Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-04-03

WEDNESDAY MORNING, April 3, -eoh
TOWN AND COUNTRY.
For SALE CHEAP.-A Life Scholar
ship in j. C. Mumford's Business and
Telegraph College at Philadelphia. A
fine chance for young man that wishes
to prepare himself for business. Inquire
at the SENTINEL Office.
THE Pennsylvania Canal will be opened
for navigation on the 18th of April.
Rev. Mr.. ANTHONY, of North Caro-
lima, has accepted call from tie tie Luther
an Cnurcn OF this place, and intends
moving here soon. He is said to be an
able and eloquent minister.
HIGH ScHooL.-Mr. zimmerman, Son
and Daughter opened their school in this
place on Monday last under very fdvora-
BILE auspices. The school already numbers
over eighty scholars. They are compe-
tent teachers and should be patronized.
Mr.. JonN MCLaUGELIN, formerly of
Lcwistown, has purchased the goodwill
and fixtures of the Juniata Hotel Note
stine's) We have known Mr. McLaugh-
I'm for number of years and can assure
our friends that they will find him an
obiising and clever landlord
Mr.. LEVI Keller, having purchased
the Chair Mandatory from c. W.
We;zei, is prepared to manufacture neat,
cheap and substantial work. As Mr.. Rel
Ter is first-class workman, we have no
doubt he will merit and receive liberal
share Of patronage.
THE FAKIR OF EIsHNU gave four en-
tertainments in this place last week and
had crowded house every evening. The
performances were good, and the gifts and
the manner of awarding them ELECTED
much amusement. HI expects TO be here
again in about SIX or seven weeks.
CHANGED UANDs.-N T. LittleGeld
has sold out his Tia and Sheet Iron es-
tablsbment to Mr.. Ed Shelleuberger, of
Patterson. Mr.. Shellenberger has en-
ployed fist-closs workman in the person
of Mr.. j. d. Magruder. We wish him
abundant success in his new enterprise
New DooKs.-Thc following books
can be had at John NJ Thompson's News
Agency in Perrysville, Pa: BeadieS and
Monroe's Dime Novels-just out, Blank
Books, Deeds, Notes, Receipts and usti-
ce.' Blanks, Normal Series OF Mathama,-
ics, Sanders Readers and Payson, Dem
ton d Scribuer's New System Of Pen
maaship, at Introduction prices.
THE SACRAMENT OF TIE LORDS Sur,
PER, will be administered in the PresbY-
terian Church at Perrysyille, on next
Sabbath, april - There will be ser
vices this "wednesday evening, and
every evening this week, at o'clock Z.
NJ, and also on Friday and Saturday
mornings, at 10 o'clock.
The Pastor will be assisted by the Rev.
J. n. Hays, Of the Presbytery of Cal
Isle.
TRANsPLANTiNG TREEs.-lf people
planting orchards would give strict orders
20 mark the north side Of trees with red
chalk before .hey are taken up, and when
set out TO have the tree put in the ground
with its north side 10 the north, in its nat
ural position, larger proportion would
live Ignoring this law of nature is one
cause of SO many transplanted trees dying.
If the north size is exposed to :he south
the Leaf of the sun is too great for that
side of the tree to bear, and therefore it
dries up and decays.
Mr.. SAMUEL STRAYER of the firm of
Hecht & Strayer has purchased of Levi
Hecht all his real estate and his interest
in the clothing and furniture business in
the borough Of Patterson. The clothing
and furniture business will hereafter be
conducted by Mr.. Strayer, who is one of
the most clever and obliging business men
in the county. He has large stock of
Clothing, Furniture, &c, which he is sell
ing at rcduded prices. Everybody should
drop 10 and see his goods. We bespeak
for him liberal share of public patronage.