Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-11-18
LOC.1L INTELLIGENCE.

thristiniss ana turkeys.
Another fresh arrival of goods at fodd's,
"a Patterson.
The revival IN the =. E. Church still coa-
'inues with unabatei Interest.
Niii!intown has mere payomeuts than any
other town OF i's size in the State.
The new hotel oG the corner. OF Maia and
Bridge streets Is Al ornament II The towA.
The Common Schools Of a.. borough sx-
pcct TO g,vc an exhibition abou. the hclis
days.
The Suloufss haui ron ore from their
mines in Slim Valley to Mrliin railroad
station.
The Town Council have beea ordering
board walks for The Souih SIDE of Washing
ton street.
Clsh will tell. II you don't b,iieyc it,
20 To Todd's C.othiag Store, and goa will
sec it.
The Democrats do not talk OF the policy
they are going tc inAugursiei it is who are
- gather up tn. ..lvIves and fisli-s.''
Ii. l.. Saith, of FIyette township
had a herd of 2S shoats to die, Il few
days ago Of some unknown disease.
Mr.. Samuel Black, has rendered his
Resignation, as Superintendent nf ihe
Middle Division of the Z. c. L. 4
There will he no more hpc dS of water
iosn Cherry .nd Washington streets ia
time of rain. from the country. tn. water
hereafter viii run down Cross street.
By arrangement among the clergy Rev.
VI. B'acl~cior will p'ehsh a lht1k>-ivins
sermon on 1hsnk >siving dav- At IL O'Clock
\. NJ. in The Lutheran chulci.
Folks ar not getting married fast this
season. There are a number of Interesting
bachelors IN town who ought to- Bat
whats the use Of talking!
Mrs. William Fasick died suddenly, about
1 o'clock on last Friday morning, at the
residence OF her son, Alouzo Flsick, ia
Patterson. She was aged - years, mos.
ai6 dly.
John Soda, in the employ OF the
Wilson brothers, had leg broken be
tween the kaee aud ankle joints, on
Monday evening while making an eff
tort lo mount horse
The Teachers Institute of Juniata coun-
~ will be held in Miflintown during the
week commencing Monday. December II,
1879. Prof. Robert Curry, Deputy State
Superintendent, Prof J. ". Shoemaker,
ana othSrss viii bc p'eseht as instructors.
Ph.lsdcllhia market quotations on Mon
dsy, Nov. I6.-WheLt, western amber 81.
IL. Corn, g3c. Coiee, Rio, lj:o2 &c Ii
Suay'a, iSiI9c; Java. 2jto21, all gold
.SGzsr., =,.fi:,cd grades, So 81 Caitie
ranged 1t 80. b.. liOss, siUtOi9-1O tor
corl:ed.
The winter term Of iLe Penu's Normal
Music School, ivr boih sexes. viii coa.-
r:s.nc- on Tues lIv. D-ccn,b-- l>t, 1874,
Continuing Ell ht weeks, in ths Music a Col
leg. Frecbns-, Sgyd-r coa"iy, p. Nin@-
ty-six lessons To- $500. Allie Instructors
ia the vocal and instrumental departments
have been secured Good boarding Ii from
s. to 81 peg week. For circulI9s and fur
;irr particulars address
+. {. MOYER, Director.
Las, Friday morning. about 10 O'Clock,
the house of L. L Clifford, in Sp.uce Hi
township, took irc oa thc attic, from iine,
and was burned TO ashes. The house WAS
worth twenty or twenty five hundred dol
lars The fire took place at tait hour oi
the day when men are ii the feds, IN iair
weith,.r. Friday WIS a Tair div. Acl for
n,!,-s around saw til. Smoke anI 1Ines.
and FASTENED to the burning house. where
they gave all the assistance iney could III
removing the furniture, and in saving ai-
iaceat buildings from the FIRE.
Sheriff KnouSe had a pair Of fine piniS
hanging on a pig some SIX or eight iee'
',oin the door. il cell il the jail. Ths
Il ;
curely locked Tue Sheriff had 4 fishing
POLE, that lay in the corridor alo1S thece.iN.
On the morning of FRIDAY week twn
tramps, who had lodged in prison the night
lust gone. cSpied the pants aEd fishing pole,
aud put the two together ami drew the
pants into the hall. a ;hird tramp inform
,a the Sheriff nf the theft. The thieves
were arrested, the rants restored TO Their
lawful owner, and the vagabonds lodged IN
iaIl. They were kept there uniu last sa'-
urdav, during which time they had access
10 the jail-vard during the day, and became
SO well acquainted with it that on the alter
noon of that day, while the Sheriff was
away, thcy climbed up the inside 10 'he
top of the ward wall, and down the lli
sp,uting on The outside TO the pavement
and left. number of citizens saw th"m-
John Moze. hailed them when they reacheu
Main street, and asked them TO stop; bIt
they didn't. but scattered in a hurry, and
whether they have yet come together no
one here knoweth.
YoU no longer have any reason TO
wear a troubled look about '' that pain
in your side," or your lame back, or
your bursting headache, for PAIN Cure
Oil is now the Standard Remedy for al
painful complaints. Use nothing else,
for s.Thara 10 no.hipg like it."