Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-09-06
SHORTLOCALS.

Long Island is gathering large,
potato crop.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wilson are
in Philadelphia. Il
One thousand Indians attend
school at Carlisle.
Seven train jumpers were lodg
ed in Jail on Monday afternoon.
Mr.. Henry Berger and wife start
ed to Philadelphia on Saturday.
The time to cut corn fodder is
when the corn and fodder is ma,
tu"e. NJ
VIM. Murray has purchased a
trotting horse. Now clear the
track. 4
Miss Name Musselman of Phfla
delphia, is visiting her relatives
in Juniata.
American public schools have
been opened in Cuba, Porto Rico
and Manila.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Williams are
spending some time with friends in
Harrisburg.
Charles Kepner of Chester is Wis
iting among his relatives here in
Miitlintown.
There was a string of passenger
trains running all day Sunday to
Philadelphia.
The burning of the Motzer barn
in Walker township threw a great
light on the sky. 4
Mr.. Reynolds of Indiana is visit
Ing his sister Mrs. j. A. Elder i'm
Fermanagh township.
Miss Maud Hess of MariettaDis
visiting her uncle and aunt Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Hess.
For snake bite-Apply bruised
thOrOughwert leaves and stems and
drink gill of the juice. +
Clothing merchant Daniel Har-
ley is on business trip to Iowa
and other western states. Il
Mrs. Thomas Mcclellan injured
hand severely, having a needle
run into il and break off.
Rev. n n. Raven filled his pull
pit last Sunday, after a four weeks
vacation in the north west. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. George HOrning
of Fermanagh township are spend
ing the week in Philadelphia.
Supervisor Krick has put an ex-
ira work train on the railroad be
tween Newport and Granville. +
The republican county commit
tee met in town on Saturday to ar
range for the coming campaign.
The sugar trust finds the Sand
wich islands profitable place fol
the cultivation of the sugar cane. j.,
The telephone will he EXTENDED
from this town to Academia by
way of Walnut by next Saturday.
Horses in Oregon and Washing
ton states are selling for $15 n head
which is higher than i'm many year
Miss Berry and Miss Lizzie
Hayes, have accepted positions il
the MiddIetOwn, Connecticut hos
pitai.
Mrs. Margaret Dock and siste
Miss Bess Fisher of McAlisterville
have returned from a visit to YOrl
State.
Many Juniata county people ar
of to Philadelphia this week at
tending the 33rd National encamp
mcnt.
Officer Lapp ran the Jacob:
House several days last week Will,
mine host ArbOgast was out of tOwI
on business.
Miss Lottie Hackenberger, 'ha.
returned to Philadelphia after {
five weeks visit with her parents
in this town.
Miss Lizzie Kearns of Miff1ir
county, spent several days las'
week visiting their aunt Mrs. 10
seph ROthrOck.
Miss Maud Stone of Washington
ID. c., after visiting Miss Fannie
Espen>chade has gone to TuscarOr;
Valley to visit friends.
The MitilintOwn Post 134 lef. or
Monday for the great encampmen1
in Philadelphia. They are quar-
tered at Camp Sexton.
West Chester is making eXten
sive preparations for celebrating
its centennial as borough three
days-OctOber IL, 12and 13, 1899
DIR. Won Grimm of New YOrl
was operating on a child in thu
Post Graduate Hospital. Iht
child bit him and now the doctor
is suffering from blood poisoning.
Admiral Sampson according to :
biOgrapher was not much at pla,
while at school. He gave the mos
of his time to his studies and il
still around the top of the ladder.
If the American civilization il
worth the snap of finger abOv'
the state of civilization in the Phil
llplnine islands that alone make
1t incumbent on tie Americans t,