Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-10-11

ey - upout CiciI VI u
debt.
The season for shooting deer opened
on October LIST, and continue until JAN
uary lst.
The Miffiin county commissioners
refused to give the Court House to
Armstrong, to speak in. They give
1t to other people for political meet |
ings- What kind of men are the
commissioners of Mifflin county.
The long evenings are at hand.
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can pleasant newspa per companion
full of news and information that will
do you and family good during the
winter nights and days to come.
Huntingdon Presbytery last week
passed a resolution disappearing of
the preaching of Rev. David Beale,
in the brick Presbyterian church, last
summer, in this place without the
consent of Presbytery, or the pastor
resident in this town.
Tom Rowe, was the occupant of
the house of Michael Weller, that
was destroyed by fire, one morning
last week. Since the fire, child OF
Mr.. Rowe has died. The child was
sick when the fire took piece, and it
was carried out of the house being to
sick to walk.
David Seiber, of Walker township,
has 4 cows from which 81 pounds of
butter was sent to market during the
month of September. The average
number of pounds per week that the
COWS gave was 81 Who has 4 cows
that do SO well as that in yield of
butter.
There was Greenback and Labor
orator in the county, last week. A
Boston man. ABen Butler advocate.
Since Butler has settled politically
among the Democrats, they have
quit talking about spoons. Ofcourse
their charge was a false one, and
they scandalized only themselves, by
the use Of it.
Miss Maggie Duncan, OF Lewis.
burg, Pa, married a Mr.. lesson, Of
st. Louis. The groom is Catholic,
and the bride is a Presbyterian.
There were two ceremonies; the
first by a priest, the second by a
preacher. The Catholic papers of
the west are denouncing lesson for
submitting to a second ceremony, by
a Presbyterian preacher.
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that narrates the events favorable
and unfavorable that take place with
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guard the other side.
Every one that has regard for nat
ural wonders, and everyone has IS
desirous OF seeing the comet that is
near the Sun; getup in the morning
and see it. Every one that has re
gard for nice good clothing, and
everyone has, should go to Harley S
and see the nice new clothing that
he sells at exceedingly reduced pric-
eS.
List Of letters remaining in the
Mif1iintown post office not called for
October 1st, 1882 Persons asking
for letters in this list will please say
they are advertised: Miss Louisa
Cupp, John Funk, Miss Jennie Houts,
William II. Jackman, John Mease,
Logan Van Emon, Isaac Woolvertop.
Also the following postal cards: Ar
thur Blttony, Jno Kaufman, Miss 5.
Jennie Miller, W. IL. Stedman, j. l..
Wilt. w. H. RODGERS, z. NJ.
An Arizona paper of last Wednes-
day says: A man named ..Liberator
Johnson, "a celebrated scout and a
noted character in Arizona, while cut
ting hay near Bisbee yesterday was
surprised by band of Apache In
dians and twice wounded. He sent
his son, II years old, to Bisbee to
notify the people that he was sur
rounded. Copper Queen led posse
of men to Johnsons assistance, res
cued the wounded man and took him
to Bisbee. He had held the Indians
in check from behind rocks for two
hours and received two flesh wounds.
one in the right arm and the other
in the left ear. He is not danger
ously hurt
Both the Republican, and Demo
cratic primary election will be held
on Saturday the 21st day of this
month, and on the Monday following
the return judges of both parties
will meet in this place to cast up the
returns. Both parties have been ac-
customed to hold their conventions
in the Court House, but how will it
be this time, they both cannot have
the Court House at one and the same
time The Commissioners that run
the Court House, will probably give
the preference to the Republican re-
turn judges. The Democrats can
then hold curb stone convention.
But in all seriousness, where there
is an honest purpose, there is an hon
est way, and the two conventions can
be held without the least unpleas-
antness.
The law prescribes heavy penalties
for fraudulent work at the primary
election, and in the matter of returns.
The greatest care should be exercised
at the polling places to render cor
rect returns, and the return should
be carefully sealed and the return
Judge should keep them safe from
outside intermeddlers till he hands
them up to the desk in the conven-
ton. to be counted and announced.
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