Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-06-08
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The picnic season has opened
early.
Mr.. Ard Steele, of Altoona visited
friends in Patterson on Sunday.
Miss Jean Trimble is in Carlisle
visiting her aunt Mrs. J. H. Bosler.
The name of Shakespear has been
spelled and printed As different ways.
The water company people were
about last week locking at the situa-
ton.
Miss Percy Nevin, of Philadelphia
is visiting Mrs. Robert McMeen her
aunt.
The favorite bass fishing place for
q number of our citizens is Tuscarora
creek.
The army Of the Potomac will meet
in Scranton on the 18th and 10th of
June.
John Martin hooked and captured
twenty-one frogs in the Narrows last
Friday.
General D. H. Hastings is on a
two months trip, sight seeing, in
Europe.
Wyoming has two women in the
Republican National Convention as
delegates.
The thermometer registered Sc
degrees in the shade last Thursday
afternoon.
The cannery company is getting
its affairs in shape to break ground
for buildings.
ellison Stewart, of Altoona, spent
Saturday and Sunday with his moth
er in this place.
1t is said by peach growers in
Juniata, young peach trees have too
many peaches
Mrs. Shelly Kloss. died at her
home in Tyrone on the evening Of
the 1st of June.
Large quantities of bark have
been hauled to the railroad within
the past ten days.
Hon. Joseph Martin, of Pittsburg
came home to attend the primary
election on Saturday.
Now is tho time of the June drop
in peach orchards. The prospects
for peach crop are good.
Mr. Ephraim Pannebaker, of
Washington. d. c., visited friends
and relatives in town last week.
Two county bridges were swept
away by the flood in Mill Greek,
county last Sunday,
Grace Anderson, while standing
ucder tree, at Scranton, last Friday
was struck by lightning and killed.
Mr.. John Neely, died at his home
in Tuscarora township on the morn
ing of the 30th of May, aged rs
years.
Don't let your Canada thistle come
to seed. Road supervisors under the
law should turn attention to that
weed.
Frank Patterson has secured a
position in the steel works at Harris
burg and commenced work on Mon !
day Of this week.
Miss Irene e. Allison, of Washing
ton, D. c., census department ia
home passing her vacation with par
ents and friends.
On account of Rev. j. R. Hender-
son being from home there was no
preaching in the Presbyterian church
en- Sabbath last.
Carl Espenschade, left on Friday
with the Pennsylvania delegation to
attend the Republican National Con-
vention at Minneapolis.
Sheriff Lspp, journeyed to Beaver
county last week to arrest George
Mcknight on charge of forgery
made by William Dennis.
Mrs. Brow, George Louder and
Miss Carrie Louder, Of Shelly, Ohio,
are visiting Mrs. George Goshen in
Patterson. Mrs. Goshen is their
sister.
We know we can show you bet
ter line of building hardware than
you can get elsewhere. Call at Nc
Clinitc's hardware store on Main
street
The Juniata Har-Democrat-with
the name of e. E Berry, editor and
j. G. Dimm, publisher, flying at its
mast head, made its appearance last
Thursday.
A good many cells have been caught
with hook and line within the past
week, by people who like to fish.
They fish at night the time that GELS
move about.
Recently Mrs. Joseph Leach, of
Beale township sustained severe in
jury by falling from the oyershoot
of the barn to the ground distance
of about nine feet.
At this June court ID Blair thirty
one Blair county properties are to be
sold by the sheriff, most of the deb
tors are delinquent on their loan as
sociation payments.
List of letters uncailed for in the
Mifl1intown Post office, June 4, 1892:
Miss Annie Shuman, Isaac Allen, G.
w. Dollinger, John Elsassor, w.