Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-08-23

imposed upon each barber before hin
hns OF ti.00and costs The Rex
ord ssys; The Magistrate in his dc
cision, said: Il believe, gentlemen
then when the Almighty God wrot
with His finger on ths tablets Of eton,
the decologue or precepts given b.
Him through His servant Moses 4
man He meant every word Of wha
He wrote, and among the number, o
which you are all aware there are ten
is the Fourth, which SAYS: Remem
Der the Sabbath day to keep it holy,
etc. That same God rules the uni
verse to-day. So do 1 believe tha
the fathers, who made this act Of til,
twenty-second of April, A. d. 1884
on which we are deliberating to day
believed in that higher law. Tha
same law is in our statute books to
day, as strong and binding as it WA
when passed, eighty eight years ago.
YELLOW FEVER, has broken out in
Brownsville, Texas.
SANuEL T. BARR, has been renom
mated for Congress in the Dauphir
district.
BLAINE, will take the stump il
Maine, against the Democrats on the
tariff question.
The warm weather last week, wa.
destructive to the life Of many chill
dren in the cities.
WHEE President Arthur, was in
New York last week, General Han.
cock called on him.
The Republican Committee Of
Union county, have declared for
Stewart for Governor.
CATTLE brought into Ohio, and
West Va, from Texas, are dying al
an alarming extent, with fever.
Ir costs England $500 for every
soldier that she lands at Alexandria,
from England, or Scotland, or Ireland
JAS5aScIArR, a Philadelphia ma
chinest was sent to prison last week,
for having 4 wives, all living in
Philadelphia.
The Sultan has told Aribi Pasha
to lay down his arms, and that if he
does not England will be left to deal
with him as she pleases.
The bones of the assassin Guitesu
have been bleached, and will be put
and the skeleton be placed
in the Army Medical Museum, at
Washington.
The Bi-Centennial celebration in
Philadelphis, in October, promises to
be grand demonstration. In the
parade that is to take place October
~. There will be at least $4,000
troops.
TIE Colored Pennsylvania State
League, held convention at Will
Transport last week, and pledge the
of the league to Beaver. The
General wss present and addressed
the colored brethren.
II is reported that Chairman
Cooper, has advised General Beaver
not to accept Senator Stewards chall-
enge to q Joint discussion OF the is-
sues of the campaign. Chairman
Cooper believes that Stewards object
is simply to obtain a little notoriety,
or rather, to check the decline of the
prestige be gained in the Republican
party"
THE trouble, in the Pittsburg Pres
byterisn Oak Alley Church, presents
a shocking and demoralizing aspect.
Not long since, Mr.. Woodsides the
received a notice threaten
ing his life unless he left the city.
Last Thursday August 17th., the
preacher, part of the Sabbath school,
and a number of the membership of
the church went out on the Pitts
burg and Lake Erie railroad on
an excursion. On their return,
an attempt WAS made to wreck
the e1cursionists at a trestle near
Alegrippa. A heavy beam had been
fastened across the track for the pur-
pose of wrecking the train. The at
tempt to wreck the excursionists, or
pic -nickers has created a profound
sensation. Rev. Mr.. Woodside, and
Messrs White, and Neeson, members
of the flock, on Friday called on May
Or Lyon, and asked that thorough
investigation be made of the affair.
They expressed the belief that the
deed wss attempted by some parties
or party, connected with the church
trouble. Such is the latest phase OF
the Pittsburg Presbyterian church
fight as stated by dispatches.
NEW cotton in the South has been
selling at l2cts per pound.
The largest man at Atlantic City,
last week was feet, 8 inches bigh,
and weighed $50 pounds.
REPUBLICANS, of Chester county, in
their convention, held last week, con
demned the passage of the river and
harbor bill, by Congress.
THERE have been 80 many fires, in
and around Lancaster city, this state,
that insurance companies, give notice
that no more policies will be issued,
and living policies will be cancelled,
if something is not done to stop the
burning ofinsured property. Citizens
talk of organizing q vigilance COM
mittee.
PEOPLE, that are interested in the
meeting Of the Labor Convention,
that is to meet in Philadelphia on
the 2Sth inst, are considerably agi-
tated over the statement made in
certain Philadelphia papers. that the