Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-10-07

uon. Snouid there be no candidates run
ming on the County Ticket, the chairman
shall be elected by the Return Judge Con-
vention.
COUNTY COMMITTEE.
Black LOg-Herman 0pple, Wm. Emery.
Opp!eville.
Thompsontown-Jas. NJ. Nelson, P. W.
Manbeck, Thompsontown.
Reaie-John Kaufman, Walnut. Cant. ]
]. Patterson, Doyles Mills.
Susquehsnna-John Light, Oriental, John
Weiser, Mahortonga.
Tuscarora-W. II. Bartly, Reeds Gap, ] J..
J. McMullen, East Waterford.
Port Royal-D. G. Alter, Samuel Cooper
Patterson-W. G. Brown, II. Ii. Knisely.
Spruce Hil-Stewart Mauger, J. d. How
ell, Pleasant View.
Monroe-G. 5. Metterling, Richffeld, T.
+. Benner, Evendale.
Fayette-P. Weaver, Milton Bear, Meal
! isterville.
Deleware-S E. Shurtz, East Salem, W.
A. Toomy Thompsontown.
Gaeenwood-D. c. Wileman, George
Woodward, Dimmville.
Lack-John G. Burns, Lack, W. Snyder,
/ Waterford.
Milford-J. X. Robinson, Patterson, w.
c. Pomeroy, Port Royal.
Turbett-B. L. Shuman, Mexico, Harvey
Hertzler, Fort Royal.
Fermanagh-Francis Hover, II. A. Moist,
Miffintown.
Miffiintown-J. S. Martin, VIM. NJ. Alli-
son, Mifliintown.
Walker-Reuben S. Moist, Mexico, Sam
uel Cleck, Van Vert.
James Irwin, Chairman, Miffiintown.
THE CANDIDATES.
James McCauley, the candidate for Sher-
i'll, was born in Philadelphia, about fifty
Years ago, but came TO Juniata when boy.
He lived in Fayette township, where he
was engaged in agricultural pursuits till
within the past few years, since which he
has lived in this place, engaged as an agri- |
cultural IN ach inc agent. While he has been |
a Republican all his life be has been so
careful of the amenities of life that he has |
maLy warm friends in every phase Of Poll !
tics of the county, who will put the shout
der to the wheel of his political car and !,
wheel him into the Sheriffality with hand /
some majority. As Chairman of the Re- 1
publican County Committee, last fall, he |
made vigorous campaign and helped to
swell the large vote of the Plumed Knight. |
s.B. cAvExY,
the candidate for Register aud Recorder
has already served one term in the office to
which he has been renominated without
1fSr.a .-rafA H.
township, forty-two years ago. In 1862 he
entered the army against Rebellion, and
among other battles, he passed through the
battle of Gettysburg, and came out of the
three days storm OF leaden death unharm-
ed to now witness the fruits of the freedom
that was so dearly purchased. He is den
tist by profession, but having been called
TO serve his fellow citizens in a public ca
pacity, has so faithfully discharged his du
ty, that he viii be continued in Office by
the verdict of the people TO be expressed
by the ballot At the polls, next November.
J. CLAYTON wEIDMAS,
the Representative Delegate to the State
Convention, is a young doctor, Of Fayette
township, of good old Pennsylvania Dutch
stock, twenty seven years old, who has ris
en- so rapidly in his pr oies sion that he has
a large and profitable practice. He is an
agreeable man snd makes friends wherever
be goes. He siIl represent the county very
well IN the State Convention
JOSEPH sIEBER,
the candidate for Jury Commissioner is a
native of Fayette township, man in mid
die life, 4 farmer by occupation, and a
of large and respectable family
whose prOgenitor moved 10 this county two
generations ago. The Siebers have never
been office seekers. He had no competitor
for the nomination, and under the law his
election is assured.
F.F. RoHa,
the Seuat orial candidate was born in Ger
many, about 81 years ago. He served in
the Union Army. and has the distinction of
having carried General Beaver o II the bat
ilelield Of Resm's Station. Rohm is now
engaged IN the market car business. The
5 senatorial Conference shoaid ssad him to
the State Convention.
JAMES IRWIN,
the County Chairman. was born in Tuscar-