Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-08-02


Aquinalio. q Filipino. that does
not want to be Americanized.
The Thermometer ran along among
the SOS the greater part Of last week.
The sale of wild west horses took
place last Thursday on the North
farm.
The Indian Mound harvest home
will be held Saturday. August 19,
1899.
Joseph Hughes and daughter of
Lewistown spent last Friday in
town.
Miss Lottie Hackenberger of Phil
adelphia is visiting her parents at
East Point.
D. B. McCulloch of Port Royal has
gone to join the Juniata colony in
North Dakota.
An earth quake and the vomit of a
volcano took the life of two hundred
people in Honolulu.
The preachers are giving Bob In
gersoll "hail Columbia" or some.
thing not quite SO soothing.
The new possession of Hawaii has
climate and soil adapted to the prof
table raising of coffee and sugar.
Young women are taking to the
fashion of their great grand.mothers
of wearing night-caps to keep their
hair in place at night.
A Snyder county man bad peach
orchard that contained 1000 bushels
of fruit. A hail storm came and
knocked off every peach.
The coming fuel is electricity and
when the new fuel is fairly introduce
ed the days of coal mining will have
been numbered with the past.
The body of Robert G. Ingersoll
was cremated in York State crema.
tory last Thursday. The coffin was
plain black without ornamentation.
Bryan charges one hundred to two
hundred dollars for speech, if he
has not to travel too far to deliver If
There is that much in the name ol
Bryan.
A. p. Simpson of Mill Greek, Hunt
ingdon county, has a plum orchard
of 21OO trses from which he expects
to shake or pick 1000 bushels of yel
low plums at $1.25 a bushel.
The laundry enterprise from Lew.
istcwn did not materialize. There
are people here who are positive in
the expression of the belief that q
laundry if properly managed will pay.
Whenever business centers and
centers of manufacturing interests
begin to prosper strikes and riots
take place. Can't the average man
stand prosperity or what is the mat
ter.
"a good cure for poison from poi.
son ivy is to dissolve handful Of
quick lime in a pint of cold water.
Bathe the parts often and after a
very few applications they will be
quite WELL"
The oats harvest time does not
come at the same time on all the
farms, Oats har. esting is now tax
ing place on some farms. On other
farms it will not take place for a
week aud more.
The Villa Marie Bank one OF the
oldest concerns in Montreal went NJ
the financial hume last week to the
CONSERVATION of stockholders and
depositors on occouut of the short
comings of the cashier.
WANTED. - Agents for Mifflintowr
and vicinity to sell our teas, coffees
spices and baking powders to con
sumers. Liberal commission paid
Address Grand Union Tea Co. 35 N
3rd street, Harrisburg, Pat.
Jackson Ritzmap, one of the Juni
alta colony that left last spring for the
north west died at his home in Ben
son county, North Dakota, not far
from Church's Ferry. HE ailmen,
was consumption. A wife and ter
children survive him.
Critics of Bob Ingersoll are ex
pressing the regret that he did not
pass The ordeal of a long illness &c
that they might kno what effect {
gradual approach to the portals o
death would have had on his opin
lions.
On the 25th day Of July at st
Cloud, Mimi, James Hassen of Free
port and Agnes Herzog of Mullwood
were seated on porch at the house
of a friend. The lightning strucl
the corner of the house and killed
both. They were engaged to b,
married.
It is only about dozen YEAR
since electricity began 10 be used ir
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