Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1897-07-28

| Miss Agnes Boyer OF Altoona, il
whiting the Misses Diehl on Front
street.
Fresh meat sold at so cents a
pound at last reports in the Alaska
gold mines.
Newspapers are warning their
readers OF the advent of a So silver
certificate counterfeit note.
There is to be partial eclipse OF
the sun between the hours of 8 and
IL O'Clock on the 29th, inst.
Cord wood is worth S25 a cord in
Alaskan gold fields. Sawed boards
are worth $13O thousand feet.
Robert Stone, son of D. D. Stone
OF Washington, D. c., rode from that
city to this place by bicycle iu mum.
Der OF days recently
The Government has issued an or.
der to issue $lO4, ,OO0, 900 Treasury
notes and silver certificates, ones,
twos, ives and tens.
Seven men dressed in blue regaled
the streets with wind instrument mu
SIC or Tuesday, in the rain, taking a
hat collection for pay.
Anything for fame or noteriety
Andree and two companions up in a
balloon on q journey to find the
North Pole. Good, brave, ambitious
msn.
Mrs. w Fl. Manbeck and Mrs e.
len McCrum of Akron, Ohio, drove
te Mexico. one day last week and
spent the time there pleasantly
among friends.
Wife of His Bosom hear
burglars at your cash box.
James.-All RI, n dear, nothing
there-paid your dress-maker's bill
yesterday.-Ally Slopers.
It is claimed that gold in paying
quantities, has been found in rocks
two and half miles from Sunbury,
Northumberland county. Sunbury
is about 40 miles from this place.
Mrs. Mary Ann Cassidy of Coal
port, Clearfield county, is los years
old. She came from Ireland in 1892
She was the mother of 13 boys and 5
girls. 8 are living and 9 are dead.
Mrs Ellen McCrum of Akron. o,
who has been visiting the Misses
Ssllie and Mand Irwin and Mrs. T. V.
Irwin for some time past, left on
Monday for Washington, D. c., this
week
Miss Cara Rothrock aud niece
Miss Gertrude Sieber of Gettysburg
and Miss Ollie Guss and brother
VIII drove to Miffiin county last
Thursday and stayed with friends till
Saturday.
There is new fox, wild cat aud
mink scalp law, which is a guarantee
that b. this time next year, there will
not be as manv foxes running
among the bills OF Middle PenDsyl.
vania as now
If bitten by s1ske in such part
of the person that can be put into a
bucket with buttermilk, the batter
milk it is said will speedily extract
tho poison, provided the bite is not
OF too long standing.
The peaches and apples are small.
owing to the scarcity of moisture
There has not been enough moisture
to fill out the apples and peaches, ex-
cept since Monday. Since then the
rain has been plentiful.
You have n chance to buy a ferm
of 40 acres and peach orchard in
Fermanagh township at public sale
on the 14.h of August, to be sold by
Charles w. Book, administrator of
the estate of Samuel a. Thomas, de-
ceased.
There wero two sick horses IN
town on the 25th inst The one ami
NAL had the collie and the ether had
broken loose and eaten to much oats.
The horses we're owned by baker
Stoeyer and George Diven, and were
beth successfully doctored.
Juniata county people residi ing in
Blair county, held reunion recent.
! ". J Banks Kurtz and Rev. J. H.
Mathers, each made speech, and
.E,ss Maude Drolsbaugh gave a reci-
| tation. The occasion is sold TO have
been a pleasant occasion for all who
| were present.
Mrs KITE L G!asford of Muske
gon county. Michigan, has her fifth
husband. Everyone of her husbands
served in the army against rebellion
She is well preserved woman CT
years old, and if this last veteran
dies, she may live to get another.
She certainly is man charmer.
Jonathan Ryner, carpeptering al
the Academy, fell of the scaffold last
i Saturday and so hurt his left leg,
that it became necessary to place him
on a wagon to take him to his home
a mile north Of town. Jonathan is un.
fortunate with his limbs, having had q
leg broken not many years since.
Some one at Washington, d. c..
last week, sent despatch that Rev
T. Dewitt Talmage is on unsatis'
factory terms with his Washington
church. The Dr. corrected the false
report last Friday by announcing
that the report is not true, and that
his relationship with the congrega'
ton is pleasant and satisfactory
Some evenings sinee Michael Sic.
ber of this place went TO his farm in
Walker township. While walkin z
from the harn 70 the house he was