Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1897-05-05

a., ~Osn0E CoIumn the en0CtS
on the stemache of the taking of a
seidlltz powder ss revealed by X|
Rays.
A soaking rain set in on Saturday
evening. which continued over Sun.
day 1t was a great benefit to veg.
citation.
The rain of Saturday night and
Sunday forenoon, raised the river,
but not to the heigth of "spring
freshet."
Harry Freyberger was convicted
aud sentenced in the Lancaster court
to lO years imprisonment for stealins
40 turkeys
The 18th of Nav is to be observed
as holiday on account of the unveil
ing OF the Washington monument in
Philadelphia.
Recently, B. NJ Greider, a prom.
inent citizen of Mt. Joy, Lancaster
county, dropped dead while fixing
grave in Mt. Joy cemetery.
The peach crop of New York and
Delaware, that were pronounced
dead few weeks ago, are now de-
clared to be alive and promising.
It is said of the average Boston
people that they get only two baths
in their life. The midwife gives
them one and the undertaken the
other.
"Juniata Conference, Synod of Cen
trail Pennsylvania, Lutheran church,
will convene at New Bloomfield on
May 10 and continue its sessions on
the 18th"
Mitch Varnes is ahead. He plant
ed corn last Friday, April 80, and
half of Saturday, May 1st. He is the
early bird that will catch good corn
crop next autumn.
The six nations have determined
not to interfere with Greece and
Turkey, but will let them fight it out
What sight - both Greece and
Turkey are bankrupt.
There seems to be lull in the
carp fish stories. The presumption
is the big carp have been caught and
tho small ones are SO numerous that
an attractive story cannot be found
ed on them.
The Turkish army thss far has had
about its own way in defeating the
Greeks. The Greeks seem to be con-
duct1ns their war from the stand
point: THAT he who runs away may
live to fight another day"
For Osborne Farm Implements,
Buckeye Corn Workers, grain drills,
pumps, water pipes and fittings,
call on F. W. Noble, Mifflintown,
Pa. A full line on hand for your in j..
spection. 3t.
The letters unca'lad for in the
Mifflintown post office on the 4th
inst, we're for Fl. i. King, Esq. L..
Frost, Paul D. Messmer. When ask
ing for these lsttsrs say they are ad-
vertised.
In trial in Court at Hollidoys-
burg on Monday, the startling testi-
mopy was produced that number of
railroad train men running between
Altoona and Pittsburg, have wives in
both cities.
Prices Talk at Mrs. Ickes', Psttsr-
SOD, Pa. Stylish Trimmed Sailors
lSc; finest mohair, java and panamas
proportionately low; trimmed dress
bats CSC, upward. Largest assors-
M mt in the county. st.
cat least there is one thing that
can be said in favor of the Turks
they sre highly religious people,"
ooh, anyone can see that from the
way they fight indianapolis Jour
pal.
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is columns. IT,.
The most destructive fire since
1S45, broke out about midnight on
Monday morning in T. G. Jenkin' s
grocery store in Pittsburg. A num-
Der of large buildings in the vicinity
with their contents were destroyed.
Reported loss two million dollars.
A statician remarks,-It has been
found that the aversge professional
life of trained nurse is only 10
years. In that time che must save
up enough for her support in case OF
illness. to which she is peculiarly
susceptible, owing to the nature OF
her work. ~
John Pannebaker 10 Patterson,
was out on Saturday evening under
an umbrella that belonged to his
} grandfather. The umbrella is more
than 100 years old. 1t has a spring
in the apex, and its ribs of whale
bone are more than az inch in cir
conference.
David A. Long prosperous farm
er of Bloomfield township, Bedford
county, committed the awful act OF
suicide by hanging himself in his
sheep stable on Sunday about noon
He lost thousand dollars by al en-
dorsement and that worried him til
he lost bis balance of mind.
: List of letters remaining in the
Post Office at Pattersor, Pa, uncail
ed for at the close of business on