Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1896-10-14

'A 400 AZ water 6fOuSnS ana stag
nant pools last Saturday, October 10.
Saurkraut making and house clean
ing time is here, and that kind OF
work goes merrily on ir many places.
Edward Ellis had a digging iron
to fall on his right foot at the black.
smith shop on Thursday. which made
him quite lame for awhile. He il
again able TO be about business as
usual.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the
Lutheran church of McAlisterville,
will hold a Chicken.and Waffle Sap.
per on the 3rd day of Novsmber. Al
are cordially invited.
DAISY SHoTzBARaER,
Secretary.
The fret killing frosts Of Friday
and Saturday nights, were followed
by rain on Sunday night and Mon
day, October IL, which is a much
earlier rain than in many past years
and if soaking rain is q fore runner
of an early winter, this year will give
US winter weather early.
The Palmer-Buckner democrats
declare themselves the pure blooded
democracy. They call the BRYAN
two-tailed Sewsn- Watson Vice Presi
Dental ticket anything and every.
thing but democrats. That is mat
ter between themselves to settle. The
thing for republicans to do is to vote
the republican ticket, and they will
do right.
| The women are said to be vain, bui
il you want to know how many vain
men there are in town, observe how
they scan their image reflected in the
plate windows of the National Bank
when they walk by. The window is
a pretty good looking glass, and the
men like to look st themselves es
they go by. They look in more than
the women de.
The old soldier who goes to the
election place On the 3rd Of Novem-
Der and votes for Bryan votes against
what he fought for in the army. He
votes against the cause that the
Union army put down, and having
declared by his vote that what he
fought for was wrong, he is indirect
ly declaring against his own pension.
Vote the republican ticket.
E. G. Gushard of tins place while
hunting on the mountain opposite
Licking Creek caught sight Of large
bear emerging from the heavy
growth Of laurel. Gushard fred 3
shots at the animal, killing it, and
sold it 10 a Harrisburg panty also
hunting thereabouts. and thereby re-
allied S25 cash. The bear is the
only one shot this autumn by any
one living in town.
The democratic orator who is trav
cling the county, talking about re-
pub!icans stealing had better revise
hia speeches Choose bosweon that
and having yonr dishonest practice
published IN the newspapers. 4
spesch goes little further than its
hearers, but when published in G
newspaper it msy bs sent anywhere.
The aforesaid orators record on hon
esty would make Interesting reading
in newspaper.
Miss Muscatine K. Diehl has just
returned from Philadelphia where
she bought a large stock OF uow mill
inery goods in the latest s.ylea.
Ribbons, feathers, bonnets, hats and
all other kinds Of novelties ussd by
the ladies' for personal decoration.
The Misses Diehl are well known ss
skillful ladies in the millinery depart
nlent of business. They give prompt
aad polite attention and honest work
at roasonabis prices.
Bay your bunting dogs and hsge
them acquainted before tho hunting
eceson opsns- I have the following
to offer. guaranteed thoroughly brok-
en- On their game and reliable. Fox
hounds, rabbit hounds, besglas, sst.
tsrs and pointers; also some fine
Newioundiands, spsnieis, coliics,' fcz
and bull terriers; fancy poultry and
pigeons; Belgium and German heres;
prices low. J. HowAsp TAYLOR.
Aug.27,Iy. West Casster, Pa.
JEFF Davis "Lost Cause" lies hid
den under the States Rights plank
il the Bryan platform. Ii Bryan
succeeds the people may just as well
stop their pensions and all BENEFICIARY
work for the Union soldiers cor one
of the great principles that we've
fought for against rebellion will have
been endorsed by Bryan's election
and therefore the soldier business
against rebellion will have been pro,
nouoced farce bv vote OF the peo-
pie.
Businees travelling men visiting
this town, have been offering to sell
goods on the condition ttst if Nc
Kinley is elected, the goods are to be
paid for. Ii Bryan is elected tho
goods are not to be paid for, but sre
to be sent back to the house from
which they we're purchased. So
reader you see how the business oi
the country lies trembling in the bal
auce, depending oa the election. II
Mckinley wins business willimpreye.
If Bryan wins business will grow
poorer.
Vote the republican ticket and con
6dence will be restored in business
circles. Business nea will engage
IN enterprises; banks .S;ii sec their
way clear to keep those who ars Will
ing and honest enough 70 help them
selves at work, and a new life and a
new prosperity will dawn upon the
country that will be felt in eyery ds-
partmant of life. If you elect Bryan