Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1895-06-19
SHORTLOCHLS.

A fire Company has bean organic
ed in Duucannon.
Percy Burchfield of Baltimore is
home On vacation.
Miss Margaret Laird is visiting
friends in Academia.
Hsy-making is the chief business
on the farms just now.
Hiss Nary CHIP of Lewistown Wis
tied DIR. Rodgers family lately.
Mrs. Orr of Lewistown is the
guest of her sister Mrs McClintic.
The work of the drought in this
immediate vicinity shows for itself.
Miss Blanche Kreider of Bellefonte
is the guest Of Mrs. George Jacobs.
The late Secretary Gresham was
on the pension roll at $50 q month
John North bought two lots in the
Doty extension at the east end OF
town.
A number of large blue sun fish
have been caught in the river at this
place.
Miss Blanche Mckee of Lswistown
is visiting Miss Maud Wilson in Pat
terson.
Mary Russell of Lewistown, spent
part of last week with her cousin
Betty Mayer.
Miss Lilly Eska has returned
home from visit to her sister, Mrs.
Mary Buell. III Philadelphia.
Harry Patterson, veterinary doc
tor at Huntingdon. visited his mother
in this place on Saturday.
Miss Jennie Berry spent Monday
and Tuesday with Miss Lizzie Lloyd
near McAlisterville.
Mrs. J. f. Mcclure and Miss ia.
cobs Of Lewistown are visiting Miss
Cora Thompson in Mexico.
Miss Amelia Davies of Ohio, has
been visiting Hon. L. E. Atkinson
and wife and other relatives.
Many a man and woman don't care
to do tricks of a questionable kind
jus. 50 they are not found out.
Miss Anna L. McsIeen of McAlis
te-ville, spent last Friday with bel
friend Miss Anna Wilson in town.
The Republican Primary Election
is less than two months away. L
will be held on the 10th of August.
Read in another column the awfu
40 years secret that Mrs. Hetty Goot
gave up in the presence of the terro
of death.
Don't you know that Hoods SaI
saparilla will overcome that tire
feeling and give you renewed vjgo
and vitality? 4?
Miss Ella NJ. Harley Of Mort
Wales, Montgomery county, has bee
visiting her uncle and aunt Mr.. an,
Mrs D. W. Harley.
Philipsburg is enjoying a bras
band tournament. The music be
gins this Wednesday and lasts t
Friday, inclusive.
Last week oneevening, the win,
that accompanied a rain was stron,
enough to blow down trees and fence
at Johnstown this county.
Miss Ella II. Harley of Mort
Wales, Montgomery county, is visit
ing her uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs
D. ". Harley III this place.
Business men that have survive
the Democratic tariff reform wreck
are trying to get on their feet ono
again, and resume their work.
The men are getting weaker if no
wiser as is evidenced by the numbe
of men who may be seen carryin
umbrellas on bright sunny day
Harry HAYES of the Patterso
House, drew the handsome bicycle i
prize CHANGED off by operator Ri
ter of the P. R. r. at Harrisburg.
Certain text book learning must b
acquired by everyone, SO that the
can read, write and figure. Afte
that the best education for boys an
girls are newspapers.
On Thursday Miss Mary Laird an
Miss Grace Robson of Accidents
started for trip through New Jel
sey, Philadelphia, Lancaster an
other r,1acpc eost Of fhic
An interesting game of base bal
was PLAYED on the home grounds OF
Saturday afternoon between the L.
gans of Mif1in county and the Mi
hlntown club. Score IL to II in fl
vor of Mifiintown.
The rain on Thursday afternoo
was very heavy in the vicinity {
Thompsontown. Samuel B. Weave
and Samuel Spicher are among til
farmers that had tons of groun
washed from their corn fields.
During the sign of the waterma
and fish, last week, copious shove
OF rain fell in certain parts of IL
county In other parts of the coul
ty little rain fell, and there the il
habitants are disgusted with the a
manac sign of the fish and waterma
The calamity making Democra'
are now rejoiced at seeing the cou
try recover from the wreck th'
brought on by their tariff reform ae
tstion. Everyone rejoices at IL
prospect of returning good times, O
OF which is owing to the approa'
OF the election of Republics
President.
Rain fell in spots in Juniata, Ia