Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1896-08-19


r Inc Misses Verona and Grace
"eidiey OF McDonaldsville. Ohio,
nave been guests of Register and Re-
corder Will and mother for sone
time. M A'
Mrs- E. J. Rooms of HARRISBURG.
MISSES Mollie, Jennie and Junie Ken.
ner OF Columbia, a.e visi.ipg AZ the
come OF Mr.. Henry Gionincer in
Patterson.
After a prolonged visit to her
aunt and uncle Mr.. and Mrs. John
ho!iobeugh, Jr., Miss Lily Kepner
returned to her home in Chester ON
Monday evening
Miss Aiica Wishsrt, daughter Of
Hon s P. Wishart OF Fulton coun-
ty, Is visiting her uncle County Com
missioner Harry Moore and ether
near relatives ut .NcAlistervil,e.
There will be preaching in the
Lutheran Church in Mifflintown on
next Sabbath morning and evening,
and at st Stephens at 2 o'clock in
the sfternocn By the Rev. D. U. Balm
OF Constantine, Mich.
Martin Fasick, son of Britain Fa-
sick, had his right arm broken by q
fall from the tow path Of the aban.
doned canal into the ditch. At the
time OF the accident ho was playing
racer with other boys.
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ton that does the reader good, and
III addition to that all local news that
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its columns. If
"Whiie Miss Myrtle Woayarlinc, of
Everett, Was digging in the garden
tee othsr evening. she unearthed a
gold dollar OF the coinage OF 1854.
Although 42 years, tho coin Is as
bright and perfect a. il it had lust
come from the mint.
Charles Noble while riding his bi.
cycle on the river bridge batweon the
boroughs on Tuesday, ran against a
horse and spring wagon being driven
il the opposite direction. No enc
was hurt and the horse did not
brt Charley's bioycls was
badly broken
"The State Deputy Secretary of
Agriculture has determined that there
shall be 1856 farmers institutes held
dnrirg 1896 and 1897. of which II6
viii occupy two dsys and the remain
der one day. The sum of 80, 900 per
ennum is provided by the State to
pay the lecturers st these institutes. "
George McPherran who read isv
with Hon. Andrew Parker, deceased,
in this town, disd at the homo OF his
brother near Tyrone, Blair county,
on the morning Of the 18Th Of Aug
ust- ~GoPherrsn was aged about So
years, AID praoticsd Jaw in Ph;ladeI-
pAia.
II the republicans bad re-eiected
Harrison President instead of Glove
laaG, they would not al be fiounder-
ing on tbs slough ot Lard times, !or
tha republicans would have kept up
:; Sariff higa enough To keep our fac
tories and manufacturing establish
hshmeIts generally running, and
hat would haSe giYer employment
ard better times 70, aIl.
Buekpeli University, John Harris,
LII D., President. Co;lera with
four Courses of study leading TO de-
grees; Academy for boys and young
men; Ladies' Institute, and School Of
Music. Thirty acre cauapEs; tsn
buildings including gymnasium, lab
orHtory aod observatory. Fer cata-
iosEs and other information address
Hm. G. GretzinSor, Registrar. Lewis
burg, Fa. 29jIly-4t.
McClure's Magazine for Septer1-
Der vii contain the frat report ever
published 81 Abraham L;ncoils fam
ous Lost Spescb, delivered at
Bloomington. before the first repub-
l;oan state convention held in Illinois.
* nevsr witnessed such G gceno be-
fore OF since" sayp Joseph Medill,
editor of the Chicago Tribune. who
Was member of tns convention and
writes an introduction to the report
of the speech describing the occa-
zion.
We have the pleasure Of acknowI-
sdging the receipt Of al invitation
from e. Dill Strickisr, president and
Glare IL. Taylor, Secretary Of the
Huntingdon Centennial Committee 10
attend the celebration of the one
hundredth anniversary OF the incor-
poraiion of tbs borough of Hunting
don, September 6sb, 9th and lOsh,
1896. II wili he three days cele-
tion. Firat day viii be devoted 10
veteran and military aud dedication
of Standing Stone. Second day, Civ
ic Societies, Firemen and Schools.
Third day, Industrial display.
Professor John Smith OF Chester
Springs Normal School aud dargh-
ter. and two friends met with thrill
ling mishap last Saturday morning
OF the rcGd between Pory Royal and
.bexico at a point opposite The home
of Thompson Crimmeii, The herss
turned off the road over the bank aud
in twinkle, horse, buggy and occu
pants were rolling down the side Of
the bill. Over and over they went,
cnd did not stop until they rolled in
to the bed of the old abandoned ca.
nal. Those who saw il shuddered
over thu expected end. and were hap
py when they learned that the occu-
pants were not killed, and they were
exceedingly sorry when they learned
that Professor Smith had two ribs
broken. TIE horse was demoralizec;