Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1896-07-01

Mrs Eliza Cameron, vif. d No.h
H.. ,smcron. died at Thompsonfo~n
day. ment ON Satur-
MIR. and Mrs. Harry sarres Of Raj.
samore' Md. were the guests at the
nome OF Dir. Joseph Pennell in P.t
terson. recently. ~
The funeral of Andrew Bos.;no.r
o. Milford township. took place on
Ihursday, June Is. Interment n
Licking Greek Lutheran graveyard
Mrs. Aikens Of Altoona, formerly of
!nls place, is visiting old friends ia
town: She was accompanied thitber
by Miss Belle Martin, who had been
visiting Mss Mary Aikeps.
Auctioneer H. H. Snyder wes over
to Center county to Mirlbime. and
sold carload of horses there last
Saturday, for Anderson & Brothers
OF Iowa. The horses averaged $91.-
The Woman's Temperance Union
held series of meetings in the Pres.
byterian church, during the clesiup
days of last week. The meetings
were ably addressed by women
speakers.
1t IS believed that it will take ten
days or two weeks to rescue the
bodies OF the 100 coal miners, that
are entombed in q coal mine not far
from Pittston, Pa. There is no hone
OF finding the men alive.
The Groninger and Hertzler cigsr
store in Port Il .yal ives robbed lr 1t
Friday night of severel hundred
| ,xes of cigars. The boxes had not
been stamped and government Of
tlcia,s are at work on the case. The
thieves effected on entrance through
the cellar.
Recently man was found in the
railroad yard at Altoona, dead. He
had been killed by the cars. His
body was taken to the morgue. A
woman named Mrs. Heider went to
the morgue, looked at the dead man
and claimed the body ss the body of
hor husband, but before the funeral
took place, her husband turned up
alive.
One day lest week five men at work
on the L.nsville road in Somerset
c,unty took shelter from a shower of
rain under large osk tree by the
road side. A bolt of lightning struck
the tree and a'l the men were more
or les hurt. The clothes and boots
were torn from the body of one man,
but strange to say at last report he
still lived.
The Pennsylvania Chautauqua, lo.
catod at BIT. Gretna, Will open July
8 and clcse August 6. It is one of
the plec ant and instructive places in
Pennsylvania to visit. Lectures and
educational entertainments every day.
The grounds are SO acror in extent
There are some sixty public and pri-
vats cottages, anI large auditorium
capable of seating 1000 persons.
An awful mine dise ster took plsce
about 8 o'clock on Sunday morning
in the nine OF the Newton coal com.
pany at Pittston, LuzeIn county BY
a cave-in and explosion, by which
100 men were shut up in the mine.
The eteatcst distress prevails in that
community among the people over
the disaster Great effol Is are being
put forth to rescue the emf tDmbed
miners.
Woen the g:eenb, ok was issued to
tide the finan e of the country
through rel 3'''on, the Democrats de-
noun cd it as unconstitutional money.
Next The Democrat were for the
grcenba k. next they we're for gold
and Cleveland and only one short
year ago issued god bonds. Next,
that is next week at Chicago they
will be for silver. What next! The
political deluxe in November.
The show that exhibited along TIE
river IN Patterson lest week WAS in
hard luck. A number of their band
music dropped out for verious rea-
c ms aud they were CDmpelled to
make up the loes by .he employment
of Miff1;n WA musicians as volun-
teers for the occasion. One Of the
perioi nlers had his collar bone brok-
en- by fall during tho Saturday ev:
ening pei, .,ol nance and minor suudry
other misfortunes afflicted the con-
csrn while 1t was here.
Mrs. Philip Metler of Rush town.
ship, Northumberland county, had
triplets I:turdsy mo. ming. There
al ivei one girl, followed by two
boys. The three little ones weighed
eighteen pounds aud ere ell doing
well, as is the mother. The rew ar
rivals ere ted quite a sensation and
OF Sunday hundreds of people from
the su, rounding country drcve'to the
Metler mansion +, see the triplet-.
Mrs. Metler had five children previous
to The arrivel of the tIiplets. - Sny
der county Tribune, June 26.
The Shakespeare Reading Club
of Cedar Grove, met last Tuesday
evening at the home OF Daniel Auker,
instead of Wednesday evening, their
usucl evening of M etinr. The club
finished reading their End one OF
Shakc-peare's plays-Love's Labors