Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-04-25

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SHIFT LOCALS. so
Congress- proposes to adjourn,
June isth.,e II
Decoration day orators are he
ing selected Il
n Lucian Banks has been quite
i'll the past week.
Jacob Davis is at home from q
visit to Washington.
Spring and summer millinery at
Mrs Ickes', Patterson Pa.
Pennies are legal tender to the
amount of twenty, five cents.
Wm. J. Marks is at home from
New York, visiting relatives.
Some corn viii be planted next
week, if the weather permits.
A Newport man ate II fried eggs
at meal ON Easter and lives.
There are farmers who are
through with their oats sowing.
Communion will be held in the
Presbyterian church on Sunday.
The Danville silk company will
double the capacity of their mill.
How long would it take the
American eagle to pluck Turkey.
The best place in town for nice
fresh candies is at Thomas 4 Co.'S.
Adansburg, Snyder Co., bust
ness men would like tOhavea a bank.
Miss Edna Landis of Pattersoa,
spent last Thursday in Port Royal.
This Wednesday me republican
state convention meets at Harris
burg.
Three freight car jumpers were
lodged in Jail On Saturday after
noon.
William Murray and Ed. Musser
sold their running horse one day
last week.
The sapling bender snow did
not appear this season. 1t may
come next year.
Farmers notice that Thomas &
Co., carry a full line of plOw shares
at only 25cts each. ! =
Miss Sadie Dysinger of Harris
burg, is spending her vacation with
her parents in Patterson.
When you gather arbutus, don't
take it all. Leave the roots so
that you may gather arbutus next
year.
The Bloomfield Times says:
Some of the wheat fields in Perry
county, look like the side of a
leopard.
Joseph Brindle has contracted to
build a house to keep store in, in
LewistOwn, for merchant McMeen
of Patterson.
Moses c. Gage, the Oldest man
in Huntingdon, died on Sunday,
age.l % years, 6mos and 23 days.
He was a native of Vermont.
The Newport Ledger celebrates
its Goth anniversary by changing
its form from a folio to a quart0.
The Ledger is ably conducted.
We are buying rock oak, black
oak and hemlOck bark. Call al
our office for prices.
MANBECK & NELSON.
Marble dealer T. W. Auker has
a specimen of York county marble
almost black. The marble was
sent 10 him by a friend. 1t can b<
nicely polished.
Three men were killed on the
railroad one night last week. Ad
am Patton at MillerstOwn; Jane:
D. Walls at LewistOwn; r. n. G
Hill at Ryde station.
The Newport and Bloomfield tel
egraph like has gone out of bust
ness. The telephone has taken it
place. Everyone can do their owl
talking over a telephone, which il
not the case with q telegraph.
James Leukart and Newton
Motz at Lewisburg, were drinking
and had quarrel about cOlOret
woman. Leukart struck MOtz will
a knife and severed the .jugula
vein. Mott bled to death in a fe'
minutes.
Newport people and all peopl
along the lower end Of the Junlat
river, are counting on q Iarg
catch of shad this season. A larg
break in the Columbia dam give
the fish an opportunity to come II
the river.
They say the government is bt
ing ruined. How can the govern
ment he ruined, if peoples GOV
ernment is the perfect gOvernmen
that it is claimed to be. 1t will o
the people who ruin the govern
ment, if it is government by tn
people.
The proof of a personal devil
proven in Pennsylvania by tn
aopfonoo If 1 mur(ferer5. the col