Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-10-27
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aisr american artists. Send to A. N. Col
hns' Cope l. Co., No. 35 and 81 Beekmau
street, New York.
The Democracy and the Golden Club. and
the Southern Brigadiers are one on the
question of free trade. Vote for Garfield
and Arthur.
a moderate wind blows seven miles Del
hour, and the gale from the polls in Novem.
Der VIII blow away the cross ami crown
fiend and the 329 idiot.
Gold was first discovered in California in
1913. Democratic leaders discovered the
English Golden Club gold in -. Vote
for Garfield and Arthur.
Capt. William Fry is visiting New York
and Philadelphia this week, laying in large
stock of staple goods for his store in Mex.
ico Look out for bargains next week.
If the railroad to the Pacific is a benefit
to the country, then Credit Mobilier and
oakes Ames have contributed no little tc
the good of the States. Vote for Garfield
and Arthur.
Charles Fl. Smiley, in passing through
the county on Thursday, stopped off here
few hours, and attended the Republican
meeting at Port Royal in the evening. Vote
for smiley.
Hancock's platform says, free trade or a
revenue tariff only. Hancock's last letters
say, protective tariff. He is two-faced on
the tariff question. Vote for Garfield and
Arthur.
There will be no preaching in the Metho-
dist church next Sabbath. Rev. Mr.. Canoe
will be away TO preach for some brother to
whom he is indebted for service in the pull
pit in this place.
Farmers will find it profitable to use Whit
mans Corn and Cob Mill. Col. Bell, of this
place, has the agency for selling them in Ju-
niata county, and is prepared to supply
farmers. [oct27-2m.
The regular meeting and raper-reading of
the Academia Literary Society has been
postponed from Friday evening, October
29th, until November 9th, by order OF the
President.
Rev. Mr.. Keefer, from Greencastle, Pa,
while on his way home from the western
country, sojourned couple of days in the
beginning of this week, at the parsonage,
with Rev. Mr.. Canoe of this place.
Joe Dull, of McVeytown, went to the
woods last week to shoot a wild turkey.
He shot turkey, but it turned out to be
one of a tame flock owned by James Ham
bright. Dull paid the bill like man.
The first steamboat piled the Hudson in
1907, but next November will not be the
first time that the people have voted down a
dangerous Democratic ticket. Vote the
ticket. Examine your ticket.
If railroads are of use to the country,
then Credit Mobilier did great work if
railroads are of no consequence and u
wrong, then Credit Mobilier was all that the
whooping Democracy say of it. Vote for
Fisher.
A mile Is $3.50 feet, or 1850 yards in
length. The people next Tuesday will cause
the brigaders and their Democratic allies to
think that there are more rect and more
yards in mile than that, as they journey
up Salt River. Vote for Fisher.
David Guyer offers at private sale valu-
able farm situated in Delaware township,
l5e acres, with large frame
two-story house, large frame bank barn,
summer house and other outbuildings there
on erected.
1t is said that Mr.. Speer, Democratic can
didate for Congress, can forecloss a mort
gage as quickly as any other man in central
Pennsylvania. They say that English, in
Indiana, cannot beat him at that kind of
business.
Hauck's Fodder Cutter and Grinder is the
best machine in use for that purpose. Col.
VIM. Bell has the agency for selling them in
Jun,ats county, and.is prepared TO supply
all farmers who want that most useful, prof
liable and economical machine.
Oct. 27-2m
We are in receipt of the Weekly Free
man from Dublin, Ireland, but by whom
sent We know not. Its space is Largely de-
voted to proceedings of meetings on the
question of land tenure. Vote for Garfield
and Arthur; they are the men who helped
to bring about the free homestead law.
John Browns letter, describing the Thomp-
sontown Republican meeting, came too late
for insertion last week. 1t was done up
brown; only one thing was lacking, and
that is, that it must have been sent under
the belief that the Sentinel and Republican
is published later in the week thar on Wed
nesday.
You cannot gain anything by voting the
Democrats free-trade ticket. If you vote
thai way the chances are all against pros
perity. If you vote the Republican pro-
tective ticket the chances are all in favor Of
so far, at least, as human fore
sight goes.
Speer refused to pay one hundred dollars,
subscribed toward the establishing of a
bunker school in Huntingdon. Is the man
who will not pay his subscriptions, and who
can shave good paper at the rate of 20 per
cent, the kind of man to represent the
18th Congressional district in Congressi
Wade Hampton challenged Secretary
Sherman to meet him in South Carolina to
fight duel, because Sherman said that it
was the Ku-Klux influence that elected
Hampton. Ii was the Ku-Klux influence
that got up the cry of S29, but it was the
Union influence that voted it down in lndi-
ana. Vote for Garfield and Arthur.
The Huntingdon Globe says: The sad but
cft-repeated story is found in this accident.
Thomas Major, son of Mr.. John Major, of
Charleston, near this place, in jumping off
a freight train on Friday evening last, fell to
the ground, and his right foot coming in
contact with the wheels, was so crushed that
the injured member had to be amputated.