Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1895-06-26
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the new woman.
Watermelons sell in Florida at 8,
10 and l5cts piece.
Mrs Turbett is quite i'll on her
farm in Tuscarora Valley.
Mss Bessie Hackenberger is visit.
ing acquaintances in Tyrone.
Andrew G. Allison returned home
from Tyrone last Wednesday.
Miss Alva Smart of McCoysville
has been the guest of Mrs. Diehl.
Judge Lucien Doty of Westmore
land was in town day last week.
Editor Bonsall has ira p in which
he caught 13 rats one night recently.
The drought has played havoc
with the hay and other crops in Eng.
land.
Mrs. B. Frank Burchfeld and Miss
Emma Robson are visiting in Water
ford.
Nj. and Mrs. Liggett of Harris
burg are boarding at the National
House.
Mss Jennie Adams is visiting her
aunt Miss Lizzie Curran in Walker
township.
Miss Carrie Stump of Lewistown,
has been spending the past week with
her parents.
Miss Maud Burcbfield spent last
Thursday with the Misses Grahams
at Academia.
Mrs. Merindeth of Ligioner, Pa,
was fined 81 for ten oaths on the
2lst of June
Joseph Webb of Philadelphia fell
dead last Saturday, while taking q
hearty laugh.
The peach crop in Juniata county
will be light this year. It is estimat.
ed at $4,000 crates.
Eels ere plenty and may be bought
and cleaned, ready for the pan at 10
to II cents pound.
Mrs. W. H. Manbeck and son
Maxwell, visited the family of Mr.. III.
R. Bashore at Van Dyke.
Rev Mr. Pollock Of the State OF
Indiana will preach in the Presby.
terian church next Sabbath.
Some Norway, Me-, store builders
are moving to the back streets to get
away from the electric cars"
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Robson ol
Altoona, recently visited the family
of George Wilson in Patterson.
Miss Harriet Jackman returned
from Pittsburg on account of severe
illness, aud is rapidly recovering.
Miss Annie Heister of Lancaster
county and Miss Nora Boss of Mech
anicsburg, are visiting Mrs. Hess.
Rev. Mr. Herbert of Genoa, Yorl
State, preached in the Presbyterian
Church on Sabbath morning ant
evening.
D. ". Marshall, County Superin
tendent was in town on Saturday
shaping affairs for the teachers ex
aminations
Hot weather proves depressing tt
those whose blood is impure. Sucl
people should enrich their blood will
Hoods Sarsaparilla.
John Sheibley, Esq, of the Bloom
field Advocate, was in attendance
upon the funeral of his kinsman
David Holman on Monday.
Cal.er-'Is the fashion editor in?
New Reporter.-"Yes; that's tn
fellow over there sewing his old neck
tie around his new straw hat. t."-Ex.
DR.. H. B. Piper Of Tyrone fel
dead in front of his house on Satur
day. On Friday evening he gave
party in honor of his wife's birth day
The McVeytown Journal says
Some of the Farmers in this county
have been obliged to plant corn tn
Bird time on account of the cut worms
W. r. Memminger of Spruce Hill
had the end of a finger cut off Will
saving shingles at his saw mill.
was done 50 quickly that he did no
realize it, till several minutes ha,
passed.
The long drought was broken o.
Monday afternoon by copious show
er of rain, that put new life int
withered oats. grass, potatoes ant
corn. A good deal of thunder &C
companied the rain.
Governor Hastings will run as {
delegate to the State Convention from
center county, and has expressed I
desire to be made President of tn
state Convention to meet on the 28tl
OF August at Harrisburg.
The Lutheran Sabbath School pic
nlc to be held on Thursday a
echmlttie's grove, has been postpon
ed on account of the death of Mr.
HOLMAN His son DR.. HOLMAN ii
Superintendent of the Sabbatl
School
The Huntingdon Globe keeps fir
ing at the carp. Its last shot deliv
cred on the Goth of June reads:
large number of carp, whose aggre
gate weight was lS9 pounds, wer
caught near Alexandria last Satu,
DAY. The people of that vicinity
nave determined to get these "wate
hogs out of the river, for which the
deserve the thanks of every fisher
man.
A woman fiddler accompanied by
little girl, fideled on the streets I