Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1898-06-01
MORT LOCaLH.

3I;ss Neti;e Smyser has gone to
Marietta Lancaster cCuoty.
S. \. Ellis has had new sign
placed in front of his store.
W.r. Hertz.er has been authorized
TO recruit Il company cf volunteers.
e. Leslie Allison of Tyrone spent
Suuda,. Win his parents IN this place.
.Mss }ia Reynolds Of Harrisburg
visited freezes in town oyer Sunday.
Mr. Sweusor, OF Pittsburg, spent
Sunday with AIS family ii tins place.
.Er. L. W. Aucber has moved into
hls Hea house % Washington aven
ue.
Charles Patterson, OF R;cn6ei6,
spent Sunday with his mother in
this tonn.
\ new round house TO accomo-
date 20 locomotives is TO be built
at Huntingdon.
Harry ITueser. has cbtsiaed q sit
u4tiop on the electric railway in the
Wyoming Valley.
As far aS the climate is concern
ed our sGldisrs may as well be in
Cuba as in Florida.
Editor B3rsa'l, staa0ed out snd
Editor Allison, stepped i"to the post
Cn;.> 49,. " J,.ec1or
Dravmsn Rsnniocer is having a
pa1 brick pavem ut laid in front OF
his hucsc ct z tst Point.
Thomas Mcclellan and family
are now living in their new house
al the east end Of town.
York State is 1000 mea short Of
her quota In1er President NcKir
ley's first call fer volunteers.
AIr. John Hol'obaugh, Sr, end
wife, have been 20 Cumberland to vis-
il their daughter Rev Mrs. Fasick.
Miss Marian V. Scholl, has re
turned from a visit to friends III
Schuylkill and Dauphin counties.
The Republican Stsfe convention
ct I7arrisrurg is wrestling with the
question of terminating a governor.
Go 70 Meyers for your clothing
ard frrnitsre he VIII save you 25
pcr cent. Red his Bargains in this
paper
General Naximo Gomez the lead
er OF the Cuban rebel forces is 10
years old, but is brave and active
as ever.
Sir. ard a;ra Ezra parkcr of Waah.
ingjon spent Sunday in town with
.Nr. aud sIrs Wn, Banks. parents Of
Mrs. Parker.
Henry s. Scholl has had the
west end, of his dwelling house re-
weatherboarded and another bay
window inserted.
Ezra Parker and wife came from
W..h:ac!o ,ast Saturday. end Mrs.
Paii;-r <urrrieet h-r husband on
Mnrdav EnorciH@ kv presenting him
with rjce boy .bv.
George Deim was to Philadei-
phia hospital last week and had
cataract removed from his eye.
His sight is greatly Improved.
Lest. strayeG, or stolen, the Gu
ban government that was to he
great help to the United States in
the wor., of driving the SpanlardS
from Cuba.
The Spanish government is try
ing to raise q loan of fifty million
dollars in Europe and secure the
money lenders by pledging the
tobacco crop for payment.
UacieiIne.i letters III the. Patterson
pest flee, May 81 1898. Mr.. John
Giace, Ms. l. j Hugbee, GEORGE
College. Mrs Liza Kennedy, Mr..
Join Kerncdy, NJ. May. Heist,
Mr.. f {. Weifer, Mr. Isaac Wcomer,
Susie !? ST.
Samuel Lands n' liouut Pleasant,
Walker $. asiif, gave his b"rse a
stroke with > whip iast Sunday morn
ing. The bsas' kicked sii hlt hr.
LFTtI;9 in the "tdomer, :rom the
eft c;s OF wbilh he died or Monday
morning at s o'cloos.
II hope this war is over before
the opening of the next foot ball
season
''Why ?'
'Vhat chance will the game
have. with all this killing going on
in other parts of the world ~
Car3f, are cut enrounclEE fhe
marriage # H'r J G. HeadinP, aud
Mss Mary Leho, daughter ii Aiis.
EIizab. ih X. aocrP, in the Lost
Creek iir~sby terjsn church, Means
eIy;lie We dnesdGy evening June 8,
1898, al bajf past seven O'Clock
The Tramp-Yes'm I'm
Maine victim
The Easy Thing-Poor fellow;
here's Il quarter. Were You blown
up on the Maine
The Tramp-No'm. | wuz CIV
en- tree months in Augusta Tor
trampin'.
1t looks as if Captain Hertzlers
company viii get off under the
Presidents new call for q 900 more
syOlunteer. The company 7ow
drills in the cannery building at
this place. There are yet a few
wanted to bring the company up to
tho full auOfa