Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-10-11

Three frosts in succession did not
bring rain last week.
William LittlsGsld ID visiting his
old time homa in Miflintowu.
Go to NcClintic's for stsel ranges.
Size Of oven 10 inches by Il inches.
Miss Jean Irwin spent q couple of
days with her aunts the Misses Irwin.
Mis Emma ONeill Of Phila., is
the guest of her aunt Mrs. Ellen E.
Allison.
Clothing merchant Harley 10 east
buying stock Of wiuter clothing for
his store
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Shaver
spent Sunday with Mr.. Shaver's fa-
ther in Mt. Union.
The army in Luzon is the advance
guard of American civilization ON the
other side of the Globe
Mr. jacob Sulouff by q misstep
fell of his porch in Fermanagh town
ship and was severely hurt.
A fifty thousand dollar house in
Washington has been presented to
Dewey by admiring friends.
Louis Roseman fell from an apple
tree on the Lauver farm in Milford
township and was seriously hurt.
The autumn tints have come which
are greatly admired by European
travellers as we'll as by Americans;
John J. Patterson and wife Hnd
Miss Mary Patterson and Miss Mary
North are visiting in Philadelphia.
After having visited relatives in
Newport, Miss Nellie .Musser has re.
turned to her home in Mifi1intown.
Last Monday the Elder farm at
Cuba Mills was put up for sale at
public outcry. %, $50 was bid for it.
Mrs. Bridget Corrigan aged 107
years died at her home in Nanticoke
on the 9Th inst. She was born in
Ireland.
Miss Ellie Stone returned to her
home in Washington, D. O., on Sat-
urday, after having visited in the
town and county.
Mrs. Catherine Watts of Sellers
vile, Montgomery county, Pa, cele-
brated her lO3rd birthday on the
9th day of October. She has 800
descendants. ~
Wireless telegraphy is the marvel
of the age. The despatch is sent up
into the air. The air carries it and
wherever there is a receiving instru
ment the message can be read.
We acknowledge a receipt from
Secretary of Internal Affairs Latta
the annual report of internal affairs
part 3rd industrial statistics for the
year 1898. Thanks Mr.. Secretary.
The letters remaining in the Milf
flintown post Office at the close ol
business hours October z, 1899, we're
for Thomas Sankey, Mics Emma Ri
den, Miss Sarah Mcbride, Charles G
Louder.
| Last Friday George Biemesderfel
while picking apples on his farm il
Lancaster county, fell off an apple
tree and was killed. TIE same day
Elmer Rauch of Pottstown, Pa, fell
fifty feet from q shellbark tree and
was not hurt.
The horse and mule protection
company met in the court house or
Saturday. After q view Of that com
pany, it would be an uncommonly
nervy thief to steal q horse and hav.
such lot of expert horsemen turned
loose on his heels to run him dowr.
Rev. I. 8. Hawn q Westmorelani
county Presbyterian preacher wa
suspended by act OF the Blairsvill'
Presbytery. He now brings suit fol
$4,000 damage for defamation o
character. He says his accuser'
conspired to injure his character ant
standing as a minister.
The present generation is onl.
now coming to understand tne mean
ing of the word ''work." 1t applie
to all ella es, rich and Door alike
and Mrs. Charlotte Perkins Stetsol
has undertaken to make this clear il
her article. "What Work IT," whicl
appears in the October "Cosmopoli
tan.
One year ago State Senator Will
lam Finn and other great reformer
in every county in the state were try
ing to pump water on their mill b.
stabing car didates in the back nnde
the plea that the republican candi
dates we're friends OF Senator Qua,
and Quay had been using Stat
funds from State Treasurers. Nov
the boss reformer Finn is charget
by a Pittsburg paper with havin:
. received one hundred and fifteel
thousand dollars of tie Pittsburl
city funds to use in his bushes
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