Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1898-07-13

Aesiie Allison, who holds a position
II the Tyrone Bank, rode from there on
lis wheel last Sunday to this place and
listed his parents Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Allison, over the 4th.
Mr. and Mrs. U. @. Manbeck. of
cleveland, Ohio, Mrs. Coxey, of Chica-
90, and Mrs. +. Shambaugh, of Reeds
vile, were guests at the Manbeck home
during part of last week.
The Van Dyke Cornet Band will
hold festival in Center school house,
OH Friday and Saturday evenings, July
18th and 18th, where all kinds of re-
will be furnished,
Biard McCullOch, son of c. G. Nc
CullOch, of McCulloch's Mills, died of
Typhoid fever on the 9Th inst, aged IS
years; four other members of the family
are stricken with the same disease.
Homer Noble, and Harry Ellis were
home from the army a few days last
week. They have been doing guard
duty at II powder mill in Delaware,
They left on Sunday evening to resume
their military duties.
Great reductions 10 the prices
Of all Millinery goods at Mrs. Diehl's
Front Street.
A golf club was recently organized,
of the following young men
of this place: Jacob A. Davis, presi-
dent Brainard W. Parker, secretary !;
Thomas Patterson, assistant secretary :;
Frank Murray, treasurer !; Edgar r..
Ausser, instructor.
George BARLEY is home from hard
ware merchandising at Pittsburg, and
Is one of the happiest men on vaca-
ton, over a nice baby boy, that greeted
him, when he entered grandfather
home where the boy was
born.
Samuel Fasick, son of Alonza Fasick,
of this town, while riding Il bicycle in
Philadelphia, collided with an express
wagon, and was severely hurt. His
Mrs. Fasick, as quickly as she
was informed of the accident went
to Philadelphia, at last accounts her
son had almost entirely recovered.
Professor David Harman, of HaZletOn,
has been i'll Juniata within the past
week. He is looking well, but his trip
here was saddened by Il despatch an
nOuncing the death of his aunt Ars.
Markley at Altoona, on the
of the Sth inst Grs. MaIkley's
funeral took place at Altoona last Sun
day.
Some nights ago William Kyle, was
so disturbed by cramp that he got out
of bed for medicine, while he was TAX
ing the medicine he heard dogs hound
ing his sheep. He almost forgot the
cramp, sieZed his gun and sailed out,
and took Il pop at dog. The crack OF
his gun made one bad dog less, in Wal.
ker township.
Mrs. Il. V. Irwin gave party in the
NarrOws, near the site of the tavern
that was famous when travel and trade
passed over the pike The party AS
Sembled at Mrs. Irwin'S residence at
p. m, and thence in carriages, buggies
and bicycles to the picnic place, where
lunch was partaken of, after which the
party returned.
w. s. Arbogast has bought out mine
host, Nixon, of the Jacobs House. Mr.
Nixon retireS with the regrets of many
friends. Mr.. ArbOgast comes in tC
greet his many old friends, who con.
sidered him an ideal landlord when he
the Jacobs House, some
years ago.
Mrs. Mary NcCahan, died at the home
of her husband, Charles McCahan, in
Licking Creek Valley, suddenly, OH
Sunday the 3rd inst. She was playing
the organ when taken i'll. She arose
from her music, went to a lounge, laiC
down and expired. Her maiden name
was Miss Eary Teller. She was ageG
33 years, > months and Is days. Inter
ment at Academia.
BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY, John
Howard Harris President. College
leading to degrees in Arts, Philosophy
and Science. Academy, a preparatory
school for young men and boys. In
stitute, refined boarding school fOl
young ladies. School of Music, witt
graduating courses. For catalogue, ad
dress the Registrar,
WM. &. GRErZISGER,
Lewisburg, Pa.
Recruiting for Company &. of th'
Fifth Regiment Pennsylvania Nolun
teers, has been going on in the Valley
Of the Juniata. Some days ago com
pany of 81 assembled at IewistOWn
and thence for Chickamagua. Among
the company were two young mel
from this place, namely, Clarence Il
Pennell, son of Merchant Pennell, q
Patterson, and William !. Gushard
son of Samuel Gushard. in Patterson
The best wishes of their friends accom-
pany them.
THE bombardment of Santiago d.
Cuba will lie wildly represented a
Evans Mill, three fourths of Il mill
north of ThOmpsOntOwn, OH Saturda!
evening, July I6, 1858. The Millers
town brass band will enliven the occa
sion with choice music, and speeche
will be delivered by Hon. l.. +. Akin
son, DIR. |. n. Grubb, Rev. Frank ant
Others. The public is invited to attend
A shocking accident took place oi
the Rodgers farm in Perry county
wheat cutting was going on. Lloy'
Brandt, attempted to change brides OF
the horses. The animals frightened
ran away. Lloyd was caught unde
the reaper and dragged across the HELD
His injuries were to horrible to relate
He died the evening of the day of tn
accident, aged % years, Il wife, child
father and mother survive him.
J. NJ. Pannebaker, who gave nj
place in the office of the SENTINEL AM
REPUBLICAN, to enter the army, 70
humanity's sake, and for the peace AM
permanent government of Cuba, ma
been advanced to the front. Volunteer
were called for to join the Rough Rld
ers, to fill the place made vacant b.
tb,,., l,;Ilad in kattle nt Santiago III