Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-07-12

last 80 u. amos Martin spent
70 a number of town bloods bicvo,ed
to Newport on Sunday. '''''a
o,ias Patterson was at home ,os,
ness. '1"ay ousl-
y. 4; Espenschade of Lancaster,
spent the 4th at his home in ~
place. 0ine IN this
d. Banks Kurtz of Walker Twn
mas returned home from attend,pa'
law school. "''enoioS
Miss Martha Jackman has return
Harrisburg. ''N anu
Mr. and Mrs. Cloyd Heck of Al.
!oona' spent last week among friends
IN this place. --'eNAS
Il. ;; Parker of Washington, DC.
spent the 4th with his family in Fer
managh Twp.
LOOK at the Ad. of Mifflin Academv
ls IL viii pay you to send the young
George BARLEY of Pittsburg is Wis
itlng his mother Mrs. Sarah 2 Rort
ley In this place.
D. X, and J. S. Hamilton Of savre
Penna., visited their parents in ibis
place on the 4th inst.
Wheat harvest is a week to ten
days late, like everything else in the
arming line this year.
An Italian on the railroad near
Black Log, on Monday, was struck
by Atlantic and killed.
Rev. A. H. Spangler of Braddock
looked in upon his former parishion.
ers at Port Royal, last Friday.
Miss Annie Spooueybarger Of
Huntingdon is visiting the family of
Mr.. Blair Cramer in Patterson.
John Stambaugh once well known
to Mlttiln'own people, paid a visit to
his friends in this place on Monday.
1t is rumo.ed that Carnegi,s Su.
perintendent Frick has purchased a.
large block of Tuscarora Valley R r
stock.
Mrs. Harry Lipp!oy of Chambers
bnrg and Miss Annie Harting of Har-
risburg visited Miss Minnie Reynolds
last week.
James Mathars, a student of Nil.
lersville State Normal Schools spend
ing the summer vacation at his home
in this town.
Over 1000 people have died Of
cholera have died of cholera in the
southern part of France since the
first part of May.
| It will be pleasant trip up Tusca-
rora Valley OF the railroad t0 Parma
bakers Island Harvest Home on Sat
urday, August 5.
| Professor David Harman came
over from his home in Wyoming Val
/ ley last week to sec his friends in
Lost Creek Valley.
! We tender thanks to Hon. Ttos.
/ J. Stewart for annual report OF the
Secretary of Internal Afftirs for tie
/ year ending June 80, 1898.
Ga the evening of The 65h storm
struck PoDcroy and ether Iowa towns
and killed many psopls and destroy
ed a great deal of property.
The letters uncnlled for in the Mif-
lintown post ofii:e for the week end
ing, July s, are for Miss Dora Long
acr,: Postal card, James Wike.
The iron works Of DuncansvilIe,
B!air county, suspended operation
lass week. -Four hundred men are
thereby thrown out Of employment.
Sensitive people can purchase
Humphreys Specifies by simply asking
the druggist for the needed number
alone, without disclosing or mention
ing the disease.
II r. Kaufman and I. H Mem
minger ware among our first callers,
on the morning after the glorious
4th Mr. Kaufman was on his way
to Philadelphia.
India has demonotizsd silver.
Where, oh where, is the gold to come
from to carry the bonded indebted
ness of the world. Question referred
to the gold bugs.
Plasterer Burke Etka had a nail
run into his left foot while at work
in the Cunningham house in Pstter-
son last Thursday, in consequence OF
which he was off work several days.
Samuel Leach has purchased the
Central Hotel in Patterson from the
Caleb Parker heirs, and will remodel
the hotel. Mr. Leach knows how to
keep hotel for the accommodates
Of travellers and sojouoners-
Last Friday while placing the last
lath on the roof of the Cunningham
dwelling house that was damaged By
fire, George Brindle lost his foot
hold and fell OF, lighting on a pile
of blocks, thereby iDjuring himself
severely. He seemed to bo hurt
most in the left shoulder.
The Cleveland administration has
begun to cut off pensions in this coun,
ty. Within the past week the follow
ing veterans have been notified that
their pension has been suspended
A. II. Fusick, Alex. Meloy, Joseph
lands, Thompson Sterrett, B2Il
McKillips, r. H. Patterson, W. d
BARLEY.
! Howard Klppler, hagman from Al