Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1898-09-28

Hotel at Newport, was in town over
Sunday. John was one Of the voun.
soldiers that did not get sick.
hev Ms. Keeling and daughter
nave been visiting Mrs. t. v. Irw;r
IN tins town, and Mrs. VIM q Pome :.
roy IN Port Royal, ard other reIa.
tlves' IL town and vicinity.
"Well, Ethel said the religious CAL
'er, would you like to go to Heaven p,
NO, indeed" replied the little one.
Mamma says that's where sister Ag-
hes went, and she never came back
WASHINGTON, Sept 23.-It is ex-
pected that the United States forces
aiter the volunteers designated for the
purpose are mustered out will consist
OF about 100000 volunteers and 81 600
regulars.
Ihe weather prophets, on Mount
Washington, n. H., on the 22nd inst.
predicted hard winter, because. the
weather dropped on that date to Is de-
grees, and they had thick ice and snow
that drifted two feet.
North American.-A tramp at Bur-
lington, n. j., worried young school
teacher and she rallied her pupils
against him. This is most effective
and practical method of teaching the
young idea how to fight the battles of
life.
The Democratic congressional con
Terence met at Harrisburg on Mon
day and nominated Robert McMeep.
OF this town, for Congress IF we
are to have a Democratic Congress
man VIC don't know a Democrat we
more heartily wish it to than
Mr.. McMeep.
Miss Reynolds. CT California, IS
visiting tie Misses Laird, IN this
town. Miss Reynolds is astudent Of
Ogoniz seminary near Philadelphia
Her father. Robert Reynolds, is a
Jnniata man hv nativitv hut long
tiIce Californian hy adoption.
RUCKNELL UNIVERSITY. John
| Howard Harris President. College,
leading TO degrees in Arts. Philosophy
and Science. Academy. a preparatory
school foI voung men and bows In
stitute. refined boarding school for
young ladies. School of Music, with
graduating courses. For catalogue, aG-
dress the Registrar
| WI. c. GRETZINGER.
| Lewisburg. Pa.
| Unra'led fer latsers remaining in
the Mif1iusown post office at The
close Of h1siress. Saturday evening.
September "a. 1898. w.rn addressed
to: Miss Mabel Herr. .Nisa Lizzio
Murdnrk. Mss I.ahclIa NJ Gi!Iilsnd.
NJ. Ko'lev. Joseph IN. Reeder, J
Wav Huay.
For SALE-The Board Of Di
rectors Of The Farmers Mercantile Aa-
aooiation in Patterson, limited, offers
for sale, or rent. their Store in Pat.
terson. TeYms easv-For particulars
inquire Of W. n Sterrett, on the
premises Rv order Of Beard.
Apg. II, St. LEWIS DEGAN. Sec.
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| Last Saturday morning. September
u, the Jnf6nta Maria Teresa, one Of
Cervera's feet that had been run ashore
and sunk by Schley, when she was at
tempting to steam away from Santiago,
was pulled off the shore and raised and
tOwed by American ships so that she can
be repaired and converted into an Amer
lean war ship.
| Frank Willing Leach has fed from
| the Wanamaker cause, for the reason,
he'says Wanamaker cannot win, for
his Democratic allies would cheat him
at the end, which is saying hard
thing about the Democrats. The mass
of the Democrats have often been mis-
led, but they are not q set of cheats.
Leach should modify his letter to
Quay.
The ladies of the Foreign and Home
Missionary Societies of the Central
Pennsylvania Synod Of the Lutheran
church convened in this town in the
Lutheran church on Monday evening,
and have been transacting business
pertaining to their respective boards
till to-day. Wednesday. They will ad-
journ after this evenings session. Dr.
Harman will talk this evening.
| "A good many farDers are behind
with their wheat sowing. Hsgo and
there il go SO year Old man who
tells that when he was boy the
turner's thought they were N good
time with their fall swing if they
finished by the time tha woods had
colored previous to dropping its
leaves. But times aid soil cid
climate have all changed siEce then.
| Roosevelt's regiment of Rough Riders,
was ''raised, armed, equipped, mount
ed, dismounted, landed in CSb3 and
put through the victorious fights i'll
fifty days" says Roosevelt, losing one
quarter through bullets, one quarter
through disease one half came out OF
the campaign safe victors, all of which
is the unprecedented rush with which
this young nation drove the old Span
ism nation to the wall of defeat.
| THE farm known the past 20 years
es tha Uriah Guss farm, in tie va ley
west of Port Royal, about 2 miles,
was cold at public sale lest Fridoy,
, September 23, 20 Georgo Grouinser,
FIR seven Thousand and thirty dollars.
There were present st tie sale, from
this town, Mr. Henry Gronineer,
Merchant Harley, Robert McMeen,
ESQ, Squire George Wilson. they