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Arizona silver belt., 1888-11-10
Election in Gila County.

elecJlOn except IO SlFS IHS leSulC. A we predicted tho two parties divided , the honors. Only on the Shrievalt, contest was their any unusual inter est, and that, in sporting parlance, wa! fought te finish and not determined until the returns from almost all tho outside precincts were in. The Mexi can vote, as is always the case here was an important factor, and there was some great "rustling" to secure it with the result of dividing It up bret. ty well, Reynolds and Pascoe getting large proportion of It. Coed order was preserved during polling hours although few harmless individuals were ''loaded' with bad whisky. The count of the votes in Globe began soon after dark and was completed about twenty minutes past eleven. Follow ing are the returns as far as can be ascertained at this writing:
 GLOBE PRECINCT.
 Delegate to Congress-Smith (D) 218; Wilson (R.) 78.
 Joint-Councilman-Calkins (R.) 149; Headlsy (D) IA.
 Councll-Peter (R.) 218; ROBortson CD 81.
 Assembly-Joues R) 175; Holmes CD 1O1.
 Probate Westmeyer (R) 181. No contestant.
 District Attorney-McCabe D) 171; Van Wageneh R.) IF.
 Sheriff-Shute R) 1O6; Pascoe Qnd) 96; Reynolds (D) 94.
 Treasurer-BrOokner D) 182. Ne cen ts55ssttdnt
 Martin (B) i98. No contestant.
 surveyor-Pendloton R.) 175. No contestant.
 Supervlsors-S Stanley (D.) 184; Dan forth (D) 134; Blair (D) 81; Powers (R) 1Y6; Kenyon (R) 163; Gerald (R.) 131.
 Justice of the Peace-Jo5 Atkins (D.) 148; Lieurance (R) 143.
 Constable-Clark (R.) 147; Ryan O) IA.
 GRAPEVINE (Salt riyar) PRECINCT. Delegate-zSmith 40; Wilson, TO- Joint-Ceuncilman-- -HoadIey, 34 Calklns, 15.
 Ceuncil-Robertson, 36; Peter, IA. Assembly-Holmes, 24; Jones. 24. Probate Judge-Westmeyer, IS. District Attorney-M McCabe, 25; Van Wagenen. 24. Sheriff-Reynolds, 27; shuts, Is; Pascee, 7.
 Treasurer-Brookner, fl. Recorder-Martin, 20. Surveyor IS. Supervisors Shanley, 38; Dant9rth, 35; Blair %; Powers, 30; Gerald, 18; Kenyon g.
 RENO (TOnto) PRECINCT. Delegate-Smith, 34; Wilson, 5 JOint-CouncilmaE -Headley, 28 {; | II. Council-Robertsou, 21; Peter. IS. Assembly, Holmes, 27; Jones, 12. Probate Judge-Westmeyer, IA. District Attorhsy-McCabe, 28; Van Il.
 Sheriff Reynolds, 16; Pascoe, 13; 5hute, 10.
 Treasurer--Brookner4 - Recorder-t'artin, 20. Survayer-Pendleton, 13. Supervisors-Danforth, B; Blair, ?; Stanley, 21; Powers, 21; Gerald, I2; Kenyon, 7
 SAN CARLOS PRECINCT. Delegate-Smitb, 16; Wilson, 1. int-Councilman-- Hoadley, 10 6.
 Council-Robertson, g; Peter, 6, Assembly-Jones, g; Holmes, 6. Probate Judge Westmeyer, 10. District Attorney-McCabe, 10; Van Wagsnen, 5.
 heritf-Reynolds, 2; Pascoe, 2; 5hute, 1.
 Brookner, If. Recorder-Martin, Il. Surveyor-Pendleton, 9. Supervisors--Danforth 15; Blair, Il; Stanley, 6; Powers, 10; Kenyon, ); Gerald, 9
 McMLLEN PRECINCT. Delegate-Smlth, s; Wilson, o. int-COupclIman-H Hoadley, 5; Cal iins, 8.
 CounciIman-Peter, 4; Robertson, 5. Assembly--Holmes, 5; Jones, 3. Probate ,Iudge-W Westmeyer, 6. District Attorney-McCabe, z; Van 1.
 Sherif-Reynolds, 5; Shute, 8. -Brookner, 6. Recorder Martin, 6.
 Surveyor-Pendleton, 6. Snnnrrisnrc Shanleu h. nnrf fo-tL
Arizona silver belt., 1888-11-10

s. Klein & Co. shipped bar of sii yer (67O ounces), on Monday, for S. Tidwell.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-11-10

