Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-12-02
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

The N. L. Church was dedicated on SUM-
day.
d. p. Sulouf has brought a blooded
horse.
A new Organ at a reduced price, for sale
For particulars call at this office.
4 brilliant rainbow appeared in the north
west on Friday morning, shortly after sun
rise.
Philadelphia market quotations on Non
day, Nov. 9O.-Wheat, amber, 81 .25,ol .2S.
Oats 6Gc.
Sheriff Hamilton has bought house and
lot on Cherry street, of c. B BARLEY, for
the sum Of $1,000.
The three Sunday Schools of this place
held Union meeting in the Vi. Z. Church
last Sabbath at p. NJ.
Mr.. b. F. Kepnei has put board walk
along the front OF his lot on the corner of
Patterson avenue and East Point.
Three thousand dollars and upwards were
subscribed during the ceremonies OF the
dedication OF the NJ. L. Church on Sabbath
A Sabbath School Convention, under the
direction of Huntingdon Presbytery, will
be held at Lewistown December 18th and
10th, 1874.
MIR. Muthersbaugh has bought the desi-
rable house and lot, owned by Mrs. Gala
her. at the south end of Main street. Price
paid Sisoq,
The Public Schools of Mifiiin will hold
their second annual Entertainment in Gray
bills Hall, Friday evening, the ilth inst
All are invited.
In Nh. Metlin's of,ce - that of Register
and Re Recorder-there have been Al letters
of administration granted aud 2s wills pro-
tatcd within the past year.
Bloomsburg. Sunbury, and Northumber-
land want the State Fair, and are applying
for it. What have the officers Of River-
side Park Association done in that direc-
ton 2 Try 1t, gentlemen.
We purpose sending bills to all who owe
us for the period of one year. Many owe
us for a longer time. Ii may be a month
before we get through; meanwhile, all who
know themselves indebted to us will confer
favor H. rot waiting for the receipt OF a
bill. but by coming forward and paying up.
The editor of the Lewistown Gd-effe says
that a ..pileated woodpecker'' found It's
wav into his yard, and then talks about the
districts of timber that the bird frequenfs.
We knew HIM TO be authority Oh Geology
but that he added Ornithology to his ac-
ouirements was unknown 10 US. The first
rare bird we chance TO capture shall be sent
10 him.
Last Saturday lean, gangly, light-com-
plected young man, about SIX feet tail, who
until the day before had been in the en-
nlov of ex-Sheriff Hamilton as a painter,
hired a horse and buggy at d. 7. Suiouh
livery stable ostensibly to drive to Perrys-
vile, promising TO return soon after noon
After dinner Mr.. Sulouff received a des-
match stating that the horse and buggy
could not be returned before 5 O'Clock r. NJ,
but they were not returned at that hour
On Sunday morning SulOufi sent man to
Perrvsville TO look up his missing property
The agent was informed that the young
man in possession of the horse and buggy
had left that morning about daylight In 'ht
direction of Tuscarora Valley. That was
epougb TO demonstrate that the fellows In
tentions were not honest. The constapu'
larry fcrce of Mifllintown was called on, and
did efficient service that day and grea
portion of Monday in looking for the thiei
lie had, however, so concealed ms tracA'
that his whereabouts was not discovered
On Monday, the afternoon mail tram, wes.
ward bound, brought Alpheus Louden IRON
Newport to this place. He stated that Oh
Sunday two men in a buggy drawn by one
horse. came to Newport. That one OF th'
party told him that the concern did not DC
long to either of them, that the man wh'
drove it had overtaken him on the road ant
simply hauled him thai far, and while the!
were entering Newport had told him tina
he had hired the "concern" at Mifiintown
Mr.. Louden further stated that on Monda.
morning the party in whose charge tn
horse and buggy seemed to be, LETT the mar
ness and buggy, hired a saddle, and rod'
away in the direction Of Bloomfield. Lou
den's statement was calculated TO afous
the conjecture that the horse and bugg.
belong to Sulouff. Mr.. Sulouf went u
Newport on Monday evening.