Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-08-01

Miss Emma Robson is visiting in
Milroy.
Orpha Gushard is visiting relatives
in Harrisburg
Miss Martha Fasick visited in Hsr-
risburg, recently.
Mrs. Allison has been Ill with fe-
YER the past week.
Mrs. B L. Shuman is Ill at her
home near Mexico.
DR.. Holloway and wife arc home
from q trip to Ohio.
The cannery whistle has again be-
come familiar sound.
Dallas Ickes of Altoona, spent Sun
day with relatives in town.
Herm Howe of Lewistown, spent
Saturday and Sunday at home.
Harry Strayer of Pullman is home
visiting friends and relatives in Jun
iata.
Mrs. Harry McClelland and daugh-
ter Mary, are visiting in Thompson.
town.
Hatchings by incubator is an in
dustry hundreds of years old in
China.
Mrs. G.. L. Hover has returned
from a visit to friends in Dauphin
county.
Miss Fannie Espenschade spent
last Saturday with friends in McAlis-
terville.
Wallace Fasick is slowly recover
ing from an attack of Inflammation of
the bowles.
Mrs. Caleb North of Washington.
D. c.. is visiting Hon. James North
and family.
Mrs. Benjamin Wagner and Mrs.
Kit of Altoona, spent part of last
week in Altoona.
Mrs. Capt Mcclellan and Mrs.
B. Frank Burchiield, recently visited
in McAlisterville.
John Reno of Mitflin county spent
last Friday in town and on his farm
about mile and half from town.
In India vaccination or inoccula-
ton for cholera is in practice, and Is
said to prevent the spread of the dis
ease.
Cloyd P. Pannebaker editor OF the
Coalport Standard, accompanied by
Mrs. Pannebaker is visiting in this
place.
A pure white rooster is carried on
a coffin at funeral in China, and is
sacrificed at the grave. The Chinese
are great fowl eaters.
The water force was weak last Fri
day in consequence of some repairs
that were then being made at the
dam in Macedonia Gap.
Cards are out for the marriage of
George Z. Heinbach and Mamie j.
Hassenplug Miller, at the home of
Mr. and Mrs Cyrus Elliott at Burn
ham.
Lizzie Richardson of Philadelphia,
one of the fresh air children that So
iourned last summer a number of
weeks with Mrs. Scuoll is again here
with Mrs. Scholl.
jacob Will says O sun-fower s feet
tall: is not tell; that he has one that
is 10 feet siy inches tall in his home
lot. Such a sun flower stalk would
delight Oscar Wilde.
Simon Redskin foreign Russian
smashed lot of windows in George
NJ. Pullman's house in Chicago, last
Wednesday, and Of course landed in
prison. Redskin is an anarchist.
Mr.. George Smith, one of NIifflin,
towns aged citizens walked IA miles
on the 25th Of July to the mountain
across the river from Mexico, thence
to the home Of his son in Delaware
to ownship.
"On Saturday N. A. Feese's barn
near Beavertown, Snyder county, was
struck by lightning and burned to the
ground. The stock and valuable I'm
plements were removed. Barn in
sured at $3.50, grain $3.50"
Leslie Albright, of Liverpool town
ship, has been arrested on oath oi
Samuel W. johnson, of said town
ship, ''for willfully and maliciously
using vile words, taunts and insults
toward complainant and his wife,
Bloomfield Advocate.
The session Of Westminster Pres
byterian church, having granted the
pastor leave of absence for two Sab
baths, this church will be closed fol
the LIST and End Sabbaths in August
Due notice will be given of the ser
vices for August 10Th.
Two young men from Christiana
Lancaster county, came to town OF
their wheels about 5 o'clock last Fri
day evening, having that day ridder
from Hummelstown, Dauphin Co
They crossed the Susquehanna rivel
at Clarks Ferry. Their destination
was Ebensburg, Cambria county.
List of Letters unca!led for re
manning in the Post Office at Mifflin
town, Pa, for the week ending, Jul,
%, 1894. Persons calling for letter
in this list will please say they ar
advertised. One cent will be charg
ed for each letter advertised: Jak
Alison, Allen Copenhaver, G. "
Nangle, MIR. S. Winters, Jacob Leis
ter. Cards: Jacob Harrison.
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