Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-01-28

10 hepfeStn!aliNc IleiTich auu sen
ator Mitchell our thanks are rendered
for public documents.
A dense fog prevailed on Friday and
Friday evening, that set people talking
about London and London fogs.
Freeburg has six business places that
have each large lamp lit at night III
front OF the house.
Duck hunting seems to have gone
out of existence, possibly on accoun; of
tie scarcity of ducks
Twenty turbulently disposed tramps
in the soup house made the presence Of
officer Wilson necessary there last We'd
nesday night.
How many lady school directors will
be elected at the February election
The new Constitution permits the elec-
ton of women TO that Office.
The weather on Saturday was as
chanceab.c as the colors of chameleon.
BY Sunday morning, however. it was
steadfast enough 90 satisfy Laplander
Shrlley's store was entered on Monday
night h. thieves, who stole 4 number Of
shoes and two boxes OF gloves. The en-
trance was eff.ctei by removing pane Of
gla.s from one Of the front windows.
4 neighbar relates that in crossing
Meyers ridge last Friday he saw dau
deliun stalk with 4 blossom The early
development of that plant is submitted
to the consideration of the scientific
el,tor of the Altoona Tribune, who has
been so assiduously noticing the pro
grlss of vegetable phenomena in the
Alleghenies this winter.
What's tie matter y i;h the Register
The usual annual local notice that
ground hog day is approaching, has no;
been published this season. Awake
arise and write that local, or the day
and hog, with or without his shadow,
may pass without its local. 1t won't
do to slight the pig aeighbOr; it makes
such Il convenient local.
\ COUPLE of gentlemen from this
town were impressed with the uncer
tainty of justice IN q police court III
city IN this S,ate, by recently witness
ing the Guing of a woman 10 the amount
of FIVE dollars for disorderly conduct on
the street, wli,e a man who had un
mcrcifulIy beaten bis wife at home, was
only fined three dollars
To MEND CHINA-Take very thick
solution of gum arabic in water, and
stir into it plaster of Paris until the
mixture Is Of a proper consistency
Apply it with brush 10 the fractured
edges Of china and stick them together.
In three days the articles cannot be
broken in the same place. The white
ness of the cement renders it doubiy
valuable. -Er.
IRoN IN THE BLooD.-When the
blood is well supplied with its iron ele-
ment, We feel vigorous and full of ami
NATION. 1t is an insufiiciency of this
vital element that makes US fee. weak
and low spirited in such cases the Pc
ruvran Syrup "a Protoxide of lronl can
supply this deficiency, and its use will
iuyigoratc us wonderfully.
Officer Y ilsou and Mr.. Lcudon re-
turned from Pltisburg without the par
ties who burglarized the business places
of London and North. One youth,
about l6 years old, with pair of iden-
tilted boots and a suit of identified
clothes on, was in custody. He de-
clared that he had bought tacm in Lew
istown. Wilson and Loudon proposed
to pay the regular costs in the case and
take the prisoner. Fifty dollars more
were asked They would not pay it
and returned without the prisoner.
ANOTHER confidence game was played
near the Union Depot, Pittsburgh, on
Saturday last, and that time two drov-
ers, NJ. johnson, of Coshocton, Ohio,
and John Regenthaler, of East Liber-
ty, were the victims. They we're ap
preached by man who, also assuming
the role of drover, represented that
he had car load of sheep to dispose Of
which he was willing to deliver in Eas;
Liberty at five cents per pound. As
sheep we're worth six cents a pound
the drovers thought they had good
bargain, and Immediately closed on it
advancing the man forty dollars with
which to pay some charges and settle
sundry little bills that he owed. He
left with the money, and the drover'
have not since seen him or the sheep
-.7it0ona Tribune.
FAYErTE TOWNSHIP.