Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1896-06-24
SHORTLOcaL.s.

Ss WitueIoW OI mct6gtaWn Is
visiting Miss Moliie Stoner.
The best of lawn powers for sale
at McClintic's hardware store.
Robert Patton of Lewistown was a
visitor in town one day last week.
Railroad engines now waaer at the
"Narrows" instead of at "Bixler's."
Frank Murray is home from Wash
ington, D. c., on summer vacation.
Some farmers talk of cutting
wheat the latter part OF this week.
President Cleveland is off on fish
ing excursion south Of Washington
Newton Hamilton Camp meeting
Will be opened On the 11th Of August.
!. One of the Ne vest inventions is a
type writer about the size of n watch.
Miss Tillie Musser OF Phillipsbrrg.
recently visited Mr.. and Mrs. S. S.
Rubls.
Chester Stouffer of Philadelphia,
spent Sunday with Blair Cramer's
family.
Ed. Rhom Of Harrisburg visited
his brother Fred in Patterson over
Sunday.
The thermometer the past few
days has been among the ninetes at
noon day.
Mrs. Jennie Lewis started on
Thursday for two months visit in
Chautauqua.
A cow of William Bitner was killed
on the L. v R. r., on Saturday, near
Blue Spring.
Mrs. Atkinson is in Sidney, Ohio
visiting her sister Mrs. Davies and
other friends.
Colonel Showers has placed a port
leo on the front of his Washington
street houses.
Mark Hanna has been electsd
Chairman of the Republican Nation
al Committee.
The Camp of the National Guard
at Lewistown will be named ''Camp
John Gibbon."
Mrs. Nicely of Honey Grove, re-
Gently visited her sons family, j.
Toward Neely.
Citizens in Lswistown are raising
money to repair the dam in the river
below the town.
Mcs Lizzie Lewis is visiting her
parents Mr. and Mrs. James McCau-
ley in this place.
Horace Clifford of Altoona, is
spending some time with his cousin
Edgar Burchfeld.
A cigar factory will be started in
the Joseph Adams property on
Washington street.
Col. ". Fl. Wilkinson of Bellefonte
die1 on Friday from the affects of q
fall from his bicycle.
Colonel Thomas Moorebead, Presi-
dent of the Tuscarora Valley Railroad
was ir town on Saturday.
Mrs. Kearns of Miffiin county, was
a guest last week at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Rothrock.
Next Monday the Pennsylvania Ed
itcrial Association will go to Atlantic
City for few days vacation.
Up TO last Friday 100 rattle snakes
were killed at the lumber camp on
Hayes run, Clinton county.
Squire 9. B. Horning raised new
barn on his farm at Black Log, in
Milford township on Saturday.
The Epworth League held social
at the home of William Harley in
this place on Thursday evening.
Miss Jennie Moore of Fayette
township, has gone to visit relatives
in the states of Indiana and Iowa.
st. Louis was visited by another
storm on Saturday. About 70 houses
were damaged. No lives were lost.
The management of the Presby-
terian Sunday School are talking
about having a picnic on the End of
July.
The L. E. AS and the Owl team,
crossed bats on Wednesday evening.
The score was 16 to 2 in favor of the
u. E. AS.
A number OF The masonic fraterni-
ty of this town attended the funeral
Of Rev. Mr.. Wallace at Lewistown,
last Thursday.
County Superintendent of common
schools of M,ffl;n county, G. T. Coop
or, was married to Miss Annie s.
Horning of McVeytown, last week.
Children under sixteen years
should be at home every evening at
dark, or if not at homo their parents
should know where they are.
The highest paid railroad train
men in England get two dollars a
day. Other trainmen get three dol
lars and ninety cents week.
A hail storm passed over Center
county on Saturday. The hail was
AS large as hickory-nuts. The wheat
was levelled as if run over with
land-roller.
ePeople who travel through the
narrows to and from Lewistown on
the Pike, say. the road has been
sreatly improved. There being only
a few pieces of the road that IS not
good
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