Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-08-08

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The American Msthodist. in
Manlia, propose the building of a
church in Manila.
=. Cashier jerome Thompson oil
Mlddleburg, Snyder county. wasin |
town on Saturday.
a man may be smart and NOT |
nave moral worth. The best ofl
the Two is moral worth. n
A nice boy baby was born to NJ.
ana Mrs. Adam German ON Friday
afternoon, August 3, 1900.
Mrs. E. Sidney Lewis of Phta.I
deiphia and two children are visit.
ors at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
James McCauley.
Rev. G. A. Greiss of the Lntb.
eran church at Bloomfield. Perry
county, has rendered the resipna.
ton of the charge.
1t is said that many of the sonp
birds that come from the south to
the north in summer time are dis.
appearing rapidly in number.
The Bloomfield Advocate saws.
The surplus and individual profits
OF the First National Bank Of New
port were over S21, 900 on the 11th
day of July.
"Judge Stewart of York county
has decided that signatures to ne
tltlons signed in lead pencil are H.
legal and refused to appoint road
viewers on that account.
The latest invention is a phono-
graph to place in a company of
gosslpers and afterwards let the
machine off in another company.
Hear, oh hear, what was said.
William A. Clark, copper min
ing millionaire in Montana, has
preserved the first dollar bill, which
he made when starting life as a
poor miner in quartz mine in Cal
ifOrnia in 1859.
Judge Little of Bloomsbury gave
an opinion that Notwithstanding
dogs are personal property, they
may be killed when caught des-
troying sheep, and the person kill
ing the dogs is not liable for dam
, ages.
Unclaimed letters remaining in
! MiffiintOwn post Office at close of
business, Saturday evening, Aug
ust 4, 1900, were for Charles H.
Button, Arthur P. Grith, Miss
Bell Krebbs 2, NJ. A. Swartz, Jul
ius Setback. I
The company that propose to
lumber at TuscarOra station are
building a railroad to the top of
the foothills to carry lthe lumber
down on the main line. The lum-
ber will be slid down the mountain
in a gang way to the foot hills rail
4 road.
On Monday heavy thunder shoM-
ers prevailed in most of the counties
in northeastern Pennsylvania. The
down pour of rain was heavy. Hail
as large as hickory nuts, knocked
apples off the trees, and lightning
struck a number of buildings,
houses and barns.
The large barn of Christian B.
Espenschade was destroyed by fire
rece tly. Thrashing was going on
when suddenly fire showed itself
in the straw carrier of the threshing
machine. The firespread so rapidly
that the men escaped from the barn
with difficulty. The bar, was ip
Earl tow: ship, Lancaster county.
The blowing for winter wheat is
going in this part OF the world.
Railroads and steamboats, and tel
egraph lines are now in easy touch
with all important points of the
, world and so varied is the climate
of this big ball of earth floating in
space that a place can be found ev-
cry month where harvesting is 60.
ing on.
Miss Katie Hamell has entered
suit in Hollidaysburg for $4,000
, damages against an Altoona drug
gist, for having given girl that
she sent to the drug store atrOphint
tablets instead of half grain NOR.
phine tablets. The atrophine tab
: lets almost took her life. A clerk
> in the drug store gave the wrong
tablets.
The tribe of honest men have no
. all perished from off the earth a!
is made known in the fOllOwin,
from the Huntingdon Globe of Aug
n ust 2: Albert Kaufman, while
t sauntering around the Union De
8 pot on Sunday morning, found ;
pocket book containing $116, the
9 property of MOrd Barrick, tn
o Seventh street groceryman. Mr.
;. Barrick had not missed his pocket
book until it was returned to hin
a short time afterwards by Mr.
q Kaufman, who was literally re
D warded for his honesty.
l. Port Royal Times, Aug. g.
Wednesday night of last week
Mr.. Samuel D. Kepner, an age'
!, and highly respected citizen O
]. Port Royal, died after a few day
= illness at the residence of his so
Mr.. William T. Kepner at OsceOla
\ Nebraska, whittier he had gOn
!, about two months ago on a visit
d The remains arrived in this Mac