Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-06-07
SHORT LOCfLS.

Miss Bessie Robson is visiting
friends in Waterford.
Mrs Harry Mcclellan visited at
Mexico. day this week.
James North, Jr., visited in New
port and Harrisburg, Sunday.
The thermometer registered ss de-
grees in the shade on Monday.
The wonder of the age Meyers So
mems suits. Call to see them.
"Children's Day" will be observed
in church circles on June 18th.
The catch of shad at Newport does
not come up to the expectation.
Sheriff LQpp is slowly recovering
from q severe attack of Gastric fever.
Mrs Mary Brown of Philadelphia.
is visiting Albert Hackenberger' s fam
ily.
The destiny of the human family
is death, and most people are afraid
Of it.
Mr. Fred Walker, wife and child,
are visiting Mrs. Walkers parents in
town.
Miss Carrie Stump and Miss Lou
Dougleberrv, are visitinu friends near
Newport.
James A Banks has been reap
pointed a notary public by governor
Pattison.
Ex-Governor Curtin would like to
have a re-urion of the Pennsylvania
Reserves.
Governor Pattison has signed the
bill making every Saturday afternoon
half holiday.
Herman Howe, clerking in a drug
store at Lewistown, visited in this
place Sunday.
Bovd Parker, Roy Kreider and
VIII Gusbard spent Decoration Day,
in Millerstown.
FIX Prothonotarv T. H Mominger,
arrnn,.-en;=u by his wife spent day
recently in town.
Judga Wickersham IVES in town
day or two ago looking up the life in
suTance business.
L Is more to one's credit to have
soma noopIe's opposition than to have
their co operation.
The next annual meeting of the
Dunkards will be held at Johnstown,
Cambria county, this state.
Mrs. Robert McMeen Mrs. George
Jacobs aud Mrs. Herman North are
on a visit to the Worlds Fair.
Frank r. Mccoy, OF Lewistown,
has been appointed a cadet to West
Point Military Academy, by Congress
man Mahon.
Misses Katherine Mathers, Emily
Murray and Nell o. North, are at
tending the commencement exercises
at Birmingham Seminary this week.
It is reported that certain parties
have been killing fish in the narrows,
between this place and LEWISTON =,
by exploding dynamite in the river
Amateur fishermen regret that the
bill PERMITTING of the construction of
6sh baskets, in the river, for the
catching of eels, was vetoed by the
governor.
John X. Blattenberger of Liver
pool, who was serving a years SEN
tence in the Bloomfield, Perry coun-
tv Jail for jury fixing has been par
d0ned by the governor.
It is evident that the Lewistown
borough counoil is not body of So
Ions or they would not have passed
q resolution to exclude all citizens
from their business sessions.
The Huntingdon Local News says:
"a big haul of green goods circulars
has been made at Bridgeport, Conn.
Among the list of victims found IN
their books were Harry Cunningham,
Bellwood, Pa, S4S5; T. D. Yoder, AL
lenville, Pa, $500"
4 company of capitalists are dig
ging for gold on the Gentzel farm,
along Penn creek, in Penn township,
Center Co 1t is hoped that they
havs struck a vein of gold bearing
rock IF quartz, but it is feared that
they have struck iron pyrite.
Last Wednesday a water spout
struck the Newport and Sherman S
Valley railroad at Cisna's run, and
washed away about 200 feet of the
road. The water was inches deep
on the level Hail the size of hulled
wsInuts fell and did much damage to
growing crops.
There will be more clover-hay
made IN Juniata county this year
than in a number of seasons past
That kind Of grass having caught
better than in several years. If 1t
blooms as in years gone by, the hopes
for the raising of clover such as the
fathers and grandfathers raised may
be realized.
During a thunder storm last Thurs
day afternoon, Samuel Snyder,
farmer living near Killinger, Dauph
IL county drove into barn shed tt
escape the storm. He was hardly
under cover before lightning strucl
the building. His horse and some
Pigs IN the building were instantly
Killed. SGyder was unconscious fol
several hours.
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