Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1895-08-07
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Carlisle.
Noah Sulouff is home from Phil.
ipsburg-
Gold bearing rock has been found
at Rough and Ready. Schulkill Co.
Rev. r. u. Campbell will preach
for the Presbyterians next Sabbath.
Mr.. and Mrs Jackson of Altoons
visited Miss Caroline Layer recently
Chester Stcuffsr Of Philadelphia is
paying Blair Cramer's family visit
Kesp off the grass Coxey is talked
of as candidate for Governor in
Ohio.
The picnic at Pannebaker's Island
was attended by many people on Sat
urday.
Every day is a bargain day fol
clothing at the store Of Hollobaugf
& Son.
There is talk of moving Dickin
son Law school from Carlisle to
Scranton.
Executor J. B. NJ. Todd advertises
one of ths Leonard farms near Oak
land for sale.
Corn fields ere spotted this year
They have spots in which the stalks
are small and poor.
Selinsgrove has been visited by q
ghost or some other invisible being
that rings door bells.
Rev. Mr.. Gsrroway preached fol
the Presby terian church on Sa abbatl
morning and evening.
Bishop Howe of the Pennsylvanis
Episcopal Central Diocese, died al
Bristol on the 31st of July.
II there is anything that one il
ashamed to tell in public, it is best
not to mention it anywhere.
The Farmers Home Picnic Asso
citation will bold picnic at Browns
Mills en- the 10th of August.
The water from Shade mountain
last Friday and Saturday morning
was warmer than the atmosphere.
A bicycle rider has the right of I
road as horseman and wagon has
but he has not the right of side
walks Or foot ways.
Fl. P. Reynolds Of Paradise Fur
mace, Huntingdon county, has mar
that he values at 81 500, because sh'
can trot a mile in 2.154.
The cid 'Bucktails' will hold thei
re union in Lock Haven On Septem
ber 4th and 5th. Out of the origi
nal regiment of LOGO men only 20(
survive
An agent of the Singer Sewing
machine company was sent to Jail IL
Huntingdon last week in default o.
bail on charge of embezzling 81,
200 of TIE Company's funds.
The Huntingdon Journal says
Lebeus Bigelow, night watchman at
Greenwood furnace, fell dead, or
Monday night about l O'Clock, from
the stool on which he was sitting"
"Tramps arrested in the towns OF
Bradford county are at once put te
work and made to earn what it cost.
to maintain them under the vagrani
laws There is no condition RS ''rast
for tramps in that county"
The Bloomfield Democrat Of July
3lat says:-Judge J. L. Barton and
wife and their daughter, Mrs. Okescr
and child of Juniata county are
guests at the Academy. The Judge
is i'll.
Patterson, N. J. husband is III
agony. He bought bicycle ano
taught his wife to ride it. On Non
day evening she shocked him in ap
pearing in the streets on the bicycle
in hloomer dress.
On Saturday, August II, the In
dian Mound Harvest Home will be
held. Train over the T. V. r. r
will leave Port Royal at 8 o'clock ir
the morning. In the evening trair
will leave Pleasant View Station fol
Port Royal at o'clock.
Bicycle riders are cautioned not tt
ride over snakes that they find in the
road. The snake is likely to become
entangled in the wheel, and befor,
they are COTTON rid of bite the rider
The snakes in the giddy whirl, be
come so exasperated that they bi
right and left.
The Religious Garb Law tina
Governor hastings put through il
enough to turn every religious lovin:
man against giving the control o
tho great Republican party organiza
tion into the hands of his henchmal
Gilkeson. A few deso OTIS like Hast
ings and Gilkeson at the head of al
fairs will wreck everything that the
have their hands on.
A Harvest Home under the auf
pices of the Presbyterian church @
McAlisterville, will be held Angus
"a, half mile south of McAlister
vile in the Lost Creek grove. Th
McAlisterville band will furnish ez
cellent music for the occasion. A
excellent table of refreshments wi
be served for the benefit Of the church
All the churches, Sabbath School
and the public generally are invits'
to attend.