Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1896-06-17

lege the past yesr has stopped off ON
her way home, to visit Mrs. Mary
Jacobs.
The Selinsgrovs Tribune OF June
II says:-Two hundred and twenty
five bushels of straw berries were
shipped from the station at this place
on Monday.
"a Coast and Capture" very
lively bicycling story, will appear in
McCiuie's Magazine for July. There
viii also, be numerous love story by
Robert Bair.
The Bunker annual Love Feast
Meeting, held in the Goodv;lle church
in Fayette township last week, was
the largest meeting held there in q
nsmber of years.
The Newport spoke factory was
destroyed on the morning of the 9th
inst. 1t is not long since it was sold
to New York party for $1,000.
Insurance $4,000.
A number of our bloods were to
Newport last Thursday to see the
Newport nine cross bats with the
Duncannnon nine. Score IL to 6 in
favor Of Newport.
While at a telephone in Phoenix
vile, Pa, Allen II. Alasteller was
struck by lightning, but not killed.
His tongue however was paralyzed
and he cannot talk.
The Commissioners of this county
spent day last week in the east end
of the county, arranging for the re-
pairing of a broken erched bridge
across Cocalamus creek.
Matte Burke of Chester was sent
to jail for keeping a speak. k.easy, and
now some one wants to know whether
Msttis ranks with the new woman or
whether she is an exception.
Harry Martin and friend, both
students at Princeton College, are
spending their vacation for the pres
ent at the home of the formers par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Martin.
The Weekly Press is the title of a
new Rep lblican paper that was
launched on the sea of journalism on
tie 18th of June, under the editorial
ship of e. P. Rohbach at Sclinsgrove
The Beaver Springs, Snyder Gun
ty Herald of June ii says:-Ira Lep-
ley passed our place on Tuesday to
the Middlecreek Valley coal mines
" witn his drilling machine to drill for
coal.
1t cost Perry county $298.00 for
the registration of children under the
Compulso'y Education Law. The
number of children in that county
between the age Of s and IL years is
3,0S1.
The festival which was to be held
on Saturday last at Red Bank school
house, but which was postponed on
account of rain, will be held on Sat
urday. Milford band VIII furnish
music.
Major General Mills of the United
States Army is expected to attend the
division encampment of the National
GEard at Lewistown next month at
the time Of the grand review and in
spection.
The score Of the game played by
the Newport and Mifiin base ball
teams at this place Saturday was 13
to II in favor of Newport. The
weather was bad, Yain falling ell
afternoon.
Merchant Bert Hinkle while Ash
ing for bass at Stony Point some dis
tance south of town fell over the old
canal bank and cut q cash in his right
wrist. He is again about attending
to business as usual.
The Government wheat report Of
almost iuIl crop, issued on the l1th,
caused a great furry among wheat
dealers in Chicago last Friday.f The
price of wheat dropped from 5Scts q
bushel to 56cts bushel.
Lincoln as Lawyer" an illus
trated paper made up mainly OF rem
in;scences and anecdotes from mer
who practiced with Lincoln at tht
bar, will be one OF the features o.
McClure's Magazine for July.
In McClure's Magazine for July
one of the few women who made the
ascent of the Matterborn-an ascen
always requiring the utmost strength
of Muscle and the utmost certainty O
nerye-will tell the story of her ex
perience.
Joseph Groce aged 90 years, SOL
of Nelson Groce was drowned whii'
bathing on the evening of the 9tl
irst at Middletewn. His funera
took place en- Saturday. Iutermen
in Lost Creek Cemetery about Is mile
east Of this town.
Mrs. Catherine McCiintic, daugh
ter Of John Hostetler, who formerl
lived in Walker township betweel
Mifiintown and Mexico, died in Har
risburg last Thursday. On Satur
day her remains were brought to thi
place for interment in Union GENE
iery.
The Bloomfield Democrat says
1t requires an extraordinary amoun
of "cheek' and gall for anyone t
peremptorily order bis paper discor
tinued without any reference 10 tt
fact that he owes the publisher c
] that paper more than twenty dollar
. subscription. But it seems some me
, are s'bullt that way.
Judge Lands was robbed OF on
? one hundred and fifty dollars by
: nick pocket thief at the Holidays