Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-08-01

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days at Atlantic City. f ol
Ro.s Last Monday an army Of sooo
surrendered to the British.
Miss Carrie Derr Of phila !.
Derr. IT. harry r,
MISS Bess Kepner of Harr;sh, :,
mas been the guest of Mis- M;nn;ss
Strayer, recently. 'e
~ Miss Esther Mckinley of we.,
oaester normal school has return.
eo 70 her home in this place.
miss Nellie Musser has returned
,.om a two weeks visit to the do
iigntfni summer resort Cresson
Four citizens of Franklin commits
nave been arrested for nrocnr;rS y
way. -" unlawful
Miss Mcconnell of Phila. has
oeen the guest of Miss Maude vii.
son IN Patterson for the past week
=. . Hippey succeeds r. "
MASSEY as assistant Railroad Su.
pervisor with Supervisor Gumbe.
with headquarters at this place.
Mrs. Parker wife of Ezra parl.r
deceased, with her son Thomas
made the drive from Lewistown r.
Miniintown last Saturday after.
Bloomfield Times, July q: =
senator Hertzler of Port Royal. ac.
comPanied by Carl Espenschade O,
Mlmintown, were in this place on
Monday.
Ihere seems to be little prospect
for a sufficient quantity of ram till
the Autumn trade winds bring hu.
mldity enough to produce an abun.
dance of rain.
There will be no gold democrat.
lc ticket this fall. The gold dem.
ocrats can vote where their ballots
do the most good. They cannot
vote for Bryan.
Unclaimed letters in the Pos,
Office, Patterson, Pa: Miss Ada
Heckman, Mrs. Howard Disk,
W. r: Binley, Miss Mary Ripple,
Hsrr Mato Radanovic.
Win B. Lauver has been haul
ing shingles and lumber from tn,
saw and shingle mill of James J
Horning on the Mclaughlin trac
in Fermanagh township.
George BARLEY and family O
Pittsburg are spending a number::o
days in town at the home of Mr.
John HOllObaugh, Sr. Mr.. Hollo
baugh is Mrs. Bartley's father.
Levi Patterson of the govern
ment printing Office in Washington
ID. c., spent part of a day last weel
with his old time friends Captain
Mcclellan and Thomas Mcclellan.
Port Royal Times, July 26.-A
fine heifer owned by Jacob H
Huber of Beale township, was bit
ten by a snake, while in the pas
ture field from the effects of which
it died.
Mr.. Howard Funk is closing tn,
work of removing the Lutheran
parsonage. The house has beel
taken down brick by brick and al
that yet remains are the founda
tion walls.
The Kansas City World of Jul!
13 says-"A ull-blooded Filipino
woman is in a house at 1O11 Wy
andOtt street. This little woman i
the property of w. s. Layton o
South Carolina, who says he pait
s., 900 for her in San Francisco"
A horse belonging to GideoI
Sieber scared at small hand
coach on Bridge street on Satur
day evening and ran away, but OF
Washington street, was caught b.
Adam German and restored to tn
rider without any injury to the an
imal.
There is an abundance of wOrl
in America for church people with
out going to China. MifflintOwn i
not over cultivated by the mission
ary, if non attendance upOl
churches is an evidence. Half tn
people of Mifflintown are not en-
rolled on the church books in an.
way.
\The heather Chinee is not tn
only man who gets off a fake ono
in awhile. Some one who wash
a Chinaman worked fake iten
on the Lewistown Gazette about I
former citizen of Mifflin count.
having been killed by Indians il
Dakota. Other papers than tn
Gazette took the bait and publish
ed the fake story.
Ifeach one of the European pow
ers would propose to carve out
piece of the United States for them
selves what would you think abou
it. See, what do the Chinese thlnl
of the openly expressed purpose o
European governments to take
slice of their territory people an
all and annex it to the aforesal'
European governments!
Captain Lewis Degen of Fayett
paid the county seat a visit. ID
has not been in MiffiintOwn sine
last March and that visit was a
unlucky one. He then bought
cn1n un took + N