Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-11-22

| Inc report of the finding of gold
.n iork county that returns one
thousand dollars a ton. is too good
to believe.
n. M. Rob a student at the Lock
raven Normal School, left for a
VISIT at his home at Congruity, but
aia not appear at home. Foul play
is feared. -
.. ii. SimOns and Mrs. SimOns
ms wife of this town, were among
the visitors at the Export Expos.
itlon in Philadelphia on Pennsyl
vania day. II
During Institute, Philadelphia
Express, will stop at Port Royal,
Mexico and ThOmpsOntOwn, for the
Denefit of those who desire to at.
tend the Institute.
Berks county democrats propose
adopting the Crawford county sys
TEN by nominating candidates fol
office. The highest nominees OF
the popular vote to be the candi-
dates.
Dwight l.. Moody, the disting-
ulshed evangelist became seriously
Ill with heart trouble at Kansas
City, Mo-, last Thursday, and was
taken home to Northfield. Mass, in
a special car.
In and around Delta, York coun-
ty, Pa, gold has been found.
The gold assays 81, 200 a ton. II
that is true the BOreland gold
mines sink out of sight i'm cOmpar-
ison for richness per ton.
A deer walked into the garden
of Constable Kelly at LackawaXen,
Pike county and feasted ON cab
bage. A deer walked into the
yard of Emil ROugeux near Snow
Shoe and Emil's dog caught it.
A scientific man says the con-
slant use of white bread creates an
appetite for beer, and if the Amer
ican people continue eating wheat
breod in a few generations they
will develop into a nation of beer
drinkers.
A fifteen year old boy named
David Knepp set a bear trap on
Shade mountain not far from Sig
lerville, Mifflin county, and was
delighted in TIE catching ola young
bear. which weighed 36 pO6nds
dressed meat.
The J. G. Aver Co. Lowell, Mass,
Almanac has been changed, mod
erniZed and summarized into a
handsome little book of reference
and Goth century almanac, all for
sets in stamps to J. c. Aver & Co.,
Lowell, Mass.
The concert last night was a
grand success. The company was
a fine one. Standing room was at
a premium.-MOrning Herald, I'll
tusville. Pa.
Teachers Institute, Thursday
evening, November 30.
Aguinaldo must prove himself a
good deal of a dOdger, if he escapes
from the three army columns that
are after him, namely: The army
under General Macarthur; the
army under General Lawton; the
army under General Wheaton. =
Captain j. ID. Howell of Spruce
Hill attended the union of the
10Th regiment, Pennsylvania Vol
unteers, recently held at Tyrone,
with Judge J. L. Barton. The
major is the oldest member of the
regiment being 81 years of age.
1t would cost the Pennsylvania
railroad company less to place
tracks on the tOw-path of the aban-
dOned canal than to blast the hills
along the present road for track
room. A road Oh the canal bed
would make a convenient outlet
for the iron ore at Macedonia.
The meteOric shower is reported
as ready for next year. People in
Fulton county in the vicinity of the
Smith farm where the large meteor
fell on the morning of the 14tl
inst, are satisfied. They would be
gladtO hear that the reserve stock
of meteOrs had been exhausted.
Ralph Espenschade an efficient
young druggist, who was educated
in the business in the Ranks drug
store and in the University of Penn
sylvania has gone to Pittsburg
where he has accepted a position
in a drug store. Ralph has friends
here who wish him success equal
to his merit.
Huntingdon Globe, November
17.-Mrs. Harry Quarry, who lives
near SaltillO, killed a wild turkey
a few days ago, which we believe
no other woman has yet done. II
was scared from the mountain by
hunters and flew into an open field
She, shot its head off with a 22-cal-
ibre revolver.
\ A new schedule for the running
of passenger trains went into effect
on the 10Th. The only trains that
stop at this place that are effected
by the new time table are Altoona
Accommodation and Mail Express
The time ;Of Altoona accOmmOda
ton at this station is now us a.
M, and the time of Mail Express
is now $50 p. III.
Perry County Freeman, NOvem
ber I7.-E. .. HeckendOrn, Esq.
oe nuu.anuOn cold his farm npa,