Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-09-19
Personal.


Mrs. General Herman is severely opposed
to round dancing.
Edgar NJ. King, of the Altoona Radical,
is candidate for Legislative honors.
W. P. Wilson, of Bellefonte, is Chair.
man of the Republican State Central Com
mittee.
Patrick Haean is night watchman at River
side Park;
D. n. Suloutf is Chief of Police at River.
side Park
President Hayes called to see Senator
Morton, VINO is lying quite i'll, at his home
In Indiana.
Wade Hampton claims TO have received
letters threatening HIM with assassination If
he comes North.
Jesse Sarvis, originally from Waterford,
this county, but since the collapse of the
Southern Contederscy a resident of WASH
ington City, was in TOWN last week.
The Democracy of Northumberland Gown
" in convention recommend Senator Dill,
OF Union county. as just the man for a Can
didate for Governor.
'a'nes Cres~ei HIS i"'eute' trace
sprIns' ',a. n'enN sPoAsn VI os s,i VINO
nave u>ta u LOT drawing nea'y ioaas. ny
'he'r use in1'e i great saving on 'he wear
al" 'ear vi horse-nish'
Rev. o. L. Ashrnfeltcr, of Carlisle. has
tublicly renounced hi, adherence IN th.
doctrines o; Christianity As sustained by
'ne nelorlheu cnuNh; ana asSe'i Tor aiinls-
s'oi- in'" 'ne oni'ersaiist church,
James F. Miilikrn. District Attorney or
Blair county, is held in 81 500 b,,, for his
appearance al court TO answer The ch,rg. of
inciting the rioters in Altoona on the 2lst
of last july.
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heart of Senator Spencer. of Alabama. and
10 be nearer TO each other they were mar
sied last Wednesday, in New York. pri-
vatelv.
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Sanuei hahoai,' snu- VIII oe can
Giua'e q, ior .ne Speakersh'p OF the Lower
II ,iou>e VI Congress- anu ",n pe i"r ,he
ieAds aclhc raiiroaa' bht now ABOUT the
Ieseiu,iou on fdi'roauS as pissed oy the ia'e
'd'e convention OF the Democracy. Alas
ana ihere again Is bahquos ghost-
The Rev. Mr.. Lripsner, of the Red Bunk
Eapti,t Church chose this method of an
houucing ironn Tue pu'pit' Iast SUNDAY. an
anu''ioh 10 MS iailiiN o." NJ! irie,d', my
SCI 'in"h 'hiS 'i"iii'"g "i,' oe VERY ,hott-
want 10 go nome anu heip entertain young
geh'iehiAh VINO came 10 the parsonage late
last n'ght.
The rife contest IL Creedmoor on the
18th was won by the Afirrrans The Eng
liSb team did fine shootiup The hest shat
among the Americans was made by G.. +.
BIZ lNdenbu-rh. and the victory inst spokrn
of al Cr.edmoor puts him forw.rI As the
best rife shot in The world. NJ. Bl,d-n-
burgh was a college. class. and room-ruate
of George Jacobs, Jr.. of tnis place.
=, NJ,
were withour torm,lity- .sW.u
cid fellow he said. .. see Won have been
again Frenrt actress this
time. heyi Are vor, not aware. nv friend.
that reform Is necessary T., s.Yes'' said
the Prince of Wales. placing his finger on
an American p-wspiper containing an ac-
count OF the Wallingford mstter. - YES.
think il is.n "Good day, sir.v said Mr..
Tiid-n with intense dIgniiv.s' '.Good dav,
sir,'' said the Price of Wales. howing
stiffiy. The cable doesn't seem to have
mentioned this.
len II everywhere ont IN "ath' 'na' TWO
o., ol 'he ielegates 10 'iie perHs county h'fmo-
''S', convention "sry c"ioreu u'Th' inc
" v noie nn,"oeT ' vi ue'esnues peseh, were