Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1890-10-01

ieu naru ana with excellent
results to secure the passage of the
orange tax bill by the Lower House.
"hlie MIR. Hertzler is not a bitter
partisan, he Is, as he has shown by
ms vote and work, the firm friend of
the farmers of the Commonwealth
Should he be returned to the Legis
lature our people would be sure of a
staunch supporter.
The Lswistown Democrat and
Sentinel of last week says:-It seems
almost impossible for decent WON.
an to go on the streets after dark
without having their ears shocked
with awful profanity aud worse vul-
Sarlty. Some people even dread to
entertain company in their front
rooms for fear of the language that
occasionally v reaches them from the
outside \ little legal correction
properly applied might bring some
OF these very young girls who are 60
ing to the devil on our streets to a
realization Of their errors and start
them IN another direction. The evil
seems to be getting worse aud the
town ought TO be more efficiently De-
heed until 1t is broken up. The re-
form Of the few, as well as the pro-
lection and comfort of the many who
are refined and decent, calls for IL.
The Democracy through their ora
tors and their press n general way
talk about liberty and protection to
the poor and week, but III their prac-
tice thr rough their leaders, they or
ganIzed a rebellion for the enslave-
ment of the poor and weak, and 1t Is
costing now at an average rate of
two dollars on every man and woman
and child IN the country TO pension
the soldiers who periled their lives
to keep them from enslaving the
poor and weak, and their Congress
men are doing their utmost to keep the
poor and weak, whose skins are black
from exercising the rights of the bal
lot Their Congressman are doing
their utmost to lower the tariff.
which if accomplished will reduce
tie shop wage'earners to the wages
of the poor and weak OF foreign coun-
tries. The wages of the poor and
weak as the Democracy call them of
foreign lands earn one-half less than
the wage earners Of the United States.
How long. oh, how long will the peo-
pie be deceived by such general or
story and writing. Rebuke them at
| the November election. Vote the Re
publican ticket.
From the Bloomfield Advocate of
September "a: G C. Iungerich, of
Bloomfield on "Wednesday of last
week, was arrested for cruelty to an
imals. The information WA. made
before Squire r. H. Wingert of New
port, by johnson Leonard of Harris
burg, State Agent of the Society for
the prevention of Cruelty,to. Animals
Mr. Iungerich was specifically charg-
eel with cruelty kbeating ms horse
with cub and piece of buggy
shaft, repeatedly knocking the ami
NAL down, This Is the first time the
society has ever interfered in this
county for the protection Of dumb
animals j. l. Markell, Esq, became
Iungerich's bondsmen in the sum of
$50 for his appearance on Monday of
| tue present week. At tho trial on
! Monday the case was dismissed be-
cause the Indictment WAS improperly
| drawn. On last Wednesday
Samuel BAR had two colts IN the
! field in which the barn stands and
the colts In rubbing against the back
door of the barn opened 1t and got
I 3, H.. 1.,-,, H. Ba,, .r,al
to get them out, but instead of going
out behind they jumped out in front
a distance of II or Il feet to the
hard ground, which resulted in
breaking a front leg for tho smaller
colt. Prof. ]. j. Asper, adjusted the
/ fracture and bandaged 1t, and it is
/ reported that the colt Is doing we'll
Several of our farmers have
tried the raising yof sorghum and
with satisfactory results These days
of agricultural depression Is the
time for them To try the merits of
other crops outside of those of wheat,
oats and corn.
From the Newport News w. Fl
Crist raised in his garden this season
a sweet potato weighing 3 lbs and
measuring l3 inches one way and ~
inches the other. 4 few nights
ago Samuel W. Fickers, of Juniats
township, heard an unusal commotion
among his chickens He and the
dog proceeded to investigate when
two pole cats jumped from the chick
en- coop. The dog chased one into
Robert Evans cornfield and the 9th
er ran into Mr.. Fickers' bedroom
taking refuge under the bed. Since
it is an animal that must be handled
with care, some time WAS consumed
in getting rid of 1t, but 1t was finally
captured without having used its OF
fensivs weapons of warfare on its as
sailants. On wednesday auo
Thursday of last week two strangs
mon driving a two horse team rrowi
ed around and made forcible entries
to the homes of several citizens o.
Juniats, Tuscarora and Oliver town
ships, in tue absence Of all tue fam
lies visited, who were attending the
FAIR. The following residences wer'
ransacked, but nothing has beeI
missed from any of the homes save
in the second mentioned, from which
a pair of mems hose was taken JohI
R Houses, Herbet Smith 5, Georg'
, Cardner's, Martin Lyons, (all hl'
ounces were stolen), William Powell