Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1898-11-23

treatment OF their race in some of the
southern states.
Admiral Schley, is to take squadron
OF the navy to Europe on a tour of OBJ
servation and on friendly visit. The
British are inviting him to visit certain
OF their sea ports.
III your gum boot is wet or damp in
the evening when you draw it off, fill
II with oats. The oats will absorb the
dampness, and make the boot fit to
wear by morning.
AS far as heard from Stones vote
over jerks is l2O,4 The total vote
cast in the state was 97O,518, of that
number Stone received 47S,534, Jenks
3os, ,l3O, Swallow 1873 1854.
Washington, d. c., is uncomfortable
over the announcement that Archie s.
nliler, civil engineer, died in the city
hospital last Friday of that much
dreaded disease Yellow Fever.
"A pinch or two of sulphur as big as
a soup bean taken with molasses from
q teaspoon is good for diphtheria, and
II taken about three times a week when
dlphtheria is around acts as a preven-
tive.
The public report that Mr.. Albert
Hackenberger sold his bakery, is not
correct. He is at the same stand at
East Point, turning out the best Of
bread and cakes, and his many custom
ers are glad of it.
Saved by the army vOte.-"J. H.
Seidel, Republican candidate for the
Legislature in Perry county, was beat
EN- by six votes at the polls. Eleven
votes from Camp Mead, came along
and gave him plurality of five votes"
Snyder County Herald, November IL.
The city hunters are scattered all
through the country bagging the game
which the farmers were permitted to
raise during the summer, but were pro-
hibited from killing when they wanted
to.
KEOKUK, Ia, November 17.-Mrs.
Lucy Alexander, colored woman
aged l27 years, and the oldest person
in Iowa, is dead. She was born near
Richmond, Va, in December, ITO,
and has lived in Iowa for forty-two
years.
The lawless element in Porto Rico.
have taken advantage of the unsettled
state Of society, during the time be-
tween the leaving Of the Spanish au-
thority and coming authority and have
turned themselves loose to rob right
and left.
The states of Missouri, Kansas and
Nebraska are fiOundering through a
snow, of three to eight
inches of snow, which high wind drift
ed and i'll many places obstructed
travel. 1t will come Pennsylvania
time, possibly before Christmas.
A Hazleton newspaper contains the
following notice to a man who had
deserted his wife and babe long since
and expressed a desire to return "If
John Jones, who twenty years ago de-
serted his poor wife and babe, will re-
turn, said babe, will lick the stuffin'
out of him"
You say you are against the United '
States taking the Philippine Islands, !
SO you are. Such may be the best :
judgment of the country at large, so it
was with the war, but the war came, |
Cuba came, Porto Rico came, and the |
Philippines came, it seems to be the in
of destiny
A few days ago, Captain Ort, of the
Governors troop of cav |
airy, recruited at Harrisburg last April, !
and sent to Porto Rico, received from
a Porto Rico farmer, a bill claiming
s., $50 for 5000 cocoanuts and a large
of palms that the troop are
charged with having destroyed.
The grand jury, at Meadville, found
a true bill against II. B. Brown, editor
of the Meadville Democrat Messenger, !
for libel against Quay. The publication !,
was from the New York Voice, the same
dirty article the Swallow Baldridge !
singer fiaunted in the face of Mifflin- !
town audience in the Court House.
Letters remaining uncalled for in
the MifflintOwn post office on
November q, 1898. at the
close Of business, are as follows. Mrs. |
David Shellenberger, J. A. Pines, Miss !
Bertha Naylor, Mr.. Frank Robinson,
Charles Houser, Charles Click, Miss
Dora Ewing, Mrs. Charles Culberson, !
Mr.. James Clemens, J. H. Meredith.
-FoR SALE.-The Board OF Di |
rectors of the Farmers Mercantile As-
sociation in Patterson, limited, offers |
for sale, or rent, their Store in Pat.
terson. Terms easy-For particulars |
inquire of w. N. Sterrett, on the |
premises. BY order of Board.
Aug. II, St.. LEWIS DEeAN, Sec.
Certain members of the Legislature
that is soon to convene, are prepared to
be early at the front, to ask for addi-
tiOnal legislation for the support and
of children Of deceased SOL
diers and destitute soldiers Of the
Spanish American war. There were
Is, 900 soldiers put into the field against
Spain from Pennsylvania.
Judge Bell, Of Hollidaysburg, in an
opinion, filed on the 2lst inst, granted
a new trial in the case of Mary and
Margaret Leonard VS.. Samuel Leonard.
This case was tried before Judge Bell
at the April term Of Court, and result
ed in verdict for the plaintiffs in the
sum of s.. 900 and interest from April