Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-08-10
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The democratic primary election
will be held next Saturday.
The borough schools will be op en-
ed on the 5th of next month
Last week. they had rain in New
Mexico, the first in four years.
Byron Shuman had a big toe
severely hart on his farm last week.
The Grand Canyon of the Color
ado River il Arizona is a mile deep.
VIM. J. Marks of Chicago is visit
ing friends and relatives in Patter
son.
William Crawford of Washington,
D. c., is visiting in this his native
town
Charles Howe of Washington, d.
c., is visiting his parents in this
place.
There are 100000 commercial
travellers on the 60 in the United
States
A good many people from Juniata
attend the Newton Hamilton Camp
Meeting
The Indian Mound Harvest Home
will be held in Millken's Grove, Au-
gust Goth.
Miss Anaie Heck visited her uncle
Ed Heck, in Latrobe, west of the
mountains.
July was a great month for the
seashore excursions; August bids
fair to be greater.
For a mild form of Dyspepsia
squeeze a lemon into hot water and
drink every morning.
The crop Of early potatoes in Juui-
alta is not large one, and the late
ones have yet to grow.
The republican county committee
has beer called to meet at the Jacobs
House next Saturday.
Altoona Tribune: Miss Gruver of
the telephone exchange, has gone to
Juuiata county on visit
Next Sabbath morning Rev. J. R.
Henderson will preach on the sub
ject Of Dangerous Amusements.
Peter Kennedy. 60 years of age,
died in New York last week from the
bite Of mosquito on his left cheek.
Thomas Patterson and Homer Ber-
ry are home from street passenger
railway work in the Wyoming Valley.
Orders for corn have been sent to
the management of the cannery.
The concern is not quite ready for
work.
According to rule of town council
it is unlawful to ride or drive faster
than five miles an hour through
town.
There is a talk of a big picnic and
dance in Agricultural Hall at Port
Royal within the next two or three
weeks.
Miss Blanche Wright and aunt
Mrs. Akley, wife of DIR. B. F. Akley,
have returned from visit to friends
III Harrisburg
Miss Anna Shuman of Delaware
township, accompanied by Miss Jen-
ME Tnggart of Baltimore visited in
town last Friday.
The warm weather seemed to
agree with people for never in
the history of the town has there
been less sickness.
Judge Lyons held court in the
Academy building in Bloomfield on
account of repairs that are being
made on the Court House
Simon Etkn who moved from this
county to Fort Madison, Iowa, about
81 years ago. died in the home of his
adoption on the 26th of July.
Mr. Adam Climb, of near Thomp
sontown, caught five pound and
three ounce bass with hook and
line in the river a few days ago.
A Matchmaker in Brussels has in
vented clock that is wound by the
Sun. The clock must stand before
a window through which the SUI
shines on it.
Justice J. B. NJ. Todd, at hearing
on Monday evening bound William
Mariarity over for court on a charge
of assault and battery preferred by
one William Johnson.
The Pennsylvania school districts
get from the state this year five mill
ion dollars. The appropriation o
the fund is based on the number o
tax ables. on an average of S3,45a t.
each taxable.
A number of hands were taken VI
into Macedonia gap in Shade noun
tain to begin work at the fountain
head of the water works. 1t is eS
pected to have water in town by tn
middle of September.
Col. John J. Patterson arrive,
home from Bloomington, ILL.,, las
Thursday He has almost entirel
recovered from the injuries received
by falling upon pavement ofBloon
ington, some weeks ago.
At hearing before Squire G I
Horning, last Saturday Jacob Ziglel
of Port Royal was discharged of
charge of selling wine and hard eide
without license. The prosecute
John Dull was ordered to pay th
cost.