Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-06-21
SHORT LOCALS.

ne c II NA''''s7 AAsN u N7NAAS d ~ OLl1-
siug appearance.
Israel Tennis is the new post mas
ter at Taomps7ntown.
The Iocusts are numerous in some
parts Of the State.
The river has its normal color
Jrniata-bI1e river.
A large quantity of clover hay is
being made this week.
Some wheat fields will be ready to
cut BY the 4th Of July.
Cla7aland's popular majority was
made up mostly of rebels.
Byron Sbumcn is home, q graduate
from Albany Law School.
John Il. Peoples, Of near Oakland
Mills, died q few days ago.
PhH9 Parnabaker. Sr., caught s
bass yesterday in the river.
The Dotqtoe bug seems to be un-
commonly rayenOus this year.
Mss Alice Todd is home from
PittsbTrg on q short vacation.
Banks NcA'ister is the Cleveland
post master, at McAlisterville.
The thermometer registered 90 de-
grses in the shade on Monday.
jonathan Fry of Msize paid the
county seat q visit on Tuesday.
John z. Meyer of Newport visited
relatives in this place, recently.
Thompsontowo people are prepar-
ing for 4th Of July celebration.
Ed. Seiber spent q number of days
at his home in this place last week.
The 4th Of July will he celebrated
at Thompsontown and Waterford.
Tic Nanbeck & Nelson Mill is one
of the busiest places in this commun-
ity.
You know something about q man
once YOU have traded horses with
him.
Mr.. Daniel ". Harley and wife,
will visit the Fair in Chicago in the
near future.
James Strayer is at home from
Carlisle where nc was attending Dick
iGsoD college.
Miss Helen Dimm ard brother Of
Lewistown, spent several days last
week in town.
Wm. Dysinger and wife of Garth
age, H., are visiting Mr.. Dysinger's
parents in this place.
One by one the post masters in the
county are put out to make room for
the triumphant democracy.
On account Of the new half Satur-
day holiday law notes maturing on
that day should De paid before noon.
An east Tennessee young woman
has brought suit for $1,000 against a
nan, for saying that she had false
teeth
Mrs. Lily Shaver entertained a
number Of her friends at the home
Of her husband, at East Point last
Thursday.
Two horses owned by Frank Full
er Of Beaie township, died Of some,
thing poisonous that they ate, pre-,
sumabIy while il pasture.
Mrs. Robert McNIeeD, Mrs. George
Jacobs and Mrs. Hermen North have
returned from a visit to the Fair at
Chicago
The late corn in many places has
fallen an easy and appetizinG prey
for cHt worm and birds that are al
wa on the lookout FOR soma lender
vegetable and grain.
There was no preaching in the
Presbyterian church OF Sabbath ev
eniuE on account of NJ. Henderson
having gone that evening to preact
for the AcAIisterville Presbyterians
Danton Sarver came near drown
ing while bathing in the river below
Patterson last Thursday. CramI
doubled up one Of his legs. Homer
Longacre Of Port Royal, helped him
out Of deep water
The country takes no stock in the
present administration at Washing
ton The business is afraid of DIr
Cleyeland's administration, and al
lars viii get no better till the mex
Congress meets. That body vii
make affairs better or worse. Let u
hope better.
Here and there NAV be a man VIII
gets pension that he should no
have, and IS not entitled to it, if th
spirit and letter If the law be apple,
70 his case. But generally speaking
the great cry sgainst the pensions
inspired by the old rebel elemen
north and south.
The wreck of Mains circus was
fortune IN disguise for the proprietor
he has bigger show now than tn
one before the wreck, and has bee
advertised all over the country free
90 that wherever he goes the ne1
coming five years, will insure him
large crowd Of sYmpathizing people
Fords theater in Washington cit,
IN which lot of government clerk
were at work, caved in at the time
new York city church bell was tol
ing the funeral of Edwin Bootl
brother OF j. Wilkes Booth who a
SSsinated President Lincoln in Ford
theater, April IA, 1865. The funer,
ana cave In of the theatre took place @
'ne forenoon of April 9, 1898.