Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-11-07
William .McCnlloch ii.

'iHin ""cSuilccn. dled at HIS
nome IN Lancaster, on Tuesday after.
noon, from blood poison, from sn ab.
cess on his right leg. He moved to
Lancaster from Port Royal, this coun-
ty. about year ago.
On the 1st day of November at Q !.
2.15 p NJ, the Gar of Russia died
aged AZ years. His son Gar Mich
olas II, was proclaimed king on the
End day Of November, and the gov
ernment goes on as before.
The speaker was thoroughly il. love with
his subject. and for an hour and half held
MS audience spellbound by his pathos and
eioquence. Should Professor HANDY ever
lecture IN Media again, it would be difficult
20 ger hall large enough to hold the au.
disnce that will assembls.-Media fPa.,
America.
The other night thieves killed a
large fierce watch dog by quick poi
son in the Office of the Treasurer of
Altoona. The dog being disposed of
the thieves forced rear window op-
en- and drilled and exploded the safe
and got So in money.
II was indeed fine lecture. Mr. Handy
IL an eloquent, brilliant speaker, with a
sparkle ofhumor in his discourse that is
most pleasant. He is a man who must be
heard TO be fully appreciated. The hall was
crowded to its utmost capacity, and many
turned saway for want of roem.-Canton
(ohio) Evening Reposity.
Levi Irving Handy at the Tsaoher's In
rtitu'e on Friday evening, subject .sThe
Road to Victory"
His touches of humor and pathos won
for him the attention and control of his au-
dience. He is eloquent and fercible, and
ranks among the foremost of platform ora.
tors. Washington (Ps) Journal.
The reports of the second blossom
ing and bearing of pear, plum and
apple trees are numerous this season
and to the superstitious is an omen
of disaster, but to those who pry
deeper, it only means that the sec
ond crop as it is called comes from
the belated buds.
Shortly after night fall last Satur-
day evening, e bright light showed
itself on the clouds beyond Shade
mountain almost directly north of
this town. All who saw the light cx-
pressed the belief that it was caused
by the burning of some large build
ing in Mltflin county.
Norman Shellenberger IS looking
for William Studincer of Fayette
township for having stolen his dou
bic barrellcd breech loading sLot gun
, Studinger brought the gun to this
town and left it at Bergy's livery
stable where Shellenberger got il,
> but Stidingcr escaped.
"The LehighCounty Commission.
ers have decided to purchase a ton
Of pig iron for placing in the jail
yard and compelling vagabond
tyemps TO carry the bars back ard
forward from one end Of the prison
} yard to TIE other daily during THEN
period of incarcsraticr.'
, s.Old Ocean, Our Slave ard Master" a
), the Opera House last evenng, was grand
Prof. B. Dsmstte, as is always bis aim
pleased the gudisnce, and at the same time
i gave theD an unlimited amount of knoSl
S edge. Tho Prot. i, thoroughly imbucd
With his subject, and speaks with an earn
estness seldom seen in our platform lee
lures. It was by far the bsst of the course
? -Pana (lH.J Evening Gazette.
r The most delightful entertainment Ina
: the residents OF West Philadelphia hav.
had the privilege of hearing was given las
evening by the Ariel Quartette of OF Bos
y ton. The magnificent contralto voice o
:, Miss Holt, combined with the rest of the
u Quartette, made it one of the most enjoya
J bic of the season. The residents OF thi.
part OF the city are to be congratulated up.
op securing luch talent.-Phila. Times.
= Letters remaining uncalled for il
>. the Post Office at Patterson, Pa.
October 81, 1894: Laura NJ Kines
Martha r. Wills, Bell Latham, An
x 4 ME Cuibersop. Geo. w. Arnold, VIII
u Deael, Harry V. Yates, Joe Mareen
J A. 3. ReD, Jno. G. Hersh, Frank o
Parker, Al. Sis ncr Ginseppe, Baff3ll
8 Bartholomew.
It NJ. Harry Mcclellan was taken BY
!. surprise when he arrived a home at
East Point last Tues lay evening by
: a large party of neighbors. Mrs
! Mcclellan and the neighbors had
4 kept the party T. secret from him
but he survived the surprise aad en-
ioyed the occasion with the iveliesi
+ Of the company.
n John r. Eaglebert demauded ad
mittance to the house of bis friend
Uriah Koppenhetfer at Rife, Dluph
: in county, on the night of the 30tE
t of October about 10 o'clock. The
r demand was intended fer Joke, but
Englebert had SO disguised himself
t that Koppenheffer mistook him TO,
Y a burglar and shot lin dead
= A Brooklyn girl died few days
ago from eating peanuts. She was
taken violently i'll and it was found
: necessary to perform an operation
$ Fully quart Of undigested peanuts
were found in her stomach. An ex
change would like to know whethe,
e she will be held responsible in the
4 future world for taking her life 10y
e eating to many peanuts.
LINCOLN UNIVERSITY,
g LINCOLN, Ill. December 20, 1893.
The Ariel Ladies Quartet, has sung two
i consecutive seasons in our lecture conrse.
: No other vocal combination so well p!sa.sd
Cur paople. In addition to their aditior
rich, full and melojious-of popular anc
S classical music, you are impressed by the
/ fact that you are listening 10 ladies OF tn.
,. broadest culture aud refinement. They
have many friends here.
= S W. GARvIN,
| Chairnpan of Emf tain Conn
G II. II. Emmett, whose father was an In
I dian chief and whose mother was the daugh
:. ter of Methodist minister. lectured on the
L fhayne sSTha Narth a marican In3iono