Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1895-05-22
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delphia.
Charles Adams is home from Phil J..
adelphia.
Mr.. Robert Parker and wife are in
Philadelphia.
Mss Belle Dsrr is in Philadelphia
visiting friends.
Mrs Holloway is visiting her
friends at .Niddletown.
Mrs. Joseph McCauley spent day
last week in Harrisburg.
Judge Lyons is on a mission to
Blair county, holding q two week s
court.
Mr.. Hopes is in Philadelphis,
taking in the Odd Fellows Hall dedi-
cation.
Miss Junie Wilson of Philadelphia,
is the guest of Hon. II. L. Wilson in
Walker
Mrs Brown of Academia is visiting
the family of Henry Sieber in Fer
managh.
The programme for Memorial Day
services have been completed by the
veterans.
Miss Nora Sieber of Philadelphia,
is visiting her father Samuel Sieber
of Mexico.
The Unitel States Supreme Court
has declared the Income Tax uncon-
stitutionai.
Clark nc cAfse of Turbett, spent
Saturday with his friend Banks Cal
houn in town.
Ex-Sherif' Lapp is in Philadelphia,
attending the dedication of the Odd
Fellows new hall.
Governor Hastings signature to
the compulsory education bill is an
apologetical signature.
Mrs Minnie Orr of Lswistown, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. K. H. Nc
Clintic who is very ILL.,
W. H. McNitt and daughter Villa,
IF Patterson, drove to Siglerv;lle,
Miffiin county. las. week.
Mrs Ephraim McCaffy and Mrs.
Brinile of Chambersburg are visit
ing among friends in Juniata.
Next week all the lawyers in town
with few exceptions, will be in Phila-
delphia, attending the Supreme court.
The KEYNOTE nine of D1ncannon,
expect to play game OF ball with
the Miffiintown club on Decoration
day at this place.
Tho Mifflintown and Port ROYAL
base ball clubs crossed bats at this
town on Saturday. Score 81 to in
favor of the Miffiintown club.
Nemnrisl services will be held in
the Methodist church next Sabbath
morning at the usual hour. Rev.
Mr. Mortimer will pIeach the Mem,
orial Sermon.
Under the compulsory education
law just enacted, the County Com
missioners will be required to send
the assessors around to enumerate
the children in the county.
There is slight change in the
time of the running of Oyster Ex-
press, and Day Express no longer
stops. but in IFS stead Main Line Ex-
press stops. See time table.
The number of people who are in
Philadelphia this week from Juniata,
attending the Odd Fellows demon.
stration may not be legion, but it
would take a good while to coun.
them.
The power behind the throne that
drove the Legislature like herd of
sheep into the passage Of the un
American kipglv compulsory educa-
tion law was certain secret society in
huence.
J. Dallas North born and raised in
McAlisterville, but since his early
manhood days resident Of the west,
was found dead in his bed in st.
Louis. No, on the morning of the
4th of May.
On three different nights not long
since, dogs got in their destructive
work among sheep of L. G. Calhoun
and George Bower in Turbett Twps.,
and the bill of damage for the coun-
ty to pay is $61 so.
DR.. Holloway is at Belleville, Mif-
fin county, attending a Lutheran
church conference Next week, he
will with Mr. Rothrock attend a
meeting of trustees of Pennsylvania
College at Gettysburg.
Mr.. John F Mover, a grower of
straw berries, other berries and
grapes and peaches, as we'll as grain
farmer, who lives mile and quar-
ter east of Mifflintown, SAYS the frost
killed his grapes and fully half his
straw berry crop.
The fondest grand-pap in town is
MIR. j. H. Simons He made call
In the SENTINEL office with his bright
girl baby grand daughter last Thurs
day. The baby was CHEEKY, and
looked about as if some day, it may
be sending literary productions to
newspaper offices for publication.
Last Saturday W. H. Groninger
for the Board of County Commits
sioners, drew n check for $64Ol 04,
the last 6 per cent. county debt to
the Union Trust Company, Pbiladel-
phia, it being the balance of the YER
dict in the Thompsontown Bridge
case, assigned from E. A. Tennis to
the aforesaid Trust Company.
On the morning of the 18th inst,
there was heavy frost. Corn, pota