Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1897-10-13

Bergy.
James Mathers has returned from
q bicycle trip to Lancaster and Phila-
delphia.
The preachers are advising their
church members not to travel on
Sunday.
Huntingdon Presbytery does not
like the Sunday excursions to Get
tysburg.
George Replogls of Waterside,
Bedford county, died on his 10th
birthday.
The Perry Co. Odd Fellows will
hold a celebration at Newport next
Saturday.
Mems heavy and light sack suits,
all wool, hundreds to select from
fat Meyers.
Miss Juniata Fink of Philadelphia
is visiting her kin-folks, the family of
Mr.. John Bergy.
TIE sheriff of Huntingdon des
troyed 81 fish dams that had been
built in the river.
Charles Chubb rode from South
Bend, Mich, to this place by bicycle,
arriving last week.
Mrs. John Alden Knight and Mrs
Jennie Parker of Lswistown were in
| this place last week.
It is feared that the next budgetof
news from the Klondyke will be of
an unpleasant nature.
DR.. Fred Espenschade has gone
to Allegheny CITY to practice his pro-
fession, that of Dentistry.
IT the weather proves propitious,
many people expect to come to town
next Friday-re.union day.
Miss Annie E. Schweier is in Al.
taona in attendance upon the wed
ding of Miss Jeanette Swoyer.
Moses Yoder of Mifflin county,
raised a turnip this year that weighs
nine and three quarter pounds.
Miss Stringer of Indiana, lie visit
ing her kin folks, the family of Mr..
Washington North in Patterson.
The cloudy weather here on Mon
day, was caused by great wide
spread storm in New Foundland.
John Henderson and Miss Annie
Keller of LewistowD, spent Sunday
with Misses Jennie and Ellie Aucker.
Mckinley in Office only months
and the times are better, which has
started the erring brethren on the
run.
Many Lancaster farmers carry shot
guns when they travel at night as
protection agains. tramp highway
men.
Starvation among people of India,
has been the means of the introduc
ton of American corn among that
people.
Where there is prosperity there is
misery. For example. Sunbury which
prosperous town has 2lS persons
in Jail.
The canreiy business and fixtures
have been sold to citizen of Altoona
for 81, 200. The place will be con-
verted into planning mill.
There is talk of converting the
ware house at the canal at the south
west corner of the town into a dis
til.ery.
The Dem ,cratic party Will be with
out policy if the times continue to
get better, and if gold continues to
be found.
The October interest on Traction
bonds diI'nt materialize. The men
who own the bonds feel as if they
had been badly takon in.
Emery .NcCahan who resides near
this town made a good walk on Sun
day across the Seven mountains from
Potter's Bauk to Lewistown.
Isaac Puffenberger a former clti-
zen of Juniata county died at his
home in Miffin county, recently on
his 66th birth day. of dropsy.
The Juniata Editorial Association
report a pleasant time on their pill
grimage to Southern Pines last week.
There were fifty-eight in the party.
The Camden, N. J, Epworth
League, declared last week against
Sunday bicycle riding, except it is ex-
press!y for the purpose of going to
church.
Mrs. McMeep, wife of James Nc
Meen, deceased, has undergone a
surgical operation for cancer on her
breast. Her many friends hope for
her speedy recovery Of health.
4---AazzEf1 A.zzEf1 P. Calhoun has bought a
house aud lot-from DR.. Holman in
Patterson. The property is the west
end of the property that John Gun
ningham, late deceased, owned and
occupied.
! A Maine man of so recovereda YER
dict of seventeen hundred dollars
against woman of 80 for breach of
promise, but the women in that com
munity made it SO hot for him that
he was glad to fee from the place.
There is nothing gained by riotous
striking. It entails more misery on
those of the strikers and their fami.
lies, who save no money for "rainy
days" than it entails good on those
who do save of their means, when
they are making money.