Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1897-06-23
SHORTLOCFLS.

The longest day of the year has
passed.
Last week proved itself bad hay
weather.
The banks will he closed on Mon.
day. July 5.
Colonel Barch6eld of Altoona was
in town on Monday.
"a pound of sleeps wool produces
one square yard of CLOTH"
A heavy rain set IN on the 18th and
stopped early hay making
|oIasons have begun the wall for the
water companys reservoir.
Starck Mills seamless bags for sale
at Pannebaker's hardware store.
William Gushard says he caught
an eight pound bass in the river.
In the past six months 1856 chill.
dren were born in Centre county.
/Cashier Ezra C. Doty bought the
Licking Creek Doty farm for $S, 900.
Judge Lucian Doty of Greensburg
spent several days of this week in
town.
Frank Sieber sells fine meat, bolog-
ma, &c, from his butcher wagon each
week.
Bicycles at McClintic's hardware
store Call there before buying else
where.
Samuel A. Tyson, Chairman of the
Democratic county committee, has
measles.
- Samuel Sulouff of Patterson caught
% nice "sannies" from the river the
other day.
The only Latin newspaper in the
world, is published by q German at
Agula, Italy.
)Joseph l.. Longacre raised a new
barn on his farm in Milford township
last Saturday.
Blue Flame Oil Stoves at various
prices for sale at the Pannebake,
hardware store.
James Banks and James Robson
of this place were recently appointed
Notary Publics.
Door screens and window screens
of all descriptions for sale at Panne
bakers hardware.
The Pennsylvania Chautauqua al
MI. Gretna Park. Pa, opens July lei
and closes July 80.
Fly na,s, summer lap robes, whips,
and all kinds of hardware at McCHa'
ties hardware store.
Ed. Heck, Latrobe merchant wa.
in town last Saturday, paying hi,
friends flying visit.
snesn LII, it i. reported. is
planning with Japan foc return to
the throne of Hawaii!
Frank Mccoy. so4 of General T. F
Mccoy, graduated from West Poiai
Military Academy last week.
"Say, Pa" said Willie to his faith
Ter, Tho is prena;urely bald; ''youl
hair got ripe quick, didn't it2"
Captain Mcclellan has been dan
gernusly i'll within the past month
with the passage of gall stones.
- Harry Ellis is one of the lucky fish
ermen OF the town, having caught q
90 inch pike last week, from the river
sIrs. Warren Humphrey, died las
Friday night at the homs OF her nus
band short distance north OF this
tawn.
County superintendent Marshall i;
at Bloomsburg as one Of the e1amin
ing beard of the Normal School al
that place.
The big carp that are being caught
In the river astonish both native and
foreigner. The carp likes still water
and a mud bottom.
Pess;mist. - One vino sees al
things for the worst.
Optimist. - One who sees al
things for the best.
The Miff1intown and Lewistowr
base bal! teams. will cross bats oI
the Mifiiintown base ball grounds on
tomorrow, Thursday.
Irwin Baashor, shipped 20 steers
last Thursday. They were beauties
weighing between Is and IA hun
dred pounds, each.
The potatoes in some "patches" are
thin, that is they have come up uuev
enly. In other "patches" the stalks
are set evenly in the rows.
Jesse Beale and wife and J. L
SHeringen of Ohio, were the guest:
of their kin folks Squire Loudon and
family several days last week.
Miss Naylor. aged about II years
daughter of Philip Naylor of Thomp
soltown, died on the 17th inst, from
the effects of stepping on nail OF
the 18th inst.
Mrs. w. II. Manback, Mrs S. II
Scholl, Mrs. A. Weidman and Miss
Marion Scholl, h we returned from {
carriage trip to Middleburg and 9th
er PLACES of interest in Snyder county
British newspapers are writing OF
the subject of the annexation of Ha
waii. They declare that the United
States cannot hold the islands against
the naval power of Japan, if Japan
chooses to interfere.
II was funny to read that the
United States Senate went into Sc
crsi session when President McKin
ley's message transmitting the treaty
%or tho opnavof;ov nf &bo Il,