Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-04-11
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Southard Parker of Lewistowr
was in town over Sunday.
The man who has no respect fo,
himself has no respect for others.
Mrs. Ed. Ellis was in Lewistown
visiting friends part of last week.
Miss Jean Irwin of Newport. is
visiting her relatives in this place
Samuel f. Hawk of Patterson re-
ceived an increase of pension from
S6 SO.
Officer Sam'l Lapp spent a few
days in Allegheny city on official
business recently.
Newspapers from adjoining coun-
ties report many fields of wheat as
appearing badly.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Long OF
Patterson spent Sunday with
friends in Newport.
Misses Ella Robson and lydia
Lesh spent from Saturday until
Monday in Harrisburg. ~
David Doty of New Kensingtof1,
Pa, spent day with his brother
E C. DOty last week.
George J. Parker. Esq, of Media,
spent a week here in Mifflintown,
attending to business.
Courts have decided that under
bidding at public sales isunlawful.
What do horse rings say'
Camp meeting associations and
fair associations are fixing the time
for holding their annual gather
ings.
Miss Carrie Willet has returned
to her home in Milford township
after having visited two months in
COalport.
j. Holmes Irwin is again at his
desk in the Juniata Valley Nation
al bank after an enforced absence
by illness.
VIM. M. Allison, Jr., dropped in
among his MifflintOwn friends a
day or two for rest from biOgraph
ical work.
The Patterson post Office has
been moved to the RhOm building
in the room formerly occupied by
J. Howard Kirk.
The Chicago Presbytery charges
that the General Assembly is dom
mated by a system of bossism and
packed committees.
Dewey, the hero of Manila, says
he is democrat, a candidate Tor
the Presidency with the cOnstltu-
ton for his platform.
Miss Bertha Robson of Aca-
demia has been spending the past
week with Miss BOden and the
Misses Laird in town.
At six O'Clock Easter Sunday the
Christian EndeavOr society of the
Presbyterian church of this place
will hold a sun rise prayer meeting.
John R. Horning's barn near
McVeytown was destroyed by fires
recently. A spark from burning
brush pile did the work. Lost
$4,000.
Preaching next Sunday morning
and evening April 18th in the
Westminster Presbyterian church
by Rev. Albert S. Sharpless of
Bridgetop, n. J.
Clothing merchant Harley has
been housed with severe cold
within the past week. John Horn
ing an old time clothing man has
had charge of the store.
Sunday was fine day in ap-
pearance and lured many people
out of their homes to find a strong,
cool wind scattering dust on every
side. The day was gay deceiver.
Mrs. Euphemia Etka and daugh-
ters Mrs. Carlos Buhl of Philadel-
phia and Mrs. ClOyd Heck of AL
toona have returned to this place
to look after the sale of household
goods, which will take place on the
18th
A flood in the Colorado river in
Texas. swept away dam and
drowned sixty people at Austin:
The town will have TO use coal OIL
light and drink water from what
ever source it may be obtained for
the flood destroyed water and light
works.
A sixteen year old fool fired two
shots at the Prince of Wales in a
railroad car at Brussels, Belgium,
on the 4th inst, without effect, but
nrinces are not the only people
fools shoot at. for example wehave
Lincoln and Garfield in the United
States.
When Dewey said: ''I am dem
ocrat.n it sounded funny for the
modern democrat means only
kicker at everything that is repnb-
1ican. A kick at the tariff, kick
at EXPANSION. kick at the Nation
al hanks. a kick at the gold stand
ard. a kick for Office.
Roswell Doty while going from
school at noon last Monday fell IN
front of DR.. Dowd CrawfOrd's resi-
.depce. cutting long and deep
s,I, =, b;s forehead. He was car