Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-09-25
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, Sept -, 800.
TOWN AND COUNTRY.
EoR SALE CHEAP.-A L;!e Scholar
ship inJ. G. Mumford's Business aud
Telegraph College at Philadelphia. A
fine chance for young man that wishes
to prepare himself for business. Inquire
at the SENTINEL Office.
Mn. SAMUEL LEONARD offers for sale
some very fac tracts of Woodland in Fay
cite township. See hand bills.
WANTED Rces at the Patter-
sod Iolse wants one hunlred bushels OF
Oats for which cash market price will be
paid.
TEACHER WANTEp.-A Male Teacher
to take charge of :he Patterson School,
Term-fSe months. Apply Immediately.
J.E. HOLLO3AUGH. Pres.
T.. J. NASGLE, Sec'y.
The Rev. j. L. ANTHONY requests us
TO announce that, in consequence of an III
gent necessity for his presence elsewhere,
there will be no services in the Lutheran
Church on next Sabbath, 29th inst.
VALUABLE Property AT PRIVATE
S.LE-Persons desiring to purchase
beautiful aud pleasant house would do well
to call upon Or. Kempfcr, as he offers
for sale his fine residence in the Borough
Of Patterson. Sept, 4, lS67-tf.
Picnic There viii be Picnic
held on Saturday next in the grove ada
cent to ThompSontown. Judging from
the persons who are named on the Com
mittee of arrangements, this will be tie
Picnic Of the season.
New BAKERY.-Wm Rec, has start
ed bakery III the basement Of the Patter-
sor House, in Patterson Fresh bread
rolls, cakes, etc, always on haul. Buy
your bread at the new bakery. 1t is
cheaper than buying -four.
GRAIN WANrEp.-The undersigned,
having been appointed Agent by Noah
Her.zler, will purchase all kinds of Grain
At Thompsontown. Persons having Grain
TO sell will fad i, to their advantage to
give NE call.
Sept. 25-it*. JACOB W. KuRTz.
MORE CoUNTERfEIrS.- S.-Countcrfeit $50
notes on The Fourth National Bank o.
Philadelphia and the First National Bank
of Indianapolis, Indiana. are in circula-
ton, and counterfeit $40 notes on the |
Third National Bank of Philadelphia are
said to be numerous.
New LIVERY STABLE-Messrs Rees
Il Lemon have opened livery stable, in
Patterson. Their buggies, carriages, etc.
are all new and in the best Of order Bug
gies hired and passengers conveyed TO any
part of the county on reasonable terms.-
They solicit share of patronage. Or
ders lef. at Reese's Restaurant promptly
attended to.
NEW FIRM Messrs Thomas J. Frow
and Thomas L. Parker, having purchased
the interest Of Mr.. jacob Sulou.f, still |
continues to carry on the merchantile bus
-iuess at the Crystal Paace They are
both young men, attentive and obliging
In their business transactions, and being |
intimately acquainted in this community,
We have 20 doubt they will merit and re-
,eeive liberal share of public patronage
OYsTERs.-As the oyster season is |
about commencing and everybody don't
know that Bill Rees keeps the best Res
'taurant in the county we will inform them.
For oysters done up in every style call at
Reess Restaurant in the Patterson House
afor the accommodation of ladies'. Mr.
.Eecs has furnished fine parlor adioiu-
ing the Restaurant where oysters will be
furnished to suit the taste. Give Rees a
call-he knows how TO keen \ hotel