Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1898-06-29
WORT LOC9i.S.

The rcdingOte is again becoming
fashionable.
The post office has been repape
ed and repainted,
Accidents by fall from cherry
tress are In season.
S.amps my be obtained at the
First National Bank
Miss Annie Groninger is enjoying
av-si5 to Frundom. Oaio.
Miss Emily Murray is visiting
friends in Lewish urg, Pa.
McAlisterville people will enjoy
a 18th of July celebration.
Miss Minnie Patton. of Altoona. is
' si.or ct 5. B. L)udon's.
Miss Emily Murray is visiting her
uncie's family in Lewisburg.
Property for sa'e-Fnr terms,
apply to Mrs. D1EHL, Frout st.
Tbs wheat cop in Perry county is
no IS good as reported, month ago.
Tight pants are again fashion
able, some men never wear tight
pants.
Mrs I. Van Irwin gave a progre5-
sive euchre party last Thursday
evening
Great reductions in the prices
OF ali Millinery goods e. Mrs. Diebl's
Front Street.
Tne B1n1 msde the grand rounds
OF the town last Friday evening play
ing first rats music.
Two cents on every bank check
to help pay the Spanish war debt,
after the 1St of July.
The Democratic state convention
is in session at Altoona, and the air
is full of Democratic fur.
Misses. Lott;e and Bess Hacker
berger spent few days Of the past
week visili1g in Tuscarora Valley.
Miss Jennie Howe, sold her store
to * Sheriff Calhoun, who will con-
thu, the business in the old stand.
The Junista Valley Evangelical
Camp Meeting Association will hold
campmeeting Aug 3, 1898, q. Tusca
rora
GO 10 Meyers for your clothing
and furniture lie Will save you 25
per cent. Read his Bargains in this
paper.
The earth has come to halt in
its Southward swing, and soon will
be fitting northward for cold win
ter weather.
Oa Saturday last the business pro-
perty cf Thomas Newell in Hunting
don, was destroyed by fire. Loss
$4,000, partly insured.
The Safe Deposit Building and
Savings Association, of Reading,
made an assignment last week for
the benefit of creditors.
Miss Minnie Strayer has returned
to her home in Patterson, after q
three months visit at her sisters, Mrs.
Cha8 Stone, IN Washington.
Ms. Lawrence Warner and cbii-
dr. n, OF Harrisburg are visiting
among relatives in this county.
Mr.. Joseph Rothrock's health
is improving He takes a drive
almost every nice day, generally
with a daughter for company.
A heavy shower Of rain stopped
hay making on Saturday afternoon.
It was good for the oats which is net
as promising as one month ago.
"Wbat was the most curious thing
in ths side show?'
THAT there We're so many PEOPLE
curious enough to go in and get
Sold
Mr.. John B. Larner, and family,
of Washington, ID c., nave taken up
their abode in their summer home
in the valley, about miles east of
town
East Waterford people will cele-
brate the 4th of July and raise flag
Addresses will be delivered by Hons
L E Atkinson and J. n. Keller of
Miffiintown
Forty volunteers were recruited,
at and left Huntington, last Satur-
day to fight Spaniards. The whole
population turned out to wish them
Gods speed.
- The letters uncalled for in the
Miffiintown post office for the week
ending June 25, were for Miss Mary
NJ. Sheets, w. G. Haller, VIM. r.
Parker, Mr.. Alice.
Plant valuable vegetables in gar
den, neglect them, and weeds spring
up around them and destroy. So
with the good in society, if neglected
the weeds of society spring up and
destroy the good.
A number of young men from
Perry county, went to Cumberland
county to help harvest there. Cum
berland county harvest comes earlier
than in Perry county. So says the
Bloomfield Times.