Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-06-07
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nc broken IN the straw
Another heavy rain fell on Mop
d.r afternoon about o'clock. II
Miss Rebecca Doyle of Danvile, is
visiting her parents in Patterson.
Mrs W. ]. Meloy of Altoona, is
,;sitinr her daughter Mrs. c. w.
Meloy.
Il is said there are roofs of cy-
rress shingles in the south rs to 100
yesrs old.
John North has built an annex to
the rear side of his dwelling house
on Third street
HH. Ciosson ard daughter Mabel
ofLeyistown, spent few hours in
town last week,
Miss Matte and Annie Fowles Of
Dapyile visited their sister Mrs. Ira
Cramer last week.
Mrs. E. z. McMeen and Mrs. W.
n NcNitt visited Brooks Neely at
Marble, IA, iasI week.
Trizy pet dog belonging to Clar-
4uea HAYES Was killed on the rail
road on Friday morning
kilograms from Manila report
heavy sighting last week. The Fill
ipipo were defeated every time.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. II. Kantx of
Harrisburg, visited the family of
SQUIRE George ". Wilson, recently.
TIE MeIieans produce 10000 to
10000 tons of sugar a year, which Is
entirely consumad by the inhabitants
Of Mexico.
II all County Superintendent
Gortner's tomato stalks grow tona.
toes be viii have tons to turn into
the esnnery.
Several hundred yesrs ago in cheap
times Spain made her island con
quests pay. Now. she is glad to get
rid Of them.
The letters uncalled for in the Milf
hintown post Office at the close of
business, June 8, were for o. r.
Mair, G. o Walton.
The Exposition buildings in Phil
adelphia. are being constructed by a
large number of men, and the worn
is progressing rapidly.
John Wagner who has been in
railroad service number of years at
Pulaski, is home visiting his BROTH
ers Beniaman and William.
An ice cream and strawberry 'fes
tivl! will be held in the Presbyterian
church at Academia on Thursday
night The pubic are invited.
Mr. Berger has a patch of pota-
toes in the Gortuer lot in the East
end that is worth looking at. The
ground is worked up high against
the stalks. II
The Lutheran parsonage in Logs
vile. Perry county, was struck by
Ightnisq or the evening of the Both
ult. One corner of the house was
badly damaged.
Tae Pattersoa School Board organ
izsd on The evening OF the 5th inst
". J. Zeiders was elected President;
A. R. Maloy, Secretary; Ezra G.
Doty. Treasurer.
Johnstown Cambria county has iu-
creased its population at the rate of
1890 people every year since the
flood Of 1888 It bag 10000 Of a
population now.
Hiss Aura Banks, daughter of
John Banks, Esq, Of Indiana, Pa, IS
visiting the family of Or "m.
Banks and the family of J. H. Neely,
Esq and other relatives.
The Miffiintown School Board or
ganized ON the evening of the 5th
inst. Charles W. Mayer was elected
President; B F. Burch6eld, Secre-
tary; I. v Irwio, Treasurer.
If the Fllipinos are as determined
to resist the white mans way of iv
ing as are the American Indians de-
termined, then, indeed, have the
United States a long war before
them 4
Rev. Mr.. Campbell of Port Royal
n taking greatly needed rest, spent
Sunday evening preaching hour in
the pulpit of the Presbyterian church
In this town, listening to sermon
by Rev. Mr.. Raven.
Misses Margery Patterson and
betty Mayer attended the high school
commencement last Thursday in
LewIstown, and remaining in Lewis
town till Saturday as the guests OF
Miss Mary Grace Russell.
Philadelphians are turning their
attention TO Pike county for supply
OF pure water The talk is that they
VIII buy 10000 acres of mountain
'and that has an abundonce of pure
water with which to supply the city
A child nurse in New York stole q
child with which it was intrusted
the nurse said that she WAS persuaG
cd by man to steal the child. They
expected to get reward for return
ing the child. They'll get to prison
Last Thursday night while Walter
Mains show was giving an exhibi
non at place called Mammoth
"estmoreland county. A tier o
seats broke and dropped 300 people
10 the ground. Singular to relat'
the men on the seats all escaped in
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