Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-10-17

Hoke. poke, winkie wan,
Hoke Smith, the pension man,
Hoke Smith to Uncle Sam,
Cut and give the pensions a d--m.
Vote for Will for Recorder.
The times will not again be as
good as they were till a republican
President and protective Congress
has been elected to run the govern
ment. Vote for Mahon for Congress-
Mrs Elizabeth Robson, died at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. J. e.
McCrum in Milford township on the
Sth inst, aged 70 years. Interment
in the Presbyterian graveyard in this
place.
In the recent election in Gaorg,a
there was drop of about 10 per
cent. in the democratic majority.
That is where Cleveland's pension
cutter Hoke Smith halls from. Vote
for Groninger for Sheriff.
Inter-county Republican Meeting
at Richfield last Wednesday evening
was we'll attended and was address
ed bv DIR. VIM. H Rodgers, Prof. G.
w Harmah, Congressman Mahon
and Wilberforce Schweyer.
Bruisers Corbett and Fitzimmons
have agreed to fight sometime next
summer in Jacksonville, Florida.
They did not sign an article of agree
ment for fear of arrest in New York
City where they met last Thursday
to arrange for the fight.
If soaking rain in the middle of
the month of October is the fore run
ner of an :rly winter then an err'y
winter will put in an appearance for
the soaking rain came ON Saturday.
Vote the republican ticket and place
yourself on the side of American pro-
lection.
The fountain is great conven
fence to people who drive to town
for the watering of horses. Occas.
ionally man drives the tongue of
his wagon against it which is not q
good thing for either fountain or
wagon tongue. particularly to the
fountain. A word t. the wise is SUI
ficient.
Last Friday night seven men held
up north-bound passenger train
near Acquia creek, Virginia. and
broke an opening into the Express
Car from which they took numb-r
of packages, aggregatinS the sum os
one hundred and fifty thousand dol 8.
lars. The whole robbery was done
in about 20 minutes. Tha first init
nation the engineer and fremen had
of the presence of bandits was when
two men leaped from the tender in g.
to the engine, each with pistol, order
ing the train to be stopped. The 10
cOmotive was cut loose and started
on the road and was thrown off Ii
track on switch at Quaintco.
The Lewistown Sentinel says: Re-
Gently some young ladies' from Mat
tawana be.ook themselves to Lick
ing Creek to hunt ciestnuts. While
there they bought some mlcaroni
from Martin Wheitsefs camp and set
about cooking it in crock they had
taken from one of the cabins. The
crock was one in which some medi-
cine for horses had been mixed, but
they, not knowing it, partook of
their soup. The medicine which had
nj n hn :!
into the soup and poisoned them.
Some Of them are in precsrious
condition, hut are convalascent, al
though still being compelled to Say
in the mountains
What do YOU take medicine for
Because you are sick aud want to get
well Of course Then remember
Hoods Sarsapariila Cures.
A commission house in Philadel-
phia tried to plan "skin game on
some of our peach shippers, and the
members Of it. have 60. themselves
III the clutch of the law Daring the
peach season an agent for the firm
was in this place and Patterson and
succeeded il getting a consignment
for his house. For the first lot ship
ped our people received good prices.
$1.50 a crate, and prompt payment
was made, but for the second lot ship
ped, about car load, while inform
ed by telegraph that the prices would
be fully the above sum, after lapse
of some two weeks made return of
only so cents IL crate, less % cents
for commission and freight, and made
by check One of the
checks sent here was dishonored by
the bank on which it. was drawn.
James McCauley, 1. D. Musser, Eph-
rain and William Guss and Thomas
J Sulouf were the shippers, and
knowing thai mode Of business was n
violation of law, had arrests issued
against individual members of the
firm, which were served by Sheriff
Lapp last week. Bail was given for
their appearance at the December
term of Court. This is a common
practice of some commission houses,
as the city papers frequently have
accounts of the arrest of tina, class of
business men for attempts to cheat
consigners of soods.-Rsgister.
Mrs. Keziah Sulouff wife o. Jacob
5ulouff passed to her Eternal rest on
the 18th inst, and was buried in
Union cemetery on Sunday after.
noon last. the funeral services being
by her pastor, Rev. NJ. L.
A., L