Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-05-09
SHORT LOCALS.

A heavy frost on Sunday nipped
many buds.
Everyone is asking, is there to
be a shoe factOryi
Rev. Mr. Pickens is in Chicago
on ecclesiastical business.
Miss Edna ArbOgast is attending
music school at Freeburg.
The three frosts of last week did
not hurt the young peach.
Dewey is swinging around the
circle in the western states.
The first real touch of summer
heat came on Tuesday afternoon.
From present indications the
cannery will not be run this year.
When the Juniper tree blooms
and the apple tree blossoms, plant
corn.
The Prohibitionists will hold a
state convention in Pittsburg, Aug
ust s.
Mr.. " ashingtOn Batzeholtzis re-
covering from an attack of bron-
chitis.
The Middle of the Road pOpu-
lists meet this Wednesday at Gin
cinnati.
Herman n. Howe, of Trenton,
N. j., is visiting his parents in
this place.
The Patterson fire company
have had new roof put ON their
engine house. \
The census is to be taken in short
order, beginning June LIST, and
closing June -.
Mrs. Alton Scholl has gone to
visit friends in Philadelphia, Will
Transport and Osceola.
Landlord W. S. Arbogast is on a
sojourn at Freeburg where his
daughter is attending music school.
Guffy, Boss Guffy, is trying to
fuse with certain republicans, well
just keep an eye on that movement.
In Huntingdon all persons under
16 years of age must be off the
streets at nine o'clock in the even
ing
There was a heavy frost last Sat
urday morning and all kinds o.
vegetables that wilt under frost
wilted.
A fourteen year old pupil in tn,
Chester Springs Soldiers Orphans
school set fire to one of the wing
of the school building.
Letters remaining uncalled fOl
in the post office, May 5, 1900
were for Mrs. Jennie SeamOn, w
w. Rhodes, Thomas Auker.
The three heavy frosts of las
week stunted the growth of gras
and wheat. The hay crop will b'
correspOndingly short in stalk.
Five persons we're killed by tn
fall of bridge on Sunday a weel
at the Paris exposition, and nov
they say the show is Hoo-dood.
The Sections house of the Luth
eran congregation was taken dow
last Friday. The building wa
erected by preacher Boyer in 1874
Turkey has stopped the impor
tation of American pork. The.
are afraid that the tempting mea
will make pork eaters of the people
Tramps hunting work are accom-
mOdated at Lock Haven. Whel
they reach the town they are mad
to work five days at breaking ston
for the borough.
Go to J. b. Sweger, Main Street
Mifflin, for full line of watches
clocks and jewelry. Also ge
your eyes tested for Glasses
Prices lower than ever.
William Crawford, managing
editor of the Tribune is again a
his post after long illness at th
home of his father-in-law Mr.. ia
cob Sulouff in Fermanagh town
ship.
Hundreds of counterfeit silve
dollars have been flOated in Al
toona. Tt is believed that tn
counterfeiters have made use Q
Altoona crooks to pass the bogu
coin.
Snow fell in nSusquehanna county
and other counties along the Yor
State line last Friday, and for tina
reason it was no wonder thai o
Saturday morning June 9th fros
anneared in the Juniata Valley.
Dr. Lucian Banks is rapidly N
covering from an attack of pneu
monia. The doctors friends ar
glad he is recovering his health
at one time they had given up e'
er seeing him again in this world
Almost every department of bu'
mess is run by trusts, exceptln
the LAWYERS, the newspaper mer
the preachers and the farmer
They are the four classes OF me :
that business as yet has failed t
get q corner on.
The United States Treasurer hs
inst found out that there Is fo1
hundred million dollars less gol
in circulation in the country tina
was known. He is trying to lear
what has become of it. Wnetn'