Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1895-10-09

Edwin Bookmyer and son Of Lam
caster, Pa, are under bail to answer
for pension frauds. They drew q
pension through a negro, who repre-
sented man who died IL years ago.
David Kenepp, who lives in Chioa-
go was home to she his mother and
his brother J. s. Kenepp of Bsale
township. 1t was % years since he
left Juniata for the west, where he
has prespered.
The Adamsburg band when it left
town on Friday morning to go home
from the Odd Fellows semi -Centen
nial, stopped long enough at the east
end OF town to serenade carpet man.
ufactursr Harley.
Miss Ellie Pannebaker is this week
in the city, buying 3 stock OF new
millinery goods. They will he the
latest and handsomsst styled goods
in the market, that she will present
to her patrons to purchase.
F. N. n. Peanell. who had gone
to Meadville with the County Com
missioners, was called home by a
despatch on account of the sudden
and serious illness of his wife Mrs.
Pennell was i'll with asthma, but is
better now.
The Mifflintown High School foot
ball team, played game with the
Port Royal football team at this
place last Thursday. Hundreds OF
people assembled to witness the
game. The Port Royal team waf
white washed on score of IL to O.
The amsnded marriage license Act
which went into effect on the 1st
instant, provides that license may
be secured in one county aud the
parties be married in another county
in the Commonwealth, provided the
party solemnizing the ceremony
transmit a duplicate record to the
other county.
The Republican ticket in the Hunt
ngdon and Mifflin County Judicial
District, will not contain a candidate
for President Judge, the Conferences
having failed to make a nomination
but Mr. Williamson and Mr.. Culbert
son will both be put on the ticket by
nomination papers, and that will
make three cornered fight Two
Republicans and one Democrat.
It is not everyone who under
stands the styles and novelties of ths
millinery art so as to be able to sc
lect a stock to please the tastes O
different people. Miss Ellie Panne
bsker is now east, selecting stock O
new millinery goods that she feel!
will please her many patrons. Cal
mt her business place in Patterson
and see and buy from her fine sslec
ton.
On Odd Fellow semi Centenria
night, thieves entered Professor Au
mans house on 5th street, and stol,
about $40 worth of clothing anC
shoes. They stole hat and coat o
Mr.. Auman: an over-coat of his sol
Bert; a coat of his daughter Virginia
coat of Mrs. Auman, and shoes tina
belonged to a number OF the family
and few pieces of silverwsre. Th
thieves entered by window in tn
kitchen.
Oa Saturday, September %, How
ell Merryman and his nephew, How
ard Davis of Huntingdon county
went to the woods for game. Mer
ryman saw a squirrel and shot it, an'
then fell. Davis ran to him ant
found him unconscious He the'
hasteDed to the nearest residence 70;
help. A DIR. WAS sent for. Merry
man died in about 4 fou:s after tt'
occurrence. His death WAS sttribut
ed to paralysis OF the heart.
Tue material that looks like atom,
coal, that Mr., Albert Groninger ha
dug out OF bank along Tuscaror'
creek, lies close to the waters edge
The water is low now, and littls worl
would secure snough CT it to test it.
burning quality. "The test OF a pud
ding is the eating thereof" and th'
test of the material is the burnin:
thereof. If left till after tbs water
rise, possibly another year will hav'
rolled around before another chanc,
as good as now presents itself
List OF Letters uncalled for, re
naming in tbs Post Office at Patter
son, for the month ending Septem
ber 80, 1895: Miss Camilla Urich
Mrs. G w. Lucas, Miss Maggie Har
ris, Mrs. Lizzie Evans. Mrs. Martin
Bardsly, Mrs. Kate Adair, Miss Id
Howell, S. D. Kennedy, c. ". Hodg
kins. Isaac Barton, Jno. H. McClorg
Michael McMahon, I. Heringslack
julius VBn Natzmer Postal Cards
John II. Long, B. F. Bull, A. Sunne
born, d. A. Long. Willie Cox, Amer
ican Brewing & Distilling Co.
Patterson, Pa, October 3, 1895.
About daylight on the morning @
October End, a newly born infan
girl, was found in a basket in tn
front yvrd of Mrs. Jerom, Thomp
son at Mexico. The babe had no
been washed and was wrapped in a
old skirt and piece of cloth, all @
which was insufficient to protect tn
little waif from the chill of that frost
morning. Mrs. Thompson promptl
notified Rsuben Moist one of the o.
erseers OF the Poor of Walker town
ship, and he as promptly took tn
little thing, that its heartlsss mothe
had abandoned to his home, but tn
tide of life OF the babe was then ebb
ing, and about 6 P. A.. it died. VII
the mother and father is, has nc
been learned.