Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-07-09

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Mervine Pannabaker, apprentice at
the printing trade on the Coalport
Standard was in this place on 4th Of
July week.
Druitt Crawford, salesman for
Wannamaker, Philadelphia. Pa. was
at his home in this place during 4th
of July week.
Ira Wilson of the Newton Hamil-
ton Watchman, passed part OF his
fth Of July vacation among his Mif-
fiintown friends
The oats crop will be light one.
and the smooth chaffed wheat will
not WELD as many bushels to the acre
rs the bearded varieties.
The Republican primary election,
viii be held Saturday. S ,ptember 6.
The meeting Of return judges viii be
held on Monday, September s.
BY an unofficial estimate the bor-
ough of Mihiintown has apopulation
of ST5, which Is an increase of "a
people since the census of 1880.
Banker T. s. Parker of Washing
ton, d. c., spent the glorious 4th in
Junista looking to his banking bus
mess and large real estate interests.
Miss Ellie Simons, who injured a
knee cap by misstep while on the
way t. church several SUNDAYS ago.
expects soon 10 be able 10 call on her
friends
Samuel Robson, graduate of the
naval Academy. at Annapolis, Md,
is visiting in this place. He intends
going on board 4 United States navy
ship IN the sutumn-
The Duncaunon Harvey Fishers
played the Miiiiintown base ball club
game on the ground of sthe latter
on the 4th. The score stood 10 To-
Is in favor Of the Aifllintown club.
DIR. VIM. IL. Rodgers has succeed
cd Professor Elliott as superintend-
ant Of the Presbyterian Sabbath
School Mr. Elliott resigned the
position and Is now in Washington.
d. c.
John Martin William Davis and
Herman Howe. returned from sever
nj DAYS Of camping and fishing Mt
Roaring Run in the uarrows. last
week They report having had
good time
On the 22ud Of July the famous
Cuban giants, cnlored. Will play the
AIIfliiutown club ON the ground of
tie batter adjoining this t.wu. L
ever YOU go To see 81 base ball game.
don't miss this one
Some DAYS ago, Lewis Sheafer Of
Pleasant View this county. employ
eI ON truck farm at Losh's Run.
Perry county, went TO battle in the
cauai and stepped into water beyond
his depth and was drowned
Judge Samuel Eel'orj a native Of
Juuiatu but nowin one of the de
partmouts ut Washington, H. c, Wis
tied among his friends IN NIitflintovu.
last week. Merchant J. " Bclford.
deceased was brother Of the Judge.
Letters remaining in the PaIter- I
son Pm Post Office not "allcl for
Alexander Duncan, Cioyd Dunn, D.
DouueL Persons asking for letters
IN the above list. please say they are
advertised. w. III. AICNrrT, p. VI.
July I, 1890.
Mrs. Jane Thatcher and two chill
dren from Altoona, axe visiting in
Tuscarora Valley. They arrived
here and spiourucd night with
Sheriff L1ui1n's family. and Jour
ueyed up the Valley N Judge J. h
PltterSou's 5 conveyance.
Four fights took place in town on
the 4th Of July. One Of them was
with q number of Lewi-town Young
men whose champion hourished re
yolver. Fortunately for himself and
Others he did not shoot. They all
missed the jail by ''the skin Of their
teeth.
Says n Harrisburg paper: a min
ute insect called the ''cat louse' mas
made it's appearance in myriads il
the vicinity of Harrisburg. and
though harmless, Is a source Of great
annoyance They infest buildings
and torment the human family by
creeping into their eyes, ears and
noses
John Hollobaueh, Sr., and Sur
veyor B. F. Burchfield, while explor-
my their'lauds ON the heights of Black
Log mount aims, ''cIme across veg
e.ahIe growth that had the appear
auca of ears of corn. The growth Is
in patches or clusters. The ears, are
about the size OF, and look very much
like The ears of sweet corn stood on
on thc heavy end on the ground.
1t is - raye plant, and the bota MIST
has not by-u found who can t-ll
what it Is.
The dullest time for business Is
during the 4,h Of July times, then the
bus ness ruau has spare time, but
such Is not the case with the farmer,
then is his most Joyous time, it Is his
harvest time and IN the winter when
The business people are tie busiest the
farmer can take his leisure at attend
ing to- his stock and tcasting his
Sims 10y the home fire Such j, life.
Advertised list Of letters uncaIled
Tor remaining IN the Post Office, at
.sPa.. for the week ending
june 2Sth, 1850. Persons calling
for letters IN this list viii please ask
for advertised matter. Letters
Miss Catherine L Acker, John Chap
man, Mrs. Jennie Il. Duncan, {. +
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