Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1886-09-22

August Spies, one of the condemned an.
archisfs, says be was sborn to be hanged,
1t is hoped the Governor of Illinois will not
interfere with the object of Spies birth
Norristown Herald.
When symptoms of malaria appear in any
iorm' take Ayers Ague Cure. 1t will pre-
vent development of the germs of disease
ana eradicate them from the system. A
cure is warranted IN every instance.
1t is supposed by some people who pro-
less to know all about earthquakes and earth
waves, that the disturbance that tumbled
Charleston TO pieces came from the Pacific
ocean instead of from the Atlantic.
See to it that there is no fraud perpetrat.
ed at the polls. Watch the tally sheets
and the list of voters. The general elec-
ton laws impose heavy penalties against
fraudulent work at the primary election.
Carriage, buggy, and sleigh-robes for
sale at McClintic's hardware store, and a
full line of horse blankets and all kinds of
oil-oloth end all kinds of stoves and heaters
and anything you need in the hardware
line.
j. Fl. Rodgers the enterprising foundry
men of Walnut, was in town on Saturday,
and in regard to tar, he said to a friend,
that both the tar and the barrel are his, and
that he will go into them when ever it suit 5
his pleasure.
Thaddeus Parker, of Pittsburg, sQjourn-
ed here few days last week, after a pill
grimage to Mercersburg, Franklin county,
to attend the funeral OF bis uncle, Robert
Parker. His uncle Robert was 50 years
old when he died.
a Republican county convention was
convened in Miffiin county to provide a
nominee for the office of Register and Re-
corder, that had been made vacant by the
death of Recorder Wakefield. w. IL.
Mendenhall was nominated.
The Philadelphia Times says The ener-
/ gy with which the wife of Anarchist Par
sons continues TO harangue the Chicago
hoodlums might have made happy home
had II only been rightly applied. AS it is
her future seems to be beckoning her to a
cell.
Which do you desire. The county
chairman of The republican party OF Juniata,
elected by vote OF the people OF the party.
or have him selected by the county COM
! mittee AS it is determined by a vote at
the primary election on the md day of
October so will 1t be.
Go from home to hear the news, finds an
| Illustration In the case OF Samuel Carter,
which is mis- reported in the Philadelphia
Record as follows: While a man named
Gray was standing before Justice OF the
Peace, at Lewistown, recently, TO be mar
ried to young girl from Juniata county,
his wife put in an appearance, and he is
now in Jail.
On Sabbath evening, about O'Clock, as
Mr. James North was in the act of climbing
to the hay NOW of bis stable, a round of
. hAN bAOhS lCu UdCh Oh HIS
hs dd, and for tine lay unconscious, when
he recovered he walked into his house and
there became slarmingly i'll. By Monday
morning he was better, and has been i'm
proving since.
a Philadelphia named Dunn, who has
beer working on the Port Royal railroad
/ bridge, had a foot crushed while attempt
| ing to board train OF cars in the Patterson
/ yard last Thursday. Under law OF the late
Legislature all such cases must be cared
! for b! the commissioners Of the county, in
which the accident takes place. In con-
formity with said law Dunn was taken To
| the jail 10 be cared for by county authority
If you desire that a county chairman and
| a representative delegate to the state con-
ventiOn shall be chosen by the voters of the
Republican party at the primary election as
they are now chosen, vote against the
amendment at the Primary Election on the
2nd day OF October. Ii you desire that the
chairman Of the county committee, and the
representative delegate shall be selected by
the county committee as they used to be,
vote Tor the amendment.
81 feel as if | were in heaven - said an
ardent admirer, who was slow In popping
the question, to young lady.
Il wish you did," was the rejoinder.
"Why, do you doubt my word3" re.
pToachfully.
"Well-well-they say marriage are
made in heaven" she replied
She wears an engagement ring now
n. Y. Sun.
The W. c. 7. u, of Mifiiintown, request
the Temperance people of Juniata county
to unite with them in a convention to be-
held in the Court House, in Mifiiintown,
September "a, 1886, at O'Clock p. NJ, tC
consider aud adopt plans for advancing
constitutional prohibition. Mrs. Emily Nc.
LaughIin, of Boston, will De present anC
viii deliver free lecture in the evening.
N. l.. COOPER,
Recording Sec'y VIC I. U.
Colonel lngersoll, in speaking of lawyers
says: '.The lawyer is merely sort of in
telectual strumpet. lie is prepared tC
receive big fees, and make the best OF eth
er side of any case. He is a sort OF burg
lar in the realm Of mentality. 1t is fortu'
nate thing for the lawyers that, whenever q
man Is created who has the peculiar faculty
for legal requirements and controversy, a
the same time enough fools spring into exis
;ence TO give bin good living"
Last Friday, a crane in use in the Mar
rows stone quarry broke and piece of tht
machine tell on Burns Marley, who was a
work in the quarry. His right ear wa
lacerated and required stitching, and the
/ cid of haad hack of the oar wa