Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1897-09-15


in addition to that all local news that
are worth publishing find places in
its columns. tt.
An infant son of John Cunning.
ham, formerly of this county, now OF
Middletown, Dauphin county, was
brought to this place for interment
on Saturday, in the Presbyterian
cemetery. Funeral service by un-
dertaker Snyder.
A writer says diet of lizards cures
cancer. Before trying such diet, it
might perhaps be best to try the liz.
ard meat or broth on a dog or cat,
and if it does not slcken the animals
it cannot sicken man. Real cancer
is sure death, aud the so called liz.
ard cure may be we'll enough to think
about. =
BUcKNELL UNIVERSITY, John How.
ard Barris, President; College, with
four courses of study leading to de-
grees; Academy preparatory school;
Ladies' Institute. refined boarding
school; Music School, for both sexes
and Art Studio. For catalogue, ad-
dress the Registrar. VIM. G. Gretz'
niger, Lewisburg, Pa. tt.
Supervisor H. G. Penny has been
repairing roads in Fermanagh this
summer One section OF road that
he superintended the making of, was
the bnilding of a solid roadway over
the old canal ditch where the upper
turn n,pike bridge stood before the
June food of 1889. A road now takes
the place of the old bridge across the
canal bed.
At the Musical College, Freeburg,
Snyder county, Pa, none but the
best methods are used, so that to day
it is recognized as one of the fore.
most schools of music in the country.
S33 will pay for term of six weeks,
instruction and board. Fall term will
begin Aug. 80.
For catalogues address,
HENRY B. MoYER,
If. Director.
When the Gardaer, Morrow & Co
banking concern in Hollidaysburg'
failed. it was owing depositors four
hundred thousand dollars The As,
s;gnae after converting everything
the bank had into money has four,
teen thousand, seven hundred and
eighty-four d liars and twenty four
cents to pay the four hundred thou
sind dollars owing depositors. The
depositors viii get a fraction over
3 cents on o dollar.
The 18th annual Fair of the Perry
County Agricultural Society, to be
held at Newport. Pa, September %,
% and "a, promises to be one of the
best Home Fairs ever held in Penn
sylvania. There will be much well.
ordered miscellaneous entertainment
daily, with fine trotting, pacing and
running races A game of foot ball
will be played by Duncannon and
Bloomfield on Thursday. Il is the
purpose of the management that the
annual exhibitions of this Society
shall be strictly first class, clean and
therefore attractive to everybody
seeking recreation apd pleasure at q
minimum expense. It is a delight
full place to meet your friends from
far and near. Those who cannot
come by private conveyance may
avail themselves Of excursion RATES on
the railroads.
Times have Aos only changed with
regard to mechanical Inventions and
labor saving machines, but times
have changed with regard to the cor
rection Of children at school. It is
not more than a generation sgo that
whipping in the school room was the
thing to do to keep pupils up 10 the
standard of school government laid
down by the teacher os every school,
aud the teacher who hadn't the cour-
age or physical ability to completely
whip the most obstreperous pupil in.
to submission to the dictates of the
teacher, incurred the contempt and
scorn of that particular community
But times have changed, things are
different now as A. S. Hibshmsn, q
teacher in Lebanon, Pa, found ont
last week when he was sued foe whip
ping pupil Oscar Perry for disobed-
ience. Hibshmau WAS fined $50 aa1
costs.
On the Santa Fee Railroad three
miles east of Empor;a, Kansas, about
half past seven O'CLOCK last Wednes
day evening, September 8, two pas.
One of the trains was drawa by two
engines The boilers OF the three
engines exploded, blowing hole in
the ground large enough 10 bury the
engines and tumble mail cars in on
top. Six mail agents arc missing.
The engineers and firemen were kill.
ed, and dozen passengers killed aud
many wounded. Presidential candi-
date William j. Bryan was in a rear
Car of one of the trains aud was not
hurt. He gave as muci. assistance as
he was able, to relieve the distress of
the wounded and the dying This
dreadful collision was followed BY an
other two days aftarward, one and a
half miles west of New Castle, Col
orado, in which wreck 35 persous
were killed and 1S6 were injured.
The collision was between a stock
train and passenger train.
The interiors Of one thousand Of
the most attractive homes in the Un
tied States have been photographed
by The Ladies Home journal. One
hundred of the best OF these pictures
will be reproduced in that magazine.
The first article of the series-"In.