Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-04-11
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, april H. 1905
TOWN AND CDUSTRf.
THE bill to allow street EARS to run on
Sunday in Philadelphia has been voted
down in the Senate.
A slight change was made in the time
schedule of the Pennsylvania Railroad
on Sunday, April LIST. See advertisement
In another column.
b. f. Sheilenberser, Esq and brother
Edward, well known mactiaaists of Pat
terson took their departure on Mcnda}
morning for the State of Missourl-hUpe
they may 6nd the Eldorado.
THE election for county Superintendent
will take place at the Court House in
MiHlin.owu, On the lst Tuesday Of May
Those having aspiration in tha5 direction
should be making them knovB.
MR. SNYDER the obIiging landlord OF
tie Pennsylvania Hotel. Patterson, has
thoroughly renovated his house and be
s,ow feels able TO reader comfortable ali
who may favor him aiih ;heig patronage.
We received a letter from Theo. Rnm
baush, Esq, Of walker township, au-
ihorizing Us to say tina; his name was
used by Wm. u. Alison 4 ca, without
any authority from him.
VIZ notice w0rkhen Dusily engaged in
taking up the water pipes IN Patterson
preparatory to the removal Of what Is
known as the Pa,sers n lIou~e-want #
room for the growing bushes Of The
company is the reason.
J. W. SrEvEsoN, Esq has removed
his store from Pe.rysvI..e to Bridge street,
P-atterson-room next door to Snyders
hotel. Mr.. Stevenson is a clever fellow
aad a good business nan, and we b,speak
for him success in his new location.
We take pleasure ia referring our read
ers to the advertisement .; Mickey ~
Pencil. They have Just received a large
stock OF print, deiuiucs. groceries, &c,
which they are selling lower than ever.
Read their advertisement and see Tor
yourselves.
"The bard of Avon in speaking OF
love, compares it to an April day, which
Tor Il while shows all the beauties Of tie
sun, but anon a cioud viii come and take
itall away. How APPROPRIATE the compari-
sou-Suaday we had snow, to-day the sun
shines.
We hear 1t said that the Atlantic and
Great Western Railroad Company are
about 70 purchase the canal from the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company with the
view OF converting it into l raj road
If such is the fact, NJ film will become
au important point. Truly, eternal prog
reSs is eternal change.
SEE advertisement Of Drs. Crawford
and Lelght relative TO dissolution q part
Observation-Disclosures Of jniau Bus
iuess College, Neutrality-suspicious.
meDt Of the secret Of catching FISH with
hook and liue-and advertisement o.
III. Is. Zimmerman, in relation TO the
election Of a county Superintendent, all
to be found in ano;her column.
THE Pennsylvania Legislature will ad-
jouru finely on the l2th inst. Among the
most important bills passed Of Interest to
the citizens of this county. is the Fish
and Poor House bills. The former re
}a-eS to the free assent Of shad IN the
Susquehanna aud its tributaries while the
the whole County whether they wisE d
poor house or not. Tue election will
come off on the first OF May.
CoNTRACTS.-Ihc contract for repair
ing the Court House and Yard wa, award
cd by the Commissioners on FRIDAY. 3cih
nit, to George .iacots, Esq Of this Town
for 1897.
The contract for building a new bridge
1t T~hompsontown, was awarded TO John
Sherlock of Beale township, for S40t.
The above were the lowest responsible
proposals.
NR. GEORGE GosHEE begs leave TO
inform the public generally that he still
continues to carry oa the Numbering bus
mess in the borough Of Patterson. He
keeps constantly on hand lumber of all
descriptions used for building purposes,
such as white pine and hcmlock boards,
shingles. plasterins lath, seantling, strip
plug, roofing hath, pailing, &c You would
DO well to give him a call before pUrchas-
ing elsewhere.
LIFE OF ABRAHAM L3NCoLN.-Df. } |
Il. Holland, formerly known as limo
thy Titcomb," has written a history Of
the late President Lincoln comprising 4
full and c6mI !ete narrative Of his event
tul life, with incidents of his early His
tory, his career as a lawyer and politician.
aud his Advancement to the Presidency,