Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1895-09-18
SHGRTIOCHLS.

Thsre are several cases Of typhoid
few in Walker township.
The State Fair opens at Lancaster
nsxt Monday. September 2Srd.
Huntingdon wants the Nat,ona
Guard Eocampment next summer.
The first frost came in on time. OF
the morning Of the 18th, presen,
month.
DR.. L. E. Atkinson has some very
6ne peaches in his orchard on his
farm ct Mt. Pleasant.
Those four pictures for IS cents al
Hess are creating quite an excite
meat in the twin towns at present
The Clearfeld county veteran As
sociation want to be joined to the
Juniata Valley Veteran Association.
Joseph Scatford, colored man and
Annie Silks OF near Donally's Mills,
Perry county, were recently married.
Esponschade's peach orchard on
the ridge north of town, is
turning out nice lot of first rate
peaches.
John Vi. Garman, Esq, formerly
of J1niata, was Chairman Of the
Democratic State Convention at
Willismsport last week. =
John Eagler and John Nsarhood of
near Locust Run, rode on their bi-
cycles to Snyder county last Non
DAY and returned or Tuesday.
The latest styles of hats and cloth.
ing at Hollobaugh's clothing store.
Bargains no: On special days, bat
every day Of the year except Sunday.
Dr. d. j. Beale, D. D., preached
OF Sunday morning and evening for
the Presby terians. The congrega-
ton w3s highly pleased with the
dcctors preaching
If meat is tough, or if you have
any doubt OF it's tenderness, put a
table spoonful of vinegar over it when
pu. Oh to cook: you will find it very
tender when done"
William Banks, ST., is reaping the
reward of his labor at apple growing.
Trees that he planted zine years ago
OF lard on the ridge north east Of
town, have fine apples this year.
"Ths Commissioners of Dauphin
county, have decided to advertise the
n.mes Of all single men and tenants
il the county, who refuse to pay
their poll or school tax for 1896
John Il. Sveger, F.. Louis Bous
un and S. B. Murray on the 18th
inst, rode on their bicycles fror !his
place TO Richfeld and took dinner at
]. r. Van Horns the Monroe
FcUse.
The picnics are about over, the
county fair is over, and the time ol
yea, is about here for the people tc
assemble mors III the churches and
other buildings for public services
to be entertained and instructed by
preachers and lecturers.
4 doctor has discovered the cur
iCus fact, that the skull OF man who
has died from delIrium tremers con-
taine alcohol vapor. A smal! open
ing i'll the skull scon after death,
permits it to escape, when it can be
ignited, and burns with light BLUSH
tiame.-EX.
Comrade Stiles Was tarrsd and
teathered at Benton, Columbia Co.,
Pa, several weeks ago. He is a
r,mter of the Philadelphia Grand
Army, md the Philadelphiaps have
offered reward for the arrest and
conviction of the parties who tarred
and feathered him.
J. W. Thompson has had net set
for fish n the Lewistown narrows
for three or four weeks. The twine
Of the net had often been discov-
cred chewed Off when the net was
raised. Several days ago he caught
"A pound swapping turtle that
probably tore the nets the previous
nights. The turtle was sold in this
place 10 Morgan Yeat.er for his res
taurant.
An exchange says:-No man is SO
poor that ho cannot take a newspa-
per, AID 70 man is SO busy that he
i cannot reaG one Or more papers reg
ularly. These are facts that every
one must admit. The income from
one hen will furnish the family with
one good newspaper, and if only one
newspaper is taken it is always ad-
visable that 1T should be the one
printed at home. Set hen and sub
scribe for the SENTINEL AND REpUB-
LyAS.
A married woman in Altoona has
another lover in addition to her hus-
oNno' BY some means the husband
learned that the lovers were writing
letters 10 each other, and of course
1t was but natura! that he should de.
sire to get some of the letters. He
soon captured a letter. 1t was one
hls wife wrote to the lover, and he
raised fuss over it, but was greatly
surprised when suit was brought
oy his wife's lover against hin for
uniawfuliy opening letter address
ed to another person. He is bound
over to answer the charge il the
United States Court.
Mrs. Mary Wilson, wife of John
Wilson, deceased, late of Walker
township, died at the home of her
son David Dasher ir .Nexico, on
FRIDAY, September 18th inst, Of in
hrmity of age, aged s5 years. Mrs.
Wilson's maiden name was Miss Mary