Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-10-23
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET

CLEyEL,SD's frisnds are getting
him ready for the next Presidential
race.
A ONE THOUSAND barrel oil well was
struck on the Arbuckle farm two
miles from Pittsburg last week.
THE Chicago jury 6xer ran across
ajuror that wouldn't be fixed for
five thousand dollars It was il the
Cronin murder case.
WrTHN period Of four days one
hundred cases Of small poz appeared
IN the town Of 1000 people on Pelee
Island, a fishing resort on Lake Erie
LEADERS Of the Pennsylvania Dem
ocracy celd General Assembly IN
pS::..,jalphis last week. The assem-
bly, WAS nuch lsrger than Demo
srGtic State Convention Great en-
thusiasm prevailed st intervals when
they forgot that there is majority
% so coo - overcome n tins state,
A number of honest, we.l-inten-
toned Prohibition people are dis
pleased at the Republican party for
notvoting for the ProhibItory Amend
rneut last June. They believe that
because the republican party passed
e. act 70 submit the question to q
vote Of the people, that, that act COM
mittsd the republican party to the
question Of prohibition. The repub-
Lcsn party has never been a prOhI
bition party, but when the prOLibi-
tionists wanted the question submit
ted - a vote Of this people, the repub-
Gcau party granted their request and
provided the lawful course to pursue
in tho submission Of the question to
q popular vote and now instead of
receiving the thanks Of the prohIbi- .
tionists for having granted them the .
prohibitory amendment legislation
they asked, they are displessed and
threaten revenge However not all
of the prohIbitionists act and speak
that vay The more thoughtful
onas think differently and appreciate
the favor that was granted them
whsn the opportunity was extended
to the people to vote on the question.
l. the Second AdventisJs know,
the world Will come TO an end next
FRIDAY, October -. The Phiiadel-
phia Bulletin in speaking Of the day
Of doom so near at hand says 1t
will be a great pity that this earth
snould be destroyed before 1t fulhls
its rnlssNn and becomes thoroughly
reformed Mankind is lust now en-
gagged in Praiseworthy efforts to do
better, and it ought to have few
thousand years to reach that result.
1t will be sad To havs it extiuguIshed
Just while Amerierds are engaged in
= war upon Trusts, in effort to re-
form the Civil Service IN America, to
establish ths Australian ballot system,
20 abolish intsmperance, 10 give vo-
men the right of suffrage, to discover
how to make electricity harmless to
the innocent and fatal to the guilty,
TO abolish wars, 10 invent new en-
cines Of war, to unite the American
nations, to extend tho railroad sys.
TENS, to rebuild the navy and to re-
store the stars and stripes to then
old commercial supremacy on the
seas. 1t VIII be eqnally bad for the
Europeans who are striving to resist
the advance Of R.Publicsnlsn and tC
give new life to the nearly expiring
medieval dynastic system. There Ii
no end 10 the catalogue Of great en-
tsrprises, political, commercial, scien
tiAc and social, that viii be extIn
guished next Friday, when tn,
world goes sky-high, and the favored
Second Advsntists 90 up higher
But II their Interpretation Of tn
prophssies is correct all, this VII
happen by Friday of next week