Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-03-18
PENN'A. R. R. TIME TABLE.
LOCAL fNTELLIGkNCk.

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Hess's Gallery is the p;ace to get your
picture taken.
Tom Hamilton has changed hi, deck boat
to an open boat
Ferdinand Rohm is preparing TO erect
building on his le, on Nam street, Patter-
son
The ground hog turned tail last week,
and Eow everybody says he is false
prophet.
Stewart Mccullough and Jacob Lemon
landed carload OF Iowa horses st Perrys-
vii, last week.
See advertisement of sale of fsrra in
Beale township, by the administrator, Louis
T. Atkinson, Esq.
Jacob Lemon is making new openings for
the mining OF iron ore on his property in
GuiiioTd township
There was enough storm last week to
40 month. SO people would have it if
zb-y ruled the winds.
wm. Allison, Esq. is home on short
sojourn from his place as an inspector in
;he Custom House IN Philsdelphis
Within the past four years the Methodist
churches OF Williamsport have been instru-
mental in the conversion of 1000 people
The contract for grading the Selinsgrove
snd North Branch Railroad has been
awarded TO John Gaughler, Esq, OF Selins-
grove.
Sheriff London hts put down portion
OF the deck OF Iom Hamilton's boat along
-ho south side OF his home property for
hoard walk.
che attention Of the reader is dir.cred
70 the advertisement Of Tuscsrora Acad-
envy. II is classical place for boys and
yoEng men.
There is q mystery about The building OF
the railroad in Perry county. The mrs
tery is il not knowing FOR whom it is being
built Or constructed.
john AcEeen, of Walker township.
bought young horse IL Dauphin county,
that was sired by an imported French
Percheron horse that cos, $1,000.
Former students are talking Of holding
grand reunion at Airy View Academy
Professor Wilson has been the ,sscher 0;
many p7o!nincat, and many rising men.
TIE unoccupicd wooden mill at Port Roy
-, E-.-...-,, ~, mill
soon convert it into spoke and handle
TURING factory. We hope they may be
successful in their en:srprise.
Thirty or forty years ago who would not
drink was Thought 30 have Old fogy pro-
ciiyities. There IS light breaking in on the
minds Of the people. They are co1nmenc-
iag 10 realize now that he who drinks away
his money and his health is in fact the
fogy.
Thc new spoke and handle factory in
prospect at Perrysviile, or rather Port
Eoyai, is said viii employ 20 men. We
congratulate our neighbors on the occas-
sion. IT is a plume for their cap. 1t will
be the nucleus of a populatsou of one hum
drcd people within five years.
On Tuesday night of last week some per-
son unlocked The door Of George Goshen's
shop. in Patterson. and took therefrom
twenty five pound sack of -four and about
fifteen pounds of meat. This is the second
lime Mr.. Goshen's shop has been ourgiari-
,rclr arfarad within a week
The sale of the old court house lumb:-
was largely attended on Monday afternoon.
The bidding was spirited. If the detri'
could have taken legs and moved about,
she scene would have presented sight
something akin TO that of sale of sold
army horses."
The case OF a. L. Guss, Of the Cassyille
Orphan School, viii come up for tinai arg'i-
12ent in the Senate Chamber, at Harris
burg, tomorrow. Z. 5. Doty, ESD, will
deliver an argument there. Interest in the
Soldiers Orphans Schools is felt through
out the Commonwealth. Representatives
from almost every seciisn OF the State are
expected TO be present.
Citizens speculate as to where the rail-
road, II it comes south Of town and crosses
the river, vii be made through the hill on
the other side. The natural way to get
through the hill would be for it to continue
down this side OF the river TO point oppo-
site the 'stone house," mile below Pat
terson, ana there cross. A passage through
the hill there can easily DC effected. By
crossing north Of town tie hill can also be
cut without great difficulty.
Col. JOHN NJ. THOMPSON, keeper Of
the State Arsenal at Harrisburg, was
seized by severe chill last Friday,
which resulted in bis death on Satur
day, at his boarding bOuse at Harris
burg. On Monday morning his re-