Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1897-05-26

Inc rain on Sunday evening wa. ,
good thing for the corn that %.
planted last week. There is vet corr r
The fight between Turk and
Ireek mas been called to q halt a few
days. and after the halt season Is Nv.
or what then?. Wait and see!
. Mrs. Mcclellan, wife of C,nta;n q
9cCieilan, almost died on Ssturday
nlgnt from lung hemorrhage and Is
yet in critical state of health. '<
20 Clothing of all kinds and styles to
SUIT customers at Harley's. Salts for
clergymen, Dunkers and any other
special styles or cut of clothing.
. Frank Warner and brother Harry
nshed all night in the river recenIly
Il, In the morning they counted 80 cells
Aney were well rewarded for the
nights work.
They are determined to break uu
corner loafing in Carlisle, and on
Saturday ten boys were fined fifty
cents each for loafing on the corners
after they had been warned by the
police"
John e. Jamison, Swales. Pa, late
OF Go. d, 36th Rsgt Of Ps Init. has
been allowed an original pension Ger.
tihcate, dating back to Oct. 21, 1891
through the agency of VIM. Fry
Mexico, Pa.
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At Newport on the night of the
18th of May, man wearing q suit OF
light colored clothes threw a stone
trough j. Fl. Irwin's bed room win
dow. Mrs. Irwin and her daughter
were greatly frightened. The mo.
tive for the dastardly act is not
known.
The Lewistown Gazette of May 90
says:-Report says that the army
worm is destroying clover fields in
our nsighboring county and we learn
that some fields have been stripped
to the ground, which may have a ten.
dency to make hay scarce in the To-
calities in which they are found.
A correspondent of the Lewistown
Gazette says: "Miltou Spigelmoyer
states he saw a ghost last Sunday ev-
euing while going home from prayer.
meeting. He claims that he saw
something come in the road at the
bridge near his home aud it KEEP. in
front of him for short distance
then disappeared.
The promise of large peach crop
is extravagant. ftha June drop does
not thin out the peaches in some o1
the orchards, it may become neces
sary to shake the trees, for to permit
all the fruit they bear to remain
hanging will 50 over tax the bearing
capacity of the trees that evan under
the most favorable conditions peaches
cannot be grown next year.
VIM. H. Rollmap, jeweler in tbi.
town was 50 stricken with appoplex,
last Monday afternoon, that it be
came necessary to take him from his
business place to his hons on Cher
ry street. He lay on lounge wher.
he first placed himself when stricken
The lounge with him on it was ifted
into carriage and in that way b.
was taken to his residence. He wa
conscious and could speak. At thi
writing he is better.
Buy your hunting dogs and hav'
them acquainted before the hunting
season opens I have the followin.
to offer, guaranteed thoroughly brok
ea.on their game and reliable. Fo,
hounds, rabbit hounds, beagles, set
tars and pointers; also some fin:
Newfoundlands, spauiels, collies, 70,
and bull terriers; fancy poultry ant
pigeons; Belgium and German hares
prices low. j. HOWARD TAYLOR.
Ang.27,ly. West Chester. Pa.
A report prevailed at the close O
last week that the railroad compan,
contemplates reducing the divisions
on the main line to two divisions
The number is now three. The ra
port stated that the Harrisburg ant
Altoona head quarters would be con
solidated and located at this place
It was an agreeable report aud if i
should turn out to be true, it would
be an act on the part of the Railroad
Company, that everyone here would
rejoice in.
Clarence Fritz of Patterson, F..
youth of about Is years while at
tempting to get on the Express wag
on going down Bridge street, lost his
hold, fell off onto the street on the
back of his head. He was taken uE
unconscious, carried into the Craw
ford drug store, where attention was
given to him by DR.. Dowd Crawford
He soon revived. LII addition to the
bruise on his head. His left arm waE
bruised from being run over by {
wheel Of the wagon. An hour sfte,
the ,nishap, he was himself again as i
the accident had not taken place.
Newport News, May 3O.-One hun
dred aed two shsd and 16 pound
swapping turtle wsre caught al
WrigLt's fishery. Tuesday night
Shad are selling at prices ranging
from 25 to 40cts. They are all fine
and the fame of the food has spread