Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-09-26

Miss Margaret Marks of p.t+..
son visited in Miffiin Co., last week.
VIM. Marks and wife have re.
City. ~ AotA
Mrs. John Brewers of Patterson
Is suffering with an attack of ma.
laria. - '"
Joseph ArbOgast made a visit to
Harrisburg to see his friends Last
week. ''
For sale.-A one horse wagon.
Call on George W. Heck for par.
ticulars.
Mrs. II. w Berger will sell all
OF her flowers at cost as she is leav.
ing town. 2t
Mrs. Blanche Jones of Phila.. ia
a guest at the home of Jacob Wise
in Patterson.
Miss Emily Murray left Monday
for a visit of several days in
ThOmpsontown.
Perry, Cumberland, Juniata and
Miffiin counties, have never been
dryer than now. !
Scott Leonard of Iowa is visiting
his father Mr.. Ruben Leonard in
Fayette township.
Mrs. Fred Bishop of Washing
ton, D. c., is visiting her mother
Mrs. Ellen Allison. !,
Contractor Goodman has the CON
tract to rip-rap the bank at the
Mexico river bridge. i
Scott Keiser of Altoona is visit
ing his mother Mrs. Lydia Keiser
in Milford township. (
Mrs. Chas. Webster of Patter.
son is paying visit to Rev. Short
ess' family at Hughesville.
Brice Horning in Fermanagh
township, is reported as having a
field Of nicely growing wheat. !
Miss Mary G. Kulp, recently
left for a prolonged visit to Mr..
and Mrs. Tilden at Ansonia, o.
Roosevelt favors a law that re-
quires all trusts to furnish a pub
lie statement as to capitalization.
Most of the peaches shipped this
season are small on account of the
\ Vrougth, but they are good tasted.
Names Burchfield and family of
Harrisburg have been visitors at
the home of VIM. Kelley's in Pat
terson.
When the river dams have been
moved, salmon, rock fish and shad
may be caught as in the days of the
fathers.
The earth goes around the sun at
the rate of 1853, 900 miles an hour.
What if the earth would stop one
minute.
The finding of gold and dia.
mOnds in BOerland was the cauSeN
of the destruction of the BOer gov
ernment.
jeremiah Stell of Cumberland,
Md, was the guest Tuesday of Mr.
and Mrs. J. w. Hamilton on Cher
ry street.
Miss Belle Stone of Washington,
D. c., has been spending few
days with Miss Minnie Strayer of
Patterson.
The military in the coal mining
district of Shenandoah are giving
protection to the miners that have
not quit work.
Nearly every mile of the main
tracks of the Pennsylvania lines
west of Pittsburg is now protected
by wire fences.
Mrs. Geo. Gross of Bellefonte,
Pa, is spending the week in town
as the guest of Misses Mary and
Margaret Laird.
<jThe Juniata Horse and Mule Pro
lection Company, will meet in the
Court House in Mifflintown on Sat
urday, October 6, 1900.
Drink a glass of butter milk be-
fore going to bed in the evening
and a glass in the morning to cure
Intoxicating drink habit.
Miss Fannie Meyer and Miss
Hattie Parker of Harrisburg, are
visiting Mrs. Samuel Lapp. Miss
Meyer is Mrs Lapp's niece.
Washington Cross and family Of
Altoona, have returned to their>
home after visiting at the residence
of Mr.. Guss Wright in Patterson.
An infant daughter of Peter
SOles of Harrisburg was brought
to this place for interment in
Union cemetery on Wednesday
forenoon.
From Saturday until Wednesday
Mrs. W. G. Dwyer of Lewistown,
Pa, was entertained as the guest
of Miss Louie Mcclellan on South
Main street.
VNiss Tillie Loudon spent a num-
ber of weeks in the city and has
returned with the largest and most
carefully selected stock of Mllll-
merry Goods ever brought to town.
At Huntingdon the railroad
company pays 6Octs a piece for