Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1896-08-12

Jerome T. Altman of Walker Twp,
this county, has been put upon the
populistic ticket as an electoral large.
"A whole livery barn full Of horses
in Michigan, died from eating hay
cut in an orchard that had been
sprayed with q poisonous solution.
The owner Of the orchard also lost
four horses from being fed on the
some hay. The Breeders' Gazette is
authority for the statement
Rev. Lemuel Sieber closed his en-
gagement for preaching for the
Lutheran congregation on Sunday.
He preached a number of sermons,
which were all well received. He
will soon again take up the Evangel
ical work in which he has become
distinguished. The United States il
his field. He has appointments for
Chicago and other western cities in
the fall.
"Huntingdon's centennial will be a
three-day celebration, and will be
held September 8, 8 and 10. On the
LIST the veteran and military organiza
tions will parade, the Standing Stone
reproduction will be unveiled, and
speeches will be delivered. The sec
ond days dem ,nstration will be by
the secret societies, fremen and
schools. The third day will be for
the industrial display"
"John Selke Of Benova, Centre
county, offers a reward of $25 for in
formation concerning the where.
abouts of his son Edward, who wan.
dered away from home on June 20.
The young man is aged a years, is
feet, 3 inches high, weighs about 150
pounds, has light hair, blue eyes,
mustache, full face. When he left
home he wore blue blouse, black
pants and black slouch hat. He
speaks both English and German.
Last Thursday forenoon Archibald
Martin Of Prince Edward leland, who
is numbering on the Shade Mountain,
met with serious accident. He was
loading heavy pine logs on his wagon
using horses to pull them up. The
chain broke, letting the log fall on
Mr.. Martin, breaking his leg three
inches above the ankle. Also tear
ing the igaments. He was put on a
horse by his fellow workmen and
brought to his home half mile north
of town, where the fracture was re
duced by DR.. VIM. 81. Banks.
The so-called democratic newspa
pers of the Bryan persuasion are Just
now holding up the condition Of the
people Of Mexico as a model for the
people of the United States to lool
at, and learn how they can live afte,
Bryan and the silver men have
brought this country to a silver stan
dard of money. They'll be fooled or
that game The American people
want no .Mexican grsaser way of liv
ing in their living, and they'll not
have it, if voting against Bryan Cal
prevent it. Vote the republican
ticket.
Every dollar, paper, silver and gold
under the present financial system
established by the republican party
is good. 1t you desire that a silver
dollar and paper dollar shall bs
continued with the same buying pow
er as 8 gold dollar, vote the republi
can ticket. If you vote for Bryan
and he gets control of government
with a Congress to help him. all th.
money will be deprecated, excep
gold, and that will go to q pr emium
II will take two silver dollars to buy
a gold dollar if Bryan is elected
president.
A military Company has been or
ganized at Old Port Royal for tht
purpose of joining the Pennsylvani;
National Guard. The Company ii
rapidly filing up. More than fift,
names have been enrolled. The fol
lowing officers have been elected: -
Captain, William N. Hertzler.
lst Lieutenant. d. H. Taylor; 2nd
Jesse II. GrOnlnger.
1st Sergeant, j. L. Rice; 2nd, S. A
McLain; 3rd, w. A. Groninger; 4th
L. NJ. Towsey.
lst Corporal, w. r. Groninger
End, Leslie Patton; 3rd, L. E. Bart
ley; 4th, G. J. Kennedy.
Musicians, G. A. Haf1y and d. G.
Rice.
There is a man here and there who
says:-"Ill not touch the post mast
or veteran pension cutter informan;
ticket OF Bryan, Watson and Sewall
but I'll cut this and that candidate
on the Republican county ticket
Don't do that You may just as well
cut Mckinley and Hobart as to cui
your local ticket this fall, for it is the
local people who must bear aloft the
banner of Mckinley, Hobart and fu.
ture better times. Toe war against
rebellion would never have succeeded
If the people at home had failed tt
vote for the tickets that supported
the army. So if you cut your coun
ty ticket you help to cripple the nat.
ional ticket upon whose success de
pends revival of business and gen
eral prosperity.
The N[iddlebuIg News Item says
We have been informed that Ger
tain individuals are operating among
the county's school directors Undue
ing them to purchase a set OF math
ematicsl blocks for the various
schools in a district. Their scheme
is to so represent the matter as to se
cure few members of the schoo
board, under the plea of not having
time to wait for meeting of tn
board, and then forward the goods a
once. The greater part of the Sc