Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-03-06

TOUa AND COUNTRY.
Ioa SALE CUEAp.-A Lie Scholar
Elm in J. c. Mumford's Business and
TELEGRAPH College st Philadelphia. a
fpe chance for young man that wishes
10 prepare himself for business. Inquire
Z: the SENTINEL Oiice.
SPRING ElEcrIoHs.-The elections
for Borough and Township officers will be
hsld on the 18th Of this month. Let
good men be elected.
The stable attached to Hannan's Hotel,
in Carlisle, was burned on Tuesday night.
Tncend!arisn. No insurance. Two fine
horses, belonging to Mr., Wolf, aud a COW,
Belonging to Mr.. HannOn, were burned.
LouDoX AND JAcNMAY have just re-
cciyel a fresh supply Of Boots ana Shoes,
Travelling Bags, Paper Collars, the Lock
weed Collar, >a, which they are selling
At greate'y reduced prices. Give them L
call.
TIE Rev. H. Baker. OF MELVILLE, Cum
berland county, Pa, will preach in the
Lutheran Church IN M!1lrtova, on Sab
bl.h, March Il, at 10! O'Clock in the
morning, and at 6 o'clock in tie e'eniuE.
A!sl in the Licking Greek Church at
clock in the afternoon.
PUBLIC SALE-WE. ( y. u. Brat
ton. vii o5cr fer sale n their residence
in Walker township, on Tuesday, March
y, 1867 Seven Horses, -Four Colts, Sey
en- Fresh Cows, Nine young C4t;'e, Ywen-
weight Head Of Sheep. Sow<, Pigs, &c,
Y;:h their entire stock oc farming imple-
nents anl household furniture. Sale to
commence u 3 o'clock.
TIN Suop roR SALE.-N. Z Li.tle-
hsld offers for sale lis Tin Shop, consist
Jag Of coed viii and Tools, with his en-
tire stock Of Ware. This is tie only TN
aud Sheet Iron Establishment IN Malja
town, consequently it offers a fae chance
for some person to enter into a good pay
ing business, on . small capita! Posses
sioa given Immediately. Apply to n. 2.
Li,tlefe.d, under the SENTINEL O.ics.
Bitten DY MAD DoG-On Friday
last, three members of the family of Vim
Fry, living about a quarter Of mile
from Shi?pen.burg, were bitten ty rabid
dog. The family observed that some
thing unusual was the matter with the
dog, but did not suppose he was mad
Two Of the children went into the yard,
when the dog attacked and bit them
badly. Mrs. Fry went to their aiI, vixen
she also was bitten. The dog then fed
from the yard, when an alarm was given.
1t was pursued and killed.
MURDER.-lt becomes our painful duty
20 chronicle the death Of Mr. David !
Sgitzer, formerly resident Of Milford !
township, Junlata county. Some few
months since, in company with Mr.. VIII |
ian Groninger, he moved to Missouri |
where they bought themselves tract Of
land and were engaged at farming. The |
:wo families lived in the same building.
and on Monday evening, the 25th rlt., as
they were gathered around their quiet
hesrthstone, two sCeradoes entered, and |
with rcvolvers aimed at the defeuseless |
men, demanded their money. Mr.. Gron-
incef immediately sprans out at the door.
and before they could realize what object |
he had in view, was on his way 10 his |
neighbors for assistance Nhen he re-
turned they found Mr.. Switzer a corpse,
having been sho; through the head and |
-JPuEs tbC LpuHc IaH>aC@ci, aBu the |
females almost frantic. The murderers
obtained about one hundred ana twenty
FIVE dollars. Every effort was made to
capture The cfeuders, and the following
extract viii show how far they have sue |
ceeded:
SAINT LOUIS, March 1st, 1867.-A
special TO the Democrat this mJruing.
from Warreushurg, No, states that Dick
Sauders, the notorious deSperad,, "The
Kuight of Four kevoivers," was found
hung by the neck from a tree, in The
vicinity Of the late murder, lie being,
as rumor says. captured 10 the house OF
his brother in law, By a posse Of ovei
sixty men, some of whom Identified him
as one Of the murderers of Mr.. Switzer
on Monday last. Sanders made no con.
fesslon, but enough Was obtained from
him to show that he belonged to a gang
OF thieves and dpsnaraooes Uhoca ,a..ay |