Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-03-21

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sons. - 'i'A' MS Two
David Y. Reno ofBel,ev;l,e MI.
nld county, was in Minaintown -. ON
business on Tuesday. ~
~ Rev: Mr.. Curry of Princeton
- Seminary will preach
IN the Presbyterian church next
"eA'
An over flow of hot metal fell on
yandow Mauviex at a furnace at
harrisburg. The man was roast.
ed into a crisp.
s. Boyd Murray cut one of his
nands on a piece of tin on a box of
ocotch herring that he was open
ing. The hand is painfully sore.
Culbertson's sale of house and
lot In this town that was billed to
take place on March 18th, has
been postponed until Friday.
March % at 2 o'clock.
The growing of oranges is over.
The cutting away of the pine for
ests has so changed the climate
tnat the weather has become to
cold for orange growing.
J. Howard Neely bought the
Bonsall property at public sale on
Saturday for fifteen hundred and
twenty-five dollars. The house
and lot is located at East Point.
A foot of snow fell on the after
noon and evening of the 18th OF
March. 1t was more snow than all
the SHOWS put together the past
winter. If it had come in the mid
die of November it would have
laid a sure foundation for sleighine
all winter. Trains frOnr-the east
were delayed by the snow and all
mail service was late from that di-
rection.
Who ever knew of a railroad be-
ing conducted without hurting
someone accidentally and who ever
heard of a newspaper being con-
Quoted without offending someone
accidentally or unintentiOnally.
Would it do to stop the railroads
and occasional accidents would il
do to stop the newspapers be.
cause of occasional displeasi ng par.
agraphs or articles.
Mr.. George Goshen of Patterson
has grandson named for himself
The young man is soldier in the
American Army against the Fill
pinos and has been in the Phillip
pines more than a year and ha:
participated in a number of bat
ties. The last letter his grand
mother had from him he was wei
and unharmed by Filipino bullets.
He is a son of Milton Goshen, who
is son of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Goshen.
This from the Bloomfield Free
MANI. T. Altman, Esq, of Jun
iata county, was in Bloomfield OF
Thursday, looking up members o
the Grange. 1t is intimated thai
Mr.. Altman will be a candidate fol
State Senator in this district on the
Democratic ticket this fall. *
Ezra c. Doty, District Deputy
Grand Master of MifflintOwn, at
tended the regular meeting o
Adams Lodge No. 319 f. & A. NJ
in this place on Monday evening
He was accompanied from NewpOr
by Postmaster w. Harry Smith.
Rev. S. w. Seibert fell off a lad
der at. building in Newport ont'
a platform and thence into acellar
making a fall of about 10 feet. H
was severely hurt. He was on tn
ladder talking to a friend who wa
at work above. In the movemen
to 90 down he lost his footing ant
fell. He preached in the Patter
son Evangelic i church some year
ago, and had a large circle o
friends here among people VIII
did not belong to his congregation
and they all express sympathy TO
him and hope he may fully recov
er from the injuries Of the fall.
An exchange says:-At the op
ening of the Central Pennsylvani;
Conference of the United Evangel
ical church at WilliamspOrt recent
ly. it was found that one of th'
delegates was a woman BishOl
Dubs absolutely refused to recog
nize her, claiming that there wa
no law for it, and he was sustaine'
by the Conference. The wOmel
can do the work OF the church
raise money, attend the meetings
make up three fOurths of the mem
bership, but when it comes t
making laws for the government o
the congregations they are not cap
able. 1t is about time that tn
| women of the church rise in thei
might and cut off the supple
from such men as Bishop Dubs.
A wire-has been stretched from
one tree to another at the tow
fountain. The wire is 10 feet NOR
or less from the ground and from
that wire wire is suspended t
the fountain and On the lower en'
of the hanging wire is a tin-cup
1t is springy construction for tn
thirsty, who wish to drink of pur
Macedonia water at the fountain
The tin is hung that way so tha
horse and cattle slObber does no
get into it. AS it used TO be tn
tin was fastened to a chain to tn
Tonn4a;,, atom, and when the I'll