Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-08-16
Judge Lyons is down at the

movement is afioat in Sel;ns.
grove 10 organize a military com.
pany for service in the State Nat.
ional guard
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
The Altoona Board of Health
are after dogs and eats because tbe
dogs and cats carry small box
through the town.
1t was the storm blowing from
the ocean to land that raised the
sea high enough to food Ponce and
drown a thousand people.
DIR. Kings New Discovery.
Rev. G. NJ. Payne, pastor of the
a. Nj. +. Zion church at Lewis,
town, Pa, will hold II camp meet
ing at MillerstowR, beginniug Aug
ust 10.
Henderson FO-sha's house at
nv aterford, was struck by light
nlng on Friday. The lightning
came down a ilue and shattered the
plastering all the way.
Jacob Davis, Roy Showers ana
Charles Noble walked from tie re.
hgiOus meeting held at TrlscarO1a
on Sunday to this place, having
missed the up-coming train on the
railroad.
Indiana county people are i'm a
state of excitement over a charge
made by one of the county papers:
That school directors have been
taking bribes for the appointment
Of teachers.
DR.. Kings New Life Pills. 4
Juniata county people now liv.
ing in Blair county, held Their
fifth annual reunion in Lake.
mount Park, Altoona on Saturday
, August 10. The re- union was at,
tended by about two hundred mem
Vbers of the association and then
families.
Mrs. b. l.. Shuman. who with
her husband lived in this town
some years ago, .iOurneyed from
Rugby, North Dakota, to attend
the funeral of her mother in Ian
caster, stopped off between trains
at this place, on her way back to
North Dakota last Monday.
Lumberman Emery McCahan
came to town the other day, and
in talk that followed on veteran
service against rebellion said: 81
was the youngest soldier from this
county in the army '.Hold On!'
remarked furniture man W. f.
Snyder, ''yOu'll have 10 give your
age before you can prove that, for
| was one of the youngest soldiers
in the army "All right.' con
tinued McCahan. sI was born on
the 10th day of November 1St5.H
"Hellor calculated Snyder, "That-
. s my birthday and birth year"
Both were born on the same day
and same year, but neither could
tell the hour of the day when they
came into this world.
Elmer Kepner's home in Tur-
bett township was the scene of n
! pleasant event last Saturday even
ing. A company of neighbors as
sembled to celebrate the anniver-
sary of the marriage of Mr.. and
Mrs. Kepner. The company was
large an congenial. Mr.. Kepner
| presented Mrs. Kepner with agOld
watch. An orchestra accompan-
led the party and the strains Ofthe
music was waited across hill and
valley and was heard on the noun
tain side in the tents of the camp
! meeting people. The time went
! swiftly by and just when the clock
struck II on Sunday morning, the
company left with the cheeriest
good morning greeting for all, and
especially for Mr.. and Mrs. Kep-
ner
Last Sunday was grand sum
mer day. The rain of the previous
evening had cleared the atmos-
phere and prepared the way for a
turn out of the people in great
numbers at the Evangelical camp
meeting ut TuscarOra Station. The
number of people there was not
counted. Thousands were there.
There were not seats enough for the
! twentieth part of the multitude
that stood around and about, and
walked around and around the
square of twenty nice white tents
with board floors and ample cover
ing to keep out the heaviest fall of
rain. The services were interest
ing throughout and the order was
good. Barring the presence here
and there on the outskirts of the
camp of "a tough or two from no
one knows where, every feature of
the camp was in first rate order.
John +. McCrum died in the
tent of his son in-law VIM. f.
Burchfeld at O'Clock p. M, on
Tuesday evening at the Evangeli
cal Camp meeting at Tuscarora
station. He had arrived there
about 4P. NJ. from his home in
Milford township. He was in
good health. He was sitting on a
chair. A shuttle of his feet caused
one of his family to look at him.
His body was leaned back in the
chair. Hegave three heavy breaths.
The family ran to him. He was
dead. Undertaken Snyder drove