Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-08-30
Half Rates 70 Baltimore
0PtAlA.

Or1Ole.
The details of Baltimore's celebration are
almost perfected, and far enough advanced
to give general outline Of the programme
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday,
and Friday, September llth to 18th inclu-
sive, have been set apart as the days, and
the special attractions for each will be as
follows;-On the llth Royal Troops and
| all visiting commercial bodies from the
Southern and Western cities viii have q
grand reception. On Tuesday the Royal
Troops will attend the unveiling of the
monument to Armistead on Eutaw Place.
In the afternoon there will be competitive
drills of the various military companies at
Druid Hill Park. On the I4th will be the
Royal Pageant, in which it is promised will
participate the various Mardi- Gras societies,
including the Knights of Momus, Infant
Mystics, S. l. S. Myths, Cowbellians,
Aemphii of Memphis, Yelled Prophets of
St. Louis, Rex, King of the Carnival,
COmus, Momus, and Protsus, Of New
Orleans, &c.
For the benefit of all those desiring to
witness Baltimore's celebration, the Penn
sylvania Railroad have arranged to issue
tickets on September llth, 18th, 18th, and
l4th, good to return until the 18th inclusive,
for one-half regular rates, or, in other words
at one fare for the round trip. Aside from
the enjoyment to be realized at the celebra-
tion in Baltimore, the privilege of taking
trip over the Alleghenies and down the
Juniata, and along the romantic banks of
the Susquehanna, is not to be had every
day at such very low fare. There is also
another prominent feature in the trip, and
that IS that il takes place at season of the
year when travelling is most enjoyable.
e
Wigwam Iroqouis Tribe No AZ 1. o. r.
NJ, Mifflintown Sturgeon, Noon 81, Sleep
g. S. d. 39i.
WHEARAs, The Great Kishe Manhattan has
seen fit in his providence to remove from
our happy hunting grounds our worthy
Brother +. d. Frankenberry, whose career
as member Of Iroquois Tribe has been un-
exceptionable, and whose character, and
many virtues, as husband, father and citi-
zen have endeared him to the community
in which he lived, therefore be it.
RESOLVED. That We deeply feel the loss
sustained by our order in the death of our
worthy Brother, who was cut down in the
midst of his usefulness by the unsparing
hand of the Great Spirit, his memory i, en-
graved on our hearts as one true to the
fundamental principals of Freedom, Friend.
ship and Charity, and We deeply sympathize
with the widow and children of our d decea,-
ed Brother in the hour Of their great Attic
ton. May the Great Spirit watch over and
guide and protect them until they are call.
ed to join the husband and father in the
happy hunting grounds hereafter. May
they turn to him in this dark hour for that
consolation which only he can bestow.
RESOLVED: That as a token of respect to
our departed Brother our wigwam be drap-
ed in mourning for 8 moons and our Chief
Warriors and Braves wear the usual badge
of Sorrow for sc Suns.
RESOLVED; That copy of these proceed
ipgs be furnished to the family of our de-
ceased Brother, and be published in the
newspapers of the County.
JACOB BEIDIER
JOHN lSSHSssHSSSS iSSS sSiHs!Sk Committee.