Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1886-02-03

I become the General, for there was the ssif."
The SIP wasn't in Grants way, and he be-
came the General.
Two dollars and fifty cents will buy
! pair of mems gum boots at G.. W. Heck's.
Others charge three dollars.
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| imparts fine gloss and freshness to the
hair, and is highly recommended by physi-
clans, clergymen, and scientists, az prep
aration accomplishing wonderful results. 1t
is a certain remedy for removing dandruf,
making the scalp white and clean, and
restoring gray hair 10 its youthful color.
Thirty-five cents will buy pair ofladies'
gum shoes a G. W. Heck's. Others charge
fifty cents.
A merchant who knows what he is talking
about says advertising has got to be neces-
sity to a successful pursuit of any business,
aud no man is first-class business man, no
matter how high an opinion he may have of
himself, who neglects it. Those who adver-
tise have most business, and as matter of
course make the most money.-Ex.
The gold men have not yet ceased crying
s'too much silver" but now the silver men
I are locking in the direction of Honduras
where gold in large quantities has been dis
covered, and if the yield is in accordance
with the expectation, it will not be long till
the cry will be heard, 'stoo much gold. :"
What is to become Of this country when 1t
gets too full of gold and silverl
Two dollars and fifty cents will buy a
pair Of mems gum boots st G. W. Heck's.
Others charge three dollars.
John Shirk, son of Jacob Shirk, of Van
Vert, returned from Kansas, after a So
journ OF two years at Abilene, Dickinson
conaty- he left Abilene on the evening of
the 25th of Japuarsy and arrived here on the
evening of the 29ft of Ispnary- he says,
that Philip Kaufman, well known by every
one in Walker township, and his two sons
cultivated one hundred and forty acres in
corn the past season.
Two dollars and fifty cents will buy a
pair of mems gum boots at G.. W. Heck's.
Others charge three dollars.
The Philadelphia Times Almanac for Is
Sc, is an interesting pamphlet of eighty pa
ges, devoted largely to political data, with
interest laws of all the states, statement of
bullion and coin in the country, rates of
postage to all parts Of the world, with rates
Of home matter, and 2nd and 3rd AMI 18th
class matter, Ihe Presidential votes from
ls24 to 1884, the Pennsylvania game and
fl sh laws, the government Of Philadelphia
aud 80 forth. 1t is a valuable almanac to
have.
In the Island OF trinidad is a large lake
of asphalt. A Scoichman who owns a
small corner OF Ibis IKE receives an income
of SIS. 900 a year from 1t. He holds it un-
der grant given by Charles II to one OF
ms ancestors. 4 Chicago capitalist is ne
goiis'iug for the purchase of the Scotch |
mans corner. \ square yard of this
..PItch Lake." as it Is called, is just as good
as a square mile, for no matter how
much asphalt is taken out in the course of
the day the hole Ills MP again at night.
Thirty-fi cents will buy pair of ladies'
gum shoes at G. W. Heck's. Others charge
fifty cents.
Last Friday @the statement of the Uni
ted States Treasurer shows gold, silver,
United States notes and other funds in the
United ,ates Treasury to-day as follows
Gold coin and bullion, S25l.749,5 ,53l silver
dollars and bullion. sl72,507 .31S; fraction
al silver coin, SIS, ,S5I, ,95s; United States
notes, Si7 .455,l55; national bank notes,
SI.9I5,7S9; national bank notes in process
of redemption. 81 .l69.56S; deposits with
national bank repositories, Sl2,O6o,I92.
Total. 1921, 30 .Ss6. Certificates outstInd-
Jug: Gold, sII4. 4.S0I.5l0; silver, s9O,49S,-
$50 currency, Sl4 ,260,0OO.
The Lewistown Sentinel of last week
SAYS: Our readers will remember that dur
ing the bi-centennial Mrs. Lizzie Taylor,
wife of Gen. John P. Taylor, and daughter
of the late Judge Henry, was severely in
iured bv a recklessly driven street car,
from which she died several weeks after
wards. Medical attendance, constant visits
by her friends, and hotel bill from which
the PROPRIETOR would make no abatement,
ran ND an account Of fully $4,000, which
Gen. TAYLOR sought to recover for the BEN
eft of her heirs. The railway company
changed hands some weeks ago, and the lit
iration was closed last week by compro-
mise for the above sum.
Should the low prices paid for produce
continue for another year, the farmers who
are the larger class of people in the coun-
trv. will demand that all government salar-
les be reduced, from that of Senator, Con-
pressman, Governor, Assemblymen, down
through all the departments, and demand
reduction of taxes. There are men living
who remember when 1t was considered an
extrayagant price to pay Congressman
ought dollars day. They would have con-
sidered it downright robbery to pay Gov
ernor $40, 200 year, and an Assemoiyman
S,o a day. and department clerk sl4OO
year The salaries have been increased,
,ba taxes have been increased. but the pro-
ducts of the ground per acre have not been
increased.