Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-10-09
SHORT LOCALS.
New goods at Harley's.


the 25th inst.
Pig iron now Is lower than at any time il
thirty years past.
'' The late fair" at the Park, was the bes
of all, is what is said.
Mark you well, the Republican part,
never broke its pledge.
A new stock to this county was on exhi
bition at the Park during the Fair last week
by James Adams. II Is Holenstine stock.
Nice fall sacks. But there is a kind tina
are not so nice, whether got in summer
winter, spring or at any other time of the
year.
The soldiers reunion at Millerstown las
Wednesday was a spieadid affair. Abou
200 people We're there, and everything
passed off to the satisfaction of all.
There will be Republican mass meeting
in this place on the 25th Day of October
Hon. James Pollock, and Hon. Il. G. Fisher
will be present to deliver addresses.
Governor Hartrsnft and Senator Fisher
visited the Republican County COMMITTEES
while il was in session in the Recorder.
Office in the Court House, last Thursday.
The prospects for the election of McMeen
and Wilson are so bright that il is not known
what can defeat them. Almost everybody
expresses determination TO vote for them.
The Greenback management in this coun-
ty, when their candid ites for Commissioners
withdrew, recommended that the Green.
hackers in Juniata county vote for the Re-
publican commissioners.
The latest styles of Overceats at Harley's
Z One of the attractions of the track at the
Park, during Fair time, last week, was
Charlie Dolen's steer harnessed to, and
travelling with a wsgon over the course.
The time made was good steer time.
The Democratic party now has no fixed
policy TO advocate on the currency ques-
tion. The only safe course on the currency
Republican party it has never varied an
iota from its first record on that question.
The Democrats ask, why don't Senator
Fisher resigna Why didn't Mr.. Pershipg
resign the Judgeship when the Democracy
had him on the track for Governor a few
years ago' "People who live in glass
houses, you know"
Mr.. Fisher, the Republican candidate for
Congress, spent several days among the
people of Juniata last week. He is an
50 every day" kind Of man, and takes well
with the people. 1t is not a question of
election, but the question is how large his
majority will be.
While Charlie Murray was sponging the
mouth OF trotting horse, last Thursday
afternoon, at the fair, a horse standing by
kicked him with such force that he was
picked up under the impression that the
life had been kicked out of him. He was
TO consciousness in short time.
DR.. Sterrett will be elected, unless ali
signs fails, for it is generally understood
now that if the next Congress be filed with
Democratic United States senator's, and the
Lower House be Democratic, an uproetIng
policy will be adopted, the ebd of which
no one can foretell.
One department of the Fair premium list
we failed to secure, consequently we do not
publish the list. The premium list of the
department under the Superintendent ".
d. Cramer, was gotten up in a manner that
called forth the highest praise oil the COM
positors who have seen il.
Clothing for men and boys, of all kinds,
at Harley's.
$The"people OF this county have conclud-
ed to have change of officers in this conn
ty. and consequently will elect in Novem-
ber, McMeen and Wilson, Wagner, Lemon,
Degan and Cooper, and the whole Republi-
can ticket. This is the year of tidal wave.
into the Republican ark and be safe
from the deluge.A
The Democratic Congressional 9-to-9 con-
ference came TO a conclusion last Friday,
at Newport, by renomina:ing Mr.. Stenger.
A Snyder county man brought the business
to a focus by voting for Stenger. Mr..
Stenger made the election in the campaign
previous TO this one by less than one hun
dred majority. This time he will be de
feated. Mr. Fisher will be his successor.
At high noon on Monday, two Democrats
from the east end of the county, made an
exhibit of themselves, on the pavement be-
tween Wills hotel and Will's stable. AS TO
what they did, and as 10 what Will become
Of all who so offend, open the Bible, at the
First Book of Kings, 10th chapter and read
the l lth verse. Read your Bible; there is
not character living that it fails TO portray.
The Perry county .4dUocaic says: A few
days ago Mrs. John Eby, OF Duncannon,
placed a pint can of oysters on top of her
COOK stove for the purpose OF cooking the
oysters, but soon alter the can exploded
with terrific report. Mrs. Eby was Knocked
down by the conclusion, frying pan was
doubled up, and some smoothing irons were
thrown off the stove. The oyster can was
hurled through window and across the
street. Not remnant of the oysters in the
can could be found.
Yhere seems to be an immense amount
of business going on in the Democratic
headquarters in this town, on all the
secular days of the week indeed there
seems to be something going on there
on Sundays too, and on Sunday nights,
Judging from the light in that vicinity.
But what can they be doing on Sunday
and Sunday night. "ls it poker, OF
whaE"
A party of citizens of Tuscarors
valley went into the region of the head
waters of Licking Creek valley to hunt,
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