Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-05-01


OLD PRIcEs.-We are happy to announce
to the public that Messers Frank, Cook
Co, of Patterson, have JUST received ;
large stock of New Goods wh;c they arr
selling at the old prices, at which good
were sold before the war. They have
muslins at ten cents per yard and othel
goods at equally low rates. Persons wish
Ing to purchase goods should not fail tc
call and examine their stock as they charge
nothing for showing their goods
|. o. Q. Fin pursuance to proc'a
nation of the NJ ost Worthy Grand Sire
of the Order of Odd Fellows in the
United States, setting apart the 26th day
Of Apri! as a day of Thanksgiving to a
kind Providence for preserving the unity
Of the Order during the late Rebellion,
the Oid Fellows Of Juuia.a county as
sealbed in this borough and celebrated
the day 10 a very appropriate manner.
-Four Lodges were represented-Thonp-
sontown Lodge, No. 357, Perrysvile
Lodge, No. $50, Lost Greek Lodge, No
566, and Miiilin,vwn Lodge, M. ISL
numbering IN procession about two hun
dred. The procession was headed by the
Juniata Coruet Band, aud after parading
the different streets OF our two BoIoughs,
they repaired to the N. L Church, where
addresses were delivered by Rev n. S.
Buckingham and Rev. j. c. uagey. 1t
Is not Our design to speak of the addresses
for the ability o. the Re:erned ceut.e-
men Is go we'll known in this community.
that the mere announcement of Their be
ing present on such an occasion would OF
itself ensue full house They are both
live Odd Fellows, aud VIC believe 40 man
can be true member of that Order uu.
less lie Is consistent christian. The
g.udy regalia worn on such public occa-
s!Jns is the cause of grea. deal OF com
msnt By those not acquainted with their
symbolic meaning, and. indeed, 1t NAV
seem iTltiIng 10 see men psrading the
streets with slch apparently grotesque
uniforms, but to those who have seen the !
goat" their co!ors snd eu.blems are full |
Of significant meaning. Just before the
procession was dismissed they formed on
Bridge street, in front Of their Hall, and
Nr. Weimer took large sized photo
;rsph Of them, after which the mem bcrs
'cl aired to their several homes fully CON
iinced that the day was proitaby speut
y them.
COURT PEocEEDIaGs.-The following
5 a list Of causes disposed of a. The April
Term Of Court:
John ". KRONER vs. John Sellers
Continued
john 2. Thompson aud Sarah Ann
lhoniIs Ison, his wife, Cor the sole and se,-
rate use Of the said Sarah Ann Thouly- (
on vs.. joseph Kemp. Plaintiff took
Ion suit
Robert Vincent VS.. Hugh McNeal.-
'et'led BY the parties
Amos Snyder vs.. James Graham
Judgment by consent Tor FIVE dollars and 7
Usis
Samue, Page and Joseph Long VS.. I.
1oltiker-Airer he evidence was heard
Judgment by consent Of the parties for
'la!nilf ior 1854, aud jury discharged. 5
William Cherry VS., George Smith and ;
Ohm NJ. kauffman.-Scire Faccias on me- :
hanics' licn-p!antiif haG been employ ,
i by John NJ Kaufman as a carpenter ,
0 work at a barn which Kaufman had .
on:racted TO build for Smith. Kauffma
alied to pay him, and he flied a mechan-
cs' iein and brought suit agaus, Smith.
he jury found for the defendants.
Jacob Andrews VS.. Matthew Dousher.
Action of SANDER for saying plaiu-
If stcle his apples. Verde, for plaintiff
l 90.
Charles Weitzel rs. John Sherlock .
eitied by the parties. &
Sarah Stroup, Administrative Of Geo. i
'. StrouP, vs.. W. G. Adams, Admir- of s
)avid Moyer.-After The evidence bad q
cen heard and the jury charged, plaiutiii !;
ook non suit;
Philip Anich v,. Henry Rowe.-This f
'as an action brought by plaintiff on a {
note for $500. The d tendau, Il
LEGGED that be gave the note when drurk h
n1 without any consideration at all. The 5
iry found verdict for the defendant c
John j. Patterson and james NJ Sci. L
rs, Executors Of W. IL. Patterson y, a
ohc NJ. Bartey.-Out On arbitration. b
QUARTER SESSIONS. e
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