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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-08-11
AGerfei Spas mmo Grnf.
Gia prObates Whtel segen 9anbfrisbens=
it1rtr.

Gs mar IN elmer rsisenben tleinen Soms
merfri9e BET @ien, 6err g., elm dltlider
9err, Der i9on iber 35 Sabre in Der &es
gilfratur zines b6bersn slmtss elm lidt.unb
freueeieeres Oaiein seiibrt, bate iid i.nss
tIeine Nsit9en, bas 10 trauli9 am SuBe
zines gerses birssi9mie9t liest, ais 6ert'
enaufentbalt au~seriebsn. Der alts Serr
FANNIE nur cine 2eibenidaft, Dos Stubtum
Der Seralbit. Dies Ststenpferb rift er
aud In isinsr Idnoli9sn 9iniamtsit In alien
@ansurten, ais ibm plOeli9 ansetinbist
wurbe, buB bic I'M 9auie nod Iseritsbenbe
Sommermobnuug an einsn @isuer 9auf:
mann nit iieben &inbern uermietbet wors
ben isi. @m ndditen Gage fam bic sabl.
rei9e Samilie aub ridtig on unb idmmt:
lide &dame bes friiher 10 rubi9sn ,5auies
pieoerbalten pom benz p%ielifimmisen @es
i9rei Der Raufmannsipr0Blinse. @ntisbt
bate Der alte &ssiitrator feline 6olianten
nit ben Wappen uub S5ilbern susei1Ia:
gen unb maj fortseeilt in ben @alb. als
CT INN 8 nbr mad 9auie fam, begab er iid,
wie autdslid, gu Bette, benn er mat ses
wobnt, seitli9 etnsuidlafen unb UNI 5 ltbr
Worsens wieber auf5uiteben. aber ba
Fam sr nun idon on. Bis mad Wfitter.
ncdt bauerte bas Carmen unb Sareien Der
iieben Ransen upo 9err y. wdlste fi9
idlaflcs auf isinem Eager. Or bottle, bic
Sade weroe better wsroen, aber Do tSuidte
CT lid leiber srinblt9. Die lebbafte ga:
mile oebute ibre ldrmenben Nbenbunter:
baltunsen tdeIi9 bis nod Wittsrna4t aus,
itano bafir erif UNI 10 llbr auf unb Der als
te 9err mar uabe baran, ~ uerSwetfeln,
benn er fonnte taum mebr idlafen. Nae
0~o,feuuussn burd ben 9ausberrn balfsn
ni4ts nno 70 srff enoli4 cer ionif 10 frieb
lisbenos aIte Serr Sa furdtbarer @sgsns
msbr. I'm 4 nbr Worgsns, als bic v&aufs
mdnniidsn" sben nod im rofisifen S9Iums
mer Iagen, wurbsn fe ploslid bnr1 einsn
srduIiden 9SasnIdrm aufseidrstt, Der aus
benz Simmer oss &e9iitrato,s fam, weldes
u bur9 cine nit einem Raiteu ueritellte
SbIre pom Der anbsren Wobnuna aetrennt
mar. Man elite biniibsr unb fanb ben aIs
ten 9errn, Dor einem H%otsnpulte ftebenb,
ME er eben aus 9eibssfrdfen anf cine tirs
fii9e Grommsl unb elm Baar Gi4ineIen
losidIus. valber, mas ma9en's benn?"
iraate entiest bic &aufmannssattin. Da
umipirIte elm iarboniides 2d1elu bic Sip.
pen bss altsn unb er eruiberte nit unsr.
idilterIi9er &ube: sd bin Witslieb et.
mes SilsttantenordeiterS unb = ibe!@
Gsmit besann er wieoer bic 5oaenmuitt.
Aues Bitten unb Sleben bulf nidts tdss
LID um 4 llbr MOrsens besann bic vllebunS4
unp nit benz Sdlafe Der Sa,nilie war es
gu @noe. = Na9 bret Eassn absr, einsm
Sonutase, ais bas 5amiIieuoberbanpt aus
Wien anfam, ba wurbe Elm feisrlider Sries
Oensuertras seidlofen, Iaut weldsm man
ND uerphi9tete, BITE Na@trabe bes alien
9erru az reipeettren, wdbreub CT btnwieber
feline -lebunseu" elm fur ale Seal sinfeus
tie. Oas WitteI lit probat seueien!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-08-11
8abuw,b. Bauer (eiIisif In bic apo

