Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-11-26
A number of rich Democro,s :,


for presenting Grant with valuabIes.
| Boatman are talking of the time TO close
navigation. There are men still living who
remember the days when the product of the
valleys was taken to market in river boats.
and they tloaied down streams when the
rivers were well filed with water.
Within the past five days, that is since
the election of Cleleland has been settled
/ to certainty, more than dozen establish
ments that employ many people have nUti
, fed their men that the wages must be re-
duced or the works must be closed.
AUCTION.
John Yeaeley & Son, will dispose of
dress silks, dress goods, and a general as
sortment of store goods AT AUCTION
in Graybiil's building on Saturday Novem-
bember 29th 1884 at o'clock P. NJ. and
l7,P.N
PUBLIc SALE.-Giddeon Kaufman who
lives one fourth mile south of McAlister
vile will sell at public sale, on Monday
Decenber lth 1854, = large lot of house
hold furniture; one-horse wagon and bug
gy, haues, and so bushels of oats. aud
many other articles. See bills.
THE SENTINEL AND REPUBLICAN has a
large number OF subscribers that keep them
selves in advance, but it also has quite
number that are not SO promp; as the form
er class. y ext week will be court week ami
that viii be a good time for such as are in
arrears 10 send ia a few dollars.
The Liverpool Sun. of Last week, says, |
Abraham Cilner, OF Carroll township, this !
county, has been allowed 1924 - back |
pension and will draw 81 per month here
after. Also Samuel BAR, Of Acker, BlifIlo
township. drew s923.27 back pension. He
vii! draw s. per month hereafter.
The house aud barn Of Euoch Beale near |
Pleasant View were destroyed bv fire en- I
Monday night. All of the horn catte were
burned excepting one COW and sh- was Sc
verely burned before she was gotten ont OF /
the barn. 1; is believed that some wicked |
person fired the place.
Samuel St7ayer viii be pleased to see
his customers in the place to which he WAS 1
driven BY the late FIRE in Patterson. You 1
VIII GEd him IN the Grayb'll building selling /
clothing, hats, caps, boots and shoes at
cost. The goods that lie offers for sale 4
wcgs not damaged by the fire. Cali and .
see hiai.
John Fasick OF Altoona came to towu /
with dead coon and live rooster 10 A. /
t,rd The Democratic demonstration last /
THURSDAY. lie placed the dead coon on /,
pole, and rui the rooster on top OF the coon 1
The rooster crowed once or twice during |
the march which greatly electrified the
bretheren.
Latimer TriEgor, Of Lack township cut
the hair OF neishbor Owen in such man
ner iha; Owen feels SCREWED, and brought |
suit before Squire Creighton. yhe case
vii be settled in court next Week, aid will /
doubtless prove Itself 10 be an interesting 1
and humorous suit if it be brought into 4
open court for jury to sit on it.
SYaco you come to town drop in to see
Wm. Bo,man, you miy want 10 buy book /
OF poems. an album, a piece Of iswelry, or 4
a watch, he keeps 4 stock o. such valuable /
things constantly on hand for sale. lis
c0lec'iou &C ya;ua5lsa is worth looking AT, I
ani Is so large that be has a watchman on |
the ground eyeIy night to take care o. them. |
The friends and patrons Of Joseph Penn I
ell on the west side of the river all know
how his store and buildings were DESTROYED |
BY the late FIRE in Patterson. He will be 1
cl8d 70 have them come to the Mifiintoxn I
side of the river and see him and buy goods /
from his well stocked store. 1t is but a
a short walk from Patterson to this side Of |
the river TO his store.
Some OF the countie, pay five cents a tail /
for gophers, and IN La IOure they pass as |
currency. man goes into saloon and /
for his drink throws on the counter gopher /
taia,s. When The drawer is full they are |
taken to the couaty office aud redeemed /
or paid ont. It looks a little novel in |
church to see gopher narratives going into
the contribution box.-Bsmlrck Tribune.
The Leu;sburc Chronical Of last week
SAYS, We learn that wel-fed hog IN
MonfsndoD. a few days ago, showed signs
Of sickness, and the news spread like light
mag among the owners of fat hogs. Butch
ering began in terrible earnest, to avoid fu-
ture loss. After the slaughter had been
carried on for a day or two, the hog became
convale>cent, and is now enjoying fine
health Its stomach had beer overloaded
with to much soured fruit.
The Chicago Tribune suggests that Blaine
move to Pen nsylvanIa and run TOR United
States Senate. Thank you-what's the use
Of coming SO far from home Why not
evil Blaine to Illinois where the Legisla-
ture is a tie. We do not need the Piuned
Knight 10 carry the Pennsylvania Legisla-
ture, it is largely Republican. If the Re-
pub!icans of Iiliro's had done half so well
as tho Pennsylvania Republicans did, Hi
nois could rejoice in the ability to return
Senator to the Senate.
According TO the Massachusetts Bureau
of Labor Statistics, among the women la
borers of that state are l06 BARRIERS and
haTdreSscrs, 8 harileepers, 8 bill posters,
9 commercial travellers, > bank officials,
pswnbrokers, 4 teamsfers, > sailors, gun
and lrckSmiih, 35 bakers, Sc ShoemskerS,
g carpenters, , door, sash aud blind mrSers,
Is uas0ns,'l paper hanger, | plumber and
gisiiiter, > carriage makers, l6 watch and
clock repairerz, 10 cabinet makers, 10 har-
ness makers, machlnests, 4 blaeksmiths,
235 Printers. > stone cutters, cOopers.