Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-05-24

4ners y yet some corn to plant.
The growing wheat in sposs i an..
Vegetation barely escaped frost 6n m
Monday morning.
A fertilizer trust has been formed
on paper issue of "a. .00O. 900.
William wagner's horse came near
dying with distemrer last week.
It is much easier to 60 wrong than
right. The wrong road is 80 broads,
E1- Sheriff Loudon is preparing to
add extensive repairs to his house.
Big reduction in the prices of all
millinery at Mrs. Ickes, Patterson.
Mrs. Peoples of 0reensbuf1 ia
visiting her brother Ezra G. Doty.
Esq.
Harold Raven had an eye severely
nurt by boy hitting him with a
stone
Most people who have died in
Juniata county this year have been
Joseph McCauley and family spent
Sunday at Tyrone with Mrs. McCau.
ley's aunt.
The cool season has kept grass
from growing long and that is lust
that much of the coming hay crop.
Professor Gortner has leased the
Academy grounds, and will plant to.
matoes and other vegetables for the
cannery.
Okeson Cooper died in California
last week. His remains we're BROUGHT
to Port Royal on Saturday last for
interment.
Hon. Charles r. Buckalew died at
his home in Bloomsbury, Pa, on the
morning of the 18th Of May. aged
II years and four months.
Judge Bailey has refused to grant
new trial to Joseph Morrison, who
is now in Lewistown Jail, convicted
OF killing Henry Daugherty.
When you buy new shoes stand on
your feet, By so doing you scarcely
ever make the common mistake in
buying shoes that are too tight.
Three Bellefonte men paid $1.sO
for ten trout that they caught in vio =
lation Of law. How much will 10
trout amount to at $l.eO q piecei
A number of Masons from this
county, are in Altoona, riding the
masonic goat. They indulged in q
grand parade on Tuesday morning.
The Filiplnos war will soon be ov-
er, and by its close the democratic
party will lose the war issue, which
they expected to bring forward for O
campaign issue. q
TIE commencement exercises of
the Mifflintown schools will take
place tomorrow, Thursday evening.
It will be pleasant entertainment
with good music
The letters uncalled for at the
close of busiues ss in the Mifflintown
post Office, May 20, 1899, were for:
Rev. A. B. Herr, Thomas Auker, w.
F. Brown, w. N. Rolin. II
Mrs. Jane NJ. Margritz of Port
ROYAL, has gone to West Chester to
attend the wedding of q relative, and
visit her daughter who is principal
of the high school at Lansdown.
| Dewey has started from Manila, to
come home. The parting salutef
were immense as he steamed away
from the place where he won victory
for the nation and enduring fame fol
himself.
Rev. W. 81. Fabs preached a ser
mon for the public school pupils or
Sunday evening. The schools form
ed in procession at the school house
and from there in procession march
ed to the church.
Peace, peace, shout the European
nations, everyone shout peace. Bu
how is peace to come when the hall
. of the people are crooked in business
labor, state and church affairs. Bu
be for peace anyhow.
An editor in Connecticut is il
trouble, because he has been sued fol
ten thousand dollars for calling (
man a "sorrel topped nincompoop.
His lawyer is consoling him by tell
ing him, I'll see to it that no red
| headed man gets on the jury"
The Commissioners of Schuylkil
county, have a way of announcing al
, candidates for political Office by plac
T ing a large card with every candi
dates name on it in the windows O
the Commissioners Office in the Cour
House. The Commissioners ofhc
8 has become the candidates bureau.
! Schley is on a trip to Nebrask
and people there when they hear o
his coming turn out to greet him
!, The late war developed many heroes
}, but not being within the focal rang
il of the public eye as was Dewey
o Schley and Roosevelt are DEF
tined to bloom unseen and unprais
! ed of by men.
: Last Friday Ferdinand Freimut
was walking on the railroad at Fol
e Montgomery, N. Y. A fast trai
e came. He did not get off the road
The locomotive struck him, pitche
him high. His legs caught in th
r. telegraph wires and held him SUI
; pended in mid air till the Corone
:, had him taken down.