Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1897-10-27

Fine felt dress sailors 4Scts, at
Mrs. lexis millinery. 3t.
Ladies, for stylish up.to date Fall
and Winter Millinery, visit Mrs. lexis.
Her prices are the lowest. Selection
best. 3t.
ssI see the late Mr.. Pullman cut off
two of his sons without a penny"
sYes; it appears that they insisted
on life even more luxurious than
their fathers car"
Charles A. Dana, editor of the New
York Sun, died on the 18th inst, ag-
ed 70 years He was an able writer
aud capable business man. There
are taffy editors and vinegar editors
Mr.. Dana belonged to the latter.
Wild turkeys have been plenty in
III parts of central Pennsylvania,
which is proven by the report in
newspapers of the shooting of the
palatable fowl in every county in the
central highland districts of the COM
monwealth
Rabbit shooting may be INDUCED
in after the 1st of November. Pity
poor rabbit, but then if the rabbits
were not disp .sed of they would be
SO numerous in few hundred years,
that there would be no room for any
other living thing on this earth.
Four aged men of Reading, Pa,
whose age ranges from Sc to SO
years, have signed compact to at
tend each others funerals in a bar
rouche, leading the procession. When
the funeral of the last man takes
place, drum corps is to furnish mu-
sic.
The Wayne County Nebraska Re
publican of October 20 says:-Farm.
ers report corn .as yielding all the
way from 20 to As bushels per acre
and they generally do not believe the
yield for the county will average
mnch, l. any over 25 bushel to the
acre.
During the sacred concert service
in the Metho list church on Sunday
evening the announcement was made
that call wood train railroad men il
the congregation should Immediately
report at the railroad to help clear {
wreck that had taken place on ths
road"
The Mexico Spy ana Waterford
Advocate, has been transferred tc
Millerstowa and there issued under
the name OF "The Millerstown Journ
al" 1t is hoped that Mr.. Smith the
proprietor may find that copgenia
and profitable place in which to pitci
his journalistic tent.
The Lutheran congregation held
meeting on Saturday to consider the
question of building a new church
The vote stood II for a new church.
% against a new church. A large
number of the congregation did not
vote. A committee was appointed tc
further consider the question.
An electric light company in the
town OF Hamilton. 0 10, hiss petition.
ed the court for the appointment d
receiver, alleging thst the towi
through the Encouragement of thc
town council is 10 a state Of insoly
sncy; is in a bankrupt condition and
cannot pay its bills and debts.
SeIinsgrove Tribune, October %
Our town teamster I. B Romig OF
Wednesday last, natied l06 bushels
of wheat on one load with his two
mules from the canal to Schnure't
mill. This we consider @ big load fol
two head, and we doubt wheth
er there is another team in these dig
gins that could do it.
More rain on Monday which il
scarcely worth mentioning, for it il
an observation that everyone ha
ma 10, nd yet it is worthy of tn
closest observation for upon such 90
ssrvations aud records made far an(
wide by tho press weather ca!cula
tiors are made and Information j
cent from one part of the country t
another
.Mother-"Nov, Willy, you told nj
faIsahood. Do you know wha
happens to little boys who tell false
hoods?"
Willy (sheepishly)-"Nc"
Iother-"Why big black MAJ
with only ons eye in the centre of hi
forehead comes along and flies witt
him up to the moon and makes hin
pick sticks for the balance cf his life
Now, you will never tell a falsehoot
again, will you? 1t is awful wickedl
Puck,
On Sunday morning shortly aftel
day light passenger train at plac'
about 2 miles from Garrison, Y orl
State, ran down an embankmept int,
the Hudson river. The engine rant
firemen cannot tell what happened
! They were drowned. It Is believet
The wall of the road along the rive
gave way. II was an awful plunge
L nc SApEtSS Sitt, TIE SlEChSl, ti-t ttt,,
CAY and three of the six sleepers wen
over. Thirty people that were killed
or drowned were COTTON out of tn
wrecked and submerged cars.
Lewistown Gazette, October 2lst
Our community was shocked OF
Tuesday evening, when the now
reached this place, announcing th'
death Of Joseph Nj. Flem;ng, an eit
sud highly respected citizen, VII;
died quite suddenly at his home il
East Nenno at 5 80 O'Clock Of paral
ysis of the heart. The deceased wa,
engaged in feeding threshipg ma
chine, when some one saw him fall
but he was powerless ard before I
physician could be summoned the vi