Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1898-07-20

ana r.. w. III. kreider made speeches
General Garcia, of the Cnban army.
Is credited with saying, 1.-The Yellow
Fever is mere NIalarial Fever. easily
prevented by the free use of quinine. -
without quinine the suffering be-
comes terrible.
The corner stone of the new State
House at Harrisburg, is to he laid on
the 10th of August with appropriate
ceremony. A. X. Mcclure is to de-
liver the address. The Colonel can do
it as ably as any living man.
Roy Louder, while attempting
to separate two fighting dogs, at
Samuel Warmers home, on the
Espenschade farm, on Sunday,
was severely bitten on the left
hand.
The Juniata Central League met
at Marysville, Perry county; on
the 10Th inst, for two days con
ventiOn. Professor Gortner, of
this place, is booked for speech
this Wednesday afternoon.
DR.. VIM. Banks, has begun to
take down the stone house on Main
street, bought from the George
Smith estate, preparatory to the
erection of a residence for himself
and family.
Henry SchOll met with an acci-
dent last week that might have re-
suited seriously. He fell while
coming down the stairs of his car
riage manufactOry and was injured
considerably about the face.
Davis kurtz, Esq, and son, of New
Castle, Lawrence county, and Ed.
kurtz, ESD, of the same place, are now
in Lost Creek Valley, visiting old time
friends and looking at the homes of
their ancestors, where they were born.
Lieutenant y. III. Martin, of the
tiago, and while he escaped the Spanish
bullets he did not escape the malarial
disease of that country, aud was sent
north OH 20 days time to recruit his
health.
What Is known ut this place, as
1.-The Railroad Shifter," has been taken
out of service and the force of ten men
employed have been ordered to report
to railroad authority AT Harrisburg on
the lst of August. Rumors of changes
are current.
On the night of the 18th inst, Jona-
than NewcOme of Bakers Corners.
Mercer county, was killed by bolt of
/ lightning. He was with his wife i'm a
buggy driving home from prayer
soon recovered from the shock
On Saturday afternoon IL game
of base ball will be played on the
Academy grounds in the east end
of town between the Miii!in and
Port Royal clubs. Jacob \. Davis
and Adam Garman compose the
battery of the Mifliin team.
; BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY, John
, Howard Harris President. College,
leading to degrees in Arts, Philosophy
and Science. Academy, Il preparatory
school for young men and boys. In
/ stitute, a refined boarding school for
Young ladies. School of Music, with
graduating courses. For catalogue, adj
dress the Registrar,
WIN. &. GRETZINGER,
Lewisburg, Pa.
The bOmbardment of Santiago
De Cuba, was wildly represented
under the management of A. B.
Evans, at Evans Mill, near
ThompsontOwn, in the presence of
a thousand people, last Saturday
evening. Patriotic addresses were
delivered by Hon. l.. Il. Atkinson
and DR.. ]. y. Grubb, and Mr.
Daugherty.
Last Friday morning all travel anC
railroad by the wreck of Il train of Goa
cars. on straight line between thi
station and Port Royal Twenty SOM
, broken cars and their contents covered
1
ed material was removed, the rails re
laid and business resumed its usua
ever tenored way
The Supreme Court of MinneSot
held. i'm the recent case of Stendel, AC
ministrator, w. Boyd, that landown
er is not bound to fence or OtherwiS
guard an open excavation or POND
natural or artificial, Oh his land so a
, to prevent injury to children comm
thereon without right or invitation, eN
pressed or implied, they are induced
: do so by the attractiveness of the exc;
3 vation or pond.
In the new territory of Hawaii
there were according to the las
census. Chinese and Japanese 46,
!, 600. Portuguese $4,000, Native
81 600, Half Breeds S, 400, Britis
2.2OO. Germans l 400, Norwegian
! 40. South Sea Islanders LOO!
i Americans $1,000. Total SON
s over 10000. Can the 1890
Americans there manage all tn
:. others as Il self governing commuI
e ity.
II The American Daughters Associate
of Niflintown, interested themse!ve
last week in collecting and forwardn
8 for the army, 60 pints currant Jelly
4 10 pounds oat meal 36 pounds o.
meal 10 pounds corn starch; poun'
- tapioca can cocoa; pounds dri'
peaches bandages in abundance. IL
y box was sent by rail, labeled, "Fro
= American Daughters Association
Miffiintown, Col. Hall, or Surgeon