Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-05-09

s'u3i Anot nofc, 10 Qrag tne Democracy
through, loaded with the endorsement o.
President Hayes. When the gallant Colo.
mel gets through with his willowy protege
the fact will be reported.
If you wish to hunt Turkey, travel with
the Bear, but if you prefer Bear diet, traye
with Turkey. For particulars as TO how
You may be enlisted, address the American
Minister at Constantinople, Turkey, or the
American Minister at ST. Petersburg, Rus
sia.
The Tenth Annual Convention of the Ju-
niata Coun-y Sabbath School Association
will be held in the NJ Z. Church, Mifiin.
town, Pa, on Wednesday and Thursday
May 50th and 3lst, 1877, commencing a
1880 A. NJ, on Wednesday. 3oth.
I Rev Mr.. Sherlock, pastor of the Metho'
dist congregation IN this place, had the
bodies OF two children, who died and were
buried in the Presbyterian graveyard since
| his ministerial labors began here, raised or
Tuesday. and had them taken to Selins.
grove, Snyder county, for re-intermeut. =
The first thing young man does OF
| seeing friend with a new hat on is to take
it of and serenely try :t on his own head
When young lady sees an acquaintance
with Eer new bonnet on, she just lifts her
nose serenely and wonders .swhere the thing
got that fright"
Between thirty and forty Snyder county
people attended court last week. They
over on the railroad at excursion rates. The
remarkable feature about them was seen in
a striking resemblance of one with the
other, the general expression of the face,
and fte general bearing of the whole mar
Guess they were all members of one faIHily.
Wilson & Brown run a car regularly to
Philadelphia every week, leaving this place
on Monday morning and returning on W d.
nesday. All orders promptly attended to,
and goods delivered. On return days they
always have full supply of such fish and
vegetables as are in the Philadelphia mar
ket. Give them call when you need any
thing in their line of freight hauling, or
marketing.
The policy of President HAYES has so be-
logged the Democracy, that they do not
know where to steer their political craft. Ii
they turn il from him, It will b, wrecked on
the rocks of opposition in their ranks, and
if they turn it straight toward him it will
glide into the haven of Republcanism.
They are beating eli points of the compass
now to and way out of their perplexity.
You can't die without telling it, as is
Illustrated in the following: "Some two
years ago the large barn of Rev. Christian
Bomberger, with Its contents, in Lancaster
county, embracing a couple dozen horses
and cattle, e;c was destroyed by ire. The
Lancaster Era learns that man who was
highly respected in the county died some
time aro, and in his last moments confessed
that he had fired the barn because Mr.. b.
had refused TO lend him a certain sum of
money.
Where are the Democrats now is ques-
ton that they are asking themselves. The
question is asked because OF a resolution
that was passed By the Democratic Jackson
Association of Washington, on the 2nd day
of May. The resolution was unanimously
passed, and is highly commendatory of the
Presidents policy, and one of the speakers
said the President had done as much to
to promote its prosperity as could have
been expected from Democratic President.
The Dunkers held their annual meeting
for the Central District of Pennsylvania, at
Goodville, this county, last week. Twenty
eight congregational organizations consti-
tute the district, and the territorial limits
are embraced in all that country in Penn
sylyanis between the Susquehanna river and
the Allegheny mountains. The State is
one has just been mentioned, and the other
tive comprehend those portions Of the State
that lie east and west of the middle district.
Prothonotary Beidler had an inclination
to fish, but how to fish and not be about
the water, sitting on a stone, or wading
through mud from place TO place, was the
query, and fish in his garden, where there
is no water, he couldn't, but he did the
next thing to it, he quietly walked one even
ing last week, ont to a stream Of water
somewhat bigger than pipe-stem, short
distance south of his house, and dropped
eight bated hooks therein, and then went
home, and after good nights rest, arose
in the morning, walked down TO the ''run,"
and to the astonishment Of those who do
not know how to catch ish. drew out eight
fine plump eels. Beidler has beaten all the
amateurs and all the professional fishers in
this county, st catching fish where most
people would never have thought CT cast
ing line.