Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-05-16

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to plant. ''yo'
II. G. Rhine of Lack spent a day
at the county seat last week.
Mrs. Kurtz of Allentown ia the
guest Of Mrs. C. F. Hinkle.
Thomas Shaver has had his
house at East Point repainted.
The horses sold on Saturday .v.
eraged 12S dollars and some cents
Landlord Arbogast has had q
new cigar case put in his hotel Of.
flee.
Judge Lyons bought handsome
Aiofse on Saturday at the horse
sale.
squire Frank Patterson spent
several days in Pittsburg, Pa. last
week.
Don't let a mosquito sting Won
They Introduce malaria into your
body.
Rosie Golden is the name of the
leader OF the striking cigar max.
ing girls.
Jeweller Sweger has returned
from a trip to Pittsburg and New
KensingtOn.
The finest shad were a drug on
the Philadelphia market last week
2< 1Octs a piece. -
Miss Annie f. Schweier visited
IN Lewisburg among friends from
Friday until Wednesday.
Mrs. TrOup of Harrisburg ha.
been visiting her parents Mr.. ari
Mrs. j. c. Doyle in Patterson.
Misses Carrie Berry and Lizzi,
Hayes, have returned from tn,
hospital at Middletown, Conn.
The new women, four hundred
strong, working in cigar factOrie:
in New York city are on a strike.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Wise of Pat
tersOn are visiting their daughte,
Mrs. Frank Jones in Philadelphia
Electric light manager Troxell i.
looking after his business interests
on crutches. Homer Berry nov
drives TroXell's trOtter.
I Joseph Sieber of Lost creek val
ley recently presented his daugh
ter with a valuable gold watch
bought from Jeweller VIM. Roll
man.
Mrs. Mary NJ. Jacobs left Satur
day on sOjOurn in Newport ani
Philadelphia and before returning
home will visit her son George al
Chambersburg.
T. K. Beaver, George L. Hover
and III. Latimer Wilson have re
turned from Pittsburg where they
served their country in the United
States court as jurors.
+ Knitting factory manager Et
chells has gone to Philadelphia t.
recuperate from the injury to hi
wrist that was hurt in the runaway
of Troxelrs fast horse.
Mrs. Fahs' Sunday School clas!
and Mrs. Knisely's Sunday SchOO
class will hold pie social at tn,
Lutheran parsonage on Saturday
evening. Everyone invited.
Gideon s. Lever, U. s. A., ha'
opened a recruiting Office at th'
Jacobs House. Now is the time
if you want to join the army. L
VIII never come handler to you.
Rev. Cyrus Hatch of Pittsburg
preached for the Presbyterians OF
Sunday morning and in the even
ing preached the Baccalaureate ser
mon for the High School in th'
Presbyterian church. :,
Mrs. Charles Gingrich me-
Bertha Cramer of Patterson, lef
for Harrisburg, Friday morning
where she will take up house keep
ing with her husband, who is en-
gagged in the grocery business.
1t is with pleasure that we ac
knowledge the courtesy of an invi
tation with cards of admission t.
the commencement exercises of tn
Mifflintown high achOOl from Prof
essor W. G. Donnelly, principal o
the school.
WI McAlister of Fayette ha'
been quite successful at trOu
catching. In one excursion to Big
Lost creek he caught % trout. II
McCahan's creek he caught II
trout; in Licking creek he caugh
20 trout. The trout ranged from
! inches in length to 10 in length.
Blair Cramer in railroad servic'
at LewistOwn will soon be trans
ferred to the Harrisburg. Mr.. Ora
mer has been in the service of tn
company from the days of earl!
youth. having learned all about tn
transportation business by rail un
der his father w. D. Cramer, de
ceased.
Pennsylvania has a Presidentia
nominee for the Presidency in tn
person of Wharton Barker OF PM
adelphia. He was nominated o.
the National Convention OF TN
Middle of the Road Populists a
Cincinnati last Thursday. He ha
ON tho ticket with him for the O1