Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-03-28

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Rev. Mr.. Culp, Of Princ.ton
preached In the Presbyterian chnrch
on Sunday last. sn
f1ayer services are being held
IN the Methodist church eacS ever.
ing during the week.
Mrs. s. 8. Showers has bean ant.
lerlng from the grip for the mast
several days.
Mrs: Will Wagner and Mis- Ella
fannabaker are off. on a tr;n -
Philadelphia. :"
Miss Name Doyle of Patterson
spent Saturday and SUNDAY Ill
friends in Academia. VIZ"
Mrs. G. 81. Martin is off On /.
Two weeks visit to her mother
mrs. Laura McAlister in West
Newton. " "oo'
John Penny has bought the Bet,>
gy hvery and will conduct the bus
mess at the old stand on North
Main street.
Mrs. E. E. McMeen, who has
been visiting for the past two
months in Pueblo, Cal returned
last week to her home in Patter-
YsOn -.
In the Coyle bribery case in the
harrisburg court, Coyle was found
not guilty of the charges brought
against him. The costs are diyid
ed between the parties.
Jas. A. Fowler, a publishers
collection agent representing a New
York firm was in town on Monday.
wanting the list of delinquent news
paper subscribers for collection.
The Kansas city Journal says:-
Mr.. kuder was hurt in a brick
yard not long since and ever since
that time he has optical illusions.
Everything he looks at he sees
double.
A second installment of the on
ion snow put in an appearance on
Monday morning, but it is loves
labor lost on the onions for they
have not yet been planted, because
OF the lateness of the spring.
Sunday was a beautiful day full
of sunshine, and that insures an
abundant apple crop, if the saying
is worth anything, "when the sun
shines brightly on the 25 of March
it is a certain fOr-runner of a big
apple crop"
The oyster supper that the Milf
fiintOwn Fire Hose Company gave
in the corridors of the court house
on Saturday evening was a success
In every way, and when all ex-
penses were paid there remained
s21.6s in the treasury.
! Harry Wyble, Wilson Cubbison,
John I. Porter, Isaac Sleber, chill
dren and sister, Mrs. Jennie Smith
of Patterson, left for North Dakota,
Monday evening with a party of
about a hundred people from this
locality, bound for that place. I
J. II. Baldwin and family of
Pittsburg have become residents of
Miffiintown, and have moved into
one of Mr.. Showers houses on
Washington street. Mrs. Baldwin
was Miss McAlister, daughter of
General Robert NIcAlister of near
McAlisterville.
John Bennett aged IS years, a
farmer near Linden, LycOming
county, Pa, was sitting on a couch
in his house talking to his wife on
the afternoon of the 21st inst. and
strOking the pet hOuse-cat. Sud.
denly he fell over. His wife ran
to his assistance. He was dead.
William Ellis, of this town, went
to Philadelphia and obtained work
in the Baldwin works. In helping
at forging iron on an anvil, the
hammer of one of the workmer
slipped off and struck Ellis on the
abdomen, injuring him to such ar
extent that he has been ill evel
since.
The fire alarm was sounded the
other day to find out how quickly
the fire department can respond
The respOnce was prompt. Tht
alarm scared good many people
People came out of their houses
and business places into the streets
like bees when q hive has received
a shock.
Horses have been selling at pub
lie sale on the farms for higher
, prices than in a number of years
The low prices of horses in recent
years caused farmers to quit rails
fng them and that has caused q
scarcity and the scarcity has ad
vanced the price. The price OF
young cattle is up and the price o
sheep is as high as when wool wa.
3Octs a pound. 1t was Cleveland
and his low tariff Congress tina
knocked the price of the sheeI
down to zero.
Democrats are getting into lin
/ for primary election nomination
! Wellington Smith and I. d Mus
r ser are announced for county chair
! man; j. n. Keller for Senate; A. j