Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1897-10-06
Republican County Ticket.
REGISTER and Recorder
.AJ1s0I1 b. VIII.
SheylTLSnDaueI L0pp.
Jury Commissioned. =
Samuel .Alt1.0J1d.

SiLy are "drlA among tne democrats.
SEED WHEAT is being sent from the
United States to the Argentine Re-
public.
PRESIDENT MCKINLEY is back to The
White Il Iuse from a swing around IL
crci. If the States.
A CHICAGO man has sued his lady
love for twenty-five thousand dollars
damage for breach of promise of mar
riage.
The Government National Bank eft
Pottsviile, Pa, is all right, but it has
been determined by its owners to go
ont OF business. Every claim will be
paid On presentation.
MANY members Of the National
Guard who were to Hazleton to re-
store order to that disturbed region
say, they could not be iuduced tolive
IN community such as that. Non
ev can be made in the Hazleton re-
gion, but they prefer to live poor like
Job on the skirt OF .he globe 10 such
place SIS Hazleton.
ONLY sixty days of the Republican
tariff, and the government is getting
almost as much revenue as will run
the Government. II will not be many
months ill the government will be in
possession of enough revenue to paw
IS expenses and have some left with
which to begin to pay off the debt
that was made by tie Cleveland gov
ernment
ACCORDING to a speech made in Dr.
Swallows meeting last Friday even
ing, Pennsylvania patriotism was at
4 l,w ebb when the flag pole at Har.
rishurg was purchased, The patriots
who managed its purchase apd cree
tion obtaibed tbe pole and all its fix
lures ou;side Of the State of Penn
sylvania. There wasn't ANYTHING
Pennsylvania about it excepting tie
hole
CmCAGo people have always loved
sausage. Indeed one Of the first
tEIrgs that is shown stranger in
tie Windy City are its hogs and sau-
ssges. 1t is hog city, but for all
mat when il comes to cooking WON
en- and sausage ii the same boiler, n
halt is called and sausage now are at
a discount. They seem to believe
that il one woman was murdered ard
cooked in sausage factory other
sausage boilers III other sausage fac
tories may have been put to the sane
,.se -t.1ereforc the sausage business
III Chicago is at 4 discount.
PEurLE who were at the Swallow
meeting last Friday evening are per-
0'eXed to know from what was SAID
IN f. speech whether it was Assembly
man Keller or Senator Hertzler, who
WIS meant as uncommonly exemplary
in the Legislature last winter, but
who was prevented from serving the
State properly on account of unf,v-
orahie surroundings. If the ques
ton OF which one was meant is to be
determined without calling upon tue
spca!-er to tell for whom the puff was
intended, it may be necessary to call
persons and take testimony. Amidst
all the doubt surrounding the ex-
preston of speech, there is only one
thing clear, and that is that they
We're not both on Swallows list of
TShits Legislative sheep. One of the
two was black sheep on Swallows
list.
THE workings of the human family
are as great questions for the student
TO consider as are the subjects of
Geology and Astronomy or any other
subject that is working under fixed
laws of nature laid down by the d.
vine mind. The American nation
was between two and three hundre
years, laying down the lines of free
and slave government that resulted
in The Civil war of 1861 to 1865
The bigh tide of the war was the bat
tie Of Getty ysburg. There the two
waves Of contention met and that Of
free government rolled over and sub
n erged that of slavery, and what fol |
lowed was only the settling Of the
sUTgfng National waters. A new |
generation has come since then, and |
1t Is that which is going on q pilgrim
e,a to Gettysburg to look over the
field where tie decisive battle agains, |
slavery and rebellion was fought. Il
VII be the place for millions of peo
pie to visit in the sweet by and by.
Gre + eXcursions are formed almost |
every week i'll the summer season to |
go there and see and feel the thrill
that naturally comes to man and |
woman wnen passing over such hal
lowed ground. Six thousand excur-
s'o9'sts surgsd through Gettysburg
nj over the battle field last Sunday.
The army of the excursionists on
Sunday were run to Gettysburg IN
J5l passenger cars. About 1900 of
the pilgrims to the Gettysburg shrine
vere from the Juniata Valley, hauled
IN 36 cars IL two sections. The first
section with Is cars passed this sta
ton without stopping about eight in
the morning. The second section of
IL cars followed about 9 o'clock in
the morning. About 80 persons so
on second section at this place. They
7tl~ed at Gettysburg about noon,
anu left there at in the evening and
got back into the Juniata Valley
abous midnight.