Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-10-06

Dee' anu "iio turkeys are said to b,
plenty.
The deer hunter goeth to Licking Greek
Valley.
Attention is fixed closely on Ohio and
Indiana.
Village camp meeting in the Methodist
church.
A number of our citizens visit the Por
Royal fair.
The Democratic platform is in favor o.
free trade.
The constable has sold the Chester Coun.
ty Democrat.
Democrats raised pole at McAlisterville
last "Wednesday.
Summer birds, and the potato bug have
taken their departure.
Exchanges report the circulation of coun.
terfeit haltdolar pieces.
There are sixty Entries for the races al
tewistown fair this week.
Jefferson Middagh has number of horses
entered at the Lewistown fair.
Ex-Governor Curtin has been re-nomina-
ted by the Democrats for Congress.
The largest stock of goods for mems
wear in the county at X. E. Parker's.
For Sale-A secondhand Golden Tongue
Organ. For particulars call at this Office.
! Ladies of East Salem will hold a cake
walk on Saturday evening, October 9, 1880.
I Galusba A. Grow addressed Republican
meeting at LeNistown on Saturday evening.
The soldiers Of Perry county will hold
their renrien at Marysville to morrow, oc-
/ iober Z.
The complaint is that the late apples are
not healthy, and wiz not keep through the
winter.
/ The Republican party is the only party
that stands on a firm basis on the finance
and ta-if.
/ FOR ALE-Five shares Odd Fellows
( Hall Association stock. If you wish TO
buy, call at this office.
General Charles Albright died at his home
in Aauch Chunk, % Tuesday week, CT
paralysis, aged about 50 years.
( Matthew Rodgers made barrels of cider
in y hours, on the Shirk cider press in
Walker township, last Thursday.
Sec among dispatches, as published in
another ccIumn, how the rebel flag was car
ried in a Democratic procession.
Hancock's letter on war claims rules out
ali claims-puts rebels and Union men on
an equal footing as to claims.
! General " Neaver, the Greenback candi-
date for President, has declared that be will
not be a tool to help elec, Hancock Presi-
dent.
This IS the month for railway track in
sp-ctiOn. Everything along the road Is IN
frst-rate appearance, and is substantial in
point of fact.
The name of AR. Smiley has been printed
incorrectly. An SAP instead of an "H''
has been used. The name should be printed
Charles II. Smiley.
The Cireenbackers are in stew. Hughes,
of this State, SAYS that they shall support
Hancock. and Weaver says they shall sup
mort the Weaver electors.
Indiana has been Democratic the past :
wears, and If she votes Republican in this
month it will be a reversal of herself, and
put her in the right place.
Speer was a salary -grabber; 5000 is
what his back pay realized for hin. When
Garfield was bull-dozed to vote for back
nav he put the money back into the Trea'
sury.
If Hancock was ready to act with Andy
Johnson 10 overthrow the Congressiona
reconstruction laws, what will he be read
n 40 with a full Democratic Congress tC
prompt him 7
The talented Rev. l. n. Hayes has beer
lcomneIled to retire from the pulpit, on ac-
count of poor health. 1t is hoped that ou
door nursuits will restore his body TO
healthy condition.
You need a good paper for the long win
fer evenings. Subscribe for the Sentlnel
Republiczn There is 90 far more reading
matter in il than in any other paper Puo
lished in the county.
The Greenbacker claims to be opposed t'
understanding. and still he has been oar'ere'
away TO vote for Mr.. Specr, who Is dis
csunter of notes and other paper. oo
LAS. the people in Huntingdon say.
If Won pass along the street early In th'
morning you can smell coal oil burning al
evidence that people use it in kindiing morn
sres Look out for explosions. The!
,.e. Mace in different parts of the countr!
every day.
Tn. Greenback campaign poets are ih
c.,rspl state of worry. They can't ma SUIT
..,e word. TO rhyme with Weaver. The.
can't use deceiver," or "grie'er'
.,lsove herr or .sthiever," or 'feVer'
.,,..x,r.n nor lug in his old beaver-oe
,.ver wore one.-Nelo Oriean
, Times.
The Democrat and Register has gon
e wrong as to the publication of Hancock
Latter on claims. 1t said Republican paper
would not publish it. Hancoek'S ,'''er
J no, as positive in promise as was foik an an
? buchanan. and the promises oil roiA A"'
e prcbanan turned to ashes, and fell 10 piece
= nDdcr the objection of the Southern leader
of the Democracy.
An exchange tells the following; "A res
dsnt Of Kingston, N. Y, made good 70 70
plv to his inquiring wife one night fe'su,' ~
that is, good considering tha' nc naa "
{ uucb beverage. OF course she "a"
e r,ow what he had been doing out 30 'A''
q o.. said he had been attending the war
..mn.ipn club, and then she askeu nO
me that mud on the shoulder Oh MS ooa
o n nsxered: I've been Pu''ins .