Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1897-08-04
SHORT L{caLs.

rout fishing SCI ason is over till
aot April 1881
l. ,otAtoe crop is hot q "druc on
Z, sst" this year.
rs more. tA p long even.
lin be here.
Natidnal Bank hao been re-
ed on tie outside.
sinter time in the Klondyke
held, whisky freezes.
80 Emma Robson, of <Danville,
ting relatives in town
9 Methodist and Lutheran
hers are of on vacation
river has been too muddy the
10 days for bass fishing./
Sue Kersenabe, of Harrisburg,
Iuest of Miss Mary Kulp.
Sheerer of MiAlin county
n town on business last week.
III summer is on the home stretch,
y the last month of the sea
Esther Mckinley has return
8 eae from West Chester Normal
of. o. G. Gortner, returned last
y from a business trip to West
inia.
Ars. Fred Walker, of Philadelphia
risiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
DIVERS.
Chess and Harry Todd visited
-s'r brother w. Todd of this place,
recently.
The new tariff bill will give the
Vernment enough revenue to meet
I texpenses.
o Nhxfles Kearns of Miff1in county,
4 ie from there to Mifflin on Sunday
!. his wheel.
4nss Belle Derr, has returned
,me from prolonged visit to
iladelphia.
1 Cook of Harrisburg, spent
sunday with his brother-in-law John
Hcllobaugh, Jr.
The Newton Hamilton camp meet
ing, will soon be claiming the atten-
ton Of many people.
The gold stories from Alaska are
only equalled by the stories of cold
from tho same country.
MISS Harriet Jackman after visit
ing her parents in this town returned
to Pittsburg on Sunday.
: There is talk of Governor Hast
hgs entering the iieid as candidate
br United States Senate.
The Democratic primary election
throughout the county on Saturday,
Fas warmly contested election.
SDsvid Hackenberger of near town,
sought q farm dinner bell at the
foundery sale on Saturday forenoon
Nanbeck & Nelson have bought a
lot on which to build a residence in
the Schweier addition in the east end.
People looked at the partial eclipse
Of the sun by the moon last Thursday
between the hours Of 8 A. NJ. and 10
\. II.
The Beaver Springs, Snyder Co.
Herald says:-N. r. Middlesworth
used to cradle eight acres of grain in
dexs
BODY turn out on Thursday
Te-the ball game, between the
twistown club and the L. e. Atkin
pon club.
The Hollidaysburg Register, men.
bns that Edward B. Clark of Holli
iysburg, has gone to the Alaskan
fld field.
| Isn't it queer, when country be-
comes civilized, there have to be po'
lice and soldiers. For an example
look at Alaska.
lasGovernor Hastings carriage and
spring wagon, passed through this
swn on the way to Bellefonse, las:
gEriday merning.
Eight boys rode from Lewistowr
on bicycles to this town on Monday
morning, arriving here about bali
past eight o'clock.
Alas! the State fish breeders occu
patton is gone, because the Legisla
ture refused to appropriate money te
,,av the officers in charge.
A large torpedo, that when ex
,-,loded, cracks like musket, is car
u-by many bicycle riders to fright
dogs, that come at them on the
.;oad.
The Snyder county papers repor
large Sunday colored camp meetings
.aif dozen colored people conduct
? the meeting. and a thousand OF
Fwhite people as spectators ant
hearers.
Digging for gold where the groune
freezes 10 to 80 feet deep, and where
the sun is not seen in many days II
viuter- and where provisions mus
.S1,r6ught 1000 miles. must b.
ry work.
,e most of the corn fields in thi
of the county are as spotted as
N,rd skin, and it is too late in tn
ION to even think of changing th'
anots. There will be spots withou
corn to the end of the season.
rha Rad Rock United Presbyter