5abuusb. Bauer (eiIisf In bic apo.
tbete trstenb): .5err apOtbster, bint Sbr
gar mir f6rs 9abnweb2@ - &pstbsfer
% ia (6dlt benz Bauer cine Glai4e nit
S0lmiatseif unter BITE @aie.) Ger Bauer
Der gu bsftis rie4t, fdat wie bstaubt 3u
Booen. Na&bem &c ii@ erbsIt unb aufse:
ridtet bat, fra8t Der Gpotbeter: rNun,
iett iinb bic S&mer,en sewis uorbsi2'
= Bauer: SD bon 10 sor tei 3abnweb,
meine 6rau bots
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-08-11

Or. pieres's Compound Extract of
Smart Weed" eatbdlt frans0Ridsn Bran:
By, Samaica Snswer, Waferpfsffsr uub
Rampberwaner , bic befm6sliden Wittsl
CUR SeiIuus uon Durdfaa. @boIera'R ors
bus, &abr unb Roltt ober 3ur Bsisitisuns
uOu S&nupfen, Giebern unS @mtsinbunss'
anf8Ileu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-08-11


Gin iduaraer Yreoiger erfldrte ieineu
9ub6rern ben %1ripruns Der weiBen Mens
i4en in foIsenber Weiie:
.Meine 8niSer! Sbr fsbt einen peiben
Wann, er III 3u idle9t, CT LIT uerfu4t!
Sbr werbet Sud wunbern ; wie Soft bisiem
i9le9ten Weni9en srIaubeu %tonnte, aui
bieie i46ne @elt 3u tommsu. Sd nil
Sud iasen, mie bas sei@ab! Dor LANCER.
LANCER 3eit lebten bic Bigger abam unb
9ua in einem id6nen @arten; ba CAB ss
meblise Bananen iiiBe RartofisIn unb Wsin,
adj. beinabe gu uieI. Die battsn swsi
Sobns, Der cine bisB 6ain, Der anbsrs
absl. Rain idlus ieinen Bruber gbeI tot
uno ueritedte fi1. 90 tam Soft pom
9imnel unb risf: .Rain, bu bentit wobl,
id iebe bid nidt, bu Buidnisser! 6omm'
nur beraus, Rain!" Rain tam au9 beraus
unb ipra4: ySa, Mahab, bier bin i'd, noe
wi0it Du, MaHab2~ = 9ott frasts
$50 III bein Sruber Mbsl?" - Oa wurb,
Rain uor S9rsd unb Sur9t iibsr unb ibs,
weiB. Sebt, gribsr, bisisr Ratn mar be,
erite peibe Meni4l~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-08-11

0ntsr Mnfana. Gin iunssr Wann be-
finost ii4 in sinsm g~iienbabncoupe. ibm
ssseniiber Elm iuuses Mdb9en. nit benz CT
germ cine tlnterbaltins antnipfen m59te.
Gls f@ u Der 3us In Bewesuns isst,
trast er: .6rdnlein, fabren - Sic =
aud mit2~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-08-11
6dSufelo's ytiereu. uuo Qe6er. shee

660nfeloB Sitrtfis un0 XtbersSb
wirb BON ben bewdbrteften Aeratsn ssssu
a0e 2ranfbeitsn euipfobIen, weIde uon
Der 9eber unb ben Nieren berribrea, unb
bsrisIbe bat nod nismals usrfeblt, bic sss
miini9teW irtuns berpor3ubrinsen. &edts
settis ssbrau9t bat er f1on mands i'm
Gntfteben besriE.ne s.fdbrIi&e erontbsit
uOrsebeust. Gin gerfu& banit wirb Ries
manb aereuen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-08-11
Sic fottbarite Yuppe auf grbsn bsii,

8irsinia Campbell Ranbsl. elm fIeinss
YtdS@en, bic iest NIT bren gltern gu Gong
Brand, q. s., weilt. Die pupps III 70
sroB ais etn brsiidbriseS Rtnb uno NIT els
ner poaitdnbiseu @arberobs. bic NIT Der
PuYpe ieIbif einen sroBen RsiietOffsr fiut.
unb wosu fosar elm Brautanjus ssbSrt, per:
ieben. Gle wurbe In Paris semadt unb
bat BET Der bOrtisen @ewsrbeausfsauns ct.
men preis gswonRen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-08-11
Wiiitterli&er 0uul&. ara.: ,Ydue

