Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-06-06

Mes. Mary Bolinger of Mlllerstovp
spent Thursday with relatives in
own.
The price of peaches next fall will,
likely rule high on account of The
scarcity of the fruit.
Arthur Koenig of Lewistown spent
asst week with his uncle and aunt
Mr. and Mrs. Schott.
The longest day, hay-making, the
ith OF Jnly and wheat harvest will
soon be here and past.
The Jail will be open at 9 A. NJ.
On the l4th inst, snd will bs closed
promptly at 1890 A. NJ.
'Think what I have to go through" :"
said wife when she examined her
husbands pockets while he slept.
The democratic congress has re-
pudiated the Hawaiian policy of
President Cleveland and Queen Lill
ino-ka la NJ;
Mrs. Stell. and her son Howard,
came from their home in Cumber-
land, Maryland to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Dunn.
Miss Helen Dimm accompanied by
her friend Miss Maude Hammacker
of Lawistown is visiting her grand
parents in town.
The frost of last week makes il
certain that 1894 can only have three
months without frost, namely June,
July and August.
The Fermannoh Republican prin-
arv election last Saturday was held
in the warehouse along the canal
south Of the borough.
Thomas q Parker and wife o.
Pittsburg, spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. McNeen. Mrs. McMeen is
sister of Mr.. Parker.
The books for Fermauagh Twp
schools, cost the township in 1898
the sum of s299.76; and the book
cases cost the township that year
S31OO.
Charles Willis cashier of the Bloom
field broken bank when the hanl
closed lis doors sent his family tr
Washington, y. c.. ord himself fei
westward
Don't eat the skins offruit The,
are said to contain germs that gen
crate diseases. Pea pods. melo'
rinds, potato skins, peach skins, &c.
are all DANGEROUS
The letters remaining in the Milf
fintowu post office uacaIled for. fo
the week ending June 2nd, were fo
G. w. Dittman, Dice Ickes p. F
Romberoer, Z. G.. Ubil.
James Hamilton executor of tn
estate Of Mrs. Damn, deceased, ha;
sold the housa and lot at the c0rne
lof Cherry ard School House street
! 10 John s. GraYhiIl for 81 400.
I The M;a1iu County Commissioner
! have contracted with a New Yor1
bridge building company for tn
erection Of new iron bridge at he
VeviowD aE the cost Of five thousan
dollars.
Stone coal dirt was washed o,
many Of the fields in the Valley 0
the Schuvlkill By the late food Veg
citation does not flourish in ston
coal dirt. The farmers consider thei
fields ruined.
Benjamin Zeiders Of Fayette Twp.
Juniata county, was sentenced, Ma,
"a, by the Dauphin county court 10
conspiring to dcfraUd widow out 0
her pension TO serve two months /
the Dauphin county jail.
Horse flesh is more highly value,
/ in Kentucky than the body of MAJ
as is proven in suit that a womal
brought for her horse and for he
husband, both having been killed o.
the railroad. The jury gave her on
hundred and fifty dollars for be
horse and one cent for her husband.
Last Wednesday evening Miss Ger
tie and Lotiio Schott gave party t,
a number of their young friends /.
! honor If their cousin Archie KOsDi,
of Lewis5owD. The young people re
turned home after being served witt
excellent refreshments very 1nuci
pleased with the pleasant time the.
had spent.
/ The Bloomfield Democrat relatol
the following the rather odd sight o.
hen with brood Of kittens IS to be
seen ct the stable Of MIR. Henry E
| Sheaffer, in this place. When tbC
kittens We're but a few days old then
own mother disappeared. The old
hen seeming to realize thc situation
st once, took them under her pro
tscting wings and has ever since per
sistently sat on them. The kit eni
| have become very iOnd o. th2r tO5t
er mother and amuse themselves b,
climbing on her back and playing.
The Sabbath School Institute Q
the Eastern District OF Huntingdon
including the counties Of Juniata
NIitfiin, Huntingdon and Bedford
met in the Bresbytesian church, Nil
fintown, June 3, ct 10 A. NJ, wit
devotional exercise conducted b,
Rev. W. G. Finney.
DR.. ". II. Rodgers made the ad
dress of welcome, which was respond
ed to by Rev. D Il. Campbell, whic
was followed by the enrolment c
a large number of delegates.
i The subjects discussed during tn