Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-03-21
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Senator Quay's case is to be vot-
ed on April 18th.
The Republican wrestle for the
nomination of candidates is over,
S.eighing was indulged in last
Friday and Saturday and Sunday.
Scranton people propose investi-
eating the ways of the town coun-
ell.
Duncannon people contemplate
starting shirt factory and can
merry.
The big snow on the 18th was
pronounced a first rate fertilizer
for the fields.
Boys out of a job or boys during
vacation hours knuckle down to
marble playing.
The great show opens in Paris.
France. April 18th and is to con-
tinue all summer.
Joseph Mallart at the National
House has been allowed an in
crease of pension.
Leslie Allison, of PHILADELPHIA.
spent Sunday with his moth er.
Mrs. Ellen Allison.
The North Dakota excursion
train Will leave Mifflin station at
500 p m, March 26, 1900. f
Mr.. Elias HOrning has bought
the Derr property on Main street,
for thirteen hundred dollars.
VIM. Greer is spending a num-
ber of days in this place visiting
relatives at the National house, 4
Mrs. Elizabeth Stouffer of Walk
er township moved to town, and
now resides on Washington street.
An angry bull chased the crowd
ont of the barn yard at the sale OF
Charles Gelbaugh in Perry county.
Emma Culbertson will sell her
house and lot at public sale at
o'clock p. m, on the 23rd of March
1900.
The hens are busy laying their
Easter stock and stories of monster
eggs. double eggs and small eggs
are in order.
The shovel brigade was busy last
Friday morning. 1t was more
than all the work they had with
snoy the past winter.
Daniel Fisher a veteran of the
war against rebellion has been al
lowed an increase of pension from
$12 to S24 per month.
The Bishops of the Methodist
Episcopal Church have issued a
call for week of fasting and pray
er from March % to April 2, 1900
Tobacco manufacturers who put
pictures and promises of prizes il
tobacco ard cigarettes are beine
hunted by Z. S. Revenue officers
for violation of law.
The Palmer and Buckner demo
Gratis are trying to capture
the next democratic national
convention for the purpose of rul-
lug silver out of the platform.
The commissary department OF
the government has shippel 30
tons of candy TO the American
army in the PHILIPPINES. What
would George Washington say
about that. if he could be ressur-
rected.
Rev. George Scholl, Secretary OF
the Board of Foreign Missions OF
the Lutheran church, delivered an
interesting lecture on foreign mis-
siOns in the Lutheran church In
this town on the evening of the
14th inst.
last Saturday, st. Patrick Is
Day in the morning was a cooler
with the wind blowing at the rate
of about 10 miles an hour over q
bed of 10 inches of snow. 1t was
cold enough to send the mercury
down to the border region of zero.
Hollobaugh & Son have moved
their clothing store in the Pennel
building in Patterson. Don't for
get the place. 1t is only a few
doors nearer the railroad thar
their former stand. They have al
ready begun to receive new spring
goods. Call and see thom.
The Superior Court at Harris
burg began its recent term at Har
risburg with only five members OF
the bench. Judges Mitchell ant
Smith are i'll. The court was or
ganized scarcely five years ago an(
i'm that ehort period only three o
the original number of Judges re
main. namely Judges Rice, Beave
and Orlady.
Rev. David +. Craigbead VIII
preached a sermon or two recent.
for the Mifflintown Presbyterians
has received an unanimous cal
from the DuncannOn Presbyterian
congregation to preach for them
Tt is not known whether he will ac
cept the call. He has been preach
ing at Curwensville, Clearfield Co
the past seven years.
BellwOod. Blair County Bulletin
March 16: A few nights ago Roya
Stern died suddenly near his hom
in Quemahoning township, Somer
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