Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-07-18
SH DRT LOCALS.

Mrs. Daniel Pannebaker isvisit-
ing in Ebensburg.
Thomas & Co., are head quart
ers for green groceries.
Thermometers in town on Mon
day ranged at "a to 100 degrees.
Miss Edna Arbogast has return
ed to the Freeburg music school.
For pair of first class fine or
coarse shoes 60 to Thomas & Co.'S
store.
Charles Kearns of Mif1in Co..
was among friends in town on Sat
urday.
Clarence Sloan of Buffalo, N. Y,
is the guest of Mr.. T. j. Middah's
family. 4
Mr.. Enoch Shellenberger Will
open store in place Of residence at
Mt. Pleasant. 4
Boyd Parker spent several days
of last week at Philadelphia and
Atlantic City.
Darwin Deem, Harrisburg ticket
agent, was among old friends in
town last week.
Snyder county peach growers
estimate their crop this year at
100000 bushels.
Mr.. Joseph Dowing and wife of
Philadelphia are visiting Mr..
Thomas Mcclellan. 4
Miss Minnie Stouffer of Cedar
Springs is visiting her aunt Mrs.
Slagle at Bloomsbury 4
Miss Ida Cellars of Mifflin was a
recent guest of her friend Miss
Bertha Etka of Mt. Pleasant.
Miss Maude Robson of Academ-
ia, has been the guest of Miss Ella
BOden for the past several weeks.
Altoona Tribune:-W. H. 1hom-
son and r. V. Massay of Miffiin
were visitors in the city Saturday.
Mrs. J. c. Barton of Patterson,
accompanied by her two children,
is visiting friends and relatives at
Reeds Gap.
Rev. II. II. Stiles says the AL
toona Tribune took 80 pounds of
honey from a bee hive in the par
sonage yard.
A number one ripper-the DEM
Ocratic platform. 1t looks as if it
was especially made tOrip the dem
ocratic party.
County ProhibitiOnists will meet
in the Court House in MifflintOwn
on July 81, 1900, to nominate a
County ticket.
Mr.. and Mrs d. G. Deem of HaE
risburg, visited at the home of J.
S. HOllObaugh on Washington av-
enue, East End on Tuesday.
Mrs. Cloyd ellison had a stroke
on Monday morning at the home of
her father Mr.. Clark in TuscarOra
valley where she had gone to visit.
E. Leslie Allison of the Fourth
street National Bank, Phila., is
spending a few days at home re-
cuperating from an attack of ma
laria.
1t is source of regret to learn
that the interests ofthe people who
moved from Juniata to North Da-
kOta, are suffering from the effects
of a drought.
Mr.. Amos Stouffer of Mifflin and
Mr. John and Miss Mary Stouffer
of Fermanagh township, were re-
cent visitors of the formers sister
Mrs BashOre at Van Dyke.
Harry S. Laird has been ap-
pointed Supervisor of the Lewis
town division, P. r R., to fill the
vacancy caused by the death of
former Supervisor r. 81. Myers.
Citizens of Turbett township,
claim that they have a greater
drought than MifflintOwn and vi
cinity. They have had fewer
showers than Mifflintown and vi
cinity.
The bones of an Indian were dug
from a water-p pipe ditch in Mark
ct street, Lewisburg. The bones
of the red-skin were put in a win
dow in a drug store of that town
as an advertisement.
The Thermometer at 100 degrees
and the added reflection from the
stones was too much for the masons
at work on the foundation walls OF
the Lutheran church on Tuesday
afternoon. They were compelled
to quit work. II
There is acomplaint from Mil
ford township that some unknown
parties are breaking into spring
houses and out ut-houses and grain
houses and stealing thesefrQp such
things as suits the occasion and ths
wants of the thieves.
Which would be the right thine
to do. Withdraw everything and
every American from China and
have no further to do with them OF
ioin with European nations and
helm to restore law and ordel
throughout the kingdom.
The American, the Russian, tht
British, the French and the Jap
anese, are fighting for the reguial
Chinese government against TN