Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-04-08
PENN'A. R. r. TIME TABLE.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

SaOats are AZ demand.
It's lawful TO catch trout now.
Many children are out Of health with cold
Tobias Auker is bpilding stable on h;s
3Ot.
But little attention was paid to Coed
Friday in town.
Huntingdon Presoytery viii rect at W.
liamsburg on the 18Th INST
The IGepenaent is again in the course of
publication, neat and Reesy.
Rev. Mr. Penepacker preached in the
N. L. church on last Sunday.
Eas fruit been nippsd in tho bud is
what one grower asks anOther.
The winds of last week gave the coming
wheat crop back set.
Winter lingering in the lap Of spring
made people shiyer las; week.
It's time that the Rcgiste- givesi its opia-
ion of the prophetic ability OF the ground
hog.
Mr.. Enos Bergy has at his place at Jeri-
cho Mills, Kentucky thoroughbred herse
and mare.
The improvements tkIt Jaco: Thornls is
making on his town property are nearing
complsIion.
The last survey, now being made for the
new railroad, is as regularly talked of every
day as people take ihef meals.
The attention Of the public is invited to
the New Opening OF G s. Mill, & Son, at
Perrysgiiie. See advertisement.
Since the river has been stocked with
bass, people don't talk fish as they used to.
They are simply bling theE ins 10 caich
them.
The Sacrament Of the Lords Supper viii
be administered in the Lutheran church
Of this place on next Sabbath morning, ser
vices commencing al lG. O'Clock Prepsr-
atory services on Saturday evening previous.
The dir, or ground from the Court House
excavation is being carted as rapidly as dag
20 the west side of the pike bisin bridge,
where il becomes such support 10 the wall
that a new one on that side viii neyer BE-
required.
William Banks, Esq, of Fermanagh
township, shipped as Sleek lot of stiil-fed
cattle as one wished TO look at, to Philliei-
phil last Friday. He IS the largest cattle
the past winter.
The Seventh Annual Convention OF the
Juaiata Sabbath School Association will be
held in PerrysviIle. on "Wednesday and
Thursday, May 9th and 2sth, 1873. The
topics selected for discussion, and other
necessary information, will be published in
due time By The Chairman of the Executive
COMMITTEES.
The Lewistown GG-ctie has been en-
'atsed 10 an eight-column paper. Since our
acquaintance with it, it has been the EN-
bodiment of typographical neatness, and
editoriaily managed with ability and skill.
1t is now Published by the Frysinger Bro
thers, who a: also numbered in its sditO-
rial corps. The veteran editor, George
Frysinger, Esq, is its editor in chief
WIrHIS the whole :ange of tonic and
alternative medicines known. none is en-
titled to more Consideration than the
Peruvian Syrup. In all cases of en-
feebled or debi!itatsd consultation it is
the very remedy needed.
The bill before the Legislature, pro-
viding for The collection of tax By the
tressurers of the respective counties
meets with considerable favor, and lit
tie, if any opposition, in this couhty.
1t is looked upon as the most ecouom-
zeal way. The bill provides that the
treasurer shall invite the respective
township on stated days, at stated
places, and then and there receive the
tax, the treasurer to receive u per
cent for his services.
4 KIND and intelligent miner has
sent Us a piece of rock from the Mar
rows, full of impressions that it would
require Hugh Miller to classify. lie
says in the letter that accompanied the
specimen:
Please accept the piece of rock as a
specimen of a stratum | found the other
day in the centre of a large and very
hard rock strata. This stratum is
over a feet taick, and seems to follow
the ledge as if it was regular forma-
tiOn. The oddity of the shapes and
the natural look - everything being
very plain-makes it sight worth see
ing. Come up. will show 1t to you,
and you ear select some specimens. [
can show you Impressions of hands and
feet, bones, &c.
PUBLIC SALE.-H. Latimer Wilson,
Executor of William Curran, deceased,
will sell at public sale, at the late resi-
dence of said decedent, at Vanwert,
Walker township, on Tuesday, April
10th, Four head of horses. j fine brood
mare with foal, l extra black horse
colt, three years old; very good bay
horse colt, 2 years old; ! mare colt,
one year old; l3 head of cattle, three
cows, two large steers, one large sow
and eight pigs, farm wagon, spring
wagon, carriage, buggy, sled, corn shell
Ter, hay, soaps bees, 1000 good oak
shingles, pine boards, parlor stove,
eight shares Thompsontown bridge