Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-08-16
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Tor yourself at home. Sent free on
request. Humphreys Medicine Co.,
New York city.
The Kansas corn crop this year is
large.
The drought has shortened the
corn crop.
The Indian school band of Carlisle
will attend the Port r ,ynl fair.
Liquid air is said to be 400 de.
grees colder than the human body.
The days are shortening rapidly.
Only four months to the shortest day.
Miss Nellie Doyle of Baltimore,
Nd, is visiting her home in Paster.
son.
4 The Post of this place will particle
plte in the Philadelphia encampme Mt
IN September.
| w. E. Nankevill's great play "Hu.
man Hearts, at LewistowD, Satur-
day evening, August 10.
| w. L Kepner has bought the
horo ecr~o of l:c All
ford township for $4,000.
! A trust says, the oyster is some-
thing that swallows me and leaves
the shell for the other fellows.
I Thirty democrats want to be com.
missioner of Blair county to take the
place of Mr.. Funk, late deceased.
On account of an assignment to a
through train John A Kaufman has
moved from Patterson to Harrisburg.
The Philadelphia Times is running
an Astrological department. "What
do the stars say! is answered every
day.
| Three county bridges were washed
away and four barns were destroyed
by one storm in York county last
week.
Contractor James HornIng has
built q large stable on the rear end
of DR.. VIM. Banks home property in
town
MIR. Robert Parker has been quite
i'll the past week. His many friends
hope to see him soon in his accus
toned place of business.
Chambersburg Repository, Aug
ust 9:-The hail storm cleared
field of clover for Col Dixon, st.
Thomas, as if mower had gone ov.
er it.
The owners of buckle berry land
on the mountain not far from Altoona,
lave sued number of Altoona peo
pie for trespass ard picking hnckie
erries.
VIM H. Woods of Balm, Perry
county, has returned from the Klon
dyke. He was away three years.
The largest gold nugget he has is
worth SIS.
The revenues of the people for q
period of five hundred years would
rot suffice to pay the bonds and
stocks of the chartered wild cat trusts
and corporations.
A few days ago a Huntingdon
man killed two rabbits, and was
caught under the new game law and
fined 500 and sent to Jail twenty
days. because he did not pay fine.
The democrats count on buying UP
the Quay republicans "with soft soap
and pat you on the back tactics"
The eyes of all are turned on those
who contemplate sell on. in that
way.
Parts of Dauphip, Chester, Beiks,
Lancaster and Northumberland
counties, were visited by dreadful
storms of wind and lightning last
week. A number of barns were des-
troyed by lightning.
Beaver Herald, Aug. 10. - Tie
Gilbert brothers caught 32 eeis in
.Middlecreek in few hours time on
last Friday afternoon. The boys up.
turned stones in the creek and caught
the GELS by gigging them with small
forks
The town and port of Ponce Oh
the island of Porto Rico, WAS destroy
ed by a hurricane. The storm last
ed Z hours One thousand peo-
pie were killed and drowned. The
storm was widespread and other
places suffered as severely as Ponce.
Stocks and bonds of all kinds arc
picntier than blackberries III camp.
meeting time. Here and there a
valuable ono may be found like a
blind hog finding an acorn i'll scorn
time, bnt the most Of them ore fakes,
issued to catch wbomsoever they cap
A battle between 1000 American
troops and 5000 Fllippinos troops
took place at place named Fernan-
do, at 5 clock on the morning of the
9th of August. The insurgents were
driven five miles Eight Americans
were killed. Fernando who're the
battle took place is not far from
Manila
"HUMAN HEARTS" OPENS
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