Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-06-29
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The banks will be closed on the
4th of July.
Adamsburg proposes to celebrate
the fourth of July.
Espsnschade's store will be closed
on the 4th of July.
Free-Trade has nothing to offer us
but what is foreign.
Selins grove will have big fourth
of July celebration.
Parker Nevin, of Philadelphia is
visiting in this place.
The frame of Mrs. McAlister's s
house on Cherry street is up.
Young clover is reported ''as hay
ing caught we'll" in wheat fields.
The Pennsylvania delegation voted
solldly for Cleveland at Chicago.
Miss Fanny Meyer, of Harrisburg
is visiting the family of Sheriff Lapp
Contractor j. J. Horning has COM
menced work on the cannery build
ing.
Richard Green, of Pittsburg, vis-
tied his parents in this town last
week.
Mrs. VIM. Allison and daughter
Irene are visiting friends in New
York.
Rev. Guss Fasick, OF Harrisburg,
visited his parents in this town last
week.
Charles Stouffer, of Philadelphia,
is visiting at Blair Cramer's, in Pat
terson.
Miss Mary lands, of Harrisburg,
is visiting Mrs. Maggie Marks in
Patterson.
SamuelQ Q. Rhorer, of Honey Grove
Juniata county has moved to Wagner,
Mifflin county.
It was the Office holders of Cleve-
lands former administration that
nomin ated him.
Miss Nellie North is visiting at
Cresson Springs, on the summit of
the Alleghenies.
Walter Oberholtzer is home from
Gettysburg having just completed
the Junior year.
Captain Mcclellan and wife are in
"Old Virginia" at Bristol visiting
their son James.
Mrs. Isabella Davies, of Sidney,
Ohio, is visiting her relatives and
friends IN Juniata.
The Allen property on Third street
has been sold 70 George Guss, in
Patterson for $500.
Miss Mary Schweier has returned
from q three weeks visit to friends
in Clearfeld county.
Miss Belle Parker, Of Washington,
ID c., is visiting her uncle and aunt
MIR. and Mrs Charles Mayer.
The glorious fourth, Monday.
Some VIII fish, some will parade,
some viii visit, some viii harvest.
The Cleveland platform denounces
the protective tariff laws as uncon-
sti!utional, fraud, and a robbery.
The P. o. S of A. camp of Nc
Veytown will participate in the
fourth of July exercises in this town.
DIR. Weidman and wife of Mercer,
this state, are visiting relatives in
Fayette township, and McAlisterville.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany have determined hereafter not
to hire men who are past rs years
old
Alton G. Scholl, student in Al
baly Law School is spending bis
summer vacation at bis home in this
place.
It requires $SO,0OO,OOO to pay
school teachers and school superin-
tendents every year in the United
States.
William Hetrick, of Mexico, manu-
factures a riding harrow that is
highly spoken of by all who have
seen it.
Liberty to the bad man, is only
a means to his destruction, and the
destruction of the rights of other
people.
In two days in this month of June
foar cattle owned by Isaac Book, o.
Spruce Hill, died in a pasture field
on his farm.
A blacksnake eleven feet and ter
inches long was killed by David Rein
ert in his potato patch at Greenwich
Berks County.
John Jamison was in town OF
Saturday and said the prospect for {
, peach crop in Fayette is promising
: in young orchards.
People who take the bait of the
green goods swindlers are no better
morally than the swindlers themselves
Says an exchange.
o Under the new election law, Sena
= torial, Congressional and Legislativ,
elections must be held and certife,
to, before September 1st.
Some Of the delegates to the Chi
5 cago Democratic National Conven
b ton, last week wore "Baby Ruth
l; badges. Oh what grannies.
e Indications now point-says Sec
r retarY Edge--to the conclusions tha
s the yield of hay will be below tn
n average of that of the past ten years
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