Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1898-05-18
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Send 10 to ID thousand troops to
occupy the Philippine islands.
1t takes five bushels of wheat ito
bread hearty eating man "A year.
Democratic editors formed a
state association at Harrisburg last
week.
The increase of crime among the
colored people of the south is
alarming.
The Centre Hall grangers will
hold their encampment September
II to Il.
DR.. Atkinson is to deliver the
oratiOn on Memorial Day at New
ton Hamilton.
The state of Washington, Ore
gOn. California have Il poor wheat
crop this year.
Subscribe for the JUNIATA SENTINEL
AND REPUBLICAN.
Banks Hambright, of Yeager-
town, visited among relatives and
friends in this valley.
The ,JunIata Valley editorial AS
sociatiOn Will meet at Mapleton at
11.3O Il. III, next Friday.
Mrs. jackson, wife of William
jackson, deceased, OF Altoona, is
visiting friends in Mifllintown.
Thomas L. Parker, of Atlantic
City, visited friends and relatives
in town several days last week.
The article for Natioual Uni
verSity Will appear in next issue of
the SENTINEL AND REPUBLICAN.
Congress is discussing the new
tax bill to raise one hundreE mill
ion dollars to pay war expenses.
Spain has $50 Lieutenant Gener-
ais, enough generals of that rank
for all the armies in ChriStendom
Mrs. kepner is quite i'll with 4
cOngestive fever. at the home oi
her son-in-iaw, John Hollobaugh
Jr.
Go TO Meyers for your clothing
and furniture he will save you 25
pr cent. Re4d bis Bargains in thi.
paper.
Professor Gortner and Wallace
Derr. visited camp Gretna On Sat
urday. The Juniata boys were
then well.
Editor Cloyd Pannebaker. o.
the Coalport Standard, spent sev-
eral days with his parents in town
last week.
Congress proposes to change in
auguration day from March I, tC
May (. and have the change go in
to effect May 1, 1901.
/aErS. Junkin of Port Royal
while on the way to the train to &c
to New Port. on the 18th inst had
a stroke OF paralysis. and sank tt
the pavement and expired in few
minutes al 10 a III
Luck follows Dewey every
where.
NV hats up now -
Look how far away he is from
the people who would tender hin
banquetS. receptions and the like.
George Z. Heinbach, subdivis
ion railroad foreman. ut Parks
burg, Pa. with wife and sor
Gallon, spent several hours in tow
last Friday, with friends, while OF
their way to Burnham, Mifi!iI
county.
/Gn Tuesday afternoon when III;
troops were going up the valley ol
their way south, Il hard tacd crac<
er was thrown ont of Il car window
1t was directed to Captain Nc
Clellan, and was from his son Har
ley.
/Irs. Eliza Kinkade, who's
MAIDEN name was .hiss Eliza Rey
noids born i'll .JUniata county al
most q century ago, died at tn
home OF her son Joseph kinkade
of Earlville, Illinois, on the 13tl
day of Ray 1898, aged 90 years.
The Spanish call the American
shop keepers and pig stickers
The name shop keeper indicate
that u large percentage of tn
American people take to keepin
store, and the name pig sticke
means the American farmer wit
his pork diet.
Who next First came the CT
bans wanting the Americans
make them free. then came tn
Manillians, then the Porto RicaI
and now comes the Irish appealin
to the United States to free Ire
land from British misrule and e,
ceSsive taxation.
Four prisoners in one cell
Sunbury Jail, cut a hole throug
the outside wall of their room an
that let them into the Jail yart
the wall of which they climbe
over on a rope ladder. The laddt
was found mile from the jail. br
the prisoners were not with it.
= Second Regiment, company
First Brigage, is the military %
ganizaticn, that Harry Il. Ellis
Homer Noble, and Charles Ande
son of this place connected then
selves with at Mt. Gretna la:
week. Company E. is compan
made up chiefly ofPhiladelphian