Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-12-06

eating themselves to make hoxine
the trade Of their life.
In another column read an AZ.
count OF George Washington's ill
ness, death and funeral.
Thirty days hath September,
April. June and November,
All the rest have thirty-one.
Except February with % i'm fine
iii Leap Year gives it twenty-nine.
Delaware hunters have been yio.
iating the game laws of the State
py Killing and shipping larger
Quantities of game than IN allowed
by law. They have been shipping
the game as eggs.
Unclaimed Letters in Patterson,
"a, post Office, Dec. 1: Mrs. Mary
montgomery, Mr.. Fred Drew. r,
Asker HOpple, Chas. Magill, ID. f.
Glpple, Michels Padulla. M. Sig.
nor Salvador Nueen.
Dr. Kings New Life Pills.
The Americans are keepine
AguinaldO on the run. They
scarcely give him time to eat and
sleep. He scarcely goes into camp
TILL the Americans are there and he
has to move out of camp.
The first snow to show ftsel1
came to view on the north side Ol
TuscarOra mountain on Monday
morning, December /. There il
an abundance of time for snow be.
tween this and next March.
Judge Love of BellefOnte sen.
teDeed two Center county boys to
the Huntingdon refOrmatOry for
stealing cattle and Judge Lyons
sent Perry c5unty man to the
penitentiary for the same thing.
Or. Kings New Discovery
The first of December came in
grandly. The morning was fine
enough in appearance and mild
enough in temperature to bring a
smile to faces of sick and dyspep-
tic people, but everyone says,
"mark it December will go out with
a roar"
Bloomfield Times:-Mr. and Mrs.
Isaac Graham disposed of most of
their house hold effects at public
sale last Saturday afternoon, and
it is said, they will reside in the fu-
ture with their daughter Mrs. Sar-
ah StOuffer in Miffiintown :. !: x
samuel Pannebaker of Juniata
county, visited Samuel Lehman's
on Tuesday.
DR.. Kings New Discovery.
The general business of the
United States is better this year
than last year, and the business of
the State of Pennsylvania shares
with the general business prosper
ity. The receipts of the State of
Pennsylvania is over two million
dollars more than last year. The
receipts of the State last year,
to $l3,325, 12O.97. For
the year closing on the 1st of
December, the receipts were *l5,
45S, 1861.
Last Friday morning about o.
clock the body of Homer b. Roth.
was found dead in the Juniata riv-
er at the river bridge a short dis
tance from MapletOn. His body
showed no bruises. He was a
freight train brakeman and it is be-
lieved he was .jOstled off the train
while crossing the bridge He was
aged about 80 years. His body
was prepared for burial at Altoona
and sent to DuncannOn, Perry Co.,
his home for interment.
= DIR. Kings New Discovery.
The new woman as taking part
in mans work is not as new as
many are pleased to believe. In
Japan they follow mems work. A
writer on women in Japan says:
Over 100 japanese women follow
ing the hazardous profession of di-
vers, are found along the coast of
the peninsula. They are divided
into four patches, and their ages
range from Il to 30. They come
almost exclusively from Shima,
Miyeken, noted fishery centre in
Japan. Their earnings are, of
course, not uniform, las they are
paid according to the amount of
their work, which consits in diving
for agar agar seaweed, sea-ear, sea
cucumber, &c.