IN, trstet iest auf bic Seite, bamit i'd bic
&opfuunbe Cures Sobuss usrbinbsn fann.
9abt Sbr benn aud sin Stid 9einwanb 3u
9auie9 = Ydusrin: vWas. i'd. bic @oIb'
bofbduerin, feline 2einwanbf Mout' Soft
mein Sobn bdit' 70 pisl 26@er TIM Ropt
ais ID Stide fsinwanb bab'lA
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-08-11
S1htre Sohter. xNan, 9apa. miri

S6bere So9ter. rSeun, Yapa, wiri
Du tufrieben fem 0a fieb msin 3susniB /:
.RationaI0tonOmie, fsbr gut: Nitronomis,
gut; aquareumalsn unb Muiit befrisbi.
senol" Papa: SdSu, re&t i45n. Dsun
nun oein 3utinftieer nod etwas uou Der
9ausbaltuns perftebt, Ro9en unb NIT
Maidinen ndben Tam, 70 wsrbet ibr cine
iebr alidli@e Gbe fibren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-08-11
8aIttmtore s0lodett.

Sett fB4< Rue Fs buhbmt pestn isru hbeIsstnsn gats.
Ste wrbtn uur aus BEN reiufen 6le6snmetaa (Rupfu
b Stnu), NIT &subtwtsuua aHssiutist. une ~stRis,al
saranttrt. @estn Vrtitn, 9iroulare ". 1. %. ptxst man
I'D an BITE Baltimore Bell Foundry, 8. 0sasker =
Gems, Baltim ore, Ro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-08-11
Eiir GiumGaOerG.

Ginpsuberc uus isl4e, peIas seruauote nab sr,unS,
aus gurspa eruarttn, mSetn I'D 81 isber Seit an ben pus
tsrsetdusteu nm Anstuit uns ollie peastu. Rsan Sss
nanb zen europe fommt. 70 beuatrt6ttss man nta.m mil
peI4em S&ihe uuo In wel4sr S&tfss AbtbeiInns man an
Ianseu wtre, 10 perss Id ~seuieibeu am bttrsneneta sars
eausspiass tn 9upfaus uebmtu nus tim abuaa NIT Nal
uub THAT sur Ssii. ftsbtu. ais Sertranensmasu ses Ia
tboitideu Gsmttes fur @tupanbertr babtt& has 6e4t. In
Cattle 0arteu bic an mth burd Srttis auseptsisnsu gpRs
paHbuu ,u empfauseu uus flr tbr Sstss tu isrssu. SabI'
ret3e 3ensuthe usu setftlt&en uue reltlidtn gaisHsn
fyre&su fir uetne 28irtiamteitt In steisr xuss iseenbdt.
S&tHseeutraete &c. BON uuS rod G,rsya perSen beIsrei
uns bic HAerfts austuuft hbu tatholiids gsloaien Tn
meften, 5ahrbtaete fhr ALE iiesbshutntnss Ser. etaa'
ten erttetIt. Waa asrsffrs:
Joseph Koelble,
1856 East Third Street. New York City.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-08-11

Eiano-fort. SIN DRESDEN mar Der Yis
auofortefabritant u. In &onturs seratben
uno NIT isiner S@uISenmafe non elmer
Utiaion Nart ipurIos peri9manben.
Seitbem ~sriitirt auf bic Srase: .Was bat
". semu@t7" bic antuort: Or Bat f9
pianO-fort semadt!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-08-11

Reiieube fnben In sieiem SsteI quito arfnees
ME nnb mdbise Preiie.-Guts StaQuns unb e.
4lofeue g)ar6 limb nit benz 5otel perbuuSsu /.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-08-11
S SUIT. giaen
. 6araeibtAfeif.

