Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-01-25

soldiers; that which was destined for
his camp he smelled $50 yards away.
On Saturday, merchant Harley was
notified Of tho death Of his Oldest sister.
Mrs. Ann N. Hallman, at her homo in
Norristown, Pa. The funeral will take
place this Wednesday, January 25.
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Eagan's beef, has been shown by
chemists, to have been chemically treat
ed with borax and salicylic acids. The
chemists have not examined Eagan's
language, it was not necessary to do %.
for it was clearly birthstone
Emma Ruth Pannebaker, aged
years, died after a days illness, in con-
vulsiOns, last Sunday, at the home of
her parents, George Pannebaker and
wife, at Centre, Walker township. In
terment at Center cemetery.
w. H. Hover, Of near this town. hsE
bought the steam saw mill of SAMUEL
y. Pannebaker, of East Waterford, and
will operate the mill near Blair's Mills,
in tract of timber which is expected
to yield zoe, 600 feet of sawed lumber.
William J. Burnside, aged 20 years
Editor Of the Lebanon Advertiser, was
found dead sitting in a chair in his
office. He was reading a newspaper
when the relentless messenger Of death
called him from the things of time and
sense.
DR.. Kings New Life Pills.
Senator Hertzler has been assigned
on Senatorial committees; on Agricul-
ture; on Appropriation; ON Corpora
ton; on Education; on Game; on Law;
on Public grounds; on Public supply of
heat and water; on Railroads and street
passenger railways
Harrisburg. Jan. 23.-While baptis-
ing his niece in Hanada Greek yester-
day, near HanOverdale, Rev. David
Etter, an aged German Baptist minis
ter, dropped dead in the water. He
had previously immersed nine persons,
his niece being the tenth.
-FoR SALE.-The Board OF Di
rec.ors of the Farmers Mercantile AS
sociation in Patterson, limit. G, offers
for sale, or rent, their Store in Pat
tersop. Terms easy-For particulars
II quire OF ". n. Sterrett, on the
premises. By order of Beard.
Aug. II, St. LEWIS DEeAN, Sec.
Bloomfield Times, Jan. 2O.-A large
white oak tree was cut at Harvey Kes
ler's on Tuesday of this week, which
was nearly five feet in diameter, but
proved to be hollow at the heart Be
tween four and five barrels of watel
ran out when the hollow was reached
:. PHOTOGRAPHS. Replogle's new
, Art gallery has come to Patterson TO
the season and stands near Manbecl
& Nelson's mill. Now is your chance
to get fine "up-to-date" pictures at low
price. Cabinets only 80 until Marcl
1st, and a rift goes with dozen lots.
, Nilliam Anderson was OH the farm
of his grand father last Saturday. See
, ing a large owl on fence, he took up
stone and threw, and down came th
owl. Its wing was broken. He brOugh
the .'hooter'' to town. Boyd Murra,
has it on exhibition at the Nations
= House.
Governor Stone has issued an opel
letter, sustaining Senator Quay as tn
: regularly nominated candidate fo
o United,States Senator. The antigua
J. leaders then issued paper to sustai
S themselves, giving Quay's 50 calle
n record and court prosecution as reasol
3 for boiling the party nominee.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
THE moon is full this week, an
), daily papers have many accounts {
murder, and outrageous acts Of demen
ed people. The moon seems to exc
= an influence on the criminal class, an
on demented people. How much, an
10 in what way it effects other people
has not been generally observed.
Mrs. Annie WinsOn, convicted OF az
4 ministering poison to her husband
James Winson, was on Monday, JAM
AIRY Is, at Harrisburg sentenced to
u years i'm the eastern penitentiary.
:, :, sentencing the prisoner, Judge Simon
u ton said (: 1.-THE jury made a mistal
in not making it first degree verdict.
At the Musical College, Treebur,
y Snyder county, Pa, none but the be-
l. methods are used, 50 that to-day it
d recognized as one of the foremost schoo
of music in the country. $S3 will pa
le for term of six weeks, instruction an
70 board Spring Term will begin May
D. For catalogues address,
HENRY B. MoYER, Director.
,. A court martial, to be composed
l, thirteen army officers has been called
A convene at Washington to day, JAM
ary 25, 1899. The members Of II
of court are all regular army officers, e.
n cepting one officer who belongs to IL
J. volunteer troops. The court marti
,e will try Brigadier General Charles
Eagan, commissary general Of subsis
Re ance.
re General Miles attack on the me;
As sent to the army, charging that Il
st meat was embalmed or chemical
treated, has created profound sens
., ton. Others are coming forward wit
N statements on the same subject, and
;, and by the whole matter will ha'
g been ventilated. 1t is said that Bora
ond CoI;cvlia A cid were n1t unOn III