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

urday.
iae corn and oats crops are nicely
started. If drought does not set in
county. A'"''
Ihe benches have been taken out
OF 1ne Newton Hamilton Camp meet
ing tabernacle and chairs p.t IN
their place. ~ IL
On Thursday evening the Owls
and the l. E. AS played a game Of
nase bali. Score Z to 2 in favor of
the L. E AS. -
MRS John N. Raught of Spokane,
washington State. sent a rye stalk Z
,eet long to her father DIR. B. F. Ack.
ley in this town.
Mrs. VIM. Allison aud son Andrew
returned home from Washington, D.
u, where the latter has been EMPLOY
ed several months.
Simon Ulsh had his barley crop
cut on his farm in Fermanaeh Twp.
last week, and hauled it into the
barn on SATURDAY..
The Republican platform saws
"Aii our silver and paper currency
must be maintained at parity-at an
equality with gold"
Arthur Lebo, aged about IS years
died at Harrisburg on Saturday, of
Typhoid fever He was formerly a
citizen of Port Royal.
Charles Watts an employee of the
Government Printing Office at Wash
ingtop, is visiting his sister Mrs. Har
ry E. Bonssll in this place.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Darwin Deem and son
OF Harriaburg, were the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. John Hollobaugh, Jr.,
the early part of this week.
Abraham Lincoln great qualities
were honesty and work. He was as
| honest rs steel and tireless worker
ct whatever he engaged in.
The Lewistown Democrat & Senti-
mel aays:-Some of cur farmers are
sowing millet for hay, as the hay crop
will be G very short one here this
summer.
The Gresnwich township authori-
ties of New Jersey, have ordered that
bicycle riders shall not ride in the
township at faster gait than thirty
miles an hour.
Mr. Joseph Rothrock and wife,
started last Thursday to visit their
son DR.. John Roth ock at st. Paul,
Miun. They expected to ARRIVE there
on Saturday last.
4 storm OF wind, rain and hail,
swept path two miles wide across
Bedford county, last week, destroy
ing all the crops that were large
enough to be destroyed.
One who claims to know, saya, that
remedy for sleeplessness and worri.
mont is the chewing Of Dandelion
leaves, Just before going to bed. Now
is the time to dry the leaves for win
ter use.
Ii this county wherever wheat
stands on The ground, it is nicely FL.
led. Tie misfortune of many farms
is, the wheat is not on the ground.
On some farms it was sowed too late.
On other farms it was winter killed.
Popular summer resorts are not
good places for people who need rest.
There is too much excitement at such
places, unless the weary person needs
excitement. Some one said excite
ment is rest for those who are long
engaged in quiet work.
The counties embraced within the
Juniata Valley Veteran Associations,
which viii encamp at Huntingdon,
from the 7th to the 10th of Septem.
Der, are Blair, Bedford, Centre, Hunt
ilg3on, Mifflin, Juniata, Perry, Fui.
ton, Sny der, Unicn and Northumber.
land.-Tribune.
An old fisherman says, the waters
in the streams will be high all sun
mer. His sign is, that fish of all
kinds this summer arc spawning in
shallow water When they spawn in
deep places in streams, as they did
last year, it is q sign OF drought and
consequent low waters.
The new road recently laid out
through the Stouffer and Guss farms,
is straighter than the road it dis
places, but it does not lessen the hill
to pass over. and it will be long in the
sweet by and by, before it is convert
ed from a mud road, axle deep in wet
weather to a solid read.
On the 18th inst, tie wife Of Frank
Mclaughlin, a prominent contractor
and builder of Lancaster, Pa, drop
ped dead in her home, upon entering
tho room where her 13-year' old
daughter lay in her burial robes, the
young girl having died the day be-
FORE Heart disease was the cause,
and physician said the attack WAS
induced by grief.
You don't hear the Democrats now
call the tariff legalized robbery, and
unconstitutional. The dumbest and
trickiest of their number are stun
ded into silence on that point, since
it is so clear that their work of the
tearing down of the Republican tar
if has deprived the Government of
the revenues required to pay PEN
sions and keep up the other expenses.
The Huntingdon Local News Gays:
On Saturday night last, Samuel
Linn, who lives about three miles
from this place, on hearing noise in