Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-09-16

not even take the EDITORS paper should ney-
er be elected to any office.
hifilin county Republicans elected Gen.
eral Taylor delegate to the next State
convention with instructions to vote for
General Beaver for Governor.
| Isaac GIngerich, of Walker township,
found small silver Spanish piece of mon
ey in one OF his fields the past summer.
The coin was issued in the.year 1887.
Samuel Sirsyer and brothers were to
Newport on last undiy TO attend the fu-
neral OF their sister Fanny, wife of james
Graham, aged SO years and month
In ten minutes time cyclone DESTROYED
Washington, town of four thousand in
hahitants, in the Miami valley, in Ohio, on
| the Sth inst, about O'Clock in the even.
| ing.
The Presby terisu congregation OF Lewis
town, have elected John Gourly, of South
Lyon, Mich, to the pastorate of the charge
Mr.. Gourly is a native of Greensburg this
State.
The Lewistown Gazette has dressed itself
in new type just from the foundry, and has
discarded stereotype plates. 1t is valua-
BILE paper and should be appreciated at
home.
A colOred man displayed a large snap
! ping turtle, one afternoon, last week, on
the Court Honse pavement. Almost every
one who passed by stopped to take look
at the snapper.
The Democratic party has been in con-
troll of Texas since the rebellion, and the
pets Of that party have in the intervening
time stolen SIS, 900 900 worth of the school
lands of the state.
Ayers Ague Cure acts directly on the
liver and hillary apparatus, and drives out
the malarial poison which induces liver COM
plants and bilious disorders. Warranted to
cure, or money refunded.
Hon. Leonard Rhone, Master of the State
Grange, of Pennsy ylvania, has promised to
attend the Juniata Grangers' picnic, to be
held on the 18th of September, in Lauver's
woods north of Patterson
Marriage and death notices, not exceed
ng five lines, earnestly solicited and pub
lished free. Marriage congratulations, Obit-
uary notices, Tributes OF respects, aud so
forth, cash five cents line.
White people at Rock Springs, Wyom-
ing Territory, seem to be more toleratiye
of dogs than Chinanen. Suppose the Chi
nese in China should serve Americans in
their country the samo way. What then
Eight town boys were arfaigned before
Squire Marks, i'll Patterson, on the charge
of W. Ii. Soles for assault and battery, all
were released at the bearing excepting two
who are held under bond to answer at
court.
An unknown man was killed by freight
train near ThOmpsontown station last We'd
nesday evening. His remains were brought
TO Mifflin on Fast Line the same evening.
lie was buried on Thursday by the county
authorities.
Hendricks would have made go cd rebel,
when this government was in the death
struggle with rebellion, he was rebel SYM
pathizer, now he is an Irish d dynamiter SYM
pathizer. How's that for the Vice President
oi the United states
The phosphates seem 10 smell louder than
ever this year, possibly there is little iarg-
er percentage OF dead pole cat or dead horse
mixed in the material. Well, the more dead
cat or dead horse the stronger the fertiliz er
Pooh, What an awful smell.
BE- taking Ayers Sarsaparilla many a poor
sufferer who submits TO the surgeons knife
because OF malignant sores and scrofulous
swellings, might be saw ed, sound and whole.
This will purge out the corruptioDs which
pollute the blood, and by which such COM
plants are originated and led.
The Newport News says great many
of our farmers are now realizing that the
.sMeditersnean wheat" which they bought
from an agent last fall, and paid 81 BUSH
el therefor, is nothing but shoemaker
wheat" which is worth about 50 cents and
any quantity of it might have been purchas-
ed for 81.
During many years past, people in Tur-
bett township have believed that a cavern
or cave exists in the Church Hill range of
hills, AID now. the matter is to be tested.
DR.. Graham, W. H. Groninger, and Judge
Rooms have engaged in the enterprise of
sinking a shaft in the hill, to determine
whether 1t is, or is not hollow.
A large company of Lutherans visited
the parsonage on Friday evening, as do
nation party. Rev. E. E. Berry delivered
an appropriate presentation speech. Rev.
Ar. Craft responded in a highly satisfac-
tory speech. Many were the good things
that were left at the parsonage.