Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1895-10-09
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day.
The Liberty Bell is in Dixie-at
Atlanta.
DR.. Holloway has been ill within
the past week.
Burnt corn is said to be q sure
cure for hog cholera.
China is talking of moving her
Capital further inlsnd.
California pears sold we'll in Lon
don, England, last week.
The summer girl and the summer
peach, alas, they are gone.
Women in New York now ride
astrids of \ horse like a man.
There was enough rain on Tues
day morning to settle the dust.
November IA. will be Pennsylva. =.
mia Day at the Atlanta Exposition.
The speed of the new American
steamer ST. Paul is over % miles an
hour.
Newport business men report coun-
terfeit dollars in circulation in that
town.
Everybody says the. pavement
around the Court House should be
swept.
Ed. A. Sieber purchased the store
Of J. II. Meyer at Sheriff's sale in
Newport last week.
After President Harrison himself,
Robert L. Lincoln, is his second
choice for President.
The Presbyterian parsonage is be-
ing repeintsd, and is having other
improvements added.
Bruisers Corbett and Fi.zimmons
may have to go to Mexico 10 fight for
the prize of $4,000.
Martin Crawford has bought the
Democrat & Register building from
3ir Jackman for $4,000.
Some spiteful person pulled down
the tier of seats on tho base ball
ground last Friday night.
Rev. T. De Witt Talmage hos &C
.cepted call from the First Presby
terian church in Washington, ID G.
Francis Schiatter is the name OF
the New Mexico ''Messiah,' who il
making marvellous cures in Denver
You will need good newspaper
fNr tha Inn.r S,,l,.
scribe for the SENTINEL & REPUBLICAN
Frank Clark bad three sheep kill
ed and one injured by dogs at his
place in Fernanagh township last
week.
What the Judge will do on The
electric light question, is source OF
conjecture with a good mady people
every day.
Mrs. David Weller Of Fermanagh
township, died last Friday of a fever,
aged 81 years. Interment in Union
Cemetery on Sunday.
Governor Hastings has appointed
Professor John Hamilton of State
College, Deputy Secretary of Agricul-
ture at salary of $4,000 year.
The town council has been doing
nothing on the streets. Its atten-
ton seems to he chiefly devoted to
getting the electric light through.
A daughter 8 months old OF
Charles Fssick in Patterson, died
last Saturday. Interment in the
Presbyterian cemetery on Monday.
E. s. -Hanbeck has bought a hall
interest in the Tyrone Flour and
Chop mill, and has within the past
week entered upon the business al
Tyrone.
"Lswistown has $411 of her Cen
tennial funds on hand after paying
all expenses. which sum will be ap
piled to the erection of Soldiers
monument"
Clothing Merchant Harley is now
in Philadelphia, buying stock OF
new clothing. If you don't get to
town before reunion day, call in then
and be satisfied.
The electric light may and may
not shine by the night of the Sol
dIers' rs union, on Thursday, the 18th
INST. If the weather proves itself
ausPicious, many people will be in
town On that day.
While from all parts of the State
from towns that have water works
comes complaint of a short water
supply, and bad water, the Miff1in.
town people rejoice in abundance of
water, pure and clear as crystal.
A daughter aged IA years, 1mc
aud . days of John Evy, living be-
tween Mifflintown and Port Royal
died last Friday. Interment in the
Presbyterian cemetery on Sunday.
"a curfew ordinance is to be adopt
ed in Rockford, ILL.,, for keeping all
children under Is years of age, un
attended by older persons, from the
streets after 8 o'clock. At that houl
bells will ring throughout the city"
Rev. Mr.. Raven has received the
consent of the Presbytery in New
Jersey, with which he has been con
nected to dissolve the relationship be
tween him and the people for whom
he preached, and will, therefore, in
due time become the pastor of West
minister Presbyterian congregation il
this town.