We are in receipt of a pamphlet of fifty pages especially devoted to the "misruie of Governor Zulick's admin isttation.' It is certainly pungent reading and seems to have come from the hand of him who knows whereof he speaks. The author, however, with holds hls name, which breaks, the fierce of his expose.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-11-10

The death is announced of Mrs. Dobbs, of Salt r1ver, whom we report ed last week as dangerously i'll.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-11-10

Alfred Trippel arrived in town Monday.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-11-10

Dr. Largent and Rev. F. W. Downs went to San 6 aflss yesterday.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-11-10

Cy. Blevins is able to be about again, and is improving rapidly.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-11-10

On motion the Board adjourned to Nov. 19, 1883, at 10 o'clock a. m.
 CHAS. Y. MARTIN, Clerk.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-11-10
LOCAL NEWS.

The total vote cast in Globe was 298.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-11-10
COElDiendable.

All claims not consistent with the high character of Syrup of Figs are purposely avoided by the Cal. Fig Syrup Company. It acts gently sn the kidneys, liver and bowels, cleans Ing the system effectually, built is not cure-all and makes no pretensions that every bottle will not substantiate.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-11-10

New stock of fine cigars at Van Wagenen's.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-11-10

Dr. T. c. Stallo is in from h,s raach.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-11-10
Calklns,

Joint-CounciIman = Calklns, 10 Hoadley, 4.
 Council-Peter, 12; Robertson, ?. Assembly-Jsnes, 13; Holmes, l. Probate Westmeyer' l3. District Attorney-Van "agenen g; McCabe, 5.
 Shsrif-Pascee, 12; Shute, l; Key holds, l.
 Treasursr-B -Brooknsr, IS. Recorder-Martin, 14. Surveyor-Pendleton, 13. Supervisors-Danforth 12; Stanley, 4; Blair, l; Powers, Il; Kenyon, 1Oi Gerald, 4.
 MAJoRITIEs. Delsgate-Smith, 223. Jolnt- nt-Councilman-Hoadley IS. Councll-Peter, 118. Assembly-Jones, 69. District Attorney-McCabe, 79. sherif-Reynelds, 12 (plurality). Supervisors-Maiority over Kenyon. Stanley, 65; Pswers, 58; Danforth, 38.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-11-10

c. B. Taylor will take subscriptions for all magazines and newspapers at the Pioneer News Depot.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-11-21
Tribute of Respect.

Whereas, G od, in his infinite wisdom ha 5
removed from our midst our fellow member
and co worker IN the cause of temperance,
Martin =. BeidIer, therefore b. it
ReIolref That in this sad removal We
recggpniEs the hand oil him Who ''doeth all
things" and therefore bow IN humble sub
mission 10 his will.
Rssoirsf.-That in his death the Y W.
c. 7. L. OF Miffirn town Las lost respected
member, ard an ear nest and ze Alous worker
and the community intelligent and
promising yoIuS man
R,solrsd That we tend TO the beresyed
frit ndS of the dec rased, our heartfelt
sympathy and rece ommend them IN their
bereavement 10 him who has promi sed Il
comfort the afflicted and sorrowful-
RssoErsf THAT these resOluti ons o'
printed IN the county papers and copy b'
sent to the beresyei Ismily.
GEsCE LoUDoS,
X. CVnA McCLELLAS,
ENHN N RoBisOS, fCom-
J. II DoUCHEErr,
r. : BERET
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-11-21
Secretary

