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

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te.ch in the Presbyterian chnr,s +.
next Sunday. '-'a
. Gentle showers ON saturday ..a
2ydday refreshed the newly st.rf-
Cd vegetation.
Major Patton ofLewistovn .r.nt
tuesday in town at the home ofh;s
daughter Mrs. Wilberforce Schvev-
Nearly all the people in town.
VINO have been III l.with grin. .are =
long distance. on the rod terecov.
cry. -
The names of the census enum.
merators for Juniata county NAV
ne learned in another column Of
this paper.
Miss Margaret Me:idcth of Mill.
erstown, is the guest, of her sister
Mrs. William Merideth on Path
street, Patterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred " alker and
little daughter ef Phila., are visit.
ing Mrs. Walkers parents Mr.. and
Mrs. 8 8. Showers.
Several carloads of elephants
and several:trains of general show
animals and fixtures passed this
station on Sunday eastward bound
The Filipinos have been enpag.
ed within the past ten days in a
general gorilla warfare and giving
the American troops considerable
trouble.
w. P. Fife an evangelist is rails
ing an excitement in Cumberland
valley by tearing up he gives the
masOns and other secret isOcietiee
in his sermons
Rev. Hogue of waynesboro, Pa,
preached in the Presbyterian
church on Sunday last He is a
young man Of more than ordinary
OratOrical ability.
Go to J. H. Sweger, Main Street.
Mifiin, for full line of watches,
clocks and jewelry. Also get
your eyes tested for Glasses.
Prices lower than ever.
Capt and Mrs. Mcclellan visited
their daughter Mrs. Irwin. Dimm
in LewistOwn over Sunday. The
Capt returned home Monday, but
Mrs. Mcclellan will spend a week
in that place.
There are more than 100, 900
bushels of peaches in the buds of
the peach trees in the orchards of
Juniata county. How many BUSH
els will the peach harvest yield
next autumn.
John Casey Wagner editor and
proprietor of the Shippensburg
News died of pneumonia on the
night of the 18th inst, aged 81
years. Interment in Spring Hill
cemetery. Shippensburg.
Impaired health has caused the
resignation of Rev. w. o. Wright
of the Milesburg, Pa, Presbyter-
ian congregation. He preached
there 80 years The congregation
regret his enforced retirement.
They presented him with a purse
of two hundred in gold.
The Filipinos last week became
active and many small battles
were fought, which in the aSkre-
gate amounted to the. killing Of
some four hundred OF the natives
and the wOunding of some six hun
dred. Nine Americans were kill
ed and sixteen wounded.
A profound and painful sensa.
ton took pl 'ce in the Bloomfield,
Perry county Lutheran church on
Sunday when Rev. w. r. DietricE
fell over While he was preaching
He was stricken with heart failure
He was carried to his home in an
unconscious state. He is a heavy
man weighing 365 pounds and is 6t
years old. 1t is feared he cannot
live.
There is furious howl agains
the trusts, and it is mostly accom-
panied by such declarations a
these: "The trusts are not for tn
good of the poor man. There is nj
more chance for a poor man in thi'
county," which all sounds funn!
in view of the fact that most of tn,
millionaire trust managers startet
as poor "a the prOverbial Job
turkey.
/ s. Boyd Murray has returne'
from city hospital to the Nation
al house of this place completed.
cured of poison on the hand. H
was absent for three weeks. but j
now about ready for business agai
as proprietor of the hotel just men
toned. His brother James Mul
ray, who had charge of the hOte
! in his absence will return to Ne,
, Jersey to resume his work on
telephone line.
An insane man named Hoffman
while attending the funeral of MIR:
Fink at Aughenbaugh's schOt
house in York county, Pa, Las
Thursday, took offence at GeOre
Strickler Dunkard preacher
The crazylman knocked the preacf
er down and proceeded to pOun
\ i him. The insane man was taken j
! charge by a number of men an
3 was locked up in the insane war