Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-09-20

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Thomas Dillman left for Carlisle
to resume his studies at Dickinson
college on last Wednesday. II
The Pennsylvania railroad kar-
rled 2O2, 900 passengers to the late
q. A. r. Encampment at Philadel-
phia.
j. ClOyd Kreider was stricken
with paralysis at the Blair county
home last Saturday, and is very ill
says the Altoona Tribune. He is a
native of MifliintOwn, but the past
many years las been a citizen of
Altoona.
Joseph Musser of Huntingdon
Co., died September 4 Mr.. Mus
ser was well known in this county.
During period Of many years he
was miller and proprietor of Cuba
Mills in Fermanagh township. He
was aged about 20 years.
Congressman Daniel Ermentrout
of Reading had a piece of meat
lodge in his throat some days ago.
A doctor pushed the meat down
with a probe. Inflammation set in,
followed by paralysis and Mr.. Err
mentrout died last Sunday aged 62
years. He was a prominent poll
tician in Berks county.
James Nc. Cramer, who was with
the famous 10th Pennsylvania vol
unteers throughout the entire Phil
iippine campaign, is home with his
parents and other relatives and
friends in Patterson. He is heart
lily greeted by everyone with whom
he is acquainted. He and Andrew
Banks are the only Juniata cOun-
ty men that were with the 10th in
its celebrated work on the other
side of the Globe 4
Last Thursday evening the
Indian band from Carlisle Indian
school took supper and lodged at
the Jacobs House, and the Nation
al House They played two pieces
before supper one in front of each
hotel. A report was current in the
evening that after supper they
would give free concert in the
square of the town. Many people
came to enjoy the music, but the
Indians did not play.
When the Indians came to tOwr
last Thursday evening, Ronald Al
lisOn was soon On friendly terms
with number of them and after
supper he and two of the music
ians sailed forth with their musi
cal instruments and favored Ron
AIDS friends with pleasant mnsic
They pricked up the banjo, "wher
the Indian comes to the white
mans tent" and it was all very
fine.
A. w. Opple of Opplesville this
county - Juniata county - who
some time ago was arrested on oath
Of a post office inspector and bound
over for his appearance in the
United States Court, charged with
using what was said to have been
used or cancelled stamps and which
Opple says he got from the post Of
fee department and used them just
as he got them, has brought suit
against the post Office department
Mr.. Edmund L. JamisOn life
long, upright citizen of Fayette
township, died at his home near
McAlisterville, last Sunday morn
ing at O'Clock of a long illness,
caused by the repeated strokes OF
paralysis. Mr.. JamisOn was of the
third generation of one of the well
and most favOrably known families
in the middle east end of Juniata
county. His grand father was a
large land-hOlder in that part OF
the valley before the revolutionary
war of 1876. They were all staunch
Presbyterians aud the deceased had
during the period of many years
been a ruling elder in the Lost
creek Presbyterian congregation of
McAlisteIville. His wife whose
maiden name was Mary Strayer
long since passed into the future
state. Mr.. JamisOn was aged about
rs years. Four daughters survive
him. three of whom are married.
Interment i'm the Presbyterian cem-
etery near McAlisterville at p. m,
this Wednesday, September 20,
1899.
Mrs. Moist, wife of Rev. David
Moist, deceased, residing near Milf
was in town on Saturday,
accompanied by her daughter Mrs.
Fannie Driver of Ohio Mrs. Moist
is in her 93rd year; is in good
health and spirits and bodily
to lengthen out her days
to 100 years, if no acute disease
lays hold of her. With her daugh-
ter they were on their way to Bun
kertown, Fayette township, to Wis
it her brother Mr.. Christian Shell
an octOgenarian. Mr..
Shellenberger in his palmiest days
was a staunch republican. He
was prosperous man and built
one of the finest houses in that part
of the county. He was also con-
sistent member of the Dunkard
ch urch. He is a man of strong in
dividuality. 1t is related of him: