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

h;,,: !! Is estimated that there are s;x
bon%s In dollars trust stock and
Thursday. - To-morrow TX.
th .s', according to the almanac ia
Theexcavations for the newt
iran iran church and parsonage have
n Kept on the move quite lively.
6;Sar:Is. Mr.. =. E, Berry is home from
biographical history work in states
Ne ueSt OF the Mississippi river. He
he has been west the past fourteen en-
months. ''0"f'een
National Women's Republi
can Association was largely renre.
sented In attendance upon the re-
publican national convention in
Philadelphia. "
Harry s. Griffith and wife and
,wo children are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. y. b. HOrning. Mrs. Horn
ing is an aunt of Mr.. Griffith
IN Monday morning Mr.. Griffith
fe't for Philadelphia to take in the
slgnts OF the Republican National
convention. He represents the
Morrow County Ohio Sentinel
You can count on the Republi-
can party for ballot reform, The
democratic party and the republi-
can party treat their rascals very
Inherently. The democratic party
say nothing about their rascals.
The republican party drop their
rascals or send them to prison as
was the case of the PHILADELPHIA
election ballot box suffers.
William S. Taylor, who was
elected republican Governor of
Kentucky and cheated out of the
place through the forms of law,
mas been living in Indiana, because
ne is fearful of assassination. The
Aentucky democratic officials issu
ed requisitiOn papers and present
ed them to the governor of Indiana
for the arrest of Taylor to return
him to Kentucky on a charge of
completely in the murder of Goebel.
Muddy Run Union Sunday
School will hold festival at Mud
dy Run school house in Milford
township about mile west of Pat
terson on Saturday evening, June
%. AS a place to spend an even
ing pleasantly Muddy Run is I'M
surpassed, handsome school room,
suitable grounds, the best refresh
ments and pretty girls to attend
the tables. Everybody invited.
Come and bring your wives, chill
dren and sweet hearts.
Senator Allen J. Greer of Lake
City, Mimi, delegate to the Re-
publican National Convention at
Philadelphia, stopped off at the
National House and was the guest
of his aunt Mrs. James Murray
from Saturday until Monday morn
ing. Since leaving his native
county of Mifflin thirty-five years
ago Senator Greer has served as
State superintendent of Public
Schools of Minnesota, several years
in the Legislature and at present is
a member of the State Senate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mcclellan
and their daughter Mrs. Svenson
gave a reception on Tuesday even
ing in honor Of A. N. Raven, Phi.
d. and wife, who expect soon to
leave for their new home in Seattle.
A large company of the friends of
the minister and his wife and the
host and hostess were present.
Regrets were expressed that Mr..
SvensOn was unavOidably prevent
ed from attending the reception.
Elegant refreshments were served.
The company returned to their
homes about IL O'Clock in the ev-
ening.
"My country tits of thee
SWCCt Iabu -
-Hurrah, Hurrah! The FOurth
of July is coming. The day is to
be celebrated at MifflintOwn. The
demonstration is to- be under the
management of the MifflintOwn
Hose Company No. No. 1. All the
lodges in the county have been in
vited to participate in the demon
stratiOn. Fire companies outside
of the county have been invited
and are expected to attend There
will be a parade in the afternoon
after which there will be pig race
in the court house yard; a tub race
in the river; slippery pole climb
ing for a purse in thepublic square
and a cake walk in the evening
with fire works and balloon ascen-
sion.
The wheat crop of Kansas is esti-
mated at seventy five million BUSH