Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1898-09-07


Just keel, your eye on that Republic
can who has a political knife in his
boot leg, or perchance up his sleeve.
Leonard Miller, of Farmer City. Iii
fiois, bought house and lot of Clovd
Dunn, at Van Dyke for 1926.
The advent of new and danperons
counterfeit half dollar is noted by news
papers in adjoining counties.
AIRS Emmons and Miss MAY Lou-
don, nava returned from trip TO
fittsburg and other places.
WASTED.-A girl Is to 30 yeers
oid, to do general house work, in
small family, Apply at this ofiice.
Mason Mussina, of Cowep. Pa. is
Geipipg his brother in-law, Prof. o.
T. dortner, in the cannary business
Iha soldiers returned from Cuba
say tne weather in the northern
states since their return is warm, as
IN Cuba
The Port Royal Fair management
employed foreign band to toot for
them, just as if Juuiata county has
! no bands.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Elder. .Wiss
Mary Laird and Frauk Ssjber and
sister Miss Ella attended :he Gran
gers Picnic.
Mrs. John Thrush and Mrs. Fred
Bishop, both of Washing on. d. c.,
are visiting their parerts, Mr.. and
Mrs. Allison.
For SALE.-A dwelling house and
Store room on Washington street-ad-
dress Joseph Adams, Van Vert, Juni-
alta county, Pa.
Last Saturday, an earthquake
shock frightened the people of San
haso De Cuba so that they ran cut
OF their houses
.drs. Henry Sghoil and daughter.
Miss Msrion, have been spending
two weeks with Mrs. Scholrs parerts
In Bucks county
Nr Reading, Of Illinois, is visiting
Professor Aumsn. Mr.. Reading Gas
a son nlPrIied to daughter Of Pro
fesscr AuDap in IiIinoia.
Mrs; J. l. Mcclure. Of Washing
ton, ID. c., ard Mrs G.. <. Watson,
OF Lewistowr, were callers in town
among friends on Monday.
"Look al him, he's a man smong a
hundred" 81 don't see il" "Yes
dcr', you see. there are u hundred
other men.i in the company
The gold reserve in the United States
Treasury on the End of September WAS
s2lS,3 ,372, contrast that with Presi-
dent Cleveland's administration
The public schools IN Pottslown were
! closed last week on account of the heat
The thermometer stools AT 81 degrees
which is an uncommon heat for Sep
, tember
Miss Louie Mcclellan, Of Lewis
! tow;, who iivss With her sister, Mrs.
Irwin DimDl, visited her parents Mr
and Mrs Captain A1cClel:au, over
Surday.
Browne-"Fd join the chufch if it
wasn't so full 0f hypocrites.r
Towue-"That needn't deter you
There's always reom for one more y
Brooklyn Life.
The Philippine islanders are being
heard from as ARK ously favoring an
nexat O.. Ttey do no. want to be
under any government but that cf
the United Seates
The Philippine Island insurgents
ere foltifyipg their posi- ion, they
say, for the purpose Of resisting the
Spanish in case The United States
re.urps them t5 Spanish rI1ic
The grand jury oalrp!9Isd its worl,
on Monday. Sorpo uf tho iurors
couid Eot get homo tiIat dag ard
they were not pleased that fLsy were
cut OF Of pay fcr the second day.
Misses 8:ei;a ana E:sia H4enig. Of
Lewistowr, FpeDt 6ruday with sheir
cousins tie Misses Schott. Miss
Stella expects TO enter New Ec. gland
Conservatory, Boston, On Thursday.
The soldiers against rebellion are not
the only soldiers. There is later adj
dition. The Spanish humanity war
lion soldiers came ahead of the Mexicau
soldiers.
We acknowledge the receipt Of a
picture of J. NJ. PannebakeT, taken
with his uniform on. carbiue, sword and
pistol, and belt OF cartridges. The pic
ture was taken in camp at Tampa,
Florida
On the SOth day of August last,
5ias \. Shamp died in Harrisburg at
the home of his daughter Mrs Jennie
Fry, aged rs years. \ generation ago
the deceased conducted the NifIintown
foundry.
Robert Nixon, Jr., os Phijadelrhia,
coma 10 DIif1iin on Friday, and Sat
urtlay he and biz wife acd children
started bono, expecting 20 stop oil
short time with NJ. Nixon fatilei IN
Newport.
There is large crop of wheat straw
but not large crop Of wheat. The
light yield Of wheat is owing to the
work of fly, 50 many profess to believe !
the straw was greatly broken, and they
say that was owing to fy.
Springfield, Ohio, Sept. 1 4-Rev.
Jamss Stephenson, Of Jsmes:or,
OHIO, dropped dead from bea,t
trouble in the pulpit this mornipg at
the High Street Methodist Church
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