Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-11-25
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Ths ground was frezen on Saturday
morning.
Stuffed Rooster, from ThOmpsontOwn.
came in too late for fhis issue.
4 New Organ at a reduced price, for sale.
For particulars call at this office.
The Levistown Sentinel sounds the slogan
for Ruckalew for United States Senator.
Christian G Shelley has bought The Da-
vid Kurtz farm in Walker township, for
S5,syO.
Rev. Mr. alacEweIler has a protracted
meeting in progress in his Licking Greek
Church.
s. {. s Sterrett offers 1T private sale his
valuable tanncry, situated in Spruce Hill
township.
The Teachers Institute will be he'd in
the lecture room of the NJ. Z church At
this place.
The first snow of the season put in its
appearance on Friday morning, and deep
cned to two inches.
Philadelphia market quotations on Mon
day, 23.-Whoat, amber, Sl.2jtol.2s; corn
S3togjc; oats 62to64c.
The reason there are SO many strangers
in Patterson every day-Going to Todd's
Cheap Store for Bargains.
General Beath was a prominent temper
ance man. How he was supported by the
temperance people, see vote.
New Improved American Se"i@s Ma
chine can be bought of J. b. N. Todd fer
SD Buy OF him and save money.
A rush at Todd's Store for OvercOats.
Why? Because you can buy better at one
third less price than YOU can anywhere else
Mr.. David Smith, of Delaware township,
bought the farm of Christian G. Shelley, al
Cross Roads, between Salem and Thomp-
sontowu, for $4,000.
Robert Pannebaker was tumbled out ci
wagon last Thursday at the intersection OF
Third and Washington streets. few
bruises and good scare was the sum of
the injury to the boy.
By Mileritish prophecy, last Friday the
world should have reached lis end IN fire.
The snow. which the Good Being allowed
TO fall, -,s-.t have Interiered with their cal
culatioL.
..While Dr. A. Harshbarger, Of Milroy,
fay pn.
his horse frightened at a dog fight, ran on
and threw the rider, breaking three OF his
ribs and cutting an ugly cash in his head
.FRst wedding anniversary, iron; nth
anniversary, wooden; tenth, tin; hiteenth,
chrvstol; twentieth, china f; twenty NTH,
silver; thirtieth, cotton; thirty-fifth, liner
fnrtieth. wooden; forty-fifth, silk; hite;h,
golden; seventy-fifth, diamond"
The recent defeat of Republicans at the
nolls has awakened them somewhat to iheiI
interests where elections are now held
Chattanooga, Tenn, held an election on the
18th. for Mayor. The gain for the Repub-
lean party was | rye, and their Mayor was
elected.
The newly erected Evangelical Mission
Church in Patterson will-frovidence per
m,tt;ng-be dedicated TO the Triune God
ON Sabbath. the 18th day of December
1874 Several ministers from abroad VII
ne in attendance. The ministers and peo
,l,. of Miflintown and surrounding charges
are cordially invited 10 attend. There VII
he services in the church on Saturday even
ing previous.
A Conyocstion of Odd Fellows will b.
held in GraybiI's Hall, MitiiintoUn' oil
Thursday evening, December 3, 1874 Ih'
Orders throughout the county are cordial!
invited and requested to be present. som'
of the Grand Lodge officers are expec'e'
to be present, and good time is antlcipa
rcd D.B. McWnLIAMs,
ID. G.. NJ.
a thief visited the turkey roost OF Mr
Jobn r. Metlin. Register and Recorder o
this county. a few nights ago, and stol
three turkeys. On the same night thieve
stole four turkeys from the roost of Nh
Fnhraim Lsuver, in Milford township; bu
as thieves are not confined to either lat
tude or longitude, it is not surprising Z
hear that they have been operating abou
turkey roosts on this side of the river
The loss of five fine turkeys from the roos
of Mr.. John Stoner, of Fermanagh town
ship, attest the fact.