Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-04-25

The graduation clan q s.. s5.
sSsoe scno1ls are preparing ior a.
sanbury aremen .re ....;.
ready for a celebration on tie 4tS
The Misses Fisher Of McAi;.
vile, returned to school in Ph;Is
Monday. :;
Robert Pstton, ESQ. Of I.v,..
town was-in town ON business On
Tuesday. w
Miss McGann Of Harrisburr. !.
visiting at 8. 2. Bowers home in
ra''erson. ,syiessa l1I a t..
+ $500. 90 to lean .--(lnl, ON .. "a
dress Wilberf0rce 6chwever M;f
Tdintown, Pa..~ ssaog s.:s VII
| |#. U. Todd and md wife ret,rn.,,
Monday evening from On their bridal
trip to Florida
The worry Of thinking of doinca
piece of work is harder work fhen
doing the work. -.
All the new creations in spring
ana summer millinery at Mrs.
1ckes', Patterson, Pa.
T. B. Weller fsof. Springfield
Ohio, is visiting his parents in
Fermanagh township.
J. H. Nicely has had a new roof
put on the house that he bought of
ID. =. Bonsall at East Point.
Miss Catherine Mathers came to
town on visit to her uncle and
aunt Mr.. and Mrs. Atkinson.
Don't forget Thomas & Co.. car
ry a fine line of both fine and
coarse shoes for young and old.
Shakespeare spelt his name %
ways SO that is an excuse for other
people spelling it as best they can.
VIM. F. Snyder, the enterpris-
ing furniture man and undertaken
is recovering from an attack of grip.
Michael Lyter of Patterson, has
had an increase of pension from IS
rs 912 a month through the agency
of Captain Fry of Mexico.
Miss Catherine Doty, daughter
of Judge DOty of Westmoreland
county, is visiting her uncle and
aunt Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra C. DOty.
Mrs. Murray of the National
House received Florida cOcoanut
from w. U. Todd and wife of this
place, who are on a wedding trip
in Florida a few days.
The British are not pleased with
their generals in Boreland. The
trouble is not SO much with the
British as it is with the good fight
ing quality of the Beers.
The nation wants the govern
ment to be liberal in it's prices, but
when the armor plate men demand
over five hundred dollars a ton for
their plates the nation feels like
| Uncle Sam has called upon Turk
ley for damages to American
churches during the persecution of
the Armenians. 1t will take one
hundred thousand dollars to foot
the BILL. eeeAka
| James D!awa1ls, lost his life by
being run over by the cars at Lew
istOwn Junction on the 18th inst.
His head. was crushed. A wife
and six children survive him in
Black Log valley, Juniata county.
:. Ths wifeo of Secretary Edge OF
the Agricultural department under
Governor Hastings administration
was baptized in the river Jordan
at a place where the Arabs say
Christ was baptized by an Ameri-
can preacher from Oklahama.
r. H. c. Hill, representing a
mercantile agency fell offa sleeping
car near Ryde station, Mifflin Co
on the morning of the 18th inst
When he fell off the platform ofthe
coach, he fell on the adjoining
track and was run over by freight
train.
ii Mail Express struck and killed
: Adam Patton, a short distance
west of MillerstOwn, Perry county
on the night of the 18th inst. Hi:
body was found by the railroad
track watchman, who sent a des
> patch to this place, annOuncin:
the unfortunate occurrence jew
lel Derr went on a special engin'
and had the body brought to Mif
: fiintown where il was prepared TO
3 interment by undertaken Snyder
a Interment took place at Academia
8 Juniata county on the Goth. Fou
sisters survive the unfortunate de
ceased.
z The editor of the Chambersbur
! News of Friday, April 20, 1900
4 Irepublished from a newspaper Q
r 1917, this: A wood trust:-On tn
Y 4th of July, 1917, seventy -fou
farmers entered into a solemn com
o pact not to sell hickory wood 10
a less than six dollars per cord; oa
q for five dollars and fifty cents tina
q any one of them breaking thi
. agreement should he fined five dol
= lars, and a drove of slaves. Tues
r day last the citizens of this plac
we're disguised with the sight OF
: drove of slaves passing throug
l. our streets for Alabama 1her