Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-11-14
SROST LOCALS.

Football game on Friday.
Splendid November thus far.
Up salt river, the democracy.
Neteoric shower Thursday night
tisn't Anglo Saxon. 'Tis Goth
ic.
In dark moon. teachers ipsti
tute.
John Grayhill of Lancaster is il
town.
There is talk of Bryan going tc
preach.
Victorious, Mifflintown foot hall
PLAYERS.
England and France are not on
the best IF terms.
George Jacobs walks with a
crutch-foot ball.
ASsemblyman I. K. Beaver was
in town on Monday.
State Senator McKee's majority
in the district is A votes.
Congressman Mahon's majority
in the district is $3.50 votes.
Miss Harriet Jackman returned
to her duties in Pittsburg, Monday.
An epidemic of Typhoid fever
prevails in certain parts of Lehigh
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley McClella I'm.
have gone to house keeping in AL
leCheny.
Miss katherine Mathers is visit
ing her uncle and aunt Mr.. and
Mrs. Atkinson.
Even the Bryan men feel better
over the fact that there is not to
be q. financial panic.
The Presbytery of Philadelphia,
decidednOt to change the West
minter Confession of Faith.
Miss Fannie Espenschade af-
tended the Stone-BOsserman we'd
ding at Washington. D. G.
It is said stone coal has been
found in Fulton county along the
TuscarOra mountain range. =
Miss Annie Sieber of Altoona,
is spending two weeks with Mr..
ard Mrs. Ed. Sieberon Cherry st.
Mrs. Cascaden and daughter
Miss Grace of Phila. are guests of
>Nr. and Mrs. C. F. Espenschade.
D. B. Rite has put up a large
lime-stack for Mr.. Washington
North on his farm in Milford town
ship.
Miss Lille Keemer and brother
Wilber of East Waterford visited
at the home of Mrs. G. W. Martin
on tuesday.
@. p. Pannabaker and family of
Ebensburg, Cambria county, are
visiting his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Pannabaker. 4
Miss Maude Krejder and the
Misses Katie and Lizzie Hayes,
have entered a hospital near BOs-
ton. Mass, as nurses.
Deep snow fell in part of York
state on Friday and Henry Lemaire
while deer hunting became lost and
perished in the storm. ~
Mrs. J. B NJ. Todd of Patterson,
is spending two weeks with her
daughters Miss Alice Todd and
Mrs Pannock of Allegheny.
The democratic leaders are so
confused over their defeat that
they are lost as to the issue that
they shall attempt to hold the par
r on.
Reading, Pa, has religious
sect that believe the Millennium will
come in fifteen years. 1t would be
a good thing if it would come
sooner"
Six to twelve inches of snow fell
IN parts of Somerset county, Pa,
November s. last Thursday and
sIeighing has been fine in that sec
ton of the state.
Wanted A member of the Leg
lslature who has snap enough and
ability enough to have the fish law
chdn Sed so as to permit the catch
lng Of eels during the fall seasons.
II cost the government over ten
million dollars to keep the Indians
the past year. Surely the capable
white man has burden in taking
care of himself and everybody else.
Letters uncalled for in Miff1in-
town post office at close of business,
Saturday evening, Nov. 10, 1900,
We're: Mrs. Minnie Wileman, NJ.
N Naylor, Joseph Palm, Miss
Mary Palm, Mrs. Eliza Wirkheis-
er.
Three hundred kegs of powder
Dlew up in a magazine at Bear Val
ley, Dauphin county at 2 O'Clock on
Monday morning. The shock was
lett a distance of 80 miles. Build
lIngS in the neighbOrhOod were
shattered.
\ congregational meeting will
DE held in the Presbyterian church
at , p, NJ, on Tuesday, November
~ to elect three trustees and four
elders: two elders to be elected for
ono fxx-I al fI. 4o olonf0d