Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-09-06

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ton in another column. aina
Miss Belle Derr and brother Wo,
lace visited Harrisburg last week.
Thursday of this week is Penn svl-
wanna Day at the Worlds Fair at C5i
cago. oil ~ oh'-
Aoram Moist will attend the sol.
qlers encampment at IndianapoIis
Indiana. 'oii''
mrs. Miles of Carlisle is VISITING
her son VIM. Miles and family in
this town. Al
II, hev; M: L.. Drumm and the Presid-
6!der held meeting on Saturday Of
Pine Grove. '
Mr. Joseph Rothrock attended tbe
Iranger's picnic last week at vii.
liams Grove.
Cholera, famine and starvation ara
taking the lives of many people and
cattle in China.
Mrs. Sarah r. BARLEY visited her
daughter Mrs. Kaufman in Harris.
burg last week.
Martin Grove died in the Jersey
City hospital of cholera last Wednes-
day August 3rd.
Rev, Joseph Kelly and wife of
blmr county visited T. V. Irwin and
family last week.
Sheriff Walls, DR.. Quigg and Geo.
Conn all of Tuscnrora Valley were in
town on Friday morning.
Miss Emma Robson accompanief
by Miss Maude Burchfeld, visited
Williams Grove picnic last week.
Joseph Book residing near this
town went to Miffiin county on Sat
urday to attend Brethren meeting
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Manbeck and
son Maxwell and Miss Cora Clifford
OF Altoona spent Tuesday in Harris
burg.
The south gets 80 of the So Con
gressional Committee Chairman in
the National Government at Wash
ington.
Mr.. Samuel Keller and wife of Co.
colamus visited their son Jeremiah
kellar, Esq. and wife several days
last week.
Mrs. Captain Mcclellan accompan-
led by Miss Lizzie Burchfeld visited
Irwin Dimm's fancy store in Lewis
town last week.
The funeral of John Robinson,
barber, took place from his late home
in Patterson at p. NJ, last Thurs
day, August 81
The country would like the Senate
and Congress to vote one way or an
other on the silver and gold ques-
ton, and go home.
The pension reduction continues,
and within the past week a number
of Juniata citizens have been depriv-
ed of their pensions.
The Hollidavsburg Register says:
! w. L Woodcock, ESQ, on Saturday
landed two bass. 13 and Il inches, at
one ihrow, in the ,Iuniata.
The 2Gth of August is the day that
Juuiata and Snyder county people,
living in and around Elkhart, State
of Indiana take for picnicing.
The only letter remaining uncall
ed for in the STif1lintown post office
for the week ending September 2nd,
/ 1898, is for Miss Nellie Newman.
Mrs. Leash of Kansas SAYS, the
men all the time want to teach us
how to die. If they would only
teach us how to live properly We
cold die without any trouble.
1.-the formal opening of the Kisho
quiIlas Valley railroad in Mif1ljn Co.
took place on last Wednesday, Aug
ust 81. The railroad was built chief
| " by the farmers of the valley.
gMr. Arnold Varnes and wife o
Elst Salem celebrated the 18th ami
p, versarv Of their marriage on the 26t'
L Of August. Their children and grano
children, 3G all told, were present.
r The Republican State Platform
4 proposes to increase the issue of mon
ev to average $40 for every person il
y the United States. The average nov
, is said to be S25 a head or person.
When hornets build hear tin
, ground it is said the SHOWS will no
. be deep the coming winter. Horn
ct nests are numerous this year, ans
are neither high or low in location.
The Ladies Aid Society of tn
Grace Evangelical church of Mexico
will hold n festival at that place oI
: Sat. evening, September 16. Musi
Will be furnished by the Mexico band
Sam Jones thanks God that h
t never belonged TO the Republica
n gang, and the Republicans than
God that they have no such dirty
|, slum using language preachers among
:. them.
More than six hundred peopl
? who lived along the Georgia and Cal
n olina coast lost their lives by drown
70 ing and by the falling of houses i
al the late great storm. 1t was side
sweep of the same storm that levele
the corn in this valley s days ago.
= The low price of cotton has alarm
rs ed farmers of South Carolina The
1t are worse off than the grain farmer
for the grain farmers have enough
live on, but the cotton farmer cal
er not eat his products. They are p'
e. titioning the governor to call I'll
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