Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-09-12

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osnce at Burnham on Saturday.
Oaicer Lapp wss in Liyerpool
last Saturday on Official businees
The brick layers are busilv .t
work on the new Lutheran church
Mrs. Cox of Camden, N. J..Ax
the guest of Capt. McClellan,s fam
lily. . '"''
Mrs. John Copeland of Patter-
son, Is of on a trip through the
west. WIG
Mrs. J. 81. Martin and dauphfEf
arrived home from a trip to Eu.
rope.
Miss Sallie Irwin has returned
Ohio.
What the Juniata county peach
lacks in size, it gains in favor this
year.
Mrs. Sarah Derr of Milton. il
visiting among friends in the twin
bOrOughs.
Miss Mary Cramer of HarriS.
burg has been visiting relotives in
Patterson.
Miss Anna Will as a student has
entered the Bloomsbury State Nor
NAL School.
Drought destroyed the crops this
year. Who do you blame the
drought ONT
The Perry county soldiers re.un-
ion will be held at Millerstown on
the 18th of October.
Rev. Mr.. Finn of Pittsburg
preached for the Presbyterians last
Sunday morning and evening.
The latest news from Behring
strait is, great destitution among
the gold seekers at Cape Nome.
Something uncommon took place
on Monday morning. The ther-
mometer dropped to 20 degrees.
Mrs W. n. McNitt of Patters1h.
spent from Friday until Monday
with relatives in Mifflin county.
Ralph McMeen of Patterson aid
his cousin VIM. Albert, spent sew
eral days Of this week in Harris
burg.
According to the late census en-
umeration Altoona has a popula.
ton of IS, 1878, a gain of S,636 over
the census of 1890.
Benjamin K. Focht has received
the district Senatorial nomination
in the Union, Snyder and North.
cumberland district.
William Holmes of Miller town
ship, Perry county, died on the Isl
of September, 1900, aged 81 years
He was the father of % children.
The communion of the Lords
Supper will be administered in the
Presbyterian church next Sunday
by Rev. Mr.. Miller of Homestead,
Pa. "
After visiting he: parents Mr..
and Mrs. Clark Wright in Patter,
son, Mrs. Eminger and two chill.
dren have returned to their home
iD Phila.
Y So many children are having
whOoping cough, that the school
board deemed it best not to keep
those who have the cough out OF
the schools.
The failure of a banking institu-
ton, the Fifth Avenue Savings and
Loan Association of McKeesport,
Pa, last Thursday. caused a panic
in that town.
Miss Mary Stone, the Indian girl,
who has been staying with Mrs.
John Copeland, during the sum-
mer, left for the Carlisle Indian
school on Monday.
The Carnegie Company is en-
gagged in issuing their one hundred
and sixty million dollars of bonds.
If they are paid before the crack OF
doom they will be doing we'll.
1t is now reported that almost
one hundred American and British
missionaries were murdered in
China by the Boxer uprising. 20
men, 81 women and 20 American
children are missing.
A young man named Duncan
from Port Royal was in Jail over
night last week on a charge of hav-
ing attempted an indecent assault
upon a five year old girl in Turbett
township. He gave bail to answer
the charge at the next court.
Since the abandonment of the
canal, the millerstOwn dam is of nc
use and parties are urging peti-
ton to the railroad company tC
make break in the dam or per
Unit other people to break the dam
so that fish can come up stream. i,
Last Friday the Sheriff land.
ed in the western penitentiary the
three prisoners of the law found
guilty in the late court, namely;
Frank Warner. Jacob III. and Nor
ris Stoner for stealing a lot of iron
from an old mill on Shade
mountain.
If you want to continue the
times that employs every man who
wants work vote for Mckinley and
for Mahon. you want a state OF
Haffairs that will fill the land with