NEW BERLIN Pa, Nov ember Is, 1883.
Editor Sentinel and RsPabiIcdn Last
Saturday evening our quiet little town of
New Berlin was all excited over the gIor-
ious victory We won on Nov. 6 All day
preparations were made for a parade. Ev-
ening came, the moon looked down on rs
aud smiled aud the bleak wind, burned
through the valley, the drums began to beat,
the Aifiiinburg band started in with their
excellent music, and every body was on the
street The Republican s.boys"-ninety
per cent Of the coIlege-ha siene1 down
from the college with torches and hamper.
TO join the parade. As the streets were
muddy wagons we're procured, and soor
those were filled with .sirue Americans, .
bearing their torches, banners and flags
The parade was under the command of DR.
Rothrock, who had soon ali things ready
and the parade moved off. Seldom do the
people Of New Berlin take any interest il
Shst might be called fcolishness, but when
victory comes so triumphsntly 1t stIrs uE
, the Republican town. Houses were illum
/ mated, digs flying, men, women and chill
I DR. en- were standing on the corners and
Tavemeu;s cheering for Harrison and th.
county victory. Ladies waved their hand.
kercLiefs and helped TO keep the cheer NJ
as the parade passed along The length OF
3 the parade wss shout three squares and
. consisted of footmen, riders, wagons and
| buggies Behind came the Democratic
I boat drawn by three horses, hitched ahead
! OF each other, and the camp fires around
which our erring brethren mrst congregste,
/ burned brightly in the boat. Every few
moments the osnnons (snvils) doomed.
When every street had been visited, and
every one nearly hoarse from cheering, IN G
/ parade broke up and the people retired to
their homes pIrssed with the Republican
I spirit that had been awakened
We anxiously awaited the returns from
Juniaia aud were pleased with the victory
over some Of the Democracy. I'VE rejnict
with them that rejoice and noun with
them that mourp-" BEN Nox.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-11-21
Meeting of Pomona Grange,

The regular meeting of Pomona Grange
No. IS, OF Juniais county, will be held at
the residence Of Bro. A Pannebsker, at
Honey Grove, in TIscarora township, On
Friday and Saturday, November 23rd and
24th, 1855, TO open al 80 P NJ, of first
day In addition TO the regular business
of the orange, the following program will
be Carried out Hist, Addresses OF Welcome,
by brother, J. T. Work of Tuscarora
Grange End Response BY brother. ". b
McCahan, Of Milford Grange 3rd, Grain,
Hay, and Straw as raw materials TO be man.
ufsctured into Meat, Butter and Eggs, by
brother, ID. b. Esh 4th, n eed of watching
our Law Makers, BY brother George Ubi, ;
5th, Advantages Of Dsiryiug over raising
Grain for Market, by brother, Joseph Roth
rock 9th, Essay, by sister, {. ]. MiIliken.
subject, Selishness and Stupidity of the
average Farmer-Cause and Remedy 9Th
Peach Growing-soil and location-mode
and profit, 10y brother. J L. Jamison; stb.
Can the American Farmer escape the ten
antry and pessantry system of the Old
Word, BY Prot. J. T Altman 9th, s.Our
Township Officers and Local Taxes, by
brother, J. r. Mcwilliams 10th, The
Gran ge as an educator, by brother. D. W
Na-shslI
The exercises will be interesting will
good music. public meeting will be held
at the school house at Honey Grove on tn,
event ng OF FRIDAY he 2Srd, which will be
/ addressed by Prof. J. 7. Altman and 9th
ers- The Fraternity are urged to atten,
these meetings and participate in the ex
/ erci-es. WELLINGTON Smith.
I W. ii. kSoUsE, Lecturer.
I Secretary.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-11-21
RichReId and Vicinity

Election is over and the excitement has
somewhat abated.
Mr.. J. Shelly is building a new house,
which will BE- a great improvement to our
town
Mr.. J. I. Yerger has nnIshed his new
building, in which John Miller occupies
on. halt OF it for his confectionery, and Mr..
Yrryer the other half for his -four and feed
store
Boos be careful and keep those dogs out
ot that Young mans room on Saturday
nights. And especially don't attempt to
biackep yourselves TO scare some one, and
then get so badly frightened yourselves
W.D. Sites has moved to Adlersburg,
| where he " III work 81 his trade.
| ON Tuesday night last, the barn OF JOS
| .ph Page, residing about four miles south
ves, of Ricbneld, was destroyed by hre
The DIE was incendiSry.
| Rev. Mr. Boswell (colored) preached in
the L. b. Church on Wednesday evening,
last. and on Thursday night he delivered a
lecture on the s.Origin of the African Race, -
his .e.cape from slavery" and the az 'ance-
of the slaves since the var
/ Las, week Daniel Wanavel residing two
and n half miles southeast Of Richtield met
with q ! ainiul accident, " bile descending the
stem. of C. A. Lauvcr't grist mill, his feet
slipped, and he tell striking his head on
the ground, fracturing his skull and re-
ceiyins internal injuries. DR.. j. W. Deck
ard rendered medical and, and he is nov
doing as well as can be expected
See that your turkey receives his full
portiou of corn, as Thanksgiving is Gloss
I 1t hand.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-11-21
Com m unication.

