Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1898-08-17

""on was full on the ,s,
., WI. "e tai on the last day of Anous,
' twice full in month ,h..,, y
in month. '''a'' twice
'''e south, and Cuba and Port,
N''" are such unhealthy places r.
people get through who are - w
',Neu There and live there till old ,ge
takes them off. ''' age
Huntingdon Globe. Auyus, ~,
,. rr'daH ;. II. Templeton thresbed
At 'he barn of James Goss in Sinlinm
>a'ley ilfty-siN bushels of whoa, j.,
twenty-five minutes y"
Miss Harriet Jackman returned 70
Ne; tt;'soqrg on Sunday. Her sister
Mss Louise, accompanied her to
newton Hamilton Campmeet;pg
where she spent the day.
I'd Derr, who has been ATTENDING
ne''ai college in Philadelphia. came
noiiie !ast week for brief vacation
naiies Martin, his friend from PbiI,-
oeiphia, accompanied him home
10 ma whether your farm land is in
ee" vi i'hie take half glass of soil
nom the field mix it with wafer din
blue paper in the water. if the s,i, i
sour and needs lime it will turn red.
Mrs Hover, wife of Mr. Georpe
mower, ESD, and Miss Margaret Laird
ana Misses Julia and Nell Reynolds. of
harrisburg, drove in carriage to visit
friends in Mifliin county. last week.
y flag rs large as u large harm tba
largest flag in the world vii, he raised
AT Tyrone on Saturday. The Pennsyl-
Vania Railroad Company will sell ex-
cursIon tickets TO Tyrone. Tickets will
be good only on August 20.
The report has been clicked around
the world, by the telegraph. that when
'he pennsylvania 10th Regiment was
attacked by large Spanish army at
Manila, on the night of the 3Ist of
July, they did not give an inch"
The condition of Shafter's army he
fore Santiago. as far as sickness goes
does not seem To be more deplorable
than part of the army in Florida.
The Altoona Tribue last week said o.
per cent of the 9TH PENNSYLVANIA are
aiiing.
David kerlin died at the home of
his sor-in-iaw Mr.. George FINK. at
Old Port II yal, last Sunday after
noon aged rs years, Interment in the
Presbyterian cemetery at .M,ffiin town
Funeral attendance by Funeral Di-
rector Stimmell.
Colonel William AsStone, republican
candidate for Governor, Hons Jere-
miah Lyons, l.. r. Atkinson, j. IL.
Nicely, ESD, and Rev. J. w. Speedy
are each booked for speech at the
picnic 10 he held i'll Leonard's Grove,
ON the 29th day Of August.
The 32ud National Eocampment.
G.. A. Il, will be h.ld at CT ciDpati,
Ohio, September 5th to 10Th. 1893.
A four day excursion for S5 GO and
ten day EXCURSION for 81 %, may be
iJ1yed al the ssme time from Gin
cirRati to Chjckamagua, battle field
Editor Bonsall has been appointed
Oh the committee to notify Nr. jerks,
that ne has been nominated by the
Democracy a. candidate for Governor
Every county in the State has mem-
Der on the notification committee The
notification il to take place at Bedford
Springs.
Mrs. Aana Bell RitzmGn, died at
the home OF her husband, il Spruce
Hill township, on the 18Th inst, of
a complication Of diseases, aged 26
years, l mcrth, and 2 DAYS. Inter
meut in Church Hill cemetery.
Funeral service i.y Funeral Director
Snyder.
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, Il refined boarding school for
Young ladies. School of Music, with
graduating courses. For catalogue, adj
dress the Registrar,
Nm. 4. GEETZiNGEE.
Lewirburg, Pa.
- Uncnliel for letters remaining IL
the VI tfliutown post office a. the
close of business Saturday evening,
August 13, were addressed 10 Con
rad Swar'z. \. d Owen Hmysy L.
Erefer, Miss Mabel jenkins, Isaac
Fogeimar,, Mss Mary E. Garter,
Juhn W. Cl4rii. Emma j. Brumsn.
-FoR SAIG.-TLe Board Of Di
rectors of ihe Farmers Mercantile A.
sociation in Patterson, Emitted, CteIs
for sale, or rent, their Store III Pat
terson. Terms easy-For particulars
iLauire of W. n. Steirett, on the
pi em!ses. By order of Board,
Aug. II, ST.. LEWIS DEGAN, SEC
{The flag raising i'll Patterson Last
Thursday evening was an interesting
occasion. Squire G.. W. Wilson ana
Rey. :. f.. Koontz. addressed the as
sembly. The cannon roared the men
cheered. the women laughed and the
babies cried. Taken all in all, it was
one of the most enjoyable public events
that has taken place in the community
1t would I've a great blunder to give
up the Philippine Islands. The Amer
lean members of the pence commission
perhaps do know that ii is the desire of
the American people that their peace
commissioners insist on the Philippine
Islands being put under the control and
government of the United States, pre-
ciseIy as Cuba and Porto Rico are to be
goLerned