Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-03-25
ADDITIONAL LOC.ALS.

L. X. Beaver has moved to Acade-
mia and taken charge of the Pome-
roy property which he purchased in
the winter.
The Democrats are talking about
the heavy appropriations of Congress,
but they will tell only part Of the
truth, which is said to be as wicked
asto tell a straight out falsehood.
They fail to tell that large sums of
the late appropriations are to pay
debts contracted for, but not paid by
the Cleveland administration and the
Democratic Congress of that period.
A Crawford county man sheared a
flock OF sheep in February and forth
with an agent of the Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals,
sued him for cruelty to sheep. The
sheep grower says it is benefit to
sheep in everyway to clip them in
February. He was put under bail
in the sum of three hundred dollars,
to answer the charge of the agent in
Court.
From the Bloomfield Advocate:
About four months ago William Num-
per of Landisburg, tried an expert.
ment and was successful. He found
that one of his chickens had no pas
sage from the craw to the stomach,
so he cut open the craw, took out a
piece of potatos rind, stitched the
craw shut again and to-day the chick
en- is as well as ever. He said that
he would either kill or cure it, as 1T
would die anyhow, and he cured it.
From the Bloomfield Times of last
week: John Cassell, lost fine mule,
last week, it hung itself with the hal
ter, in the stable. This makes the
fourth mule he has lost, in little ov-
er years time. ~* A Newport
letter says: THE married man of
Bloomfield, who makes frequent calls
on a widow in this place, had better
look out. 4 Mr. Josiah Kell has
the misfortune to lose fine 2-year
old-colt last Monday in a rather
strange way. 1t appears the barn
yard gate was open and the colt in
running out of the barn yard stepped
on a stone and the violent wrench
cansed by the stone rolling, broke
the colts leg in tive places, and to
end it's suffering Mr.. Kcll killed the
anal
Tho honest foreigner is welcome
70 come to America, but the scum OF
European criminal society, murder
ers aud assassins, such as are mem
bers Of the Malta, who in secret So
ciety plot against the lives ofcitiEens,
who are not with them in their pur-
poses, and who appoint by lot a.sas
sins to murder such people es they
desire to have murdered, and then
cy bribery and false swearing, and
BY the packing of iuries through the
'orms of law, secure the escape of
the murderers will not be tolerated
in America. 1t is proper tina! Italy
should look Into the matter and
oarn what kind of her people have
been shot and hung by Lynch law
Il New Orleans, but it is becoming
1t the same time not to do it with
cluster.
New York Press:-From March,
1885, to March, 1887, the first two
fears Of the first Democratic admin
stration in "a years Sal $780, |
800 was paid on tho public debt.
This was Grover Cleveland's record. !
From March, 1889, to March, 1891,
he first two years of the present Re
publican administration, the public |
lebt was reduced by S2G5. .c00,0e0. |
arc odious, but in this
comparison ia favor of Benjamin
Iarrison's record amounts to S123,-
93,7 700. 1t is the Republican against
he Democratic rsco::d. -
The parties who have been at work
4 q sneaking way to do what they |
an to prevent the passage Of an act
o relieve the people Of tne puraen c. e. !
ak imposed By the washing away Of !
ridges by the June food are known
ARE, and will be exposed at the prop |
L tiuss. When thair names are ex-
osed it will become uncomfortably
,arn, for them in the tuniata Valley.