Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-08-03
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from Homestead.
Mrs Albert Green is visiting
friends in Illinois.
Mrs. Doty wife of Cashier Doty is
at Bedford Springs
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert McMeen are
at Bedford Springs.
The thermometer registered 1O1
in town last Friday.
Judge Lyons Is holding court in
Bloomfield this week.
A refreshing showers of rain fell
here last Sabbath.
The Anti-gption bill before Cong
ress goes over till next session.
A wei Of first rate water has been
bored on Port Royal Fair Ground
Misses Ellie and Minnie Howe are
off to tyrone to visit friends and rela-
tives.
Frank Peterson, of Harrisburg,
visited his mother in this place on
Sunday.
There was large attendance at
the teachers exam mination in town
last week.
Weaving was practiced in China
more than 1000 years before it was
known elsewhere.
California and Idaho are the only
two States in the Union whose mar
riage laws are indenticll,
A man of science in Rome has
demonstrated that tobacco smoke
kills nearly all kinds of germs.
County Treasurer Scholl his wife
and daughter Marion, are off with
Masonic excursion to Colorado
The sun, with the aid of a photo
graphars lens focused on piece of
pine, started a fire in New York.
The Democracy are wheting their
scvthes for the primary harvest on
the 18th of August in this county.
Miss Kate Thomas, of Norristown,
Is visiting her parents in Fermanagh
township, a few miles from town.
Some one says the reason women
cannot laugh heartily as in days of
yore Is owing to the wearing of the
corset.
Ferd Meyers clearing sale Of
clothing gives the purchaser an IN
commonly good chance to secure O
bargain.
Only twelve thousand Of the one
million people in Philadelphia are
off on Summer trips or at the water
ing places.
Campaign buttons and badges
may be obtained az reasonable rates
from Whitehead and Hong's Co,
Newark, \. J.
VIC Thompson died at his home
at Thompson's Lock in Delaware
township, on the 23rd Of July, aged
about II years.
Samuel L. Meminger of Pleasan
View had his left arm broken at the
wrist by fall in the barn caused b,
the hay rope breaking
Private Iams if he can't use tn
second sober thought in the futur
Will likely think of his thumb
twice before he speaks once.
William Henderson conductor 0
the shifting crew had rib broke
on last Saturday by falling agains
the corner of car.
Alexander Bergniman who attemI
ted to murder Frick at Pittsbur
had n number of fellow conspirator
number Of whom have been arrest
ed and imprisoned.
jerome Dillman living near tn
second canal lock north of town ha
a wrist broken by q fall DR.. Darwi
NJ. Crawford set the broken Jim
and the boy is doing we'll
Willie Burchfeld fell off q load {
hay on which he was riding mn
broke an arm, it is the 4th time th0
he has had an arm broken With
the period Of a couple of years.
There were many prostrations b
heat in the cities during the extren
hot weather. The thermometer raj
ged on the 26tb, 9th and 2Sth, 6
98 to 103 degrees according TO loca
ity.
1t was shocking the accounts
suicides andmurders last week. OF
or reading is pleasanter and mo-
profitable. What a pity for the pc
pie who so forget themselves as
indulge in such crimes.
Arrests continue at Homestea
they are chiefly among q class
men who stood by and sHw Il
Pinkerton fight, and instead of di
couraging the shooting encourage
it by talk and by manner.
J. NJ. Kline of Beavertown, 81
der Co, while drilling q well ne
Wagner station, struck stream th
flows out of the top of the dout
hole to the heigth of three feet.
is 4 genuine artesian well.
While the man who shot hims
because an actress whom he Low
refused to return his affection did
very foolish thing, yet in one resp'
he set good example to his fell
cranks-he shot himself and left
woman alone.-Altoona Tribune.
James Sherlock of Walnut |,
valuable horse one of the wa
days last week when the thermor
ter stood at 102 degrees. They b
brought cream to the creamery