Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-10-20
SHORTLOcaLS.

a change changel ali, yes, change
Ahkinds of merchandise at Espenschade,.
ne erst ice this fall appeared on Thurs.
day morning. A"' D
indiana and s2s puts long face on tn.
erring brethren.
Furniture and Bedding at Graybilrs Fur.
niture Emporium.
NE drought and foreign demand ha.
advanced the price of wheat.
The vote in Ohio was by S per cent. the
largest ever cast in that State.
Since the news from Indiana, the cb,,h
iaiot has forgotten to write 329.
Vote for Fisher for Congress-.
The drug store of Mrs. Kepner has been
repainted in fashionable sombre colors.
For Sale-A secondhand Golden Tongue
Organ. For particulars call at this office.
Funny that Greenbacker should vote
Tor such a hard paper-shaver as Mr.. Speer.
r. E. Parker's stock of boss hats has
been increased. Boston cannot beat his
styles.
DIR. Tate, of Thompsontown has recover.
ed from spell of sickness, and his resum-
ed his professional work.
FOR SALE-Five shares Odd Fellows,
Hall Association stock. If you wish to
buy, call at this Office.
DR.. L. =. Atkinson addressed a Republi.
can meeting at Lick school hsuse, in Lack
township, last Wednesday evening.
Vote for Pomeroy for Assembly.
The Juniata County Teachers Institute
is to meet in Miffiiutown November %, 1880
and 10 continue in session one week.
Speer cannot rise above his party, and
that is why lie will have to vote for free
trade laws in Congress, if elected.
Such people as were out of doors, say
that the Democratic club room was lighted
up so early on unday morning as O'Clock
The Republican rally at Thompsontown
was a grand affair in the turnout of the
Equestrian Club, in Uniform and with
blazing torches.
Rev: John Laird was in town on Monday,
looking thinner than he usually does, which
arises Tfpm the fact that he has just recov-
cred from a spell of malarial fever.
The Democracy, who are in, hand AID
glove, With the Golden Free Trade Club,
have received in Indiana a foretaste of what
is in store for them at the November elec-
ton.
Vote for Green for Supreme Judge.
The Equestrian Club is ofiicered by Col.
J. X. Robinson, Lieut.. J. K. Kelly and AL
ton Adams, all first-rate citizens, and men
who have always been faithful to the inter-
ests OF the free North.
Prof. A. l.. Guss will address the citizens
of Milford township, at Red Bank school
house, on Saturday evening, October %,
1880. The public are cordially invited to
be present.
or course all Democrats in the North do
not belong to the left wing of the routed
rebel army, but such men as those who tore
down an American flag during Democratic
meeting at Linglestown on Sunday night
week, belong to the left wing of the rebel
army.
Vote for Lemon for Auditor General
Indiana has put the erring brethren to
hasty retreat BY November it will be a
perfect rout, for the business and manufac-
turing and labor interests are becoming
aroused to the danger that will result from
Democratic victory. Get every Repubii-
can vote out.
The reheatsrs from New York, Philadel-
mia. Baltimore and Kentucky, who were to
do such great work in Indiana TOR the DEM
ocracy, found their occupation gone. OH
GERS of the law, whom good citizens of both
parties heartily supported, we're on the
grouud at the polling places.
329 has bounced around and knocked
lust the set of fellows that had set it up.
1t is the old story Of
"He digged a pit,
He digged it deep,
He dIgged it Tor his brother;
But, by his sin,
He did fall in
The pit he digge6 for other"
The cities of the eastern States were
emptied of their Democratic repeaters, to
commit fraud at the poles in Ohio and In
diana. but a vigIlant people kept them from
PLAYING their game to the extent tsat they
contemplated. A number were arrested
and put in Jail. All people, every man, is
interested in the preservation of the purity
of the ballot-box.
Vote for Gropinger for County Surveyor
Ex-Sherif williamson, of Perry county,
was in the woods, one day last week, hunt
ing SQUIRRELS. He carried his gun about the
middle of the barrel. A twig caught the
hammer and pulled it back, also pulled the
gun back, and when the twig slipped of the
hammer, the hammer sprang down onto the
cap, discharging the load, which entered
the ex-Sheritr's right leg below the knee
THE limb was SO shattered that amputation
above the knee joint became necessary.
The Perry County Freeman says; LII
Charles II. Smiley, ESD, the voters OF ihis
Senatorial District have presented to them
a candidate who in every respect would
make an officer, who, by interest for the
public good, faithful attendance to the
wants of his constituents, and conduct be-
coming an upright, sober man and gentle
man. would reflect credit on those who
would elect him to discharge the duties ano
assume the responsibilities of an rnportan
i office. The Senatorial contest this ian Il
one in which, for the public veal and honol
a, the three counties, the independent vote
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