Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1896-09-02

70 advertise by the year, half OF ousrtrr
year.
SHORT LOCALS.
Elect Mckinley and times will get
better. "
IT Bryan is elected times will
grow harder.
Mosquitoes cannot endure the
-Rmell of coal oil.
The Bedford Springs are to he
sold by the sheriff
Miss Emma Kissinger of Altoona,
is visiting in Patterson.
George Warner has been taking in
the sights at Atlantic City.
Charles Kepner of Chester visited
relatives in this place last week.
Miss Beckie Diehl is visiting
friends and relatives in AIiddietown.
Hon. Herman North of Bradford
Co., spent Sunday with his parents in
town.
Miss Juniata Hinkle of Thomson.
towr, is visiting at Captain Hinkle's
home
Professor w. s. Kiter of Oriental
is now in town looking after school
duties.
Harry Copeland of Greensburg,
spent Friday with his parents in Pat
terson.
Mrs. John Foreman of Port Royal
recently visited her daughter Mrs. j,
N Keller
Mrs. VIM. Reynolds and children
of Altoona, are visiting friends in the
two towns.
Ezra Parker of Washington, d. c.,
came on Saturday to spend two weeks
in Juniate.
Charles Noble and Martin Stouffer
rode to Harrisburg by bicycles on
the 3rd inst.
Miss Susie Brennaman of Harris
burg, is a visitor at the home OF Mr..
Stewart Ellis.
The Misses Lily and Bess Meokly
Of Harrisburg, recently visited Miss
Jean Calhoun.
Miss Pauline Rhone of Harris
burg is a guest of Miss Levina Lem,
on in Patterson.
Miss Cora Baird of Lewistown
visited Miss Louie Mcclellan the lat
ter part of The week.
Miss Laura Musselman of Phila
delphia is visiting her grand parents
in Milford township.
Miss Gertie Schott returned home
on Sunday from, New York where she
made prolonged visit.
Mrs. Howard Gingrich Of Harris.
burg, is visitor at the home o.
Mrs. Susan Brown in Patterson.
Grubb Garman and Mr.. Anderson
of Nanticoke, paid Edgar Burchfeld
visit the early part of .he week
Mrs. Bell of aEilroy and Mr.. NJ. b.
Moser and son of Schulkill Haven,
visited Mrs. Marks in Patterson on
Tuesday.
Miss Cora Albert of Philadelphia
and Mamie DOYLE of Huntingdon are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. E. Z. McMeen
in Patterson.
Miss Stella Goodman while en
route from Harrisburg to Altoona,
stopped off few hours with friends
in Patterson.
James Mathers and Miss Lesdway
of Sydney, Ohio, ere guests of Mr..
, Washington North's family few
days this week.
After visiting Mr.. and Mrs. James
Simors a number Of weeks Miss Lena
Hardy returned to her home in Read
ing last Friday.
Miss Della Spanogls cf Lewissown
and Miss Laura Neiswanger of Phil
.ade,phia, are guests OF Miss Cara
and Bell Rothrock.
The republican congressional con-
ference met at Lewis: 1wn last ihurs-
day and re-nominated Hon. Thad
= Mahon for Congress-.
Major McKirley's letter of accept
ance is clear statement OF two
the great troubles that afflict the
r country gt this time.
Mrs. Fred Walker and daughter of
Philadelphia are spending sometime
With Mrs Walkers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Thomas.
Editors Grosh of the Bloomfield
Freeman and Mortimer of the Bloom
field Times paid Miftiintown busi-
ness visit on Saturday.
Miss Annie and Sadie Irwin OF
Lewistown and Mrs. VIM. McCurdy
of Washington, d. c.. recently visit
ed DR.. Rodgers family. y
The Misses Julia and Tillie Roy
nolds returned to their home in har-
risburg en- Friday after visit TO
friends and relatives in Juniata.
The sensation in New York busi-
ness circles last week, was the fail
, ure of Hilton, Hughes & Co. success
sors to the business OF A. L. Stewart.
The barn swallows that come from
the south and stay in the north four
months hsve gone south. They come
north in the last week in April and
90 south in the last week in August.
A Michigan wheat dealer is paying
one dollar for wheat, but the money
c11rop 6nlIor