Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-08-20


Eastern Pennsylvania will hold a camp
meeting at Chestnut Hill. Lehigh county,
beginning August 20, and lasting one week.
The camp viii be distinguished by the ab-
sence of huckster stands, and smoking on
the grounds will be forbidden.
A committee of sixteen Independent Re-
publican citizens of Buffalo have investiga-
ted the charges OF immortality made against
Gov. Cleveland and pronounce him guilty
of irregularities with Widow Halpin. 1t is
a smooth and placid confession.
On Thursday of last week a nine-year-
old daughter of Jerome Kerchner, living
on James North's farm, in Milford town.
ship, fell from a load of manure that her
father was hauling to the field, seriously in
juring the right arm and fracturing one
bone of the fore arm near the wrist joint.
Surgical attention was rendered by DIR.
Crawford and the child is doing well.-Reg-
| lister.
The Huntingdon Republican county con-
vention last week renominated Congressman
L. Z. Atkinson. The doctor has no oppo-
sition for denomination in the district, and
for that reason it will hardly be worth while
to hold district conference. conference
would have nothing TO do, the nomination
having been unanimously done in the coun-
ties.
The office of District Attorney goes a
begging this year among Republicans.
There is no lawyer in the Republican party
in Juniata that does the office sufficient
reverence 10 ask for a nomination. Wheth-
er the convention of Republican judges
which will meet September lst. will sug-
| gest the name of a Republican for the Re-
publicans to vote for remains to be seen.
Ezra Doty of the Democratic fold is an
nounced among the Democracy for the Of
/ fee and he has no competitor among the
members of his political household for the
place.
An appreciative audience was present in
the Court House ON Saturday evening, to
listen to a musical concert under the man
agement of Mr.. Nankivel. The company
consisted of the Nankivel Brothers and
number of young ladies' and gentlemen of
this place. Professor Weaver, of Harris
burg, was present and gave assistance in
number of pieces Mr.. Nankiyel was one
of the victims of the late fire in Patterson,
and had no insurance on his property, the
money proceeds of the concert was for his
benefit.
The Bloomfield Advocate of last week
saws: Under the charge of cruelty to ami
mails, David Thompson, of Miller township,
was arrested and brought before Esquire
Beck. of this place, where it was proven
that Thompson had naltreated, abused and
starved his horse. He had left the animal
wander along the public road, and on last
Saturday week Mr.. Amos Hoffman turn
ed it into his field, where it fell into ditch,
and being too weak was unable to get up
and died there. Thompson refused to help
remove the animal. He was fined SO and
costs. and in lien of payment was imprisCn-
ed. but on Saturday night of last week was
relased upon the fine being pad.
Health is impossible when the blood is
impure thick and sluggish, or when II is
thin and impoverished. Under such condi-
tions, boils, pimples, head ache, neuralgia,
rheumatism, and one disease after another
IS developed. Take Ayers Sarsaparilla and
il will make the blood pure rich, warm and
vitalizing.
General Beaver and family, took dinner
with Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. Banks, last Thurs
dav. Mrs. Beaver is a member of the Nc
Alister family in Juniata, and while her
husband was attending to military duties at
Gettvsburg tncampment, she was visiting
relatives in this county. They had been
travelling by carriage. Mrs. Beaver took
the cars for home at this place, while the
General and three sons drove across the
country, and stopped on Thursday night
with his brother in law, Rev. Mr.. White,
at Milroy. By the way it may not be out
ofplaco to mention that the General has a
number of friends that would be glad to
see him elected to the United States Sen
ate.
Several nights ago, a horse of John Rod
gers was taken out of the pasture from
Johnstown, to Shade mountain. The horse
was heard leaving, and mate that was left
in the field became so excited over the go
ing away of its mate that it ran about and
caused noise enough TO arouse people who
lived in the vicinity. Mr.. Rodgers follow
ed on horse back to the woods, but the
darkness caused him to return He and
DR.. Heading, OF Johnstown, started with
lantern TO go to the mountain to look for
track. to learn which road the horse had
gone When they reached the woods the
animal came out of it on to the road. The
be asst was taken home and put in the stable.
Prof. Harris Pastille treatment for ner-
vous debility has cured thousands. The
proprietors having confidence in its merit
offer free trial. Address,
/ Harris Rene dy Co., st. Louis, Mo.
The Sentinel and Republican is not Civ
en- to the publishing of scandals, and while
II is heartily in for the election of Blaine &
Logan, it refrained from the publication ot
the obscene part of the life of the Demo-
cratic candidate for the Presidency, feeling
satisfied that Mr.. Cleveland's own friends
would be compelled to give an account Of
the case from their own pen. Such an ac-
count appeared in the New York lndepen-
dent of last week, August IA, 1881 by Kin
slew Twining, D. D. We publish the d. DIS.
account of the scandal in an other column.
The acco unit ei the scandal of the Demo-
cratic can didate for the Presidency is clear
", but smo othly confessed in the article oil
the D. D. Read the article. You cannot
vote for Cleveland for the Presidency.
Emory's Little Cathartic Pills are suffci
tly powerful for the most robust yet the