estts Dtasw Rss BET trs.tesn Sknsn tsisus
hes3 ~aestAnst; siae Gstk bepiyt sae SsiAe Oss
fAAteserAsbevanS, kaS Ter Satisut basattr s~xkannt,
Gx HASeeM Seq si$Sstit anS serxrfatsn, baS
ben eeryz al eIsttM snstnesst; fsnh stss tr
t Essss sssss sss % sut a &: ss az %s
~ Ge~0eSaeAet0&sat be- 0~<mtkaan1e kerhets
Ssfatd. Pstv SS 6sS. "a S>asSas g., N.W.
3xH's eaars Tsstxassmtttel.
s, ys:s:s s', gisj ssss s $3.50 '.ss III sis stas'ss
o4ssar1 verpanteR. Is ptrft Asf t9 etslI, stue
natarlAdt Saute pafabexs. 6a aystteferu ~
3ateI sbe: asssu 0wyfsRs BOZ ~ per Gyr4 per.
hsAt cfkee, ~ Atsssas o., eesW = sst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-08-11

B-,bttt.ta ylJa9absrt, eeHara. EAi,V mn rh''I
,Sr gah fiui tfl Ts.r FTti"' S's bsb,n naueiafdtH
IA I.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-08-26
ITEMS.

1t Is said that new coffin factory
is about to be erected in Harrisburg.
Several cases of pink eyes are re.
ported in the neighborhood of Lock
Haven.
Grant and Lee are the names which
MIR. Joab c. 'Brasher, City Judge OF
Hopkinsville, KY, has conferred on
his twin sons.
A man of Baltimore drives four
horses tandem, the wheeler being
tremendously big, the next of mod
crate size, then a small one, and the
leader pony.
A Canada dealer in hides has is
sued a circular telling farmers that
calves slOuld be partly skinned be-
fore they are killed, in order that the
hide at the throat may not be dam
aged by the mortal cut.
At Waterloo, y. Y, few nights
ago, two tons Of hay overlooking q
wagon forced the iron arch of the
rack down on one OF the iron tires.
Fire followed the friction, and sparks
flew into the hay. Thereupon the
horses took fright, and a flying bon
fire on the highway made the farmers
wonder.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-08-26
Premium on Wild Cats, Foxes, etc.

An act for the destruction ol
wolves, wild cats, hawks, weasels and
owls In this Commonwealth, was pass
ed by the Legislature, and approved
June %, 1885. 1t contains five sec
tions. The first section gives the fol
lowing premiums, to be paid by the
respective counties in which they are
slain, namel v: for every wild cat, two
dollars; for every red OF gray fox, one
dollar; for every mink fifty cents; for
for every weasel, fifty cents; and for
every owl, except the Arcadian screech
or barn owl, fifty cents. Section two
provides that, to obtain the premium,
the slain animal or bird must be pro
duced before the magistrate, alderman
or justice of the peace of the county
in which the same was killed and dmake
affidavit of the time and place of kill
ing the same, or produce the pelt of
animal or bird; and it shall be the du-
ty of such magistrate or justice of
the peace, in the presence of the per-
son killing such an animal or bird and
one elector of the county to cut off
the ears of such animal, or the head
of such bird, and in the presence of
such person burn the same. Justices
of the peace, &c, shall receive from
the county twenty cents in full com
pensation for all services under the
act. Violation OF the act in any form
is a misdemeanor, punishable by fine
not exceeding $500 and Imprisonment
not exceeding one year, or either. or
both at the discretion of the Court.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-08-26
Three Tramps Thrashed.

CRAwFoRDsvnLE, Ind, August IS
The residence of Noah Lockabill, on
farm near Browns Valley, was en-
tered by tramps on Sunday night.
Lockabill was awakened by the noise
sprang from his bed and closed with
the one in the room. The burglar
re-enforced by two others Mr. Lock
abill is powerful man, and flung
the captured burglar against the two
others in such a manner as to bring
the three to the floor Then he went
at them with a club. His wife brought
the clothes line, and together they
bound the tramps, sat down and
waited for them to recover. When
the tramps regained consciousness.
Mr. Lockabill asked them which they
preferred-to be taken to Crawfords-
vile and be placed in jail, where they
stood the chance of several years in
the penitentiary, or to be led out,
one at a time, and receive such a
whipping as he would administer.
They chose the latter, and the far
mer took them out severally, tied
them to the gate post and admins
tered 100 lashes to each tramp with
large new rawhide whip.
Each stroke of the whip raised a
huge welt on the back of the tramps,
and when the operation was complet-
ed pool of blood could be seen
where they had stood. Their piteous
cries for mercy called in the neigh
bors, until quite a little audience had
assembled to witness the castigation
of tramp No. 3. As all sympathized
with the irate farmer the performance
went Oh till he had completed the
hundred lashes.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-08-26
The Last Opportunity to Visit
the SeashOre.

