Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1897-09-15

Professor Gortner rode to Selins
grove on his bicycle last week.
Cioyd Todd of Buffalo, N. Y, il
visiting relatives in Patterson.
J. H. Simons has been quite il
with malaria fever the past week.
Perry county is to have a nine
thousand dollar soldiers monument.
The potatoe crop is a failure il
England as well as the crop of grain
Rev. David Nicely aud wife of Mil
roy, have been visiting ir the county
Miss Ida Cobakar of East End
Pittsburg. is the guest Of Miss Alice
Todd.
DR.. L. Sandoa AMI wife of OHIO
are guests of VIM. F. Snyder and
family.
Mrs. VIM. Gray OF Pnila ielphia, is
the guest of DE- David NJ Crawford {
family.
Miss Anuie McCahan of Spruce
Hill, spent a dav last week with Miss
Margaret Kirk.
Miss Margaret Reynolds of Harris
burg, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Jane:
Hornipg on Fifth street.
When you have news suitable fol-
publication, don't be afraid to Gail il
or send it in for publication.
Miss X. J. Thomas af PHILADELPHIA
is visiting her sister in-law Mrs. Sam
uel A. Thomas in this county.
i-=A large part of the wheat crop il
this county, was sowed between The
9Th and 11th days of September.
Mr.. George Garner aud wife o
Chester county. are visiting theil
daughter Mrs. Henry Schol, and fam
lily.
Miss Lavina Lemon started OF
Mondey for Baltimore. where she
will attend the wedding of her broth
or Leona.
isa6efflfd tosnweier- has resumed he
studies in the senior class IN thu
Seminary of Rucknell University a
Lewisburg.
In the seven public schools o
Chambersburg there are 1471 pupils
enrolled, Nhich is an average of 21(
pupils in each school.
VIM Kaufman of Mifflin county
Prof sor of Science at Buckneil Uu.
ivers;ty, while visiting relatives in
Jun;ata, spent last Thursday in town
Mrs. Elizabeth Magruder was
stricken with paralysis while making
call on her neighbor Mrs. Smith in
Mexico, last Thursday and has beer
critically i'll ever since.
The Wilson farm f,rmerly the
Curren farm at Van Vert, was moi
sold N Saturday. The price offered
for it was $500 The owners did
no. leave it go at that price.
TIE thermo meter registered 95 de
grees 10 the shade last Friday at noon
and there was more than n dozer
clouds bigger than a mans hand ovel
head and still i. did not rain.
Mrs. Charles CruIl after q few
weeks visit to her sister Mrs. John
Hollobaugh, Jr., in this town, return
ed with her two children to her home
in Harrisburg. acc ,mpanied by her
mother Mrs. Elizabeth Kepner.
o. will break great waves of water
into harmless ripples, and new oil is
being experimental with by railroads
10 cnffIa l,ruf tha k,-o. al Il oI1 do ~
track. A great deal of oil will be re.
quired to sprinkle the railroads.
Mrs. Mauger, wife Of Nj. Leonard
Mauger Of Spruce Hill, was stricke1
with apoplexy OH the morning OF the
9Th inst, aud died on the Sth inst
Mr.. AIauger and family have the sym
pathy of their many friends in this
the hour Of their sad bereavement.
Goldl Gold! One sickens over the
, thought Of the dreadful tale of suf
fering that will come from the Klon.
dyke gold region by next june. Ir
three weeks more those who hav,
COTTON in will have to stay without
ever a word from them till next sum
mer.
An Englishman claims to have
geared bicycle to run sixty miles ar
hour with no more exertion on the
part of the rider, than when riding @
common bicycle at the rate of s or 1C
miles an hour. What will be the fate
of the rider who falls off a machine,
running at the rate of go miles an
hour.
On Tuesday, David Huffman while
at the railroad ware. house with q
load of peaches from DR.. L. Banks
peach orchard made narrow escape
from the cars. A shifting engine
backed on the siding and struck the
tongue of the peach wagon throwing
the tongue upward, which had the
effect of pitching David out of the
wagon.
This summer number of deaths
have been reported from the effects of
mosquito bites. It is the belief OF
people who live where the deaths
took place, that the mosquitoes that
did the fatal work had been proding
some poisonous matter before they
thrust their lance into the body Of
such people. who died from their
lance thrust