Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1898-07-27
NE0RT LOCPLS

Rabbits are numerous.
Ellis Stump, of Philadelphia, is visit
ing in this place.
1t costs 81 .46 cents word to send a
despatch TO Manila.
Ed. L. Auker spent few days re-
Gently ut Atlantic City
There was a hop at the Murray house
last wednesday evening.
Miss Martha Fasick is visiting Miss
Lily Ellis in Harrisburg
- Robert Patton, Esq, was in town a
day last week, OF business
Mrs. Sally Derr, of Silton, is visiting
DR.. Harry Derr and sisters.
VIM. Crawford, of Tyrone, sojourned
in this place Il few days recently.
Rev. Mr. Raven, will take vacation
till the lst Sunday in September.
Carl +. Espenschade has been ap-
pointed deputy revenue collector.
Rev. Mr.. Fahs, and family are on a
WV WINS Nst,.ttteIf III
The Indian Mound Harvest Home
will be held on the Goth of August
Miss Harriet Jackma is home from
Pittsburg. OH a few weeks vacation
Merchant r. X Beaver, spent Mon
day afternoon in town on business.
Property fer saie.-For terms.
apply to Mrs DIEKL. Front ST.
The Christian Endeavors of the State
will meet i'm Harrisburg next October.
Retrenchment in railroad shops at
Harrisburg effect 200 men in that town
Miss Bess Thompson, of Sindey,
Ohio, is the guest of Siss Marion Scholl
Chairman Garman is happy, the
gold bug Democrats have fallen into
line.
Leslie Allison came home from Ty-
rome for a few days, on account of sick
ness.
The drought and heat of July 1898
will be remembered in the years to
come.
James Beaver. of Millerstown, snent
several hours on Sunday among friends
in town.
Charles Louder killed Il six and a half
foot snake not far from this place some
days ago.
Great reductions in the prices
OF all Millinery goods AZ Mrs. DiehPs
Front Street.
1t costs $50, to send Spanish officer
from Santiago to SPAN, and $50 to send
private soldier.
Harry Musser is at home from VIII
kesbarre, where he was in the employ
of All electric road.
ThAAltoona Tribune, says. as far rs
heard from, eleven children in Altoona
have been named Dewey.
Mrs. Thomas Mcclellan, Mrs. Dom
ally and two sons joined the Presby-
terian church on Sunday.
Miss Ida Rarick. of Lewistown, and
Ellis Stump, of Philadelphia, ale visit
ikg the latter's parents in town.
Miss Pidge Patton, of Lewisrown,
spent Saturday, Sunday, and Monday
with her relatives in Miffiintown.
David Crawford, son of DIR. DOwG
Crawford, carries an arm in sling, ths
result of break from fall Off fence
The attendance upon the Brethren
meeting i'm Hostetler's woods Il mile
north of McAlisterville, on Sunday wa
large.
Go to Meyers for your clo;hil 6
and furnitnre he viii save you 2;
per cent. Read his Barca;::s in TIL
paper.
Thomas G. Mcclellan. wife and thre
children, of HcVeytown, spent Sunda.
with the family of his uncle, Captain
Mcclellan.
PENNSYLVANIA has 1000 troops il
the field for humanity, and peaceful
government of Cuba, and the conques
of Porto Rico.
On a wire from mountain peak I
mountain peak, Tyrone people will su'
pend flag 100 feet long by go feet wild
i'm the near future.
Humanity for Cuba, Garcia and hi
gang of bushwhackers keep out OF tn
way while the Americans make road
and do the fighting.
Rev Mr.. Diener of Waterloo, was
town OH Monday, and was intereste
in the cause of his friend DIR. Swallo'
for the governOrship.
Ruth Watt, of Tyrone, is visitln
Editor Bonsall's family, and Fdlt
BOnsall is guest of John kirk
family, in Lancaster.
Bertram Howe and sister, Miss Ann
Howe, of Tyrone, have been guests
their grandmother Mrs. Howe, o
Cherry street, for the past week.
The JeffersOnian DemOcracy-tf
gold bugs-met in Philadelphia la
week and endorsed the Bryan silv'
bug candidate jerks, for governor