BEALE TOWNSHIP, November 1888.
The recent election achievement Is look
ed upon al the greatest election achieve
ment OF the Republican party
Mrs. Lighter of Spruce Hill township.
died on the evening of the sth inst, of Ty-
phoid fever. The funeral service was con-
Quoted by Rev. SPsngI-r at St Paul She
leaves FIVE children TO mourn her loss.
Three OF them are confined TO bed with the
same disease Her husband has not entire
" recovered from the same fever. Her age
was 81 years, 3 months and q days
Up. McwiIliams lost the ends of his
two front fingers on the right hand by get
ting them to close to a circular saw
Thomas Harris the boss wagon and sled
builder OF Beale, has sold seven sleds for
the coming winter, and has the material on
hand TO put up several more.
How is it that you weather prophets pre-
dict no snowl
Thomas has put up a mill whereby he
can run his turning lathe and Jig saws by
water power.
Mrs. Sarah Barton of Lack is visiting
friends and relatives in Beale.
BEALE-
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-11-21
PHILADELpHIAMARkFrs

Wbesf-No- Delaware red in elevator
quoted af Sill; No. Psnn., lvania red in
do. at s;.i4, and No. red spot and No.
vember At 81 .053 bid and los. asked (;
sales OF s,OOO bushels Dec.mber al 81 .O5s.
cl. sing st that asked aud 81 .O54 bid 81 .07s
hid and si-cI asked for Janusry SI-OY3
bid .nd si.O9s asked Tor February, and
<l-l31 b'd and -l3s asked for May. Oars
2s 10 Soc Corn 50 TO 53c. Rye &c.
Live chickens 8 to lOc. Turkeys 9 TO lOc.
Ducks 8 10 lOc- Eggs 25c. Butter 10 to
sic
PHILApELPHIA, November IL, 1883
Flour-oaies rs barrels Ohio straight at
s. % 2oo barrels winter patent at So so !;
l25 barrels Minnesota clear at $5 so; $50
barrels do patent at s., and l25 barrels do
DO. at sI.l0- We quote Western and
Pennsy lvania super at So 7sa4 do. do ex-
ira At S4.4, rs No. 2 winter family al 81 80
a4.6O Pennsylvania family at $4.75a5 :
PENNSYLVANIA roller process at $5a5.75
winter clears at S5s5. so; do. straight at
$5 5Oao. los winter patent At $6s6-75; Min
nesota clear at S5a5.15; do. do straight al
5.S5a Q 90 do. patent at So 5.50s7 Is. Rye
iour oul and lower, with sales of lUt
barrels At so barrel for choice. Buck
wheat Flour WAS easier at 81 .6042 75 lOt
lbs, as to quality, Cor new.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-11-21
Public Sale of Cows.

The undersigned will sell at Public
Sale at the residence of Wilson
Gross, in the Borough of Thompson
town, on Thursday the 18th of Nov.
at enc o'clock sharp.
Fifteen nice cows any one of which
will be fresh inside of three weeks.
A few of them have calves by their
side at this time.
Five head of young cattle, steers
and 3 heifers-
And 2 five year old bay horses
broken double or single.
Terms go days.
GRoss & KIsER-
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-11-21
XIII the Cause and Cure Dis
ease.

In Catarrh. Bronchitis, Consumption and
diseases Of the blsod, innumersble germs,
those tiny but powerful workers, are always
busy, eating, destroying and undermining.
Nothing but killing the Microbes and the
will start healing to the affected parts, and
all who are suff-riug should enquire into
the cause. Free circulars, explanation:
and testimonials. VIM. Rsdam's Microbt
Killer, SIG Arch street, Philadelphia.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-11-21
Work Offered a!