The last of the series 81. excursions to the
seashore, which have proven of such value
TO the people of this section during the sum-
mer, will be run by the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company on Thursday, August 9th.
All who have not availed themselves before
of this excellent opportunity to take flying
trip TO the shore, should grasp this the last
chance. This is really the choicest peri cd
of the season, an. tep days passed now un-
der the reviying influences of sea baths and
ocean air, will be OF the greatest benefit to
those who have worked through the heat and
burden of the summer. Pleasure seekers too
will find everything they could desire in the
way of amusement. There are more people
both at Cape May and Atlantic City than
there have been at any time this season,
and the gayety and life of the coast reaches
its highest point IN the latter days of August
No one could choose more agreeable time
nor livelier on for a.vacation trip TO ihe
seaside.
Excursion ticke is good for ten days, for
use going only on special train and to return
by any regular train within the limit will be
sold, as heretofore, from stations following
at the rates quoted, and the special will run
ap bod nj attacbad
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-08-26
Had Their Fortunes Told.

An occurrence took place near
Fricks farm, Eden township, which
came near ending in a tragedy, in a
large strip of woods where band of
twenty six gypsies were encamped-
The men traded horses and the wo-
men told fortunes. Several old hags
visited the home of Jared Umpton and
wanted to tell his wife's fortune She
finally consented, and paid one dol-
lar for long yarn concerning the al
legged shortcomings of her husband.
The wife then left for a neighbor S
when the gypsy hag again appeared
and prevailed upon telling the bus-
bands fortune He also yielded and
listened to lot of stuff about his
wife. Before retiring that night, in
compliance with the gypsys instruc'
ton, he placed thimbleful of salt
and the same measure of peper to
gether in a little bag and hung them
in the chimney, keeping the matter a
secret from his wife. On the follow
ing morning the wife saw traces Of
salt and pepper strewed about the
closet, and probably from something
told her by the gypsy immediately
suspected her husband of mixing poi
son with these articles. The accused
him of the supposed crime and a
quarrel ensued She husband did moi
explain about the bag in the chimney
and the trouble continued.
The wife finally carried the articles
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-08-26

containing what she supposed to be
poison to her sister, residing not far
distant, and both returned to the un-
happy household together. Another
stormy scene ensued between husband
and wife, the latter goaded on by her
sister when the enraged woman caught
up butcher knife and made fierce
strike at he husbands breast, wound
ing him. In self defense the imperiled
man at last knocked his wife down,
the knife flying from her grasp. The
affair created great excitementamong
those who heard of it and the gypsies
were routed out by the excited farmers.
Five of the gypsies we're arrested at
Bowmansville for swindling in bogus
horse trades.-Everett Press
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-08-26
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

Another picnic at Gin spring-on Tuurs-
day.
Forty brass bands viii attend the Harris.
burg Centennial.
Acorns, walnuts, shellbarks and chestnuts
are said to be plenty.
Merchant John Kirk has been adding
improvements to his dwelling house ON
Main street.
A Western clergyman says that if men
and women are to dance at all they ought
to dance in separate rooms.
There is a reward $3.50 offered for the
burglar that entered the sleeping room and
shot George Clough, of DuncansyiIe, Blair
county.
A man was seen in torn, the other day,
trying to figure out what effect the election
of Prohibition State Treasurer would have
on the temperance cause.
Hostetler's, ECLIPSE engine, with a
threshing machine behind it passed through
town last Wednesday. II was a delight TO
the boys aud they in numbers ogot aboard. ~
Marriage and death notices, not exceed =
ng Eve lines, earnestly solicited and pub
lishsd free. Marriage congratulations, obit-
uary notices, Tributes OF respects, and so
forth, cash five cents line.
"AbCat five hundred boys will be dis
charged rom coal mines around Shamokin
in accordance with an act of the Legislature
prohibiting the employment of boys under
twelve years of age in the coal brea kers
and under fourteen years in the mines.-
A newspaper man lamcnted over the fac {
that women use newspapers TO make bus
Ties. 4 fellow newspaper man thought that
his journalistic brother should not grow de-
spondent for if the newspaper f5lei to i'm
prove the mind of the lady, il improved the
of her person. The newspaper
then IS good for both, intellectual and phys |
ical defects.
hs1.h oh Il
the Lewistown & Sunbury rsad were THROWN |
of the track near Lewistow1, on Wednes-
day night, about II O'Clock, By a stone tfiat
lay over the track. Both locomotives were
injured, I number ofcars were
broken, aud the track was torn up distance
Of one hundred feet. The engineers, fire
men and brakemen escaped without serious
injury.
On an average each person in the United
States drinks 81 pounds of coffee in a
-ear, and 25 pounds of tea in a year. In
treat Britain the order of drinking is
hanged, that is, they drink more tea than
'offee. The average person in England
irlnks about AS pounds OF tea ana only
'.9 of pound of coffee. Combining the
wo liquids, our pc eople drink another time
IS much as the British.
minneapolis has a peculiar ordinance
egulating the liquor traffic. Besides charg-
ng a license fee OF $500, the ordinance
marks out certain patrol limits, including
be business portion oi the city, within
which all the saloons there are must be es-
and where they can be kept rI-
Ter close police inspection. As to the rest
# the city, including all the main residence
'ortions of the city, where probably nine
enths of the inhabitants have their homes,
bsolute saloon prohibition prevails, and is
igidly enforced"
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-08-26

