Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1896-09-23

the afternoon.
Large carp are being caught in the
river by different parties now and
then. Jeremiah Thompson secured
one weighing II pounds and another
that weighed 6 pounds. Thomas Su.
iouf also caught 10 pouuder.
On next Sunday Rev. A. N. Raven
will preach on the following themes:
Morning:-"Life's Warfare"
Evening: - Comfort for tired
mothers
The public are cordially invited to
both services.
"Fhe Lewistown Water COMPANY
will put reservoir in Minehart's
Gap, 225 feet long by 100 feet wide
in the clear, with an average depth
OF 10 feet. The heigth of this reser
voir above the public square in Lew
istown will be 2S5 feet
In 1892, Presidential candidate
Bryan voted for Weaver the popu-
listic candidate for the Presidency,
and therefore has no claims on the
democratic party and the democratic
party will show him how they appre-
clate his fast and loose work. They
will give him a sound threshing at
the ballot box.
Lest Saturday evening the remains
of Mrs. Elizabeth Weller. were
brought from Harrisburg to Port
Royal where she lived years ago.
After services il the Lutheran church,
she was taken for interment to Good
vile cemetery in Fayette township.
Her maiden name was Mrs. Elizabeth
Yoder. She died of cancer, aged 65
years, 5nos and 13 days
1t is only three years ago that the
democratic party was the foe of sill
Yer. 1t is only three years ago that
Mr.. Cleveland's extra session Of Con
gress was planning to repeal the re
publican silver act of Congress which
required the Government to buy 81.
100000 silver every month. The
democracy are changeable enough to
make an uncertain weather bureau.
The man who travels the country
making speeches to produce An un-
kind feeling between town and coun-
try people is an enemy of the human
family. The towns cannot live with.
out the country and the country can
rot live without the towns. If all
people were town people it would be
slim living. and if all people were
country people it would be slim liv-
ing.
Men by the thousand every week
go to Canton, Ohio, to visit Mckinley
Last Saturday more than ten thou
sand men visited the Major and ex-
pressed their purpose to do all they
can to secure his election. Mr.. Me-
Kinley is not swinging around the
circle for votes He is staying at
home and shaking hands with the
tens of thousands who call on him
every week.
The true meaning of the democrat
ic platform when put into practice is
a low tariff for cheap foreign goods;
for free silver; free beggars bread;
free beggars' soup; free beggars'
clothes; free poor house. May Prov
idence deliver US all from such G
state of freedom. Vote the republi-
can ticket and help to make better
times, 80 that we may escape such q
state Of freedom.
Keep your eye on the man who
say he is a republican, but because
he has some little personal spite is
sneaking around to cut the ticket.
Ii mar has an honest conviction
that the principles of his party do
not suit him, he should vote accord
ingly, but that is one thing and hold
ing spite because OF some little thing
as failure to securs nomination is
quite another thing.
Mrs Mary c., widow of Joseph A
Bennett and three minor children,
were recently granted a pension.
The soldier served in three different
enllstments, one of which was Com.
paay c, 3rd Reg't Potomac Home
Brigade of Maryland, and dates back
from May 21, 1895. Power Of Atty
was changed, Sept 14th, 1895, and
the claim was then successfully pros
ecated through the agency of VIM.
Fry, Mexico, Pa. .......
Buy your hunting dogs and have
them acquainted before the hunting
season opens bsve the following
to offer. guaranteed thoroughly brok-
en- on their game and reliable. Fox
hounds, rabbit hounds, beagles, set
ters and pointers; also some fine
Newfoundlands, speniels, coll;es, fox
and bull terriers; fancy poultry and
pigeons; Belgium and German hares;
prices low. J. HOWARD TAYLOR.
Aug g-27,iy. West Chester, Pa.
What this country now needs and
must have, is tariff that will give
the Government enough money to
pay the pensions and daily expenses,
and start the manufacturing estab
lishments so that men can get work,
and that will settle the hard times.
When men can get work to earn a
living; to earn dollars the question of
hard times will have been solved.
Vote the republican ticket and there
by help to create the means where
by honest money can be earned and
an honest living maintained.
The gold and silver question is an
important one, but it is not nearly so
important as the question of the tar
iff If the democratic tariff continues
the hard time will continue and grow
worse regardless of the money ques-
4;on nnI Il 10 Tho bod tariff ba added