Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1886-11-10

without family and leaves an estate of
several hundred dollars.
Rev. JOS. II. Mathers is a man of extern
sive travel. He is a close observer. fore
ibie interesting and pleasing speaker. His
talk on "Russia" will be full of entertain
ment and instruction. Tuesday evening
Nov. 10th Court House u O'Clock.
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Hair Vigor. This preparation never fails to
| restore to faded and gray hair its original
color. Sold by druggists and perfumers.
The Pennsylvania Legislature is largely
epublican, and while it is a fact that the
Republican party is not temperance party
it will see to it that the people have
| chance to vote for or against constitution
al amendment on the question of prohibi-
| ton.
| Car driver-s'Yo ou can't smoke that pipe
in this car" Workman-"And why not3o
Driver-"Because there are ladies' in the
| car" Workman-'sSure, that's the very
deaden the smell of the chape mnsk and
patchouly. ."-Texas Siftings.
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gists, Mifiiintown Pa. Jan. 20-S7.
ssMore labor troubles" sighed Costigan
putting on his coat, s.more labor troubles:
when will the laboring man in this land
have peace and his homes; right l'' s.What's
the matter % asked his wife, "another
lockout l'' Mo- said the laborer YEARLY,
s.the boss has yielded aud have got to go
to work again. brooklyn Eagle.
The election returns from Patterson
were not placed on fio as required by law
in the Prothontary's office till six or seven
hours after the legal time. Something will
occur some of these times during an cleo
ton in Juniats that will cause a contest, if
more care is not taken with the manner Of
making up and bringing in the returns.
Samuel Fl Oberholtzer, formerly of near
Richfeld this county, but during the past
two wears a farm owner and resident near
Millerstown Perry county hung himself by
a rope halter to joist in his corn crib on
the morning of election day. During the
past month he had been suffering with
dvspeptia. He was married three times,
a widow and IL children survive him.
There should be a large audience in the
Court House Tuesday evening Nov 10th to
hear Rev. Joseph H. Mathess talk on Rus
edged ability. The theme of his talk is one
that will interest everybody Don't fail TO
hear him. Derive benefit from his instruc-
tiou and at the same time contribute TO
the funds for pipe organ. Admission 25c'
Court House u O'Clock.
One of these mathematical fieods calcu-
lates that if the Chinese nation were to pass
before an observer in single file the pro-
cession would never cease, for a new gen
Grafton wonld be coming on the stage a'
fast as the procession moved. This fact, ii
seems to US, ought to discourage tbs
Chinese nation from getting up such pro
cession. And it probably will.-N orristowr
Herald.
The administrations Of President Cleve-
land, and Governor PattisOu have been
weighed in the balance ani found wanting
The New York Legislature is Republican
on jo int, ballot, and the Democratic con
gressionaI delegation has been reduced frou
IL TO is. all of which reduces the size o
the candidacy of Mr.. Cleveland for the pres
idency in 1883.
ssPspa.o she said softly ami blush ingly
ssyoung Mr.. Sampson is in the pirlor anC
wishes to speak with you." Then she sani
| into an easy chair and her heart beat s.
fiercely that it made the gas fixtures rattle
Presently the father returned. 80, papa,
she said, sdid he-was he-what did h
want 7'' sHe wanted to borrow two cent
to get over to Brooklyn with,'' said the dis
! appointed old gentleman.-New York Sun
Mrs, Anglomoniac-'sI cannot tell yo'
what A treat it is to hear you talk. 10
, have been in England so long that ever
word YOU utter reminds me of the delight
, ful lords and dukes used to meet"
Returned Tourist-"Pardon me, bu
, ENGLAND is the only country did not visit.
Mrs. Anglomaniac-"Indeed How yer
,trangel was sure YOU had unconscious
" acquired the English vocal tones"
Returned Tourist-'No; it is only col
in the head"
Secretary Newlin of the constitutions
' Amendment Convention Of 1873, aske
Governor Pattison to bring suit against tn
'' Railroad Companies for issuing ire
&c passes. Mr.. Newlin might advoca
an amendment TO tie state constitution
ID reducing the number of courts and IN
10 number of members of the lower house
ID ,ha rarislature. What need of only 4
le 600 people having court. What need
member of the Legislature for ever
=, countv. A court for $4,000 people wou
be be sufficient.
he JGrier Long of Port Royal Jun'ata Go
e has been elected Literary editor CT u
Washington and Jeffersonian puoiisned
ID ..,s Of Vashington and Jetierso