Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-01-25
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40 inmates in the Hunt
ipgdJ1 rcfonnatory'
Laosert pannebaker and next to aIS R
oidest daughter have grip.
l-r1hu Heinbach, of Reedsvilie, is Wis
:.;ng relatives in this town.
Mrs ClovdHeck of Altoona, is visit
ing among relatives in town.
s,pirs Henry Titzel's funeral took
pIacs at Waterloo, last Saturday.
\vaceinate small pox has extended IT.
y from Bedford TO Blair county.
Iur, William Mile. and Miss Sarah
rrr-av visited day in Harrisburg.
Rurklen's Arnica Salve.
10, n W. II. Ranbeck and son Max
Z ,weh visited relatives in Harrisburg last
+ week.
FaO,n's embalmed meat WAS bad,
but not nearly so bad as Eagan's Ian
guage
Wby should the United States, Eng
land and Germany go TO war about
Samoa.
shauo,.fu. Pa, will soon start their
NOW silk factory. that will employ 500
persons.
NN,-. D. Kepner, of Frederick, Nd,
i. the guest of Mr. and Mrs. James
Homng:
Eantr,'- Lad meat can't be white
washed, il is i'll bad Odor like his bad
language.
DR.. Kings New Life Pills.
Miss I.evina Lemon, Of Patterson,
.r,> been spending the last three weeks
3. riusjurg.
SIhscrihe for the JUNIATA SENTI-
ND RErU sILCAN, the best paper
lie county.
Hiss Mabel Wickershsm las return.
y hcml after several weeks visit to al
aun in Altoona.
E.,gaI is TO he tried by court martial
- Is guilty of insubordination, and
worse than that.
The musical college at Freeburg
Snyder county, Pa, opens the spring
term May 5, 1899.
4 rain on Tuesday morning spOilet
the spring ike weather that had pre-
: vailed some five or six days.
Or. Kings New Discovery.
For 2EST.-To q small family, ,
comfortable house Call at this Offic'
kfo- Information if you want 10 rent.
1T is said, about forty Turbett town
ship neopIe contemplate going west t
make new homes on the public lands
Last Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Thoma
Shaver were called to Mount Union Of
account Of the death of Mr.. Shaver
mother
+ The school directors of Mount Carme
township, Pa. have been balloting 81
week. without result, for night schoC
teacher
Nj T. ". Auker was on the sick lis
= couple of days recently, caused b.
hroarhal hemorrhage, but he is at hi
business again.
During three or four days last wee
I'll re was a mist in the atmosphere lik
Indian summer mist, but no one calle
ii Indian summer.
- peanut butter factory has been pu
lnto OPERATION in Kokomo, Indians
TIE butter never grows rancid an
KEGS in any climate
Dr.. Kings New Discovery.
~ ptescntative Fisher, OF this count
I7a member of the committee on Edit
cation on Forestry ; on Pensions an
Gfa'uiiies on Printing.
y Tts primary election is engaging tn
attention OF those who desire to becom
candidates III town and township
,'omnate only good men.
-->u"cS down in price for sale bill
S'5o for number one half sheet bill
VIA notice Of sale in THE JUNIAT
->t'NfL AND REP; BLICAN.
Il. v. SwaIea, bought 800 acrea {
iuScarore mountain timber land, froI
John :. Mcconnell, of Turhett tow
shy, far one hundred and seventy-fiy
du''ars.
fAeresources ofthe National banks 81
o. f"ur billion dollars, a sum mol
IT, iii lent to carry on a war of s
g. magnitude as the war again,
reE -.".a.
~ court records at Carlisle mentiO
us whipping of some people who live
VII : the 'ounds Of what now is Jun
''<'"snty, i'll the days of the whippin
fos, Jaw.
.,dcFlen's Arnica Salve.
o..rnor Stone has appointed "
". Nriest, Of Lancaster. Secretary ,
N''re: John p Elkins. of Indiana, A
.oFHev General; E {. Gerwig, Privat
9ecretarv.
ISL frGay ll2 members of the lie,
'i"lufe We're paired. One democr,
aud one republican make a pair. I
'nal |sf their absence cannot effe,
the result If vote.
i'- 'z@ch trees in the South Moul
"a @1i Western Maryland belts q
.'''',nE we'll, and it is expected th
:" VIII see a large increase in tn
.F'Aeh Of horticulture.
rev Mr.. Campbell, of the Port Ro
t'Snyferian church, having bee
CSught III The clutches of the pri
ts' u Davenport, of this tow
70 Fslut -.