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

pOcklen's Arnica Salve.
Money is persuasive thing. III
no Uniting factory is at work.
rho war in the Philippine is-
,ands goes on. y
' Miss Ruth Auker is among rela-
5ves in Harrisburg n
Frank Murray of Washington,
D. c., is home on a vacation. II
Mrs Ed. Ellis is visiting her
the, Mrs. Chubb in Oriental.
Bueklen's Arnica Salve. u
There was dance on the Port
poyaI Fair ground last Friday
night. y
Miss Pannabaker of Philadel-
mia is the guest of Mrs. Henry
Seholl. =
Miss Maud Mickey and friend of
Baltimore is visiting Miss Bess
Pennell, =
Miss Margery Patterson visited
ber aunt Mrs Innis at McCOysville
last week.
DIR. Kings New Life Pills.
Ellis stump of Philadelphia is
spending his vacation with his pa
rents in town. -
Mrs. &. W. Halford of New
Germantown is the guest of L. w.
Auker's family.
Tnfavorable weather has dam
aged the wheat in Washington and
Oregon - per cent. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mickey of
ThompSontown have taken up their
residence on Main street.
DIR. Kings New Life Pills.
Miss Nettie Smyser of Newport,
has been spending few days past
with her friends iu town.
The man who sleeps in church
during preaching is credited with
having clear conscience. Z
VIM. Nankivel and family OfAl-
toona will move into Schlegel's
house. Main Street, Patterson. -
Those who have threshed oats
report large yield, but the yield
of wheat is not up to expectation.
There is yet large percentage
of the oats to cut. Some farmers
have their oats crop in their barns.
Mr. and Mrs. George Kersher
of Danville are visiting Mrs. KS
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Berry of this
place.
Miss Helen Dimm of LewistOwn,
spent Sunday with her grandpa
- ~" ~, ,Ir. AID Mrs. Captain Me-
Clellan.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
Miss Lizzie X earns of Miffiin Co.,
rode to town on her bicycle, Sat
uriay and spent the day with
friends.
Mrs. Chas. Stone and children of
Washington, ID. c., are visiting
Mrs. Stones mother Mrs. Strayer
of Patterson.
People who are troubled with
insomania. sleeplessness may find "A
remedy by using a smelling bottle
of aSafoetide.
John G. Fisher for many years
editor of the Bedford Gazette, died
in Bedford on the 18th day of July,
aged 63 Years.
The month for the making of the
corn crop is here. If August be-
comes a dry month the corn crop
must needs be short one.
Rev. Wm. NJ. Landis, died on
the 10Th of July at Rebersburg,
Centre county. after a two days
Illness of paralysis of the bowels.
'nclaime letters in the Patter-
son. Pa, post office, Aug, 1, 1899:
Jas. BasIer. Glenn Daugherty, A.
}. Gross, VIM. Knapp, j. Ryan.
When ii church gets a new
preacher, it has the same effect for
time on the members as New
Eooi's -AtchisOn Globe.
After having spent six weeks at
the home of Tom. Mcclellan in the
East End, Miss Bennett of Dan
vile. returned to her home Satur-
day.
The corn and oats on the farms
OF j. w. Orwig. Phares and Elmer
Schamback near Middleburg, Sny-
der county. was destroyed by hail
recently.
Mrs Lemuel Seiber and daugh-
ter of Gettysburg. returned home
Friday, after having spent two
weeks with Mrs. Sieber's mother
Mrs. Rothrock.
The Letters are not in wheat
Speculation, but are heading COM
olhatlon of all air-pOwer mOter We
nlcie concerns in Chicago and New
York under a capital of twenty
million dollars.
AleNander BOggs of Lack town
snip, died last Saturday of a com
plIcatlon of diseases aged 80 years.
The funeral took place on Monday.
'nterment in the Waterloo Presby-
terrain cemetery.
Mrs. Annie Ulrich of Globe Mills,
snyder county, is reported serious
~ Ill from the bite of a house snake.
Ihe snake was eight inches long
and WAS concealed among some