Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-05-05
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and also his position as Q director of the
Pennsylvania Railroad. An impaired state
Of health led him to do SO.
NOTICE.-Numerous requests have been
made that We extend the time in which to
send bills for subscription that have been
standing or owing for period Of more than
one year. The time is extended to the last
of May. 1880.
The fesson that so many of the Demo-
cratic delegates left the Wallace fold and
entered the Randall fold is, because it is
believed that Randall is Tilden's man, and
that If Tildeu cannot get the nomination,
he viii give it to Randall. That is what
they say.
An exchange says: The Coleman Sisters
short time ago, gave an entertainment at
the Carlisle Indian training school for the
benefit OF the young aborigines, aad they
reciprocated and, in turn, gave exhibitions
of Indian customs, music, dances, &c. The
little dusky "Los" were highly pleased.
Rev. +. d. Moore, of Covington, KY, is
in trouble. eIn a sermon, on March Z, he
stated that he was opposed to making SUM-
day wholly q day of devotion he thought
it should be one of recreation elsO." The
Presbytery to which he belongs met the
other day and declared his teachings to be
heresy.
Scarlet fever RACES among the families in
Licking Creek Valley. Four children of
the family of Stephen Winters took the
fever, two of which died only a few days
apart A child OF George Kaufman and
child of Mr.. Kinder in the same neighbor-
hood died of the fever within the past ten
days.
There are three saw-miIls in operation, or
have been in operation in Licking Creek
valley until within a recent period. The
first mill Is located about nine miles from
town; the second one about fourteen miles;
the third about twenty miles away. The
lumber from the two former finds an outlet
by this place; the lumber from the third
one is hauled across the mountain to Nc
Veytown.
Speaker Randall, with complacency that
was superlatively impertineBt, spoke yes
terday in the convention of an early return
to constitutional government" when at
the same time he was surrended by as des-
perate band of rufiians as ever drew a re-
volver, ready to back him in any reckless
ness he might deem it his interest to under
take. 1t is one thing to prate of law and
another ts made lawlessness the means of
accomplishing political trickery.-Harrir-
burg Telegraph, .dpra 20.
The Centre Union Sabbath-school of Fer
managh township was recognized last Sab
bath. The election for officers resulted in
the following organization Superintendent,
Joseph kothrock Assistant Superintendent,
lillian Banks; Librarian, VIM. II. Banks
Assistant Librarian, John L. Rothrock
Secretary, willism Puffenberger; Assistant
Secretary, David Puifenberger; Musical Di-
rector. George ]. 0ies; Teachers, William
Banks, b. T. Burns, Lucian W Oles, John
L. Rothroch, Bella Rothrock, Lizzie Specie,
Clara +. Rothrock, Sadie Zook and Bella
Rodgers.
The outrageous hazing Of the colored ca
det at West Point has brought out the aver
age Democratic leaders in print OF the ques-
ton of social equality. The leaders of
Democracy never get above the idea of So
cial equality when considering the status of
colored people. They have never yet ex-
pressed themselves in such a way as to
create the faintest suspicion that they have
a knowledge Of the fact that the question
OF common rights and the question of So
called social equality are two different
things.
The men who represented agricultural
machinery that was on exhibition on the
south side of Court House square, were
Col. VIM. Bel, James McCsuley, and young
Mr.. Kaufman, son of Jonas Kaufman.
They all talked machine quite well, and the
merits of the implements they represented
were clearly set forth. The Colonel talked
with the placidity, politeness and dignity OF
a society man. McCauley talked with the
earnestness and vigor of a Western nan.
If he had been met with in Western State
be would have been declared to be thor
ouphly Western, Kaufman talked with a
positive modcsty that was pleasing and con-
vincing. If you need agricultural ma
chinery, call on any one Of them, and they
will supply you.