Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-10-14

O. p. Psnnsbakev, sdf tor the Coalpost
STANDARD, was in town, visiting his parents
last Saturday.
Cardinal M'Closkey died In New York,
early on Saturday morning. he was
prominent hight in the Catholic church.
He was born in 1910, in Brooklyn.
Every one who has not been vaccinated
within the period OF seven years should be
vacciuated. The belief prevails among well
informed people that there will be small pox
epidemic all over the country this winter.
1t may be worth the attention Of farmers
to examine the one horse threshing machine
Colonel Bell sells. Horse power, machine
and all may be run on the barn door and
threshing may be done whom out door work
cannot be done.
People who attended Barnum's show at
Lewistown say the performance was SO va
ried and complex that j, dax.led the eyes in
the effort to keep the run of it. The boys
were highly delighted in seeing the elephants
stand on their head.
A peculiar virtue in Ayers Snrsaparil,a
is that while 1t c,eanses and purges the
bloud from all coruptions and impurities,
and thereby roots out disease, it builds up
and invigorates the whole system, and
makes one young again.
Hamilton Mex. Twombly, W. II. Wander
bilt's son-in-law, testified in the South
Penn, railroad injunction suit in Philadel-
adelphia last week. The pith of his testi-
mony is that they wanted to sell out and Sc
cure three per cent guarantee.
The North American says: 1. is under
stood that President Cleveland aud his par
ty have effected compromise. The party
agrees TO a suspension of silver coinage,
while the President goes on with the sus-
pension of Republican postmasters.
1t required several looks to measure the
size Of the potatoes at the Port Royal fair,
and the pumpkins-well they were like Cali
fornia pumpkins-Cs,Itornians declare that
their pumkins are so large that ladders must
be used to climb to the top of them.
The Perry County Advocate of last week,
itemizes on fish catching, thus: Last Thurs
| day, Jos. Msyall, of Onncanucp, caught
eighty nine bass in the Susquehsnns river
Sheriff Shearer and Deputy Beck on the same
day and in the same stream caught twenty
two bass.
Chairman HensH, of the Democratic tate
Committee, having made al issue against
the soldier record of Col. Qnay, the citizens
of Pennsyl lvanis are now justified in compar-
ing it with that of Conrad b. Day, and re-
cording their judgement at the polls on the
Sd of November.
| An American citizen named Spalding, the
original Spalding's glue man was in these
parts last week. He is sixty-three years of
age. In his young days he says he was
cheated out of the secret OF making the glue
that besrs his name, and others have made
fortunes in the manufacture of II.
Mrs. George Koons, of Port Royal, fell
down the outside flight OF stairs attached to
Art Hall, on Port Royal Fair ground on Sat
urdsy. She was seveily hurt, among the
injuries sustained was a broken arm. She
was taken home in ]. z. G. Longs carriage,
attended by DR.. G. II. Graham.
Many forget that the hair and scalp need
cleansing as well as the hands and feet.
Extensive use of Ayers Hair Vigor has
proven that it is the best cleansing agent
for the hsir-that it prevents as well as re-
scalp. and stimulates the hair to renewed
growth aud beauty.
Rev. Mr.. Craft announced from his pull
pit last Sabbath evening, that every We'd
nesday afternoon from 8 O'Clock to O'Clock
will be set apart to receive callers at the
parsonage. These hours are fixed that all
may know just when they sre at home, how.
ever, all people connected directly or indi-
rectly with the church will be welcomed al
any hour, night or day that they may choose
TO call.
A Philadelphia journal says: ssConrsd
B. Day, the Democratic candidate for State
Treasurer, was such bitter copperhead dur
ing the war that be qusrrelled openly witt
many Of his relatives in Philadelphia. l.
the light of the iacts Chairman Hense
ought to pass the word among his Demo-
cratic organs to discontinue their fslsehood
about the military record OF Col. Quay,
who won Colonelcy in the Union Army
Ward the rogue who swindled the Grant.
and other people was intervIe~ed by New
York Herald representative last week and
furnished data for ten columns of financia
fiction beginning with history of himself
He was the son of foreign missionary. HI
worked at carpenteribg, afterwards publish
ed newspaper, read law. became a clerk il
the New York stock exchange, married the
daughter of banker, turned fnsncier, Il
nancial swindler and confidence man 10 tn,
amount of over twelve million dollars anC
} found his level in the penite ntiary.
Com mum 1catiOn.
FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT
PoRr RorAL, October Is, 1885.
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