Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-11-19

Pa. Gu Thursday, the 27th INST, a; o,
clock P. VI. The Conference sermon TO he
preached by the Secretary on the first even.
ing OF the session.
On the Sd Of November. Mr. James y
Groniuger, of cd Port. slaughtered two
porkers weighing i29 ard 4SD lbS, respect
lively. On tho 9th Mr.. John neriz!cr. Sr.,
OF Turbrtt tnW Wnship. butchered t;.T-c hogs,
weighing I03, 59l AMI 365 lbs. respectively.
Port Royal fines
Upon the information Of ! 2. M,Iati-e,
VIM. d. Smiley, one of the teacher in IA.
:. o. s, at AcAiistrrviil-, wi> p'l-ei M =
der arrest on Monday, November 3. and
gave bail for his appearance at court t"
answer the charge OF i'll treatment asains'
Harry Evans, Il pnpil in the school
Cleveland is charged with being 4 fish
rate lawyer ard by the preachers ~ the Ia
cailiy in which be has heed he is chirged
with being fund Of stolen amoErs with t.le
Centler sex, but with al that, he is the reg
uiarly chosen Chief Ruler of the Republic
and as such respect ia due him from all
good citizens.
The Democracy may knock the Republi-
can banking system into a cooked hat, to-
low the lead of the British Free Trade Cob
den Club ard reve! in handling the lh, ,UJa.-
OOU surplus il the Treasury They are hap
Py over WHAT they cali their retmn to the
promised land but, they will aot stop stiu-
shine and rain.
The Academia Literary Society discuss.
ed On Friday evening OF last week tn ques.
tior. Resolved, That the Presbyterian
Church at Academia should pay 81 00s
salary. Affirmative, ", 5. E,h, Charlie,
Mclaughlin negative, Barton D..en, Geo.
II Martin. The JuigeS-deciiei that the
salary should be sS0D.-Tribuns
The -uins OF forge and other iron wars,
in Licking Creek have often causcl peOpl,
70 ask, Whose enterprise was it ~ W,
lived here all our days and never heard the
question answered till last week, when J. K
Patterson, of Tuscarora Valley, state that
his kiusnan William Bcsle, and a man nam
ed Sterrett conducted the business genera
tions ago.
Rev. +. L. Berry and jacob Thomas were
ont on shade mountain on the lth hunting
and started bear which passed about a.
yards from where Mr. Berry stool he level
ed his gun and sent a load of shot at the
bear, the animal loped on his way as il
nothing had hit him. His weight was cs-
tmated 10y Mr. Berry at one hundred ard
fifty pounds.
The other day the son OF the sheriff OF
Canibrir county was standing guard over s
prisoners that were allowed to exercise in
the corridor OF the jail. Suddenly the i'm
pulse to be ilee took possession of the mind
o: one OF the prisoners, he spring on the
boy keeper took the keys of the doors from
him called other prisoners to his aid, un.
locked the doors and the whole prisoners
ran away.
Rev. Mr.: Graybill, who lost all his farm
buildings g, by mysterious fire, that start
ed in the threshing machine while at work,
in his barn, near Richgeld, early in the
fall. was in town on THURSDAY. He does not
believe that the fire originated bv matches
passing through the thresher, bat is inclin.
ed to believe that the fire vas caused by a
hot box, which suggests the fact that ma
chimes should be constantly Kept well greas-
ed.
The Philadelphia Times says: EE-Gov-
ornor Bishop, of Ohio, who was a wealthy
business man at the time of hi. election,
is now travelling with sample Case a.
an ordinary salesman The neglect OF his
business rendered unavoidable b. attention
to his public duties led to reverses which
swamped HIM and compelled him IN his old
age to seek his livelihood by the uncertain
and precarious methods of the commercial
traveller.
The Philadelphia Tines explains as TO-
lONs.- ~ Z pOiie &c ~ mas -AsSitSH'1 wv %
ernor Pattison. We stated 4 few '.avz 81,
that under bis mag niiiceEt leadership ui
the Democratic Legislature, he bad sccur-
ed a return of one-thiid OF the rev Le.is
laturc for the Democrats. We were mis-
taken. The Democrats will have only 70