Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1897-08-11


ami day for their picnic in Schweier's
woods near town.
Don't make lemonade in Tin vessels.
The aci6 of the lemon forms a poison
By contact wi.h the tin.
A number of people from this place
attended the Pannebaker Island har
vest home on Saturday.
A dram of smokeless gun-powder
Is said 70 be a good dea, stronger
than the common powder.
Horses by the Thousand roam IN
the uncGltivated portions OF Oregon
OF no use TO their owners.
There were I6 marriage licenses
issued from the Hotlidaysburg court
house during the month of July.
4 rich woman in Paris has four
teen million bottles of champagne in
her wine vaults in the giddiest city
in the world.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerman Parker, Mrs.
Charles Mccoy, and Mary McCoy. Of
L9wistown, spent Monday afternoon
with friends IL town
The Lawistown and L. E. As Of
Mifflintown, played a game OF ball ri
this place last Thursday. Score, 7 to
4 in favor of the L L. AS.
The up.to-dato farmer is pushing
his plowing so as to have the ground
settled as much as possible for seed
ing time, which is not far away.
Peter Stewart who had leg
broken on the pavement on Main
Stree not long since is about again
looking after his laundering interests.
Wm G1shard clerked in the Pan
nebaker hafdwGre store last week in
the place Of Boyd Parker, VINO was
camping ous with other young men
for time.
The Jon;sta Valley Editorial Asso-
citation viii lake { trip 10 Southern
Pines North Carolina, III October 1t
VIII be n nice trip 10 take, and will
consume 9 week
William c Greizinger, Phi. b. Reg
isiFar Of BuCknell University, was ia
the VALLEY Of the Junjata last Thu.s
day, and spent several hours in his
town between trains.
Mr. Theodore Heistand and wife Oh
Lancaster, Pa, stopped off between
trains last Thursday, to see Mr.. Jos
eph Hess and wife Mrs. HeistarG
is sister OF 1Er. Hess.
The Klondyke gold region is favor
ed with four months q summer,
May. June, July, August. In thoee
four months the frost is not al
thawed out Of the ground
Mrs Mary Boiinger, OF .Nillers-
town, Perry county, at! ERabd
daughter Mis- Laura Rice, OF Hum
melstoup, Dauphin county, are visit
ing friends in this place.
Ed ward Wsrner, aged about 81
years, died Of his home IL This pIaca
at 10 3. Ia, on Tuesdav. Of q long
and painful internal illness that baf
fed the disgnosis Of doct
Nor half the people Delong to tie
church Tie lack OF social, spiritua!
and religious harmony ana fellow
ship among church members is det-
rimental to church advaneement
Mrs1 Granville PATTERSON a-l Mics
Rye Pastop, OF Washington. y. G
TL5 Ealve bees visiting for sdnonth
in this STt of OF he stEi.e, 80 s, week
With their niece, sIrs. W SchwaSsr-
Wallace Flag, Of Lock Haven.
aged IS years, was instantly killed OF
Saturday aftarnoon by the wheel OF q
loaded wagon passing over his heai.
His father and brother saw hiln
killed.
Rabbits and Pcrtc16ces are so num-
e~cUe in Eout and SUISSE counties,
Delaware, rs 30 be a nuisance. Wire
scraens are placed around melon
patches to save The melons from the
raids Of rabbits.
Don't fasren q vine clothes line to
your house. It may bring you on
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