Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-08-23

a NUMBER OF girls in the knit
ing factory are getting along nice
y at learning to run knitting ma
chimes.
|. men grippe or other epidem-
&c are prevailing wear a little
crude sulphur in your boots or
Shoes"
Ihere are a couple of young men
from Juniata county rusticating
IN Lewistown Jail for freight car
jumping.
| Information has been made be-
lore an Altoona Justice against
twenty Altoona citizens for carry
ing on dog fight.
w. Howard Kerlin spent sever
al days at Atlantic City and visit
Ell other places last week and then
returned to this place.
Charles Snyder, pattern maker
IN Cramps ship yard, Philadel-
phia, is a vacation visitor with his
cousin Mr.. VIM. F. Snyder in this
town.
Squire VIM. GrOninger Of Tur-
bett and brother Mr.. Henry GrOn-
niger of Patterson, have returned
from a trip to North Dakota and
other western states.
Henry Comforts eight year old
son, fell head foremost into his
fathers threshing machine at How
ard. near Bellefonte on the 10th
inst. The boys head was crushed.
Squire VIM. Groninger and Mr..
Henry GrOninger, have both re-
turned from a months visit to the
west and North Dakota. The
Squire came home suffering with a
carbuncle.
There are six Oreight men in Jail
in MiffiintOwn for freight car
jumping. The railroad company
has gone earnestly to work to stop
freight train jumping. 1t is a
good thing to do.
! Thomas Mcclellan has moved
his .iewelry store to his residence
at the East end, where he may be
found at all times to attend to all
who give him a call. He knows
all about a watch.
| J. I. Woodruff of SelinsgrOve
and w. F. Dagle of NOrthumber-
land have been in town looking for
a place to start a shirt factory. Mr..
! Woodruff some years ago taught
ShoOl in MifflintOwn.
The extremes of weather in this
latitude come Just at that time in
the year when the season shows
signs If change. Extreme heat in
August; extreme cold blizzard
weather in February.
During the prevalence of the
thunder shower Ou Monday even.
ing, lightning struck gum tree in
the pasture lot Of Harrison Casner
in Walker township. A cow I'M
der the tree was killed.
Merchant Emil SchOtt and
daughters, Misses Gerty and Lot
tie and son Elmer have gone to
Long Branch and while on the eX-
cursiOn will buy stock of goods
for their stores in this town.
MlrrLINrowN, Aug 2I, 1899.
Miss L. Mcclellan, Opticiaa, will
be at Lund Z. f. the 1st of Sep'r,
for one week. All wanting their
eyes tested and glasses, can call
and see her.
Miss L. MCCLELLAN.
Captain Dreyfus is again on trail
in France on the charge of having
sold military secrets of the French
government to certain other Euro
pean governments. The whole civ
ilized world is watching the trial
as best it can from long distances.
Rev. Joseph Burket of the Riv-
er Brethren church, near Shippens-
burg, Pa lost his life in singular
way last Thursday. BE was hold
ing "A stake that sOn-in-law was
driving. The AK slipped off the
handle and struck Burket on the
head killing him instantly.
That much abused animal the
goat is at last to be recognized as OF
great use. Goat farms are being
established for the purpose of rails
ing goat hides. The goat has been
abused for more than thousand
years. When one was to be as
signed to a bad place, it was to the
left with the goats.
DIR. r. G. YOuman of Columbus,
Ohio, has been Il visitor at DR.. At
kinsOn's. He and DR.. Atkinson
are kin folks. DIR. YOuman is a
grandson of DIR. Davis, who at one
time was a citizen of this place and
the owner of what is now the North
farm on the south side of town.
The Doctor is professor of Dermat-
Ology in the Ohio University.
Martin Bishu an Austrian, who
saws he has been in the United
States eleven years, but has never
been naturalized fell off freight
train on which he was riding on
Monday evening. He fell off near
ThOmpsOntOwn. Both his legs
were so badly broken that surgl-
cal attention was required, and he
was brought to this town and plac-
ell in the Jail hospital Recently
he worked at the tube factory at
MiddletOwn, Pa.