We want a large number of energetic, re-
liable men 10 act as agents tor the sale Of n
iuli line OF tirs; class Nursery Stock which
j. guaronteed true to name. We hire on
Salary and all expenses paid by MS, or il
preferred on Commission. The work is
steady and our terms most liberal. Foi
particulars address
THE GUARANTEE NURSERY CO.,
Nov'r IA, lSSS-3t, GENEVA n. \.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-11-21

The Homliest Man IN Mifiiutown and
Patterson, well as the hsndsomest. and
Others are invited to call on any druggist
and get f. ss trial bottle Of kemP's Bal
sam Tor the Throst and Lungs, . remedy
thar il selling entirely upon its merits and
"a Guaranteed to cure and relieve ali Chron-
ic and Acute Coughs, Asthma, Bronchitis
and Consumption. Price so cents aud 81.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-11-21
Legal.
SOMETHING NEW

SOMETHING NEW under the sun
which King Solomon never heard ot-a
CLOTHES LINE that requires n CLOTHES
Pins. Every bous--keeper, laundress and
sIore-keeper wants it. Sample sent by
neil. feet Tor 25cis., IL feet for 5octs
First 1ss y7EkTS W4NTED for ht,
Copnfy.v Address NORTON BOND s
CO. Manufacturers Ag-nt is, Philadelphia
Fa., (Lock Box 93S
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-11-21
wanna RAILROAD.
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y h - T 8LE
sunday May lsA, Issr
n, Miti.in viilruu as oIIsww
EASTWARD.
r-HNopArt0S leaves Altoona
m, Tyrone S6a a. N
sS a. IN, Mount Z dfon al
~fN1 Hamilton 7.Of q. N
J. r- Ju-, L-Wistovn :, SO a.
- NiHlin slT a. -
a. El-, Mexico SIS a. a
"a. zr-. N,ntyke : ,35 u.,
: .sN -. m., Durvsrd s,4Ta.
* ,5t m., Newport s,O5a.
uarrlsburg AZ 10 lOa n,
,phi1, 5 IS P. N.
yrsss- leaves Altoona aARr
ui stopping a all regular
p Altoona and Harrisburg,
no SOS a. IN, uarribbarg
u arrive, IN Philadelphia Al
leaves Fittsbars daily al
bona at 100 p. M, aud step
i.gr stations arrives AZ MIMI
q ,rr. sou-y 100 P. N, Phila-
}. u.
leaves Pit'sburE at 0e pm.
~ Tyrone o 81 , N; Huat-
b LvvjsyoTn s&Spu MI
Il ,rr .slr-E lut5 ? M Phils-
Evuros- veil stop ~ Nriiz
usn Jagged
" tSTV AID.
caves Philadelphia daily a.
4rri>bu-g 8 50 p N; Misls
" r.'you "a 3 - p u Altssnz
ives St Ilttsuurg ALL sop.
FSgrR I-ar-a Philadelphia
u. Harrisburg, : 10 q. N.
5t q. w.. Newport, p 20 a.
u. 1 GOA. ne; Thompsontows,
% nrg-. In 90 =. m; Tusear-
b.. Mexico, 10 o. an; Pert
a w., NiTin, 10 20 a. n;
a. m . Mario ", 10 50 a.. n;
b t- 1. mas NCV-ytowu, lIlf
Ram 'r1n, II 20 a. m; Has-
3. -.. TYRONE. I o. Pa.
pa and sep at all regular
.i.rseaGr- and Altoona,
SO .oavss Philadelphia sAi-
fItrr.saIrE, 10 90 ,. IN,
bcyvl.'-. Sgrv-vills, Dusssa-
NuIsr-rava, .ghompsontova,
nr- 90 Nl'r0. "a 81 a. N; Al
Doe. and PIrtsburg, s 10 a.-.
leaves PHiIad.lphia daily at
-arrC Il.2O a. III, New
me. Nuli1 lZ.45 ?. n.- stop
u.ar stations between AlniiH
r4-r-- AIt1oEaEts.8e ,. ~
3. 10.
rssrakrIoS leaves rsh-
.r o. rI o. n., harrisburg at
Iu-larnl 40 p. m, New
D., Ma|arsrpwR 5,3s p. n
n 1..f p. M. VaadySs see
pra r,f- 3. m. Mexico Q so p
E.5i D.. u., Miifiin 500 p
In t.23 p. M, Nc Ycytovu 9,
tton IIa milton 40 ,. -
90 r. m Altoons . 90 p. -
rr--r-avcs Philsdelphis II q
burr q lU ms Dunesnnsa
T"-r fuI ami hiffiin 4 80
IN 1uIamf AcYeytovn 8 ,
n .r r 80 Iui Uuntiugdoa
s-urE 20 -rB am; Spruce Crssl
ruu- rUuan; Bells Mil
.Ituoug s O5R M Pittsbui
EXPRESS East, en- suadays
r-l sunday Mail east leaving
Ir T.. n.
fI~TOWN DIVISION.
q Levfstowu Junction Ter MI
J., 10 90 a an, 3 Is PM II
u a m, % 90 p N.
~ at Lewl-towu Junction frs'
am. D 20 pm, 4 30 Pni trs'
b L1 a m, & i1 , N.
{EONE DIVISION.
BE Tyrone for Bellefouts an
!. b 10 q m, & 10 p N. L.-'
Ur.,ruzviile and Clsarneld
5 b m.i % P m
e Tyrone tor wsrriers Mar
Furnace aud ScotiS At y ~
m.
at Tyrone from Bellsfsnl
sen g.IgO5 p IN, and 8 81 P .
~ al Tyrone from Curves
arag0Iat s 5S am, and II -
v, at Tyrone from Sessia, ".
bad Pennsylvania Furnace ~
30 p m.
j. R.GBEDFoRD DIVISION
We huntingdon for Bedie1. J
b. Cumberland at 5 20 a. =
b..
ye at huntingdon frsSa SsI
nan and Cumberland Al u
m-
LpAYSBURG BRANCH
w. Altoona for poiussSeUto'
' ab m. - SO P m. l oO y
90 p IN 9 so P m
riye At Altoona fren rs'E
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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-11-21
Fall and Winter Goods.

