Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-07-12

J.F. Schweyer spent the Both ult.,
in Philadelphia.
Lewis Showers of Altoona, spent
the 4th in this place.
Fred Rohrer of Harrisburg is Wis.
iting friends in town.
Miss Nellie Byrant of Huntingdon
is visiting in Patterson.
Clarence Church of Washington,
is visiting John Graybill, Jr.
Druggist Charles Adams of New
port was in town on Sabbath.
See . lyartisement of Water Com
any bonds in another column.
Edward Pannabaker OF Altoona is
visiting his parents in this place.
A party of young people from town
spent the 4th at Tuscarora station.
Look for Clothing Merchant Ferd
Movers new advertisement next week.
Try Martin son of ex representa-
tive Martin IS among friends in town.
CJI. Patterson and wife came from
Lancaster to spend the 4th at home.
Leslie Allison, Roy Kreider and
viii Guseard, spent the 4th in New
port
The Bald Eagle tsnnery in Tyrone
has been absorbed by Trust Com
pany.
Druggist James A. Banks has sold
his bicycle to baggage master Wm.
Miles
GsorgoJ Parker, graduated in
June, from Ann Arbor, Mich, Law
School
A certain class Of Democratic
leaders call pensioners. corns and
buuions.
Miss Blanche Wright has been
yistingja Harrisburg among friends
and relatives.
Mrs. Mary Bowers and daughter
ofColnmbus, o, are visiting friends
in MitilirtOwn.
The Kentucky Legislature adjourn
ed on the 3rd of July after beng in
session 53l days.
Charles Howe Of Washington,
spent the 4th at the home Of his pa
rents in this town.
1Trs. I C. Guss of Guthrie, Okla
homa, Is visiting her mother Mrs.
Snyder in Port Royal.
Harry Z. Bonsall, wife and daugh-
ters visited relatives and acquaint-
snces in Tyrone, recently.
Hon. William Hertzler and Brad
ford Evans, spent several days last
week, fishing near Waterford.
VI Guss and sister Miss Carrie,
are at home in Milford Twp, from
Selinsgroye, spending the summer
vacation.
Solomon Books and S. C. Meyers,
will pu! mp a handsome business
house oa tho abutment between the
canal and river bridge, where the
toll house was located before the
food.
Hogs are high in the west and
wheat is low. Farmers are feeding
their 80 cent wheat to hogs, believ-
ING that by so DONG they can get a
better price for it in pork than to
sell it By the bushel
Instead # cutting down the pen
sIorers, g-vernmeut had better look
up q certain class of agents that
have been by various ways playing
the grab game on the pensions of the
veterans. More on this point by and
by.
Watt Oherholtzer is at home
from PENNSYLVANIA college where he
gradua'sG c. Frank Sny der stu,
dent il TAaoIogic1l Seminary at
dettyshurg is spending the summer
vacation at his native place ia Port
Royal.
Inc same storm that ragged here
on Saturday afternoon blew a tree
TOP on Ar, J, ". S Rough, neal
Ne"P7rt, Perry county breaking heI
rlg1' arm in two places, ond stripped
the scalp from her forehead and in
!ured her internally.
Tie only lth of July demonstra
uon III town was the display of flags
mere and there, and the barbaric fire
Cracker noise which was kept up Will
\ greater or less intensity half of the
= IIaSnt Of the 3rd, and all the 4th tc
III o'clock at night.
The unealled for letters in the
patterson post Office are for L. A
2uLter Deyin, two for Henry Linn
I K Celly, A. ? Haldrane, Esq.
HI.a,Jry P. Lovel, A. S. Sanderson
Nhen calling for the above letters
say they have been advertised.
Some town people on the 4th, car
Tied on their business in the usua
way some went fishing; others driv
ing others idIing; others got drunk
o'.ers -Ought with their tongues, anC
Ie" fought with their fists, but tn,
majority went along on tn even teno
OF their way.
People grumble and growl a
men who sell the heathen fre-crack
g ana torpedo, and other inferna
nolse making Inventions, and thel
eve to Their children money with whicI
~ ~ Duy the explosive things. 1t i
IKE So"dmany other inconsistencie
onJ Tr people, between their prccep