Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-11-01

Every Republican should go to the elec
fion feeling as if the result depended on the
getting of his vote into the baliot-box. II
we adj feel thai way, and act that way, and
get every Republican vote in, victory will
be ours.
The Perry CoEnty Freeman tells of the
religious status of Bloomfield in the follow
ing paragraph: The opening of chestnut
burr has caused great many vacant seats
in our churches and Sabbath schools for
several Sabb this past.
How many per cent. has property de-
clincd in value since Mr.. Stenger entert d
! Congress. lie claims credit on the decline
of arpro riation, why not claim credit for
the decline in real estate and other proper
/ ty! The cause of the one is the cause of
the other.
! The st. Lcuis Repubiicda saws; People
should hot ic impatient about the slow cleo
ton returns from Colorado. When a sher-
/ III has 20 walk three hundred miles through
a sage bush country and carry the returns
IN his boot leg all the way, his is no light
ming job.
Catholic Priest visited the common
schools OF Clcufeld town, this State. and
r liNN NdliSu ou tuS IiuClpIl Oi tEt SCHOOLS 10
refrain from the reading of the Bible in the
schools; and now you cannot imagine what
the state of excitement up there among the
people Is.
You are told that Tiiien has said thus
and SO. Can you believe him more than
FrahkGn Pierce was believed. Pierce
pledged himself against the repeal of the
Missouri Compromise, but his party said
repeal the Compromise measures, and hs
did it without a shudder.
Examine your ticket. See to It that
no name is on 1t that you desire of.
| See that no man STAYS from the polls on
election day. If there are men in your dis
tr'ct who are asleep, as II were, on the great
Questions, aud seem inclined not TO attend
the polls, go to them and urge them TO dis
charge their duty. Carelessness now may
bring untold disaster on all.
General Daniel E. Sicklcs, who was nom
mated 10 Congress on Monday ley tn" Re-
publicans of the Ninth New York district.
Is tf.y-tive wears old, and was an original
Democrat. As he has said in a recent
speech: % WI hen they fired upon Sumter
my connection with the Democratic party
ceased
4 locomotive ran into tie carnage of
Richard Mills, of Warriors Mark, Hunting
don county, a few days ago, and Knocked
Mr.. Mills 50 far that his escape was almost
miraculous. lie was doing quite we'll at
last accounts. The horse escaped without
injury. The carriage was knocked So much
TO pieces that 1t has not yet all been found.
NJ. 1,.gl.,.- ,,,,;.-,, 49,, No, O., D, T-al
on, unless he is a more truthful man than
Mr.. Buchanan was. He declared that there
should be no secession of the South, and
we all know BY sad experience that the
Southern STATES seeded long before he
went out of office, and that he never asked
tine country to prevent it.
TIE store building Of Jacob Thomas was
on fire Just above the foundation wall on the
s'ley side few evenings ago. 4 brisk
wind prevailed. which soon would have
famed il INFO great contiIgration had it
rot been early discovered. The fire orici-
mated frosl pile OF charcoal ashes that had
been cmiticd in the alley by boy.
What every body says must be true.
J. b VI Todd sells the best and cheap
est Boots and Shoes in the county.
The reader has not forgotten how the
country blazrd with indignation last winter
when it WAS proposed in Congress to give
J,fl Davis an unconditional pardon. The
object II the pardon. asked for by his
friends. was to give HIM Standing, 81 that
he might he elected to the United States
Senate How did Hr. Stenger vote on that
question!
Mr.. Tilden is out IN a letter telling that if
elected he will not favor the payment of the
Rebel war debt. Men who shoot Their po-
litical opponents by the dozen, as the South
ern lead erS e: the Democracy do, (Ind they
are the real leaders of the Democracy to-
day,) will whip such a man as MIR. Tilden
into their measures as readily as they
whipped Mr.. Buchanan into quietness.
The Old story of care!essnes of gunners
in the woods is related by the Huntingdon
Gfob- thus: cn ModIy evening Of last week
Willie Scott. son Of Mr.. Scott, editor of the
Osceoia Industrial World, was accidentally
shot by Mr.. Joseph Stephens. The boy had
gone to the woods for chestnuts. and Mr..
Ste~enS being out hunting and seeing him
through the bushes miStouk him for some
wild animal and fired, filling his LETT arm,
side and breast with shot He is slowly
improving. and Will doubtless recover.
Last week there was convention of Gov
ernsrs OF the Western : tatcs held at Omaha,
Neb., s.iO take measures for the extermina-
tion OF the grasshoppers, at which resOlu-
tiGns wer,, edOpted calling on the Legisla-
lures of the States ard territories interest
ed TO enact laws offering bounty for the de-
struc1ion of eggs and Unhcdged insects,
IL. 80 IL. l.u-.
as 10 prevent destruction of birds which
feed on the insect. They all recommend
Congressional action"
See State Electoral Ticket in Sup
plement-
Philadelphia Markets-Wheat Sl.20
tol.3i, oru 55to5Sc, Oats 30to34c.
Willism Banks, OF Fermanagh town.
ship, brought a large lot of cattle from
Chicago by rail on Saturday.
There are mixed tickets in the field.
Look at yours See that it has no
name on it that you do not wish to vote.
The State Senatorial question is a
close one, and if all Republicans stand
shoulder to shoulder, Balsbach caLnot
fail of an election.
W. ID. Cramer will send the third
Centennial Excursion Train to Phila-
delpbia next Wednesday, if the cars
can be obtained.
The Lower House of Legislature last
winter ON the Boom question scandal
lied this State as it never had been
scandalized before.
NCLAUGHLIN AND SPANOGLE, the
Republican candidates for the office of
Associate Judge, are competent men,
worthy in every sense Of full vote Of
the party. Vote for them and get al
you can to do like wise.
The following is the result of vote