Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-04-04
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Gold. gold, away north at Behr
ing strait.
Horse sale galore on Saturday
and Tuesday.
uoas. sheep, cattle, horses sold
high at the farm sales
Dr Ed. Derr visited relatives in
this place on Saturday.
The carload of horses sold on
Tuesday averaged S!22.73.
President Cleveland is said
70 he for Bryan this time.
Mrs John Hart of LewistOwn,
spent Monday in town with lady
friends
Some plowing for spring crops
has been engaged in within the
past week.
Mrs. Brady Robson of Oil Ckf,
spent a week with her sister Mrs.
&c. Doty.
Mrs. r. F. Wilson of Lewistown
has been visiting her daughter
Mrs. T. c. Doty.
Mrs Sterrett of Spruce Hill, was
visitor among lady friends in
town on Tuesday.
Daniel Fisher of Patterson has
had an increase of pension from
Sl2 to 80 a month.
John Pannabaker and Charles
LOwrey tended the horses at the
horse sale on Saturday.
The 1st came on Sunday and
that caused much business to go
over for adjustment on Monday.
Elmer J. Warner OF FermanaaK
township has gone to Philadelphia
to visit Mrs. Sim Louder.
1t is estimated that thirty mil
lion gold will be brought out of the
Klondyke rigiOn the coming sum
mer.
1t probably the last snow of
the season this Wednesday morn
ing, April i, and is late enough for
Dakota.
Money matters coming to focal
point on the Ist of April and a
horse sale brought many men to
town on Saturday.
John l. Hawk of Patterson left
Tuesday for the State of Alabama,
where he will visit his brother for
an indefinite period.
There was false report last
week of the sale of the large body
of iron ore on the Espenschade
farm between the old pike and old
canal
A corporation is said to bewith-
out a soul. That is the reason
corporation does not go anywhere
when it dies. 1t simply remains
and is reOrganized to play corpor-
alton over.
1t is the opinion of Judge Purdy
ofthe Wayne district on the fox,
wild cat and mink skins that is
causing SO many county commits
sioners throughout the state to re-
fuse to pay premiums on such
skins.
The late court in Fulton county
was an hour and a half long.
Court was called and all jurors
were discharged. One bill of in
dictment was laid before the grand
Jury and while they were hearing
it the case was compromised and
they were Immediately discharged.
The Chairman of the republican
cOunty-committee in Lebanon, Pa,
has returned the candidate an
nouncement fee of a senatorial
candidate and a representative
candidate, because the candidates
would not pledge themselves to at
tend and abide by the party eau
Gus, if elected to the legislature.
Horses sell higher in Juniata
county than in Philadelphia. Read
advertisement as found in city pa
per of March 3Oth, 1900. SO to
S65.-nO reasonable eoffer-refused;
2S head sound, blOcky build,
horses and mares, aged from 6 to
years. Philadelphia papers con-
tained a number of such advertise
mentS.
Chicago has 1000 doctors, and
1000 lawyers, and learned men
are so plentiful in Europe that
beer brewery makes more money
than "A profession of Greek in any
of the universities, but money is
not everything in this world. All
of which is mentioned to show how
some professions are Overcrowded
and how some business is not over
crowded.
Herman Gohet in Wilkesbarre
was held in five hundred dollars
bond to keep the peace toward his
wife. He bad peculiar spiritual
hallucinations and insisted on com
muning with his own notions at
night which kept his wife flom
sleeping and getting her needed
rest. She was compelled to resort
TO the law to settle Herman and
his spiritualistic notions.
The Bloomfield Times of March
80. 1900 says: Lewis Boyer aged
II wears, residing near duncan,
non, Perry county, has dlstinc'
recollection of how when he was