Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-08-30

1 - ioPorteU fourth of
crop IN Snyder county, and corn a
Miss Cora Baird of I,ew;s,own
spent last week with Miss Emily
Misses Mary Hertzler and Msrv
uraham OF Port Royal spent Monday
Miss Emma Daugherty of Tbomn-
sontown, spent day with Mrs. Har.
ry Mcclellan. o '-
Times will get better by and bv
alter the election of a Republican
Administration.
Miss Lizzie Wilson of Philadelphia.
is visiting her brother George w.
Wilson in Patterson.
Samuel Fasick Of Philadelphia is
visiting his parents Mr.. and Mrs
Alonsa Fasick in Miflin.
Miss Jennie Marks accompanied bv
her brother William, spent SATURDAY.
among friends in Milroy.
Miss Annie Shellenberger of AL
toona is visiting the family of Fred'k
Espenschade on Third street.
MIR. and Mrs. James Casner of Pat
terson are visiting her sister, Mrs.
John Wissinger in Conemaugh.
Miss Bessie Wright of Port RoyaI,
spent couple of days last We elk with
Miss Bessie Middagh in Patterson.
Miss Myrtle Mauger of Spruce
Hill spent a couple of days last week
with her friend Miss Villa McNitt.
Mrs. Frank Stonecipher, 2 daugh-
ters and son of Delaware visited the
family of Rev. j. r. Henderson last
week.
The eighth annual reunion of the
old toatmen will be held on the 3Ist
of August at Ridgeview Park, Blair
county.
Sure, efficient, easy, Hoods Pills.
They should be in every travellers
grip and every family medicine chest.
25c box.
Mrs. Amelia Turheit and her
granddaughter, Miss Kate Mathers,
are on visit to the Worlds Fair at
Chicago.
Strong nerves, sweet sleep, good
appetlta, healthy digestion and best
of all ruae blood, are given by Hoods
Sarsaparilla.
The people quickly recognize mer-
it, and this Is the season the sale of
Hoods Sarsaparilla is continually in
creasing. Try it.
On Monday the Lower House of
Congress voted for the repeal of the
Sherman Silver Act; 240 for repeal,
110 against repeal.
| Chester Stouffer started for his
home in Phi!a., last Wednesday, af.
ter snerdinr several weeks with rela,
tives in Patterson.
Mss Lizzie B. Howe iustructress
in Prof. Rumbaugh's school Mt Hunt.
ingdn is visiting at the residence of
Mr.. Joseph Rnthrock in town.
The Wavnesboro, Franklin county
Geiser Company, turn out traction
engine with gang of six Il inch
plowT, that can plow 20 acres in day.
Some nights 400 the store of Sam.
uei Schlegle in East Salem was bur.
glariznd, the thieves taking shoes
clothing. handkerchiefs. tobacco and
cigars.
The drought was broken by rain
on THURSDAY morning. If the rain
had come three weeks earlier it would
have made manv thousands more
bushels corn in Juniata.
; Messrs Will Guss, and Nevir
; Auckie of near Patterson and Bert
Robson Of town started for Selins
grove last week where they expect to
, attend school this winter
Miss Bessie Edison of Washington
D. c.. who came with the family Of
banker z. S. Parkker to spend part
of the summer on Mr. Parker's farm
about miles east of town has suf
fcientlv recovered from 8 long illness
of fever to be able to return to Wash
ington to the home of her parents.
A Huntingdon county man drew
ten dollars from n bank, put the
money in his vest pocket. went home
and to work on his farm, getting
warm he hung his vest on the fence
, where the grass -hoppers ate it and
the ten dollar bill full Of holes. He
now thinks the money would have
J been safer in the bank.
"a Harvest Home Festival will be
held at The Locust Run school house
on Saturday evening, September End
1898. Ice cream, cake. bananas, wat
: er-melons, peanuts, &c, will he serv
I cd. Proceeds to 60 toward the cree
ton of the United Brethren Churcl
at that place on the opposite side o
: road from said school house. Com
: one, come all, and help along with
good cause.
About 5 o'clock in the afternoon
$ last Thursday, August "a. a FIR
i broke out in a three story brlc
l. house in South Chicago. A hig
r wind prevailed at the time. Th
wind carried and started fire IN man
- places. and before the flames were e7
: tinguished some 800 houses were d'
. stroyed, 1000 people were homeless
u and a million dollars worth Of prof.
:, erty was destroyed.
Harter of the Middleburg Pos
saws: eff anybody thinks it a sna
d &c or ciN columns of hon