Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1892-11-16

| Gainesville, Fla, lays claim to the
largest and finest Japan persimmsn
grove in this ountry.
The democracy have every branch
of the national government now ex-
cept the Supreme Court.
The average yield of corn in the
seven States this fall is as follows:
Ohio 30 bushels, Indiana %, Illinois
25, Iowa 2S, Missouri, 2S, Kansas %
and Nebraska 2S.7
While in the act of depositiDg his
ballot in Newport on Tuesday the
Sth inst, Henry D. Smith was
stricken with paralysis and fell to
the floor He is over 81 years of
age.
The Atchison Daily Globe says:-
We imagine from the looks of the
women who are in society-that is
women who strain every point to be
out calling and visiting and taking
tea-that it must be a great deal
easier and more satisfactory to stay
at home and scrub than it is to wear
tight dresses to afternoon teas and
say polite things and laugh at foolish
jokes.
Under a charge of Judge Garrison
Lingo was declared not guilty by the
New Jersey court that tried him, for
the murder of Mrs. John Miller. He
had been found guilty of the murder
of Mrs Miller by former jury. The
town of Merchantville became great
ly excited over the release of the
negro, and an indignation meeting
was held in the town hall and reso-
lutions condemning the court for his
release were passed last Saturday
evening.
When the Democracy reduce the
tariff and food the country with
cheap foreign goods down go the
wages. Under such tariff reduc-
ton wages through the country will
be reduced 80 to so per cent, and to
make up the loss of revenue by tariff
reduction they will have to tax some
thing else. Perhaps they will re
model the pension list. Perhaps
they will impose new taxes Cd
whisky, tobacco incomes and SO
forth to make up for tariff reduction.
1t would not however take with the
American people to strike off the tax
or tariff on foreign goods and load it
on to American goods.
The Juniata Conference Synod of
Central Pennsylvania will be held in
st. Paul Lutheran Church, Juniata
county, December 5, 6 and 7, 1892
Subject "The Church Member"
Monday evening relation to
the pastor. l. p. Neff.
Tuesday morning-His relation to-
the congregation. ]. c. Reichald.
Tuesday afternoon-His relation
to the community. ". II. Dale.
Tuesday evening Children's meet
ing, S. E. Smith, G. w. Leisher.
Wednesday morning-His relation
to the benevolent work of the church.
]. 3. Focht.
Wednesday afternoon-Commun-
ion II. G. Holloway, d. d.
Wednesday evening-His reward
for faithfulness. G. L. Mcconnell.
On Monday evening as David Het
rick was on his way from this place
to his home in Mexico he was overtaken
by runaway horse hitched to buggy.
To give the runaway all the road he
turned into the cross road at Enoch
Shellenberger's house, but that did
not help his case for the runaway
turned in after him and ran so close
to Hetrick's wagon that it was
struck by the buggy and smashed a
wheel. The buggy bounced off on
down the road as fast as the runaway
horse could take it. Heterick was
obliged to get another wagon and
transfer his goods from the wreck to
the borrowed vehicle in order to get
his supplies home that night