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

Presbyterians will hold festiva, 70,
nome missions on Saturday.
James Anderson, was bannv m
Sunday in having in his family circ, :
Tour grand children.
tultOr Bonsall and Blair Hetricl
represent Juniata county i'm the Demo
day. 'ooiia u
Wilberforce Schweyer, Esq, will ad
uress a nag raising and celebration
meeting on the 4th of July, at Aca
uemia; Other speakers will be presen,
and address the meeting.
Thomas Hollobaugh smiles all over
the advent of IL pound boy baby,
and he hopes the cruel war NAV be
over before he grows old enough tc
be soldier in the army.
President Alton Scholl, of the
TuscarOra Telegraph and Tele
phone Company, has had a tele
phone exchange board placed in
his office, in the second story OF
the Banks drug store. 1t is a
pretty machine.
Port Royal Times :-Messrs. Har
ry Hoover and Walter -Spiese caught
eight scale carp in the Tuscarors
creek above the railroad bridge, the
combined weight of which was thirty
one pounds. They baited theil
hooks with corn
Some evil disposed person threw
a hs.cket full s,f coal ashes into waite,
pipa of the mtn's department in the
Ferd Meyers building ON Bridge
street, thereby entailirg inconven
iehce upon the tenants, ard expense
upon the owner of The property.
Juniata county people, Hon. Louis
E. Atkinson, George L. Kepner,
Hon. VIM. G. Pomeroy, William
Swariz. John G. Her.zler, have been
authorized by Secretary of the
Treasury, Gage, to establish Ma
tional Bauk at Bloomfield Perry
county.
Harry ". Drjps, Of East Cone
maueb, claims 10 he ng the youngest
veteran Of the civil war. He was
born September 4, 1913. Enlisted
.Ma!ca 8, 1862; was mustered out Of
The service JGre IS, 1865. He was
between IL and IA years cid when lie
enlisted.
Ihs HiffliEtoNn school board Sc.
!ecied teachers tor the coming year.
Principal. Prof. O G. Gortner: No.
2, Miss Kethariue Dirp!e; No. 4,
Miss Bertha Cramer No. 5, Miss
Mary A. Laird. No. 3 will net lie
supplied until future meeting of
the Board.
eve have decided to keep you
here, - said Cervera. "You know
a little too much about us now
''Well, so far as that goes re
piled HObson. II venture to say
that You know little more about
us now than you did before the
fun began"
Mss Annie E. Sehweier, aGd sis,
ter, Miss Mary E. Schwvier, repre-
sent the SENTINEL AND REPUBLICAN in
the State Editorial Association ex-
cuIsion, nov at Atlantic Git, aud
Hiss Gertie Jackmap, aud sister,
Louise Jackinan. represent the
Democrat and Register.
a large audience was present in
the Pre shy terian church Oh Sunday
evening to litten to -Hiss Emma
Hayes, lecture.-Subject, japan =
The lecture was interesting, from the
noise of the Japanese wooden shoes,
and their jinrikisha sides, through
ali its phases to the close.
There is a machine now for al
most everything excepting for
thinking and talking. Perhaps if
talking were done by machinery
there would he less mischief. for
then the second sober thought
would hold the machine from talk
ing many things it should not.
Professor GOrtner has leased the
cannery, and will have it running
at the beginning Of the fruit sea
son, and continue its work till the
fruit season closes, paying cash fOI
all products bought for the cannery.
Now YOU know where to find
market for your marketable fruit
and 50 forth.
Upon Investigation, the report is a
mistnke, iaat Il woman who Iparries
M old solder after Ju.y 1st VIII be
entitled 10 p=rsion i! he dies The
report Of such au- enactment arose
from the recommendation OF the
commissioner CT pensions. Tie rec
omnei. dation wes lot Gclcd ca and
TIE !aw is unchanged.
Miss Annie +. Schweier. and
her sister Isabella Schweier. have
returned from Bucknell University.
Miss Annie was a visitor at the
institution of learning where she
spent two terms in the study of
music in 1897. Her sister Isa-
bella, graduated from the Semi
nary on the DIST of this present
month Of June.
The 4th of July next Monday.
Most of the farmers will be merry
that day gathering the golden
wheat, while the other branches OF
trade will be almost at the mid
summer still water rest. With
cOntentment the farmers calling is
the best in the world. Without
contentment, farming, or any other
calling, is misery.