Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-10-04

RoOpfe arc St3ft1Dg q
nnH aatcn factory on capitol Of $50
Cats are first rate things to carry
contagious diseases from house tf
house.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
The weather SO far has been q,
the best kind for giving the fall
wheat nice start.
The Carlise BOslers have a 81.
700 acre ranch ON which they have
1900 cattle, in Wyoming.
The Dewey demonstration in New
York was on scale proportioned
10 the largest city ON the continent
The Remove school board have
directed that all children must bt
vaccinated before they will be per
mitted to attend school.
DIR. Kings New Discovery.
Asyndicate of creditors of JOSEPH
Pennell, bought his dwelling hous,
and store room in Patterson, at as
sigLee sale, last Thursday fol
$5, ,S67 so.
There was no preaching in the
Lutheran church on Sunday. Ths
preacher, Rev. Mr.. Frahs, was at
tending Synod, at Belleville. Milf
fin county.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve. IA
Lieutenant Samuel Robson and
wife are in the midst of Their
friends at MifflintOwn. He was
through the Dewey naval campaign
on the ship Boston.
All the departments of the State
government are on Capitol Hill
The departments were scattered
by the fire that destroyed the capi
tOl building two winters ago.
Some one says the fly will moi
trouble the wheat this year il
Juniata county, because there has
been on much rain that the fly car
not get in its work Time will tell
The Juniata Horse and Mule
Protection Company will meet il
the Court House on Saturday, Oc
tOber 7th, 1899, at o'clock p. m.
to transact business, and receive
new members. 4
Andrew Banks and James Nc
Cramer, who are the Juniatian!
who were with the 10th regimen
in the Philippine Islands, wer,
with the 10th in the Dewey dem
OnstatiOn in New York.
DIR. Kings New LifePills. =
A son of Charles Renninger, o
East Point, swallowed a nail a weel
ago. Up to tbs time the little fel
low seems none the worse in takins
iron into his stomach in that way
Every one wishes him safe dellv
erance from any injurious affects.
The Dewey naval parade las
Friday is said to have eclipse Cleo
patra's naval demonstration in hon
or of her Roman lover Mark An
thOny. The latter was demOstra
tiOn of a woman, the New YOrl
demonstration was a demonstration
by the people.
DIR. Kings New Discovery.
While in the act of crossing tn,
race track, on the Lewisburg fai
grounds, last week, MIS-. Aarol
Fetter, of Mifflinburg, was trOttet
into by trOtting horse. Her righ
leg was broken in two places, he
nose was broken, and there wer
bruises inflicted on her body.
J. Cloyd Kreider, died at hi
! home in Altoona last Friday, aget
about 52 years. He was born il
MifflintOwn and lived here a mum
Der of years after he reached man
estate, but the past ID years ha
been living at Altoona. The i'm
mediate cause of his death was ;
stroke of apOplexy.
Walnut gathering in this part o
the county is recollection. Wal
nut trees have been cut down ant
sent to furniture factories. No
many years ago, walnut gatherin,
was one OF the delightful pursuit
of boys, whenever they were allow
ed to 20 on such excursions. Th
nuts were stored for winter use
Alas how times have changed.
DIR. Kings New Discovery.
Philadelphia Inquirer:-Shamo
kin, Pa, Sept. George Ptasi
niski, aged : years, arrived her
from Bremen, Germany, this after
noon. He travelled the 1000 mile
to ShamOkin alone, having a ia:
fastened to his clothes which bOr'
him to his destination Relative
met George and will send him t.
his mother on a farm near Herndon
Chambersburg, Pa, Sept 90
A few days ago George Fisher, wh'
lives near Fort LOudOn, this cOun
ty, captured big crane along thu
creek near that place. He put th,
bird in a box in his yard. Thi!
morning his 4-year-Old boy got tOS
close to the crane. 1t made a vici
Ous attack ON the tot through the
Stats of the box, and picked hi:
right eye from the socket.
The leaders of the democracy
we're silenced by the demand of the
multitude for the war with Sprair
for the redemption of the people o.