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

Some church members denounce
Sunday excursions, Sunday travel
ing and Sunday work Of every kind,
while others seem glad to get posi-
tions where work Is required on Sun.
day and take delight in going on
Sunday excursions.
If those who believe the millenial
dawn is soon to be usbered in, will
take the time to read the statistics
relative to the constant preparation
for war that is going on among ma
tons and thievery and murders that
take place every day throughout the
world they may change their views.
Charles Allen Thompson Of Mexi-
CO, died on Tuesday morning about
8 O'Clock OF apoplexy aged As years.
Mr.. Thompson up to the time he was
first stricken, which was months ago,
was one of the busy enterprising citi.
zens of the community in which he
lived, and when he became an invalid
he was greatly missed. He is sur
vived by a wife and infant daughter.
Mems Overcoats. No end to the
variety:-Waltons, Beavers, Kerseys,
all well made garments for sale
from So to $40.
Boys Suits, the grandest line ever
shown. Our prices 50 to IS.
Children's Suits.-We have any
thing you want. Mothers call to
see them. Our prices for a all-wool
child's suit is 81 and up.
Meyers. the Leading Clothier and
furnisher of House Furnishing
goods. No. lis, Mifflintown, Pa
Some one asks: IF God created
all things where did sin come FROM"
which inquiry is a good deal like the
inquiry made of a colored preacher,
who was eloquently dwelling upon
the creation of Adam, who he declar-
ed had been made out of soft clay,
and stood up against fence to dry,
which was little to much for crit
ical deacon in the congregation. The
deacon arose and said "scuse me par
son, but if Adam was de fust man,
who made dat fence he was stood
against to dry" "Sit down, SIT down"
said the preacher "such questions as
dat is confusion to de present sys-
TEN of theology"
The annual track inspection of the
Pennsylvania Railroad system be-
tween Pittsburg and New York was
made last week, aud division bosses
and supervisors are wondering how
the track indicator located in the in
spection Car registered their respec
tive sections. The greatest transac-
tons in the world, in this age are re.
corded on paper, and so it is with
railroad inspection. The inspection
record is made by a mechanical IL
vention or machine that tests the con.
dition of the track Just as rapidly as
locomotive can draw the inspection
car over the rails. Every inequality
and variation from the standard
grade and level is recorded on paper
that works through the recording
machine, when the train is in motion.
Timothy Shuff, who at one time
was the efficient manager of the ice
plant when it was running at this
place, was killed on Tuesday, at Map
Teton, by train No. Is, which goes by
this place, westward bound at 1882
P. NJ. His business with the railroad
company lately, has been to attend to
water plugs between Altoona and
Vineyard bridge. Last Tuesday there
was something wrong about the water
plug at Mapleton that he WAS repair
ing. 1t is thought that the nCiss Of
running water prevented him from
hearing the approach of the train,
that came upon him with his back
turned towards the train. He was
stopped when struck. He was knock
ed eff the track and killed. He had
many friends in this place.
THE ONLY True Blood Purifier
prominently in the public eye to-
day is Hoods Sarsaparilla. Therefore