along the Union line against the man
for his bloody writing and fighting.
He resigned, Davis put man named
Paine in his place and now it turns
out that while Paine was Union sol
der, he is more Objectionable than
the rebel, for the reason that he has
not been honest He was arraigned
before court for having obtained mon
ey on false pretense, he plead guilty,
and was kept out of Jail by the ten.
derness of the court. Davis was
compelled to drop Paine. Who he
will take next is question of con
lecture. He has been unfortunate in
his selections to such degree that
it is asked, "who next"
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-08-26

The Philadelphia Bulletin says :;
Seventeen years ago the death pen
atty for murder in the first degree
was abolished by Minnesota, and life
imprisonment was substituted; but
the gallows has just been re erected.
Michigan tried the same experiment,
and not long since bill was passed
by the lower House of the Legisla-
ture re-enacting the hanging policy,
although it failed of adoption in the
Senate Maine did no hanging for
six years, and then went back to cap
ital punishment.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-08-26

IT is said that city hotel walters
have an organization to encourage
tipping" and that the boarder or trav
ser that does not ''tip" is always given
a slow and reluctant attendance. In
other words if you desire a just at
tendance. In other words if you de
sire a just attendance at hotels you
must bribe or buy the servants to
wait on you proper ".
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-08-26
Who Next2

THERE is an unwashed and unterri-
fed Democratic editor, named Davis,
walking around in the Pension office
shoes of Col. W. A. Norris at Phila'
delphia, as an appointee of Presi,
dent Cleveland. Davis appointed as
his chief clerk, an ex-confederate SOL
der named Barbiere. The ex-confed-
crate had not only been soldier IN
the rebel cause but he had been a
newspaper and book writer against
the north. His articles of the bloody
shirt, were oflast ditch kind, and wher
Davis took him in. there was a how
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-08-26

The editor of the Philadelphia
Record came nearly beng angry
when he wrote the following: The
Iowa Democrats fused with the
Greenbackers in the choice of can
didates for a joint ticket, but they
abstained from putting any Green
backery in their platform. This sort
of fraud will not impose upon any
body. When men go about honest
business they don't take rogues into
partnership.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-08-26

WHENEVER Republican President
left the White House for few days
in the country for rest from the labors
of the Presidential Office it was the
habit of Democrats to set up a dis
approving shout they declared that
the President was doing nothing but
running about, but now that Presi-
Cleveland and nearly all of his Cabi
net are off on a iunket, the former
fault finding Democrats are as quiet
as political mice.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-08-26

The best medical authorities acknowledge
the great value of Ayers Cathartic ills, and
frequently prescribe their use with the ut
most confidence, weii knowing that they are
the most effectual re medy ever devised for
diseases caused by arrangements Of the
stomach and bowels.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-08-26

"A BAPTIST clergyman in Dakota
has held great plowing and sowing
bee, and seeded to wheat large
tract OF land given by a wealthy
member. Ifall goes well the church
will have several thousand bushels
of wheat next season.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-08-26

They run divorce bills through
Chicago courts on rail road time.
Last week in two cases, bills were fl
ed, evidence heard and DEGREES of
divorce granted within the period of
half an hour.