Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-08-08

: Mr.. James Kidd, who has lived the
! past three years at Millersville, Ian.
caster county, has again taken up his
residence at McCoysville, Juniata
county.
If England and Russia should take
a hand in the China, japan, Corea
war, there is no telling where it
would cad, aud what other nations of
the old world it would involve.
The Bloomfield Democrat of Aug
ust LIST says: Prof. J. Harry Dysing.
Ter, principal of the Miff1intown Acad-
emy spent few days in this borough
last week with his cousin Mrs. J. B.
Clark.
Read in another column how a
young woman was tied up and whip
ped near Leithe, Pa, last Friday.
The natives in that community must
be towards to permit woman to be
treated in that way.
Officer Hackenberger, assisted by
Railway Policeman John Weller, ar
rested three young men in Patterson
on Saturday night for drunkenness
aud took them before Squire Todd
who imposed the usual fine for such
offences.
The British are a good deal exer-
cised over the war between China
and japan. The truth in the case is,
the British were not consulted about
the trouble and that is the thorn in
their flesh. They are afraid that
England will not get her share of the
spoils.
The Sunday observing people of
the United States will take it as a
bad sign for the democracy, that the
democratic Congressional tariff con-
ferees, met last Sunday, in the In
.er-State Com merce committee room,
at 2.30 P. VI. and discussed the tariff
bill till o'clock in the evening.
Rev. M. l.. Drum leaves town this
week on vacation of some weeks.
The services in the church will bs as
follows: Preaching next Sabbath, the
l2th, at 1880 by Rev. J. w. Speedily,
and on the same hour, on the 10Th
by Rev. J. K. Lloyd. The Epworth
League devotional meeting will oc-
cupy tho time of the evening service.
The United States have five treaty
ports in China, and will see to it that
our rights of trade and travel through
those ports are not restricted. But
what if neither China and Japan re
spect the treaty agreement There
would be only one of two things to
do either to submit to their rule in
the crse or send force there and
compel them to stand by tie agree
ment.
The Mifflin Juniors, last Wednes-
day, crossed bats with the Port Roy
al team, on the Mif1intown ground.
Score 10 to 6 in favor of Mifflin On
Saturday they went to McAlister-
vile and played the McAlisterville
team. Score s to in favor of the
.Mifflin. On Monday they played
the Patterson team on the Mifflin.
town ground. Score 10 to 3. The
.Miff1in Juniors have never been
beaten.
The tuberculosis that manifested
itself in the herd Of cattle of William
Guss of Milford township, was in ped
igree cattle that were brought from
Kentucky to Ohio, from Ohio to Milf.
fin county, and from Miffiin county,
by Michael Sieber to Juniata county,
where some Of the stock WAS sold to
his brother -in-law VIM. Guss How
many generations removed from
Kentucky the Guss cattle are has not
been stated.
| Mountain water is good thing,
but people should not be led by
false representations. Now the peo-
pie Of Duncannon are urged to en-.
gage in the enterprise of introduc-
ing mountain water which ii they
can afford they will not regret. but
the men who are urging the enter.
prise are telling them if they intro.
duce the water the rates of their in
surance will be reduced by the in
surance companies. That same talk
was indulged in every day previous
to the introduction of water into Milf
fiintown. Since we have the water,
insurance rates are higher than be-
fore the water Was brought to town.
Henry Scholl, Reuben Aucker and
Others from town attended the 21st
Annual Harvest Home at Pannabak
er's Island last Saturday, and report
a pleasant day and good time. The
political candidates were all there.
The meeting was presided over by
editor John W. SPEEDILY who deliver
ed speech. Rev. Mr. Davenport of
Academia made speech, and was
followed by d. B.. McWilliams,
Mr.. Altman and Rev. MIR. Lloyd.
The dowa train broke rail at the
Waterford Y, and it was after night
fall before the down valley people
got away. The Mifflin people came
to Port Royal to late for main line
connection ard had the pleasure of a
three mile walk early on Sunday
morning.
1t is blessing to have good eye.
sight, and it is blessing that the
eyesight is not better than it is for
if We had the sight that q good mi
croscope enlarges we all of us would
become disgusted with the living
things that we drink and eat
little perfect organizations that arc
not visible to the eysight, unassisted
by glasses. A correspondent of the
Bloomfield Democrat speaks of the
invisible thinns that Were rauaalod