Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1897-08-04

took trip to Lewistown and back
on Tuesday evening.
"a great deal of happiness for ones
self and friends, is often found in the
simplest way. by keeping ones mouth
shut.
On Thursday at 2.3O p. m, the L.
e. As. of this place will play Lewis
town base ball club on the home
grounds east of Mifflin.
"It is said that the name Klondike
is the Indian name 'tTrondak," mean
ing "plenty of fish" from the fact
that the river is a famous salmon
stream"
The editor OF an exchange in an
nouncing the birth of new baby at
his home says:-"We wouldn't take
$1O. 600 for this one, nor give two
cents for another.
The old Presbyterian church at the
north end of Main street, was not
sold on Saturday. The owners would
not allow it to so at the figures bid
for it, namely six hundred and twen-
ty dollars.
Last Tuesday evening a company
OF both young and old filed the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pennell
IN honor of their guest Miss Rachel
Mcbride, of Berwick. An ENJOYABLE
time was spent by all.
The Stewards of the United Evan
gelical church of Patterson, will hold
an open air festival on the vacant lot
of Maubeck and Nelson opposite the
mill on Friday and Saturday even
ings, Aug, 18th and 14th, 1897.
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Governor Hastings riding in two
horse buggy, unexpectedly arrived in
town about 10 o'clock A. NJ, on Sat-
urday, on his way to Bellefonte. Al
ter a call Oh Colonel Robson, he re-
sumed his way with the expectation
of taking dinner at Lswistown.
s'Sills Hinkle, a son of the million
aire President of the Poughkeepsie
Electric Railroad Company, is heav-
ing coal as stoker in the employ of
the Company at $1.5O a day. He is
a Harvard graduate, and took the
present place voluntarily in order to
learn the business Thoroughly"
BUcKNELL UNIVERSITY, John How.
ard Harris, President; College. with
four courses of study leading to de-
greee; Academy a preparatory school;
Ladies' Institute. refined boarding
school; Music School, for both sexes;
and Art Studio. For catalogue, ad-
dress the Registrar. VIM. c. Gretz-
niger, Lewisburg, Pa. If.
On Saturday the L. E. Atkinson
base ball club of this place, went by
carriages to Ickesburg, Perry county,
and played a game with the club of
that place. 1t was an interesting
game which resulted in a victory for
the L. e. A. team. Score to 8.
The Mifflin boys claim the best OF
treatment by 4hs 1ckesburg people.
The Annual harvest Home Picnic
will be held Saturday Aug. 7tb, next
on the Presbyterian church grounds
rsouth of McA1istarvihe: Speaking ir
expected. Band and string music
Base ball clubs from Middleburg,
Mif1intowB, and McAlisterville will
play adjoining the grove. Refresh.
ments to be had on Che grounds.
| List of letters remaining in the
post Office at Patterson. Pa, uncalled
for a! the close of business on Sat
urday evening, July 81. 1897. Miss
Carolyn Matbere, Mrs. Minnie Long
Mrs. !. ". Cleveland. F. Harrison,
Il. ". Leavergood, james Gaffeny
Emil Schwac, Mariadtonia Raguana
Gyores Polyera, Michele Angles For
case.
Pitisburg Commercial.-Nrs. o;
Reily.-Say, Nrs. O'Rorick, you were
not to the O'Reily ball last night.
Mrs. O'Rorick. and I was
Mt. Mrs. O'Reily didn't invite me
but niver mind, I'm going to give {
ball and n;ver an ORiley shall come
uear. I'll show them how to even uE
on the ball business, and she took 1
sniff at he:' smelling bottle.
Someone writing on the banana
says:-It is said that a good banana
when baked in its skin twenty min
utes until it is soft and bursts opeI
makes a full meal Three bananas
weighing one pound, are equal il
nourishmeut to twenty.six pounds o
bread baked Bananas should neve,
be eaten raw. They are full of ami
NAL germs and of tape worm. BakeC
bananas are the ideal food for ner
vous people and brain workers. Leal
persons who eat baked bananas gail
|, flesh.
James Henry, colored bachelor
1O4 years of age, has No l melon
patch, at Knoxville. Tennessee. Mis-!
Emily Boynton, colored, aged g
years, captivated the old bachelo
aud his thrifty melon patch, and per
sonal charms captivated Emily ant
on last Friday, July 80, they determ
ined to join hands in matrimo1y. A
= preacher was called in and they were
, married, which verifiesLthe old say
ing ''that there never was a goose s.
gray, but that some honest gande
t came that way and took her for hi
, mate"