.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
Hicks predicts storm for the 18th
and 18th. present month, also on the
list 10 the 2Srd. and heavy thunder on
the 9th.
Mfs. Pennock aud sister, Miss Alice
Todd. Of Pittsburg, and Cloyd Todd, of
Buffalo. y. Y. are visiting their par-
snts in Patterson.
1t is & source of regret to the many
friends of Mr. Joseph Pennell, that the
stress Of the times has driven him to
appoint all assignee.
Seven candidates for the superinteE.
deHcy of common schools in Miffiin
county. keep the school directors of
that county thinking.
Knock down i'll price for sale bills
81 20 for number one half sheet bill,
with notice of sale in THE JUNIATA
SENTINEL AND REPUBLICAN,.
Rev. y :. Fasick. of the New Cum
berland VI. f. Church, of Harrisburg
has received Il call from the Everett
congregation. The salary is ST 400.
Some time ago Mr.. David Watts, an
aged citizen of this town, fell down the
stairway that Judge Lyons fell down
last week. Watts, however. was not
hurt
One evening last week some of the
young people of this town held q fare
well surprise party at the Methodist
ratsJna3e, in honor of Miss Rose Nor
timer
The post master at Wilkesbarre is
under arrest for opening letters. He
did his work after midnight in the
post Office, where lie had private
Office.
The flashes of lightning that were
seen sputhWard, beyond the mountains
pH Mitillnt0Wn people, on Sunday
night. came from great storm in Ian.
caster county.
y hill in the Legislature proposes tC
appropriate $i5,0oG for the erection o.
monument Of bronze TO the memory
OF Governor Curtin. deceased, OH the
Capitol grounds
Josiah Flynt, after an investigation
oi tramp life, running through ter
Years says there are seven Thousand
boys in the United States who belong
I" The tramp fraternity
John Hickman " Brothers will sci
hof>e>. cattle, hogs, and farm machin
en- and implements, next Saturday
har'n 18th, on the Hickman home
s'ead farm, near Oakland Mills.
Within the past week Mr.. Davit
"eidier, of Lancaster, county, has beeI
Visiting his sister Mrs. Will, who's,
husband used 10 be the landlord o
"hat Is now the National House.
DeIp Hollow, in Pike county. Pa.
was ssruck by violent storm last Sun
oaH afternoon about O'Clock. House
MIA barns were demolished Horse
ana cattle were killed, and people hurt
John J. Patterson, ESD, has bough
II acres of land, adjoining the Moye
iarhl north of town, for two hundret
shd iity dollars and will at once pro
ceed to convert it into a chicken farm
Letters uncalIed for in the Miffiin
town, Pa, post Office at the close O
business saturday evening, March II
1893, Miss J. f. Moore. Mrs. Saral
l'earhg, J. +. Weidman. Elliot Gill
land, DIR. r. B. Brubaker.
ihe French government has place.
al 'fder for ten high speed passenge
locomotives, with the Baldwin lOcOmO
i've works of Philadelphia. BY and b.
eil the world, that goes beyond it's owl
country VIII come to America to buy
FRANK Wagner, formerly of this town
pu' The past six years a resident @