Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-06-02
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Of his house.
A very large assortment Of White G oods
selling at cost prices, a; S;arubaugh's.
Ar. Allison has put asubs;sntial fence On
.so sides Of his home lot.
Bug Exierminator--Paris Green is the
article. lRo- sale q, Banks a Hanlia's
Mr. Silas Shamp has put board walk
Aiepg his property ON Washington street.
Potato bugs have taste fer tomato
ilants. The nasty :hinss-poisto bugs of
course.
T. u. Parker, who soiourned last winter
IN Colorado, has returned and met with a
hesr;y greeting. Ever, body seemed glad
20 see him.
The mind Of an old citizen of Lewistown
VAS so impaired few days ago thar it be-
ram- necessary to take HIM to the Insane
Asylum.
Exchange papers pronounce base e1ll and
croque; a, discoant this season. :. Truly
everything has Its day." So said Davy
Crockett OF some sther sage.
Noricf.-Yoa can buy Clothing, b.tttr
and cheaper, of ). B. N. Todd, Patterson,
,asn anywhere else. lie will not be under
eo.d under any circumstances.
Presidea: Grant has written a letter in
regard 70 Third term. lie does not ask 4
denomination, neither does he declare
sss:Bst Third or even Fourth term.
.-ss; SUNDAY, daring the singing of the
hvInn ths, preceded the sermon In the
morning ser, ices in the Presby terisn church,
sswallow that hal hera flying about the
room seti ed down on the head of the Off
eating minister, Rev. NJ. Robinson.
Money mus. be rler:y in Nisain county.
.f the amount lost Is criterion to judge
hY, 4 iew weeks sgo q citizen lost his
I-ocke;-took .i;h SIX hundred dollars in it,
and last week :he I.existown Sentinel pub
l,shcd the following item: "Sx so bills
ssere picked up at Russsll's corner last week
hy Christian Miller. Tile money Was lost
by Mr.. Godfrey, of the foundry
Mr. Allen was hauling rubbish in q cue-
horse spring wagon from the alley in the
rear OF his lot 81 Thita street, last Sa;rr-
day to point on the steep bank along the
canal north OF town While nnlosd.pg,
something took pixce that caused the ami
nal to back. Before be could be caugh: or
urged forward the weight Of the wagon had
got him SO started Oh the descent that no
hal; vas affected until half the distance
across the canal was reached. The wagon
~as good deal out OF condition. The two
trent wheels We're hebless. the shafts ~e.e
broken, ditto the bed otherwise it ras not
injured Fortunately the horse escaped
without a hurt, which is something to be
wondered al.
A large lot Of fresh a4cksrel just receiv-
ed st ] & ii. A. St1Dbsugh's, snd ,t pri-
ces lower than ever. Quality o. iah and D.
deity 10 brand guaranteed.
The eleventh annual Convention of the
Pennsylvania State Sabbath School Assoc
a;ion will be held IN the Zion's Lutheran
Church, Lebanon; Pa, June 9Th, 9Th and
and 10Th, 1915. AL who are Interested in
the work are cordially invited TO attend, and
1; is earnestly hoped that every Sunday
school in the State will be represented
Delegates, on their arrival at Lebanon, will
report 10 the committee on reception at the
railroad depot. Members of the committee
will bs recognized by their badges. Enter
tainment viii be provided for all delegates
whe will address s.CrRus BoGER, Chairman
of Committee on Entertainment, Lebanon,
Pa" The headquarters Of the Committee
of Arrangements viii be in the building op.
posi.e the lions Lutheran Church.
SL-csp.Y's rain prevented the decora.
;ion of the soldiers graves, and the deco.
ration Of the monument erected to their
memory IN NE Court House square, in ac.
cordance with the programme for the after
Noon Of that day. Many ladies, and l2i
Sunday School scholars, and full compile
;nent Of men in wagons, were on their way
from Perrysville TO Church Hill Cemetery
-het bsertaken by the rain. They shelter
ed in the old bridge, at Port Royal, while
toe storm lasted. After the rain, in tn,
damp of tie declining day, a number of cit
sens laid the floral offerings on the graves
of the dead heroes buried in the cemetery
While the hundreds who intended to bC
present were not there in person, they were
prese:t IN spirit. The memory of the citi
ier soldier who fell in the struggle agains
rebellion Is cherished with deeper, a hear
tier feeling now than at the close of the
war. So it viii be continuously on as vt
grow away from the events that caused their
death The Southern people, teo, are deep
ly set in the work of decorating the grave,
Of their dead who fell for the Lost Cause
That is the most forcible method they car
adopt to teach generations beyond the one
tsst participated in the struggle for anc
aseins rebellion the difference Of the two
systers of civilization, the rights of ont
and the outrsges Of the other. Every yeaI
hencefofth that the soldiers' graves Of tn,
North are decorated the righteousness o
their cause grows brighter to the free intel
iisent people Of the world, and every yea
bencefo-th that the soldiers graves of the
Lost Cause are decorated the unrighteous
ness Of their cause viii become more spra'
rent to the .ree intelligent people Of ths
world, until by and by the country viii
~ondsr that their cause had any advocate
~ha,ever. It will be looked on as one OF
the exploded hesssies of the past