Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-07-18

The income OF many a man is linn
tied by the amount that he can bor-
row.
Duncannon is to have q manufac-
tory for brass goods and plumbing
fixtures.
Robert E: McMeen, Jr., of JMexico
is slowly recovering from fall from
a cherry tree.
Getting down to democratic low
tariff rates, has raised great confu
sion in the country.
The railroad company advertises
a railroad excursion to the sea for
next Thursday, July 26.
The bright prospects for an un-
commonly large oats crop has been
destroyed by the drought.
The Lutherans of Perry county
will hold a reunion in Sherman's
Park on the 4th of August.
Juniata county does not raise as
much corn as it consumes. That is
what the grain dealers say.
A woman says Debs' party must
be called the Labor party, because it
stops men from doing work.
Pendergast the murderer of May,
or Harrison of Chicago was hung
last Thursday at 11.40 A. NJ.
It is said there are 200 untenant-
ed houses in Harrisburg, the result
of the Democratic hard times.
General John P. Taylor of Mifflin
county, rode horseback from his
home to Gettysburg and back.
president Cleveland has signed
the bill making first Monday in Sep
tember, Labor day, legal holiday"
In one day there were shipped by
rail from Thompsontown 163 crates,
containing 5,216 boxes of raspber-
RES.
A Boston clergyman startled his
congregation on Sunday, July LIST, by
declaring, Summer Irritation is vi.
per-"
Ards mill dam in Milford to wn
ship has been repaired, and the whir
of the grain burrs are again heard in
the big mill.
When you get two people together
who hate neighbor, oh Jerusalem,
what nice long talk they have about
that neighbor.
The barn OF john Spade in Fay.
cite township, was destroyed by fire
some nights ago with farm imp!e
ments and buggy. Loss about $500.
Miss Kate Mathers after a long
visit in the west is home. Her cous
in Miss Davies of Sidney, Ohio, is
with her visiting relatives in Junieta
1.-The salary of the Bellefonte post
master has been reduced from $4,000
to 2i00; Bedford from $500 to s17O0;
Lewistown, increased from $500 to
$1,000.
The Auditors of Lancaster county
found that the poor house directors
charged the county for the cigars
that they smoked and they struck of
the cigar bill.
Melvin Buck who has been attend
ing Gettysburg college, and who is t
son Of the Rev. Mr.. Buck, mission
ary to India, is visiting his uncle and
aunt, Rev. Drum and wife.
Some ole who claims to be an OBJ
server, says that the inclination O
people to camp out is but the patura
longing to get back to closer wall
with nature than we aye trained to.
MIR. Aucker from near East Salem
and George Wilson OF Patterson
were the first to ship peaches from
Miffiin station this year. Their frs
. shipment was made on the 9th of Ju
ly.
|, Lewistown Free Press: Some days
since, o. p. Harpster, living On tn
farm of Oliver Smith, hauled to Lew
istown tannery load of bark weigh
ing 81 tons. A big load for l:
mile drive.
Twenty houses and many stables
were destroyed by fire in NIillGall
Pa last Friday afternoon. Engine
from Bellefonte and Lock Haven cx
tinguished the fire Seventeen fam
lies are homeless. Loss $4,000.
THE PENNSYLVANIA Railroad re
poris that the quantity of coal ant
coke originating on and carried ovel
it's lines east of Pittsburg and Erie
for the year thus far has been 6,
5S2.73O tons. compared with 1O,31O,.
336 tons in the corresponding period
of 1898"
The Middleburg, Snyder county
Bank Company are erecting a bank
building, and have built couple OF
buttresses several inches over the
line of the public payment which has
caused the town council of that vii,
lage to bring an action against the
bank to remove the buttresses.
When President Cleveland gets
his Commission Of investigation
started into the workings of corpor-
ations and trusts and trades unions,
the government should begin lis in
vestigation in the government print
ing Office at Washington, in the work
of the unions there against non.
union men.
Judge Bucher was put on the dem
ocratic State Ticket for Congress- at
Large, but tie Judge believes it is a
good time to stay in out of the wet
and has declined the nomination.
He intended to withdraw his name
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