Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1897-06-16
SHORTLOCALS.

SHORT LOCALS.
The tariff debate is on in Congress
The plum crop promises to be
Hay making has been commenced
in clover.
DR.. Atkinson's residence has been
repaintsd.
Miss Grace Loudon is visiting in
Philadelphia.
The prospects for large corn crop
are not good.
Newspapers report great deal of
corn replanted.
The growing oats pressnts prom
ls;ng appearance.
Miss Lottie Hackenberger is visit.
ing friends in Philadelphia.
Heavy thunder aroused people from
s,elr sleep on Friday night.
lin eys work of excavation for the Ac-
who'y buildings are we'll on.
At A, !. Atkinson has returned from
comes 20 friends in the west.
shos, IRE seems to be lull in the
on and Turkish question.
CnSS worms have almost ruined
corn IL Seids in Lshigh county.
A hepmber of people attended the
snow It Lewistowr. yesterday.
Iss fest picnic of the season was
hesd last Friday at Rhom's dam.
Starck Mills seamless bags for sale
at Pannebaker's hardware store.
Jacob Etka & Son Burt, are doing
the plastering at the Court House.
: TIE thermometer stood at S6 de-
-ees in the shade on Tuesday noon
of the State will hold
a reunion at Mount Alto Park, July
20.
1t was children's day in the even
& in the Methodist church on Sun
, y.
N&The vote at the Republican Prim-
ary on Saturday, was not near a full
vote.
William J. Bryan has announced
his intention Of making trip around
the world.
Blue Flame Oh Stoves at various
prices for sale at the Panpebaker
hardware store.
Door screens and window screens
>-eA all descriptions for sale at Panne.
sser's hardware
Tao. average price for anthracite
coal at the mines in 1896, was S1.51
ton. G cd coal.
Fly nets, summer lap robes, whips,
and all kinds of hardware at McClin-
ssrdwesss store
The flies coming and the Leg.
is,stnre is yessss Harrisburg hunting
for something to tax.
An Allentown poultry dealer was
sent to four years in Jail for stealing
one hundred chickens.
1t was children's day in the Pres
byterian church on Sunday afternoon.
Six babies were baptized.
A company of young people indul-
ged in fishing in Licking Greek, at
RLome's dam last Friday.
Bryan is swinging around the cir
<3o of the States, feeling the pulse of
4e e Democracy for denomination.
NM Larner aud family have come
ron Washington to their farm, four
miles east of town to spend the sum-
mer.
The wheat in Tus .arora Valley this
year, IS promising. Last year the
wheat crop in the fertile valley was
poor.
A great deal of timothy hay in
bales has been shipped from Lost
Creek valley within the past four
weeks.
Since Westley Hsller's encounter
with the great snake on Tuscarora
mountain, he has not worked on the
mountain.
Tom Lowery caught pound
carp from the Juniata river in the
narrows north west of this place not
long since
It is amusing to see the gossips
of the town standing about watching
people so they may have something
to talk about.
Miss Jean Trimbell after pro
otracted stay in Pittsburg in a ladies
sale-room, is home to visit her mother
and other friends.
Rev. A. N. Raven and Rev. MIR
Laurie of Bellefonte, will exchange
pulpits next Sunday. Mr.. Raven will
ariye to Be!lefonte over the old pike
CThe State Bar Associat,on-law-
yers-will meet in two days conven-
ton at Cresson on the Both of June
About $50 members are expected to
be present.
The Lewisburg Jail doors are in
need of new locks; recently thee
thieves picked all the locks between
their cell door and the outside door
and escaped.
A mosquito four inches long has
been found in Mifflin county, but
this in not up to the Thompsoutown
snake for size. What prod that
x,oaouifo vould Civa q man