Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-03-14
Gbs Suniata Stntiutl.

Gbs yuniata Ssntiutl.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. March "a, 1906
TOWN AND { )UNTRY.
FRESH SHAp have made their appear
ance 10 our market at the moderate price
of one dollar each.
THE BILL to compel the different cor.
porations to put sluices in the dams on
the Susquehauna and its tributaries, has
passed the Legislature finally.
NOTICE To SYSTEMATICALLY many
of our subscribers are changing their
places of residence, they will please give
us notice so that we can forward the
SENTINEL regularly to them.
Our young friends, John II. and Will
liam H. Rollman, have recently had their
room re-ftted and it now presents a very
neat appearance. From the fact that they
are the only firm that advertise in the
SENTINEL, we believe they eau sell their
goods cheaper than any other establish
ment in the county.
CHANGEs.-General moving day will
soon be at hand. Among other changes
is that of landlords. The Union Hotel,
purchased by Mr.. S. Z. Notes.-The, is to
be closed. Mr.. Notes:iue takes the .Ju-
niata Hotel, now occupied by Mr.. Snyder
Capt. +. NJ. Mickey VIII take command"
OF the Pennsylvania House in Patterson
AN Accommodation Tram has been
placed on the Pennsylvania Railroad, to
run between Miffiiu and Harrisburg. The
train leaves Miflin at 6 so A. NJ arri-
wing in Harrisburg at 100 A. NJ. Re-
turning, leaves Harrisburg az 1880 P.
NJ, arriving here at 5,l5 i. N. This
train will prove a great accommodation to
the people on the line OF the read.
WE understand the young men Of this
borough contemp plate making all effort to
raise fund for the purpose eff erecting i
Hall and establishing a reading room
We hope they may succeed in their un-
dertaking, for something of the kind
would not only be beneficial, brt would
be the means of keeping them out of sa-
looms and other like places.
a SOLDIER friend desires us to say that
ne seen his nam published in connection
with the corperhead meeting in Perrys.
vile ana that it was so used without his
consent. He further said that he is op
posed to sympathy with treason, let it be
called a johnson meeting or by any other
name, and that he can not aft late with a
set of men who gave Their sympathy and
moral support to the rebels in their efforts
to overthrow the Government, while he
was languishing in a southern prison pen.
A Just rebuke.
We hear it stated that Baruum is very
anxious to purchase the Iiece of ordnance
used at the copDerhead (misscal!ed john
SOM meeting in Perrysyille two weeks
AGO. 1t is the last relic Of the army that
marched on Washington, and is priced as
a great curiosity. The caliber of this
cannon is the same as that used in our
army to strap on the buck of a ~jackass,
and we presume it was used in the same
manner on the occasion alluded to above,
as the asses assembled at that meeting
were very numerous.
THE SPRINa ELEcrIoNs.-Friday the
18th inst, is the day for the election OF
officers for our Boroughs and Townships.
The people should see to it, ttat none but
careful, prudent, honest men be chosen
to manage financial affairs, and that cleo
ton officers, justices and cOnstables be
we'll informed, v%isilant, thorough men, to
preserve the purity of the ballot box and
the public peace, and to prevent a load
of paupers being imposed upon US. New
er, therefore, had the great body of our
people more necessity to be cautions and
wise in choosing their domestic rulers,
who are to guard our rights, preserve the
peace, and expend our money.
GoS- The Senate of the State and Union
State Convention have both passed reso-
buttons, requesting the Hon. Edgar Cow
au to resign his position as Z. S. Senator
for this State. Mr.. Cowan, ever since
the war began, has acted mainly in oppo-