Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1865-11-29

"a We invite alteuIlon 10 inc new al
svcrtisement Of Mickey and Pennell, who
have just returned from the ity with a
very large and fine assortment of new
goods. 1t will be seen by their Seized
ule of prices, that they are selling goods
a little lower than any body else in the
county. Read their advertisement.
BSS- We would call attention TO the ad-
vertisement Of Sulouff, Frow and Parker,
in another column. Go to the Crystal Pal
ace if you want to see the largest and
best selected stock Of goods in the county.
They are constantly receiving new in
voices and are always prepared to fill or
ders, large or small. This is the place to
go for bargains.
THIEVES ABoUT.-On- Saturday night
last some thieves entered the Jewelry
Store of T. r. Mcclellan and relieved
him o. about twenty-five dollars worth of
material, &c. They effected their en-
trance by removing the window above the
door. 1t was quite lucky for Tom that
he had the precauticn to take his watches
and jeweiry home, or the thieves would
have made quite 4 haul.
SorTENING HARD WATER.--Some
twenty years ago, a well was dug twenty
feet deep, on the Cottage Hill Farm, near
Rayeua, Ohio. 1t contained eight feet of
vater-aftsr being stoned-the earth
about which was blue clay, and the water
was very hard. This serious defect was
cured entirely, aud the water softened per-
mauently by putting Into the well about
four feet Of gravel Of the size Of beans
and upwards.
TRUE.-The man who does not take
the paper or who takes the paper and
does not read the advertisements, can
never be said to be well posted. The ad-
refreshments indicate not only the bust
ness enterprise of the place in which
they are published, but the enterprise of
the advertiser. When you zee a man
who ndvertises literally, you may be sure
of finding a good stock in his store
that he keeps up with the market, and
always sells a little cheaper than those
who do not advertise. Oar readers may
Away be certain of getting good bar
gains fIom those who advertise i'll the
SENTINEL.
WINTER B0yNETs.-Hobbs, of the
Geaesco Republic, speaks as follows of
tn. new style of bonnets :-"We like the
Winter style of bonnets. If they are
not of the "come and kiss me- order then
we are no Judge. We do not know what
TO call them, or what to liken them to,
but butes they are, and no mistake. A
certain class of countenance shows OF to
amazing advantage in them-like a sage
cheese in a flower patch, or a new moon
set in marygolds. They do bring out
the face hugely, and you take one of these
large, acknowledgment faces, and they
very much from the old "coal %scuttle,""
but between the two it is hard to choose.
But they are the fashion, and what's
fashion is right, of course"
ROBBERY IN PERRYsvILLE.-On the
night of the Goth inst. Jas. b. Keene's
Jewelry Store, Robert Logan's Grocery,
and James Wix's Shoe Shop, were enter
ed by some unknown Williams, who were
provided with keys for the purpose, and
robbed of valuable property. From Mr..
Keene's Jewelry Store the thieves select
ed a number of the best watches and a
fine assortment Of Jewely, amounting to
about 5000. From the Grocery they took
cutlery, candy, figs, nuts, ard a lot of
toilet articles. Mr.. Nix was the loser OF
a pair of fine boots and a number of I'M
finished CATERS. 1t is conJectlred that
the thieves we're not experienced in the
business, or they would not have left so
much behind them. Any information
that will lead to the detection of the
thieves will be thankfully received, and
the informant will be amply rewarded
The county is flooded with Williams, who
are too lazy to earn their bread by honest
means, and who are seeking every oppor-
tunity to practice their unlawful calling.
Our citizens should be on their guard.
By REFERENCE to our advertising
columns it will be seen that DR.. Derr has
procured machinery by the use of which
he can extract teeth without pain. We have