Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-10-31

plus for Jacobs. If he gets to the Senate,
he viii vote tor a United States Senator
who will favor all of the pet schemes of
Cleveland which are above enumerated.
The few Republicans whose names are
not mentioned, who are charged with an in
clination 20 vote for Jacobs tor Senate,
SHOULD consider th at if he get. to the Sen
ate, eiu vote for a man for United
States senate, who will not Oe a protective
tariff man. Vote for Woods il you favor
Protection to American Industries.
II Cleveland oe elected to another term
he will IN all probability have to fiIl as many
vacancies on the Supreme Bench as will
secure that body In the interests OF tho
opinions Of the Solid South, and then, yes,
we'll, II you can't understand, you'n have
to learn by experience and feel. Vote the
Republican ticket, you'n be safe then.
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ohNG pO1 ul AAo use u ono OOANlc- W Ar
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Vote for Woods, for Senate.
II is believed that II Mr.. Jacobs gets to
the Senate ho will favor the repeal of the
his license act, that he viii be against
submitting the constitutional amend meats
on the liquor question TO a vote of the
people, and there is no doubt in the world
who he will vote for, for United States
Senate Vote for Woods for State Senate.
When a man tells you that because Berry
/ il, afflicted with q sore throat. he should be
elected Register and Recorder, and be-
csu.e Wills has TO use crutchss he should
not be elected Register and Recorder, just
thInk of the ,rickery Of the nan that talks
| to you in that way. Contempt for such
trickery is enough to induce one to vote
for Wills.
| Vote for Hertzler for Assembly
The Democratic brethren who are pad
ding Shes,ley's canoe for Assembly are
/ prIding themselves on the statement that
Mr.. heesly Is sly, dl-sn sly. Repor;
has 1t that he has been too sly for some OF
the sports about town, and that if he gets
( to uarrisourgh he'll be too dl--sh sly for q
certain set Of members that get there Vote
tor Herizlrr.
| SnIS stories are shost about Anson b.
Wills, not being sble TO handle the looks in
the office Of Register and Recorder They
I
| tioneering for Berry when they use the
iutrmity of Wills against him and in the
next breath use the imhsmity Of Mr.. Berry
in his favor. Such methods OF elecuoneer-
ing should defeat Berry.
Hon. l.. Z. Atkinson's political opponent
in the Eighteenth Congressional dirtrIct, il
d. b. Nc williams, of Juniata county. Dr.
A hiss ran ahead OF ALI. J. Patterson and
Geo. Jacobs of the same county, for III.
same office, and we presume he will still
run on the same old .chedule on the next
race. Oh the doctor is a runner, and he
ssgets there every time.-NewPort Ledger
Vote for James NcCauley.
On Monday a week while tearing up tn,
floor of the kitchen Of the Dinwiddle Conn
" Court House NOrkmen found the skele
ton of a man with a musket and canteer
near by. The nOor was some distance
above ground and the suPposition is tina
the soIiier while wounded or sick wen
under the kithchen and while there died
Ii is supposed ;h.t no was a member OF on,
OF the Union regiments that VIC re statioue
IN that locality
Shortly after noon, one day last week
. something took place while two treigh
{ trains, were passing, ou- going west aud tbs
other east, causing a wreck one mile we'
. of Tyrone. - cars we're wrecked and all tn
tracks were torn up, so that trains were Oh
strIcted or : hours. Several hundre
men we're employed to clear and repair th
tracks. John Epler and Albert fawcet
two bows from Altoona on their way to Ty
rome were caught in the wreck and killed.
ssThere was a circus at Chestertown, Nd
one day last week, aud with il were seve.
elephants. Their car was run alongside
locomotive. One OF the elephants put hl
trunk out through crevics IN the ca
reached over to the tender Of the lOcomc
tive, lifted the lid OF the water tank an
helped himself. The other six elephant
did the same and in short time the tau
- was dry. The train hands did not see III
, ! performance and only when the engineC
tried TO start his engine did he find that tt
water was gone"
Election day Is not FAR away; vote Il
Anson B. Wills
4 The fifteen great American inventions
=. worldwide adoption are: L The cOito
GIN; ,. The plAn,ing machine; 8. tt
grass mower and reaper l. The rotal
u printing press 5. Navigation by steam
Hotair engine .. The sewing machine
, The India rubber indusrryi Q. tt
= machine manufacture of horseshoes; L
The sand blast TOR carving IL. The gaus
lathe; IL. The gram elevator; l3. Art
R icial ice making on a large scale "a. tt
.s electric magnet and its practical apple
! ton l5. The telephone"
II What would YOU think OF the priva
T. individual who has a large indebtress
paw, who would begin to cut OF his incou
L or revenue from which he Is TO get mon'
ie to pay his indebtness 2 Yes what wOu
ie YOU think Of the financial ability OF sach
a man. That's the Democratic party,
N farors the abolition of the duties on tar
from which the surplus comes which mu
a pay the billion OF rebel debt that is still u
r. paid. II the tariff is reduced TO the me
~ payment OF the running expenses
n government where Is the surplus TO cor
n. fIom that i. to pay the debt caused b. pa
ing the soldiers and their equipments
put down rebellion. Vote the Republic
: ticket.
bv From the Newport Ledger: Tuesd
IS. morning last a spruce looking young m
!, came 20 town ard hired horse and TO