Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-06-20

De1uctlOuS Will OO Ald1C W lIlOS6 de-
slrfng to advertise by the year, half OF
quarter year.
SH 'PT LOCALS. ~
DR.. Ed. Berry is visiting in this
place.
The growing oats is promising in
its appearance.
Juniata County fair at Port Roy
al. September II to IA.
In another month the days will
have begun to shorten.
Rev. Lemuel Sieber of Getfvs-
burg was in town on Tuesday.
The most copious rain this sum-
mer fell on Tuesday afternoon.
County Treasurer Ehrenzeller
visited the county seat last Friday.
Miss Edna ArbOgast is home on
vacation from music school at Free
burg.
(the fire Company promises an
interesting 4th of July demonstra-
ton
Miss Catherine Logan of Thomp-
sontown is visiting Miss Emily
Murray.
The shoe factory management
are wanting a number of men, boys
and girls.
William Auman is home VISIT
ing his parents after an absence of
twelve years in the west.
The Pennsylvania railroad COM
pany is stringing telephone line
along the Middle Division.
William Boden of Perry county
spent Monday in town with his
brother Prothonotary Boden.
The big republican convention in
Philadelphia will not get through
with it's work before Thursday.
John Howe has retired from the
butchering business. Mr.. Howe
has been in the business some twen-
ty years.
lDewey will not be a candidate
for vice President on the democrat
ic ticket or any other ticket. He
desires first place:
Philadelphia is full of polite
ians this week. They are in at
tendance upon the republican
National convention.
Many Juniata county citizens
are in Philadelphia taking in the
sights incidental to the republican
National convention.
The Mifflin wreck crew was call
ed to Tyrone on Wednesday morn
ing to help clear the track of a
wreck of freight cars.
Mrs. VIM. n. Miles and daugh-
ter Edith are visiting Mrs. Sidney
Lewis at Swathmore near Phila-
delphia Mrs. Miles and Mrs.
Lewis are sisters.
Mrs. Matthew Allison after Wis
iting her parents in Tyrone stop
ped off last Friday with Mrs. Ellen
Allison while on her way to- her
home il Washington, d. c.
There will be preaching in the
Westminster Pres. Church next
Sunday morning and evening,
June 9th, by the Rev. Andrew
Brucklacker of Brooklyn, n. Y.
The Altoona Tribune of the 10Th
inst, mentions, that money sold in
Hollidaysburg at premium of 8
per cent. at the monthly meeting
of the County Capitol Building AS
sOciation.
Rev. A. n. Raven preached in
the Presbyterian church on Sun
day morning and evening and on
Thursday evening will give an IL
lustrated lecture in the Court House
on the subjectof Seattle and Alaska.
Farmers who have clover grass
have been making hay the past
week. The timothy is so far back
with its development that timothy
hay making will be put off till af-
ter wheat harvest on most of the
farms.
DGeorge s. Mclaughlin of Kansas
CITY was in the habit of standing
on street corners and tipping his
hat to every woman who passed by.
He was arrested and taken before
police Judge McAuley and fined
five hundred dollars. He appeal
ed to court for trial.
An old time fitting passed
through town on Tuesday. All
the household belongings were
loaded on big wagon with chick
ems and sheep in boxes and the
house dog tied under the wagon.
If they had tent with them they
would have been at home where
ever they stopped.
Mark Hanna, who came to the
front four years ago as National
republican politician, is no less
conspicuous ut the Philadelphia
convention than he was when Nc
Kinley was first nominated. Ferd |
Meyers was the Mark Hanna for
the democratic county convention
at MifflintOwn on Monday.
Illustrated Lecture on Nome,
the Klondike and the Puget Sound