Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-11-28

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'n,s pace on Thanksgiving D.v.
xeane America is enjoying y.
'eaehers' institute, the vacation k s'e
.,S Miss ss Edith Miles is visiting M
risburg. ''ey In Har-
There is q rest in Nation., ro,;
tlcs, and will be in the .Son- 1 III
to come. o"r yeap
Mis-. MISS Katherine Logan Of Thomn.
sonsown 30 is the guest Of Mis- Em;-
Some people would like con.
ss. sIess 70 repeal the Spanish war
Miss Anna Calhoun of Patte-.o,
Is visiting her sister Mrs. Wells in
Harrisburg. '' ~
MRS. Harry Adams of Patterso,
spent q couple of days of this vees
IN LewistOwn. ~
The best water for the catching
OF carp is in the broad waters at
HOrningtOwn. =
Misses Alice and Fannie Gra
ham of Spruce Hill, attended In.
stitute this week. :
Mrs. Beatty of New JERSEY is
visiting Mrs. Ohas. Bashore in
Milford township. 4
Mr.. Fred Cooper of Ickesbufg
Is visiting his brother BENJAMIN
Cooper in Patterson.
The three railroad accidents in a
row have taken place in Perry
county-Queer, isn't it.
The eels caught in the streams
high among the mountains in this
country are black backed.
The German carp caught in the
river are said to be good eating,
If cooked in the right way.
The olden time veil for women
was to prevent good looking women
from unduly influencing men,, -
1t was quite an achievement to
put in place the three tons roof
rafter of the Lutheran church.
Land in the western states is
selling for as much as in Juniata
county, that is improved land.
The missionaries have not much
of an inclination to return to Chi.
ma since their lateexperience there
Marshall furnace at Newport thai
has been out of operation sine.
August, will be put in blast next
week.
A. Frank Sieber has provided
himself with a handsome and con
venient meat wagon to be used il
his business.
The season SO far has been a mild
one. When the telegraph tells IL;
of 80 degrees in Montana then look
for cold weather here.
The German carp may not b,
what certain men call game fish
but they furnish many pounds O1
substantial fish for the table
A few days since a Mount Holl!
lawyer took a pair Of chickens as ;
retaining fee from an impecuniou'
client.
Skin the German carp. boil them
then fry them and they'll be gOot
eating, so those who profess t.
know say.
A search IS to be made for th'
remains of Andree. who sailed in
balloon in search of the north -pol'
several summers ago.
1t is a little late in the seaso1
was the observation when a cracl
of thunder or two broke the still
ness of Sunday night.
The roof of the Methodist Epis
copal church at McCOnnellstOwn
Huntingdon Co., was carried off b..
the wind of last week one night.
Great progress has been mad
in the construction of the stOn'
bridge for the railroad across tn
lSusquehanna river at Rockville,
Rev. Stevens, presiding elder
preached in the Methodist church
Sunday morning and Rev. Bank
Fasick preached in the evening. 4
The teachers institute was cor
vened at Is P. ~, on Monday
Ex- County Superintendent Smitl
delivered the address of welcome.
The Russian seaman who be
Ilieves he can run a steamer throug
the ice to the North Pole will knO'
more about it after he has tried II
Builder HOstettler of SOmerse'
Pa, puts up and takes down as tn
case maS be the largest barr
with the help of a few men and
derrick or two.
There seems to be a lull in tn
local oil and gas talk in Lickln
Creek Valley. For oil sink a ho
! in syncline; for gas sink a no
on an anticline.
A new passenger schedule wei
, into affect on the 26th inst, II
Oyster Express, Altoona Acomm
dation and SeashOre. See time Il
+ BILE in another column.
Coon and 'pOssum hides a
bringing respectively s1.OO an
scots apiece in South Jersey, an
, nany have gone into the Du