now in my new millinery store at my place
of residen on Water street, Miffiintown,
second door from corner of Bridge street.
a full stock, of Fall & Winter millinery
goods, all new, and of the latest styles
and having employed first class milliners
am prepared to supply the public with
everything found in a frstclass milliner
store, come and examine my stock.
consider il no trouble to show goods.
MRS. DRIYL.
March 22-S7.l.,.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-11-21

The following is the official major
tiles for State Senator in this dis
trict:
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-11-21

|nsi aEa RspuIhra- ofie' = -, :
iolD work dors. fiy IT,
<oE psod anything in 'haI
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-11-21
.IrIoS NOTICE.

hs srr hereby cautioned az s,s., % !,
ptJuS timber, hui'olhs i.s or
|wu stone and ran ln.,i.g
"a, or otherwise rss' -Iopg-
j. several tracts ei laua .hip
|nd-rsizned in Lack toUhssi. So.
thas tress passing VIII be ds'
|ing o. Law. u.TLs.
|6, lses.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-11-21
ConEress-Omcfal.

Atkinson's plurality, 4716: Atkin
sons majority over all. 1919 Reed,
Rep, had los votes in the district.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-11-21

March 22-S7.l.y.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1888-08-03

AMI hear the laundering on of the
ilahtning train of Gods mercies and
Jul gments, This mercy of God is first
toIbe tried upon this nation. 1t will be
plfached in the pulpits, i'll theaters, on
the streets, everywhere. People will be
lnElted to accept the mercy Of the Cos
Pr and the story and the song and the
prayer will be mercy" But suppose
they do not accept the offer of mercy
what then? Then God will come with
ms judgments, and the grasshoppers
VIII eat the crops, and the freshets will
devastate the valleys, and the de-
falcations will swallow the money
markets, and the fires will burn the
cities, and the earth will quake from
pole to pole. Year of mercies and of
judgments. Year of invitation and of
warning. Year of justice and of woe.
which side are you going to be on?
With the men of All or the men of
Joshua? Pass over this Sabbath into the
ranks of Israel. would clap my hands
at the Joy your coming. You will have
poor chance for this world and the
world to come without Jesus. You can
not stand what is to come upon you and
upon the world unless you have the par
don and the comfort and the help of
Christ. Come over. On this side is
your happiness and safety, on the other
side is disquietude and despair. Eternal
defeat to the men of Al! Eternal victory
to the men of Joshua!