Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-03-14
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(Iec. JdCODS VI SudluUCrSOUIQ.
Pa. Academy is at home.
Everyone in this part of the
world says it isn't an early spring.
Parker McMeen is home for a
few days from school work in Phil
adelphia.
Arn't you ashamed of yourself
to say such ugly things about your
neighbOrs.
England wants to borrow two
hundred and fifty million dollars
for war purposes.
The wheat is reported as looking
well considering the esnOwless wint
er it passed through.
Joseph Pennell and family went
to Philadelphia on Saturday to
make that place their home.
Friday, April 9th, and Friday,
April Goth have been designated
arbor days by Governor Stone.
1t is very old person, who now
tells of a spring early enough to
plant onions on the 4th of March.
The Superior Court has handed
down an opinion that it is a fraud
for owners to sell property by under
bidders.
Four men in every 5 one meets
processes to know how to run a
newspaper, make a speech, and
preach sermon.
NeimOnd. son of jeremiah Kellar
dislocated an ankle joint while en-
gagged in the Greek game of wrest-
ling ON Tuesday.
The wife of Frederick Zehm of
POttsville, Pa, gave birth to trip
lets on Sunday night, March IL.
Two girls and a boy. I
Bennett Kaufman of Ferman.
agh township, had his nephew
Amos Kaufman of COnemaugh,
Pa, as visitor Sunday.
Twelve hundred Filipinos under
Chinese general is giving Ameri-
can troops some trouble in the
mountains out from Manila.
Rev. D. Miller Lyle will preach
in the Presbyterian church next
Sunday. He now breaches al
Leisenins, Fayette county, Pa.
The onion snow ON Monday
morning found the little onion out
of its bed. The ground has not
yet been fit for onion planting.
At her residence at East End,
Mrs. Herbert r. Shaver gave q
card party Wednesday afternoon
at 2 o'clock to her lady friends.
On Monday E. E. McMeen o
Patterson, purchased nearly 5O(
quarts of little onions from Isaac
Barton of Fermanagh township
Doctors have been injecting Sc
rum into the backs of people pros
trated with diptheria in this tOwI
and vicinity with marked success.
Remember that next Saturday
March 18th, is st. Patrick's day,
and that the Republican primary
election will be held on that day.
Bennett Kaufman of Ferman
agh township, was in WilliamspOr
last week. He was called thithel
as IA witness for the Commonwealth
in the Hummell murder case.
On March 1st., Matth L. Ali
son aftera months employment il
the Government printing Office a
Washington, ID. c., was promoted
to the position of proof reading.
George Hubbard, an aged citizer
died at his home near East Salem
on the evening of the Sth inst, o
infirlnity of age. Interment a
Cross Roads cemetery on Sunday.
A grandfather's clock, $50 year.
old, was sold at the sale of persona
property of Mrs. Hackenberger a
Cuba Mills, last Friday. E. G
Beale bought the clock. He pait
$43 for it.
A number of town cOuncilmeI
of Shamokin. Pa, have been ar
rested charged with cOnspirac!
and bribery in connection with TIN
awarding of certain contracts fol
brick paving.
GA national bank with $2OO, ,OO(
capital, will begin business, Ma,
1, at LIE sistOwn with these'officers
Samuel Watt president; r. w. ia
cob, vice president; II. J. Culbert
son. James H. Mann, A. Reet
Hayes and NJ. Milleisen, directors
The trial of Hummel, of Williams
port, for the murder of his wife ant
children has awakened Il great in
terest in WilliamspOrt. A grea
crowd surrounds the court hOus|
all the time. On Friday the crOwt
was so dense the judge could no
get through. He entered the cour
house through window.
A tenantless two-stOry franz
house owned by James William
at MinertOwn, was destroyed b!
fire last Monday night. The orr
gin of the fire is known only t.
those who started it. 1t nigh
have been the work of an incen
diary and it might have been Sc
on fire unintentiOnally by tramp
sheltering there.
The governOrship question il
Kentucky has riotous look. l
II waro not for Ihe over -ShadOwln|