Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-12-12


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Mnd Maind the bush men want to rnn
hHsndorn and what the position
ne wants can command.
l. St: S and Mrs. Ezra c. Doty. h.
=. Scnoil, were in Philadelphia
nose.al % days this week attending a
"g OF the Masonic fraternity.
Having been called home ON &C.
Uunt OF the serious illness of his
H ,x.ner Mr.: g. H. Martin, Harry O.
MAfun Of Altoona, returned to
!nat place last Wednesday even.
ine, ms father having suficiently
lowered from an attack of neu-
i"igla to be pronounced out of
Inc following young ladies left
monday for Milroy where thew
nave found employment in Thomp.
sons knitting factory: Misses
FRANCES and Annie Pannabaker,
Saiiie and Mamie Guss, Maude
hent, Jnnie and Nellie PRIV, Julia
Hersh, Lille McCahren and Alya
Sulouff.
On Friday, December IA at Z P.
M, the young Ladies Foreign Mis-
sionary Society of Mifflintown will
mold bazar in the lecture room
OF the Presbyterian church. Re.
1reshments will be served. A large
assortment of things suitable for
christmas presents and home made
candies will be offered for sale.
! A short Tins before the fire of
the shoe factory, a policy of fif-
teen hundred dollars was cancelled
H!he cancellation took place some
days before the expiration of the
policy. The policy was lifted by
the agent of the insurance com
pany on the day preceding the
night Of the fire. Such is the com
mon report.
A good man can't be bought with
money, but bad man will do any
thing for money as is proven by
the fiendish work of John Gibson
of Maysville, Ky, who killed
young step-daughter for insurance
money. He burned spots on the
child's person with a hot poker to
make it appear as though she had
died of smallpox.
If a man in a fraudulent way
votes, prosecute him for fraudulent
voting. Itl is a small babylike
business to try to hold candidate
responsible for every irregular or
fraudulent vote cast, particularly
when he had no knowledge of the
voter or for whom the vote was
cast. An effective way of break
ing mp illegal voting would he to
sue thepeoplew who cast illegal votes.
John Karl. connected with the
knitting factory, has brought
suit against the county to recover
thirty thousand dollars for having
run afOul of a pile of lumber on
the river bridge on the night of
May 3, 1900, by which run into,
his buggy was overturned and he
sustained injuries. The pile of
lumber on the bridge came to be
there on account of repair work on
the bridge.
In ninety days winter will be ov-
er, but then in ninety days q good
many important things may take
place as was exemplified in the late
war with Span when she lost all
her colonial possessions in ninety
days. 1t wasa fair bargain, how
ever when all is said for Spain.
She received so, 900, 900 for being
whipped and deeding colonies that
cost her every year more than she
received from them.
In the four hst days of last week,
the Evans brdhers conducted the
largest butchGing of hogs in Jun
iata county at their mill IN Della
ware township. They had tons of
meat and hundreds of pounds of
sausage and pudding and lard.
They had a full force of men and
women at the work. In the four
days they killed 3S hogs and COM
pleted the work to the rendering
Iof the lard. The largest hog
weighed 765 pounds.
I In 1899, the average salery paid
men for school teaching in the
United States was $45 .25 a month {;
the average salery paid to women
teachers was S37 IA month.
There are 81, ,247 buildings de.
voted to educational purposes and
an army of 41a 900 teachers, Sss,-
SGT are women. The cost of these
in 1899, was one hundred and