Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1897-07-28

Prof. j. Harry Dysinger made a
business trip to Sunbury this week.
The wheat. oats and potato crop
IN England is below the average.
There is talk'of newer aud strong
er engine for the electric light plant
john Hollobaugh and wife went
on trip to Niagara Falls last Thurs
day.
Chief Burgess J. n. Sweger sold
his horse to ex Sheriff Loudon, re
Gently.
Miss Rachel Mcbride of Berwick,
is q g1est at the home of F. M. NJ.
Pennell.
The Pannebaker Island Harvest
Home will be held next Saturday,
August 7.
Peter McNally swan across the
English channel-thirty-f miles
on Saturday.
= George Kearns of Niffiin Co, spent
Sunday with the family of Mr.. Jos
eph Rothrock.
Most of the oats that was sown
early has been cut. The late sown
oats is yet to cut.
Miss Grace Thrush of Lswistown,
spent Saturday and Sunday with
Miss Ellie Howe.
Ira g. Bsvrer, q student at Get
tysburs, is visiting WIN. Bcubaker in
Milford township.
-. Miss Annie Funk of Indiana State
is visiting at JOHN Stoner's in Fer
managh township.
A sniff Of Pennyroyal sends the
festive malarial mosquito off With a
dizziness in its head.
- Mrs. Cook of Harrisburg is visit
ing her mother Mrs. Kepner and
other relatives in town.
zHss1k ; tfs matter in&sxico, Mex
old there on Saturday, was at
4 premium of Is cents.
The Turk says, ''I'll get off the ter
ritory conquered from Greece, but
he is not yet on the move.
II An6ree should return with a
part Of the North pole as an evidence
that be had been there, what then!
- .diss Grace Glover Of Washington'
D. c, is visiting Mrs. VIM. Miles.
Miss Glover is o niecs of Mr.. Miles.
The river has been dirty yellow
color the vast weok, owing to heavy
rains liz the region OF lis head waters
Miss Mary Cunningham of Nebras.
ka. is spending the summer wit h
bliss Beckie Cunningham in Patter-
3 son.
N Last Sunday 20 bicy clists and two
carriage loads of ladies from Lewis
town trok dinner at the Murray
House.
The Capitol building DESTROYED at
Harrisburg last winter was first oc-
cupied in December 1921. 1t cost
$275 600
The Pennsylvania Democracy are
trying to digest the question of en-
dorsing Editor Swallow for State
Treasurer.
Noah Rally, an inmate of the Pts
catawney Poor House, N. j., is 125
years old, and received his End sight
la. week, July 1897.
President Mckinley will visit the
York County, Pa, fair, next October.
The McKinleys lived in York county
during the revolution OF 1776.
President Mckinley says 'let us
change the currency" but he does
not say how or what to change it too.
He leaves that to Commission.
]. Fl. Simons has moved his har-
ness factory into the Meyers dance
p room and now the dancing boys and
girls are ont of dancing place.
People who claim to know. say q
good mauv of the CID and young
bioods OF the town are taken up IN
? the arduous work of watching each
other
Secretary of State Sherman is il
y
of State at Washington, is one Of too
much work for man of Mr.. Sher'
mans age.
Dogs in tha Alaskan gold fields for
transportation purposes, are worth
from one to two hundred dollars each.
A pair of rubber boots sell at $25. A
days work is worth from so to SIS
Seven or eight cases of lynching
have taken place in the south within
the two weeks past for fsndish as
aault of women. All the fiends lynch
ed were negroes, excepting one white
man.
A man was digging an excavation
for house, when an old lazy friend
came that way Helloh! said the new.
arrived. e'What are you doing?" "Tm
~ digging for gold,' said the man at
work." "May 1 help asked the lazy
fellow. yes" was the answer. The
two worked steadily for several hours
and then the lazy one exclaimed. ri
don't see the gold" "Oh," said the
first one, '.if that's what your look
ing for, you'll not see it here, it
comes as pay for the days work"