Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1896-10-07

OF chickens that were
tnirteen feet tall have been found in
the sands OF California.
The .MiAiintown Sound Money
Cup attended republican meeting
at Fort Royal several evenings AGO.
IL was an enthusiastic meeting.
Mrs. Joseph Watts was called to
Philadelphia last week by a despatch
announcing that her brother Mr.. J.
L. bral!ier was prostrated by an at.
tack of apoplexy.
Miss Isabella Schweier took advan-
tage OF two days recess, granted
to the students of Bucknell Universi-
ty, and spent Friday, Saturday and
Sunday at home with her parents.
From all accounts DR.. johnson who
shot DR.. Henry in Duncannon, Perry
Co., stands first rate chance of be
ing hung. The public however will
know moro about the case once it
comes befors the court.
Geo. w. Wilson, Patterson, Pa,
late OF Company 81, 1876, and Com.
pany D. 36 Pa. Infantry, has been
granted an original pension, dating
back to May l, 1895, through the
agency of VIM. Fry, Mexico, Pa.
Mary j., widow of John McMullin,
late of Company I and A, 49th Pa.
inf, Spruce Hill, Pa, has been
granted her pension, dating back
from November 7th. 1895, through
the agency of VIM. Fry, Mexico, Pa.
A fire in DR.. Grubb's Office at !
O'Clock aroused al Thompsontown on
Tuesday morning. The fire caught
from coal fire in o crate. The dam.
age to the property will amount to
several hundred dollars. The fire
was put out by the bucket brigade.
The West India hurricane that
swept along the Atlantic coest last
week, reached speed in places OF
80 miles an hour. When it was trav-
cling at that rate is when it did great
damage. It takes staunch structures
to withstand storm travelling at the
rate Of so miles al hour.
Short crops abroad have advanced
the price- of wheat. Now vote the
republican ticket from beginning to
end, County, State and Nation, and
that will encourage men to engage in
business. The fre will again be lit
in the furnaces, and the spindles end
looms will again take on new life,
and wheat will go higher and times
generally will get better.
Wanted. The men who put OF
structioIs on the railroad track a!
Newport, recently, and for chainipe
a railroad tie on the track few miles
west of Tyrone last Wednesday night
evidently for the purpose of throw
ing a passenger train off the track
The men are wanted by Justice SC
that they can be punished as their
case merits.
Bargains in Photographs: - Until
Oct. 3lst, 1896, 1 will reduce the
price of Cabinet Photographs to 81 .OG
per DOE, during which time tickets
vii! be sold for $1.o0, emitting the
holder TO 1 Doz fine Cabinet Photos
good for the sitting any time within
the year 1896. Don't fail to take sd.
vantage of these prices. Remember
the time. No tickets sold after Oct
31st. Respectfully,
JOSEPH HISS
Bryan was free wool man, and tho
Wilson low tariff bill was the wors.
they could get as it dropped WOO
from 90 ard 25 and 30c to 10 and L.
cents n pound. The wool dealers by
the Wilson bill lost sAl 100000, aud
the sheep raisers and farmers lost
S7l.G00,0G0, aud the sheep ranch
men lost $3.50. 100000 The people
are ignorant or have lost their good
common sense to vote for people wbc
tear industries IN that way.
The National public debt increGssi
during the month of September, one
million, eight hundred and six do!
lars and thirty. six dollars and thirty
four cents. It is high time that 8
republican President is elected &C
that the country be gain placed or
its financial feet. If Mckinley and q
republican Congress be elected the
downward rush of times will be stop
ped, and gradually the times will gel
better. Vote the whole republican
ticket.
Vote for T. X. Beaver and II. Il
Hartman for County Auditors. There
has not been time ia the history o.
the country since rebellion as neces
sary to vote the republican ticket as
now. For not since rebellion have
the principles OF this government!
been in such danger. The republi,
can ticket represents every depart
mcnt of the Nation that rebounds to
the hest industrial and fnaneia! good
of Che whole people. Vote the whole
ticket and you'll make no mistake.
On the 22nd of September Prothon.
o:ary Schoch of Middleburg, Snyder
county, married in the Snyder coun :
ty Court House, David Kelffer of
Woodside, Dauphin county and Mrs.
Mollie Foltz of Salem, Snyder county.
The groom is 6S years old and the
bride 66 years. The bride is tae
mother of fourteen or fifteen cEil,
dreu and the grandmother of fifty.
The aged couple were as nappy rs
they could be and did not hesitate to
jest about taking marriage VOWS so
late in life.
List Of letters remaining uncalled
for in the post office at Patterson, Pa,