Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1896-09-09
SHORTLOCALS.
Tha potato crop is a large one.

everyone come to the republican
meeting on Thursday evening.
Remember the republican meeting
this coming Thursday evening.
Squire Loudsnslager of Delaware
has a lot of young cattle to sell.
The reunion will be held in thit
place on tho Goth day OF October.
Miss Ida Secbler of Darville is 6
guest at the Methodist paraonage.
Miss Emily McMullin of Lancas.
ter Is the guest of Miss Nellie Musser.
James Loudon of Waterford visit
cd the county seat one day last week.
Miss Hertzler of philadelphia is
visiting relatives in Milford township
The work hours of railroad track
men has been reduced to eight hours
The drought was broken on Satur.
day about noon when rain began to
fall.
N 50 Wharton of Harrisburg "a.
Gently visited Mr.. aud Mrs. j. G. Gill
son.
Don't forget the republican meet
ing In town on the 10th. Everyone
CONS.
Miss Kate Hayes and Miss Harriet
Nixon are visiting Lebanon and Ian
caster.
Miss Jeanette Kepner of Harris
burg is visiting relatives in the two
towns.
Bert Thomas, a Washington, D. G.
cadet, is a visitor at tho National
House.
Miss Emma Scott of Richmond,
Virginia, is visiting Miss Marion
Scholl.
Metaphor candidate Bryan keeps
his free trade doctrines in the back
ground.
Mrs. Charles Valentine of n. Y.
State. has been visiting among friends
in town.
tt omas Mcclellan of Altoona paid
his brother Captain Mcclellan visit
last week.
Between the years ITS and 1896
in Pennsylvania 30S persons have
been hung.
Miss Annie Howe of Tyrone is Wis
lting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs
Jessie Howe.
The corn crop will not be as large
in this county as expected on account
of the drought.
On last Thursday VIM. and Dori
Ellis caught 20 bass in the river
north of this place.
This is centennial week in Hunt
ingdon. The jubilee will close on
Thursday evening.
Professor John Hamilton of the
State Agricultural department was in
town last Thursday.
Miss Harriet Parker of Lewistown
spent Sunday with the Misses Parker
at their summer home.
It was cold enough in Iowa on Sat-
urday to form ice. The thermome
ter ran down to 20 degrees
The Sheriff sold the Bedford
Springs prop erty to Bancroft & Hi
lis of Baltimore for $3.50, 900.
George Rodgers has received IN
appointment as clerk at republican
state quarters in Philadelphia
Ii Hung Chang, the Chinese EN-
bassador, expresses himself of highly
pleased with the United States.
K. N. Waple, the we'll known horse.
man and hotel man of Tyrone, was at
the National House on Sunday.
Mr.. Charles Hover of Selinsgrove,
was q visitor at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Hover on Monday.
Miss Esther Mckinley visited her
cousins, the Misses Green in Lewis.
town, Wednesday and Thursday.
Bee hunters in Huntingdon county
have been rewarded for their labor
BY the finding of many bee trees.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Stoner OF
Earnsbure, Center Co. are visiting
the Stoner family on Front street.
Miss Bess Heterick of Mexico
spent day last week with David
Ricksnbaugh's family in Patterson.
Colonel Robson and wife have re
turned from an excursion with the
State Factory inspectors to Canada.
Mrs. George Sieber of Walker
township, died Of consumption, on
the night of the End, present month
Rev. Mr.. Mortimer of this place
and Rev. Mr.. Coffman of Thompson
tosvn exchanged pulpits last Sunday
The rain on Saturday did good bu'
did not penetrate the ground deer
enough to make plowing satisfactory
Mrs. Kearns Of Mifflin county, was
guest Of her sister Mrs. JOSEPH
Rothrock, a couple Of days this week
Miss Villa McNitt returned to he,
home in Patterson last week after 6
lengthy visit to friends in Lswistown
Monday afternoon James Adams
started for Philadelphis where he
will continue working in his old posi-
ton.
Frank Murry and Edgar r. Mus
ser of Washington, D. c., are spend
ing their vacation with their parsn' s