Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-11-07

ings. on''cal meet
"A pinch Of sulpher worn in 90,
st;o IT, Is said to be good for rhenm
Ihe so-called Christian .o,d;...
1 Killed men, women and Children :
barner, who is charged with the
ssnoo!lng Of Goodling has not had :
Arager, who made such a pal.
ant night for the freedom of Rore
"A pinch of sulpher worn in ones
snoes keeps off grip and manv 9th.
VI all the western troops in
Cnina, the Russians were the mos1
barbarious.
Inc rafters have been put up for
the the fool on the new parsonage of
A"'neran congregation.
Emery McCahan went throupb
Cown on a wagon saying, "rabbits
are plenty, Pm going out for a
lOadv " "
Inc wet weather prophet is to
the front with a prediction of a
milo winter, because of a scarcity
of nuts.
Miss Sadie Bratton and brother
OF Marysville are guests of Mrs
lydia Bratton on Tuscarora street.
Patterson.
Mrs: B. F. Schweier and dauph.
ters Misses Annie and Isabel have
been to Philadelphia within the
past week.
Mrs. Oaks and Mrs. Adams of
Huntingdon, spent from SATURDAY.
until Monday at E. E. McMeen's
in Patterson.
1t is reported that Aguinaldo
the Filipino chief was shot dead
last September. The report needs
confirmation.
William Kerlin has moved his
family from Turbett township to
town and occupies one of DR.. At
kinson's houses.
The United States is the only
country in the world where an
election like that on Tuesday could
take place SO peacefully.
John Crosby an elder in the Rap
tist church at Columbus, Ohio, fell
dead while offering a prayer in
church on Sunday evening.
There was a Congress of m others
at Lancaster last week. 1t is not
known that they discussed, "Use
the slipper and save the childv'
Apples are plenty and good in
Somerset county says the Somerset
Herald and thousands of barrels
have been shipped out of the coun-
ty.
A son was born to Wilberfofce
Schweyer and his wife on Monday
afternoon and was Immediately
named after his grand father, Rob
ert Patton.
James Strayer and William Da-
Wis of Washington, Ralph Espen-
schade and Uric Martin of Pitte-
burg are among those who came
home'to vote.
At 1900 feet a great flow of gas
was struck near Uniontown, Fay
ette county, Pa, on Monday.
1t is the first gas obtained in that
section of the state.
You can talk all round when the
telephone lines of Juniata, Mifflin,
Perry, Snyder, Northumberland,
Fulton, Franklin and Dauphin
have been consolidated. A.
Frank Murray and Jacob Davis
of Washington, D. c.; Fred Es-
penschade of Pittsburg; Wallace
Derr of Philadelphia and Harley
Mcclellan of Pittsburg came home
to vote.
The British had three small bat
ties with Beers last week. The
Skirmish that ends a mans life or
maimes him for life is as terrific to
him as if a million men had en-
gagged in the strife.
A large part of the Columbia
dam has been swept away by flood.
With the MillerstOwn dam in the
Juniata river out of the way, shad
and other ocean going fish might
he caught at Mifflintown.
J. H. Gumbes, Supervisor and
E. S. Hippey, assistant supervisor
of Division G, Middle Division,
gave a dinner at the Keystone hO-
tel in Patterson, last Saturday ev-
ening in honor of the firemen of
the Division.
Horrible stories are reported
from China of how German and
and Russian troops murdered all
the prisoners they took, men,
women and children. Both Ger
man and Russians claim to be
Christian people
"Professor," the seeker after
knowledge inquired of the great
poison expert, elf tarantula were
were to bite you, what would be
the first thing you'd dOP
.!Yenv' replied the scientist
promptly.-Stray Stories.