Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1896-11-11

Judge Lyons. DR.. Lucian Banks.
William Hoops and Andrew Banks
Dagged IA rabbits on the Judges
farm at Durward on Monday.
John Meyer who lives a short dis
tance north of town il seriously i'll
with pneumonia, contracted in a DO
litical parade on the eve Of thu cleo
ton.
Joseph II. Bslford who was born
and raised in this town, was elected
to Congress from the FIRST New York
district by over nine thousand ms-
jority.
The Executive Committee of the
Juniata Valley Editorial Association.
consisting Of Messrs. Allison, Conrad.
Fry, Lindsay and Shrom met in this
town last Friday.
The Third Quarterly meeting OF
the Juaiata Valley Editorial Associa-
ton will be held at the National
House, Lewistown, Friday morning,
Novembea 13, 1896. at 1890 A N.
The business of the country has a..
roady felt the thrill of confidence that
comes from the election of a party
that will replace the Wilson low tar
1T law with higher tariff law.
State Senator Penross and ex-Sec-
retary John Wannamaker will be ths
republican candidates before the
Legislature for United States Ssna-
tor. The election will take place on
the 10Th of January.
Previous to the election New York
City could not sell bonds to get mon
ey which was greatly needed. Since
the election of Mckinley she has sold
over 16 million dollars Of bonds, re-
csiving gold for them.
Bryan was offered salery of TWEEN
ty-fve thousand dollars to take charge
of partnership of lawyers in Nsw
York. He says he will devote his
TINA to the silver and gold question,
and therefore has no time for law
business.
On Saturday Blanche Bair q young
woman Of Homestead attended the
furera, Of friend, snd while step
ping by the grave fell IN, and was SO
badly frightened that she became ur-
conscious aud remained in that con-
ditiou thres hours
AsrRAY.-Two haifsr calves arc as
tray on the preInises Of the under
signed in Walker township, Juniata
county. The owners are hersby re-
quested to come forward pay charges
and take them away.
HARRISON CAsNxR.
October 26, 1896.
There is hope among fishermen
that the salmon that have been placed
in the river may become numerous
| enough to make salmon fishing q
profitable and exciting sport. The
hope is grounded on :he fact that q
number of salmon have this ssason
been caught in the Janista river.
Twelve to fourteen inches of snow
surprised the people Of South Dakota
lest Saturday, whica is ,nors than
fell ell lest winter. Thousands oi
aeres Of corn ara covered. Many o!
the farmers have bean careless end
slow, and as . consequence they are
entirely unpreparsd for tha coGin 6
of winter.
A Pittsburg man wasn't certain o.
precisely how bis wife felt for him
took a dose Of poison to see how she
| would act. But he sickened so quick
| ly that he forgot all about the pur.
pose Of the taking of the poison, and
died without knowing how bis wife
felt. It is plan that few husbands
Will waa. to follow to learn how their
wives feel for them.
It is singular happening that at
tempts at church destruction should
take place in adjoining counties as
YES the case in Mifiiin and SNYDER
counties. In Snyder county IN at
tempt was made to blow to pieces the
| Methodist church at Beavertown, end
about the same time an attempt was
made to destroy the Methodist c6urcf
at Three Locks. Miff1in county with
dynamite.
Last Saturday night William Smith
a farmer near Parkesburg, Pa.
heard soms one in his house down
stairs. He got a double barrelled
gun and went down. Presently be
saw the form OF man and fred al
the burglar The thief fell to the
floor dead. When the light was turn.
ed on the dead thief was recognized
IS q man who had not long since
been in the employ of s'E' Smith.
Buy your hunting dogs and have
them acquainted before the hunting
season opens have the following
to offer. guaranteed thoroughly brok'
ea on their game and reliable. Fox
hounds, rabbit hounds, beaglea, sst
ters and pointers; sleo some fins
Newfoundlanda, spaniels, collies, fox
and bull terriers; fancy poultry and
pigeons; Belgium and German hares;
prices low. J. HOWARD TAYLOR.
Aug West Chester, Pa.
The Newport Ledger of the 7tll
inst, says: -Anotber attempt was
made last Thursday night TO wreck
No. z, west of the Rope Ferry by
placing down short pieces Of iron
T. rails between the timbers of q
bridge crossing little creek. The
rails we're broken off and tho trac';
damaged. Sam. Weiland, a track
hand was arrested, charged With tie