Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-04-18

airing to advertise by the year, half OF
quarter year.
SH 2T iCC.9lS.
The spring season is half past.
If is soon time for big carp fish
stories.
Reuben Aucker is on business
trip west.
Mrs. Mary Jacobs is visiting in
BellefOnte.
Samuel Lapp is hard to beat as
an auctiOneer.
The worlds fair in Paris, France,
is in full play.
1t was a nice April shower on
Tuesday morning
The migration to the west is ov-
er for this season.
The good book saws, love your
neighbor as yourself.
Harry Musser of BellwoOd is Wis
iting in Milford township.
Spring and summer millinery at
Mrs Ickes', Patterson Pa.
Thomas Mcclellan has gone on a
trip to Altoona and Pittsburg.
The horses sold at the Wilson
sale on Saturday averaged $97.
The middle of April is past and
a great deal of oats is yet to SOW.
Bruce Beale of Altoona, is among
his relatives in town and county.
Harry Barton of Pleasant View
visited the county capital Satur-
day.
Mrs. Herbert Shaver and son
Russell. visited in Mt. Union last
week.
$500 90 to loan Call on or ad
dress Wilberforcc Schweyer, Milf
flintOyn, Pa.
Mrs. 3. +. Junkin and children
of Port Royal, visited her parents
in town this week.
Spring Millinery of the latest
STYLES at Miss Ella Pannabaker's
store in Pa terson.
Rev. Hogue of Waynesboro, Pa,
will preach in the Presbyterian
church on Sunday.
Rhom the Patterson jeweler has
closed his business here and will
move to Harrisburg.
The Methodist Sunday School
held their Easter services Sunday
evening in the church.
Misses Jennie and Mary Kepner
of Columbia. Ohio, are the guests
of the Misses GrOninger.
The. Bellefonte shirt factory was
run five months and closed because
of an insufficiency of hands.
Elmer North, machinist of Har
risburg, spent Sunday with his pa
rents Mr.. and Mrs. John North.
Banks Calhoun who was quite
i'll at Harrisburg has returned to
his home fora restoration of health
Last Saturday one thousand
mules were shipped from New Or
leans for the British in South At
rica.
Frank Warner caught dozen
more than ordinary sized fish in
the vicinity Of broad waters last
week.
There are $50 engineers and fire
men with the Pennsylvania rail
road Company on the Middle Div
isiOn.
VIM. CulbertsOn is now in the
carpet weaving business and cloth
ing dyeing business on North
Main street.
The Easter weather beginning
with Good Friday was little fic-
kle, but taken all in all, it wasn't
bad Easter weather.
England needs horses for the
war in South Africa and is buying
horses in America and VIII erever
else she can find them.
Guilford, Conn a town of 5000
people have no taxes this year. 1t
is the first town in America to go
without taxes this year.
There remained letter uncall-
ed for in the MifflintOwn post Of
fee at the close of business on the
14th inst, for Miss Susanna Elan
ders.
Miss May Guss returned to IT.
win College, Tuesday afternoon
after having spent the Easter vaca
ton with her parents in Milford
township.
On Tuesday a steamship at New
York was loaded with corn for
Beira, IL Portuguese port. 1t is be-
lieyed the corn is for the use of the
British army.
Those who claim to know tell
that oleomargarine is made from
tbe fat of steers. 1t is steer fat; 1t
is chemical butter fat, the fat
found in butter.
Mary Mcdonald at the home for
aged and infirm colOred persons at
Gerard and Belmont avenues, Phil
adelphia, claims that Easter Sun
dav was her 13Oth birth day. n