Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-09-11

penschade's grove, near Horningtown, be
ginning September 2lst.
Greenbacks, but only in such 4 quantity
that the redemption OF the favorite money
will not te endangered.
The drought has prevented the sowing OF
as large a number of acres of wheat as wa.
intended for that purpose.
| Prot. Sllas Wright, of Perry county, has
become the Principal of the McAlisterville
Soldiers Orphans School.
! Pine Grove NJ. Z. church has been re.
paired, and will be ready for re-deiication
on Sabbath week, the 22d inst.
Joseph Hostettler, aged 77 years and S
days, died at his place of residence in
Walker township, ON Thursday, the 9th
inst.
Philadelphia papers devote some space to
large fortune in New York, that rightiully
belongs, or IL part belongs TO the van-Horns
of this State.
! Abner Yoder means business he has now
repaired mis- Cloverseed Separator with en-
tirely new huller, cylinder and concaves
with new and improved spikes. and inte nds
hulling by steam. 2t
The Printers Pic-Nic at Lloydsville, last
Saturday was largely attended. About 500
were in attendance. The Altoona City
Band rendered the music for the occasion.
It was an enjoyable occasion for sll who
were present.
The Republican party is the only party
that can safely be entrusted with an adjust
ment of the national and greenback cur
rencies, for the Democracy are hostile TO
such money, and have hundreds Of times
declared it unconstitutional.
! A little while ago the Democracy declared
in their platforms that this is a uh,te mou's
gorsraneHf, now they are issuing circulars
F, TO .be coiored people, that they, the colored
people have not received their just proper
! ton of offices. Verify the world moves.
! In the great contest for Congress and the
J tldl 10 iuOut fSR
licans must not lose sight of the county
officers. Let no man induce you TO forsake
your colors in this contest. Stand fast,
shoulder to shoulder, and victory will be
ours.
The Republican party is the sniy green
back party that this country has. 1t made
the greenback TO crush rebellion with; that
work was accomplished. The Republican
party also promised, when it issued the
greenbsck, that it should be redeemed in
coin; and now the exemption period is only
four months away. The Republican party
to-day is in favor of just so much currency
as will certaisly be redeemed.
If the Democracy and the Greenbackers
get the control OF the government. they will
uproot the whole financial system aud null
tiply the financial distress a thousand fold.
If they can break down the finance Of the
Republican party, by the aid of which this
government was made a free government,
they expect the reaction that will follow will
give them a chance at other measures that
grew out of the war.
Frank Hughes is the Greenback leader in
this State. But few years ago he de-
nounced the whole money system Of the
Republicans, which was adopted to save the
nation, as unconstitutional. He, with other
leading Democrats, failed to bring the money
into disgrace in that way, now proposes to
disgrace il by getting an over-issus, which
will result in reputation. His first effort
failed, SO will his second.
John Dousherty, OF Huntingdon county
is practical communist. He has pettioned
or is about to petition Congress to gran
..letters of Incorporation to the proposed
Idea Real Association, Tor the purpose o.
realizing a union of farm and factcry life
of association and individualism." Mr.
Dougherty is on the right road. II com
munists wish to be of any account, the,
must teach the world by practical life. tha
their system is the correct one. Let thea
associate in communities and show the
! worm Ul "OIho NhSs eaN' <AN" ~o's@
munists should write to Dougherty.
The yellow fever scourgc in the Soutf
has not abated. The total number of death
thus far is estimated at four thousand
Thousand. upon thousands Of dollars arr
. sent daily from the North, to be expended
for nurses, medicines, and for decent buria
, of the dead. Business in many district
has been suspended. Thousands upon thou
sands of people have been thrown out o
employment, and absolute starvation seem
to be in store for large portion of the pop
ulation, and there seems to be no relic
from the disease for the afflicted people un
t til cool weather sets in, which will not b
much within sixty days.
We are in receipt of newspaper from
Independence, Montgomery county, Kansas
rnder date OF the 5th inst, which publlshe
! a long account of the acts of Sepheriu
Doughman, from this place, or rather from
Patterson, across the river from this town
: Douehman was known in Independence b.
the name of Bob Doughman, and also b
the n.ne of Lucien Oberholtzer, and hi
, acts in the place mentioned eliminated i
the shooting of ex-Mayor Browns son
Brown was not killed by the shot, whic
was delivered from behind. The bullet en-
tered behind the ear and passed downwar'
through the mouth. Doughman made hi
escape, but il is believed in Independents
/ that his capture will be accomplished. Th
} Commissioners Of Montgomery county hav
offered reward of $5c for his apprehen
SION and delivery TO the Sheriff Of sa'
loounty.