Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-06-07

Inc Thermometer Registered .
in the shade ON Mondoy.
Lswistown people propose indulo
ng IN a 4th of July celebration.
The Klondyke gold hunter. nj,
shortly make their annual return.
The Altoona Tribune saw. th
Mountain City has 500 worthles
dogs. e.
3. 4. Boden of Academia had q,
OF a flock of sheep killed on his farm
on Sunday night by dogs.
Ralph W. wireback will be hmm.
for the murder of David B. Laudis
President of tho Conestoga Nationa
Bank. The murderer will be hune
In Lancaster, Pa, on the 7th inst
Frank Thomas has taken the plac.
OF Ed. Raymer in the McC Clintic hard
ware store. Raymer having secured .
position in the hardware store Of
which George Bartley is partner II
Pittsburg =
There is apprehension that Ihe
hard rain showers hove knocked the
blossoms off the growing wheat and
stopped the filing of the grain
Wheat growers will not have long to
wait for information on that point
-Four weeks more and wheat harves,
time will be hear, and then they will
Know how the heads are filed.
The Democratic primary is going
to be held on the 18th inst. The
candidates announced for County
treasurer are: w. X. Mclaughlin,
VIM. A. McCahep. John Etka and
Howard Kirk. For Prothenotary,
Albert Hackenberger, S. Blair Het
rick, l. d. Musser, Harry E. Bonsall.
For County Commissioner, H. Cloyd
Horning, James Adams, Robert Long,
d. Z Clark. For County Chairman,
y. b. Gilsop, Geo. B. NJ Wisehaupt.
For County Auditor, E A. Garmap,
William A. Lauthers.
Last Saturday Nellie E. Hurry O!
Camden, N. j. took hemorrhage OF
the nose and lied II hours. Many
doctors we're called, aud oil failed to
stop the bleeding. Her case was
looked upon as a hopeless one. She
lay in the hospital, sll awoiting her
death. One OF the nurses begged
that an old time home remedy be ap-
piled 1t was to llug thu ncstrils
with strips of ham fat. The remedy
was applied and the bleeding stop
ped, but the pa: lent was almost dead
from loss of blood.
Corn planting time is over.
The shad season is about over.
Pienies have Gene early this
year.
Early cherries are coming into
market
Late potato planting GA the 21st
of June.
The census will be taken in a
year from this.
The democratic county commit
tee met on Saturday.
How is the wheat filling! is an
every day question.
The candidate cOmeth and shak-
eth you by the hand.
Clover hay making time from tee
14th to the Dist of June.
1t is said this will be a summer
of storms in Pennsylvania. +
: Miss Margaret Mitchell of Cres-
son is visiting Miss Nellie Musser.
Charles Renningef has resOdded
the, yard at his house at East
Point.
Governor Stone has had the coat
of arms of the State placed on his
carriages.
More than a thousand shad were
caught i'm the Juniata river at New
port this season.
The time of the year has come
when the fish story will be merged
into the snake story.
Grape vines in places in Frank
lin county were injured by the Sc
we're weather of last winter.
The next place for the quarterly
meeting of the JnIiata Valley Ed
itorial Association is in Altoona.
Was Hamlet fat or lean! is a
ouestion that is troubling the
heads of some students of history.
The Edgar Tennis Construction
Company have the contract for the
construction of the LewistOwn and
Reedsville electric railway.
The Filipinos war still goes on.
The rain season has set in, in that
part of the world, and that makes
military operations difficult and
dangerous.
The letters uncalled for in the
Patterson post office at the close OF
the week June ., 1899, were fol
Mr.. Harry Landis, w. Fl. Harris,
John C.. Wilson.
The COalpOrt Standard o. May
1st saws: J. E. HOllObaugh and
wife of MifflintOxn spent las'
Thursday and Friday at the home
! of tbair son Tom in this place.