Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-02-22
sHORTLOCALS.

DIR. Kings New Discovery.
SYN. Marks has been home the
last few days
single vice discounts many vir.
ines in man
Cannibals refuse to eat mon who
chew tobacco
seven weeks and the trout fish
iug season opens.
MISS Little, of Concord, is a guest
/,t the Donnelly home in town.
The navy department wants to
build twelve more war ships.
The observers 1T the lenten season
will eat little meat till after easter.
The sleighing ON the ice on the
river was fine along the railroad
side last week.
Miss Villa McNitt, is spending q
few weeks with relatives in SNYDER
county.
%Railrosd Supervisor Krick has
bought trotting horse now clear
the track
Clothing merchant Harley is re.
covering from three weeks wrestle
with grip.
Don't worry, it IS many time s
harder o,. men and women than
ha,d work.
BsLk teller. Leslie Allison, of Ty-
rome, spent the 22nd in town with
his friends.
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Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
Mr.. Howard E. Butt, of the Globe,
has been appointed post master at
Huntingdon.
Banks Calhoun has gone to Al
foopa, where he secured the position
Of a brakeman.
XCsshier Doty, was to Greol sburg,
WestJi,relacd county, last week,
visiting bis mother.
C1l. d b. jenkins, of Newton
Hs;li.foD, Speut Sunday with his cd
tn. t;,e, 4, Col. VIM Bell.
Carrie Nobis, after having finish
ed 4 course in Plumbing in New
York Clty, las returned home.
For REST.-To a small family, a
comfortable house. Call at this Office
for information if you want to rent.
John HollObaugh, Jr., and fam
Ily have moved into their hand
some new house at the east end.
Ffidsy last, the 18th, was the first
'asy in many days that the temper
ai1r5 E2se above the freeing point
More snow fell in the biz
zard of last week, i'm the United
States than in the two years past.
McVsyiowns oldest citizen, MIR.
Vim. \ Moore, aged 95 years and
II days, died on the 18th of Febru-
Dr. Kings New Life Pills.
Ex Judge Wickersham has shaken
the dust Of Juniata from his gar
mepis snd gone 20 Altoona to do
busir,ss s..
Wei lie short and the long Of the
blizzard Of last week is, that it stop
Ped general trade Gnd travel about
three days.
San Francisce, California people
enjoyed slnmer wosthsr last week,
II. therm?metey registered 20 Dc.
G,,s.s ii tie shade.
Tie 4th qulrieriy meeting of the
Juniata Valley Editorial Association
viii be keld in Lawistown next Fri
day, February oath.
1t is said that Immediately after
washing the hands, to dust the
hands with oat meal will keep
them from chapping.
H1rs. Charles Stone and daughter
Pauline, of Washington, D. c., are
visiting Mrs. Stones parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Strayer.
y. Felix Fause, President o.
Free, became il! with npoplexy al
b P. m., on the evening of the 10th
and died within four hours.
knock down in price for sale bills
N.oo for number one half sheet bill
with notice of sale in The JUNIATI
SENTINEL AND REPUBLICAN,.
Pennsylvanians in the Klondik
wiite home that good hand worker
can make SIS dsy. but the cold j
often 10 degrees below zero.
Ky despatch comes the repOr
IRON almost all the cities, that tn
severe weather caused the post
eohement Of many funerals.
supervisor Krick took severa
hundred men to Harrisburg las
thursday to shovel snow in tn
railroad yard at Harrisburg.
lhe prospects are poor for a larg
crop OF rabbits for the hunters nt1
.a't' Inc cold Of last week settle
lie rabbit crop. So say the hunter
Merchant Beaver, of Academi,
S Has In town on Monday, and wit
=. a.S ,afnily paid visit to the hom
u MI Henry Sieber a mile east c
town.
o1me few evenings ago the New