Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-07-25

tn Mail and passenger tr.ine from
E;s frs east were all behind time Last
Hoover brothers ia the nam. .,
p 1ne new firm Of cipar.mafsrs kern q. =,
Port Royal: makers al
A showf Of rain that eve-vo,.
wa was glad for fell at 3 o,cIoct one on
monday morning. ="
Eugene Tyson of st.e,ton v;s;.
"a ~ ms father Samuel A. Tyson !,
this place recently. -
Twentythree hundred mon.
american soldiers are oo;no th;s
week from Manila to China.
George Shreffier of Fermana.b
.o~nsnlp has been granted an in.
crease of pension from Sc to SO. :
Gr. Samuel c. Meyers ofMimis.
ItoWn. will furnish a 1000 pound
Dell Tor the Lewistown court house.
- They had snow-storm at MAJ
SNAIL Mich, last Friday, when the
thermometer in Pennsylvania was
among the nineties.
A mile and more of fourth track
mas oeen added to the railroad in
the Long NarrOws from Bixler,. in
the direction Of Mifflintown
Every day last week the wealth.
er bureau circulated a cool wave
overhead; to high to cool the ther.
paometer below the nineties
The recent festival held bv the
ladies' Aid Society of the United
evangelical church in Patterson,
resulted in the securement of 500
There will be preaching in the
westminster Pres. Church, Sum-
day morning and evening, July 80
by DR.. VIC. Mccormack of Tioea
Pa.
When General Grant was thrash.
ing slavery out of existence the
democratic party called it inner.
lallsm, aud Grant a monster i'm.
perialist..
MIR. and Mrs. James Irwin O1
Greensburg, were the guests of the
Misses Adams in town on Tuesday,
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin are on a visit
to friendsi in Tuscarora Valley.
Carl Bergy, David L. SNYDER
Geo. L. Mayer, Charles Goodalt
and Lloyd Arbogast, are camped
to fish in Tuscarora creek in the
vicinity of Academia.
Rain is needed to fill out tht
large peach crop in Juniata. The
force of men at the station will re
qgEe re-infOrcements when the
peach crop is ready for shipment.
The dog star RACES and the small
boy continues to bathe despite the
statement that frequent bathing
during the dog star days produce
boils and other eruptive diseases.
Merchant Schott has written t.
his family here that the trip across
the Atlantic was fine. The sea
was as smooth as the Juniata river
and not person aboard got sea
sick. -
w. s. Fasick, A. r. Robson
I. E. Fasick and G. A. Fasick, are
in camp On a fishing excursion al
Denholm at the foot of the long
narrOws between this town and
Lewistown.
President Mckinley will moi
travel to Chicago on Sunday to fill
an appointment at the coming en-.
campment of the Grand Army OF
the Republic. He will go to Chi.
cago on Saturday.
The soldiers are to be called from
Cuba, it being a belief in govern
mont circles that the Cubans are
sufficiently Americanized to gov
ern themselves without the pres
ence of a standing army.
If You were in Pekin, China,
surrounded by a bowling mob seek
ing your life, you'd pray if ever
you pray for the government of the
stars and stripes to come to your
relief and take you home.
Huckle- berry gathering engages
the attention of a number of peo-
pie. The territory that was burnt
over last spring, will be the place
in a year or two for a large crop OF
buckle berries to grow on.
Mrs. w. H. Manbeck and seh
Maxwell and Miss Mary G. Hopes,
J. NJ. Nelson and J. Frank Patter'
son, are Mifflintown people who
enjoyed the sea breeze at Atlantic
City during the warm weather last
week:
The Assignees of the Bloomfield
defunct Perry Co. Bank of Spon
Ter, Junkin & Co., have made thu
final distribution to the creditors
of the bank. The concern gav'
six and quarter cents on the dol
lar.
The oats crop is light. How
couftfft be otherwise in the llgh
of the fact that there has not beel
rain enough since the oats field
we're plOwed to settle the ground
The ground after the oats is Off Cal
easily be turned for wheat land.
lhr. William Wright OF For
Royal, was in town on Monday
He said: II can put my foot on tn
spot where the well was drilled TO
saI+ of tho head of McCullOch'e e mil