Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-05-20

Rohm's place is where to go to get stylish
furniture.
Constables of Huntingdon disperse crowds
OF corner loafeTs.
A boy in Huntingdon had thumb broken
playing base ball.
Six miles of the railroad to Port Treyer-
ton have been graded.
u, A. Stambaugh is now in Philadelphia
buying more new goods.
Huntingdon county viii hold her fair Oc-
tober 9th, 7th, Sth and 9th.
A chicken in Freeburg has three legs.
Mrs. Barbara Boyer owns it.
new $3.50 Organ for sale ct reduced
price. Inquire at this Office.
Lincoln township, Huntingdon county,
has a citizen feet inches tall
4 Presbyterian congregation has been Or
ganizei at Everett, Bedford county.
Captain T. J. Frow is home from Texas.
He arrived here on "Wednesday last.
meet at P;ttsburg next August, 26th.
If you want No. l Mackeral at No.
rricss 60 to ". IL. Kurtz, Van Vert.
4 herd of eight deer were seen in Men
no township, Miifiin county, last week
Potato bugs are numerous. Alas. for the
potato crop if the bugs are its fatality.
". 4. Meeker, President of the new
railroad, vas in town on last THURSDAY.
The Presiding Elder of the Junitta Dis
;rict Of the NJ. F.. Church gets a salary OF
$500.
Trees and bushes that blossom for fruit
never before gave promise of a more abun-
liant yield.
On Saturday morning three cars loaded
with coal oil We're destroyed by fte near
McYeytown.
The knight Tcmplars of the State had a
grand demonstration at Beile!onte, Centre
county, last week.
The Brethren, or German Baplists, are
about to build 4 College al Berlin, Somcr-
ret county, this State.
A comilete assortment Of all kids OF
cioibIug worn By men and boys. at .Strayer's
clothing store in Patterson.
Hess, the photographer, has just received
aew lot OF the handsOmest picture frames
ever brought to town fer sale.
Jackman, of the Democrat aud Register,
expects TO build dwelling house ON his lot
Oh the west side of South Main street.
Bclleionte papers announce the time for
holding the Centre county fair TO be the 9th,
9Th, eth, 9ih and 10Th days of October.
David Louder has the foundation walls Of
dwelling house completed on his lot one
fourth mile north of the first lock above
Town.
Ex-Register and Recorder Dunn is build
ing a handsome and comi1odious dwelling
house in Fernanagh township, one mile
north of town.
The Reading Railroad Company have
commenced to rcrair the piers ef the for
mer bridge at Port Treverton with the OBJ
!ject OF erecting a new bridge.
Il is not lawful to shoot, or in any way
kill. gray, black, or fox squirrels, except
between the first day OF September and the
first day of January in each year.
J. NJ. Winner, formerly of this Place, now
OF I.cwistown, photographed Ihe Camp
bells" in group, at the late centennial
celebration of that family in Miiin county.
A Huntingdon lady, in dipping water
from cistern, slipped and tell in head
foremost A child saw her disappear and
gave the alarm, or she woTld have been
drowned.
Uetrick 4 Fleisher, the contractors for
building the new Court House, are the ffsi
TO work AT the building in the morning and
the last TO leave in the evening. Thsy are
industrious men.
Normal School Of Music for both sexes
will semmence August, 4th 1874. at The
Musical College, Freeburg, Snyder county,
Pa, under the auspices of The Pennsyiva-
Musical Association.
The fiat load of young ladies and gentle
men from Lewistown who visited our town
last week, were Lewistown Academy stu
dents. Prof. Brown, the Principal of the
Academy, was with them.
Soldiers orphans from the school at Nc
ahsierville visited Mifliin last Saturday and
took part in a play at base ball with Miitlin
boys. The bows from the school came IN
with colors flying and drums beating.
Last Saturday night William Cleck, of
Walker township, caught catfish on an
outline, short distance above Cottcr's
hole, that was uncommonly Large; it was
20 inches long, measured inches between
the eyes ana weighed pounds.
Look out for travelling grafters- Tramps
of that character frequently get their buds
or gratis off your neighbors' trees and have
nothing of the quality of good fruit. 1t
may as often be of wild uncultivated
fruit as OF the best.
Last Thursday Rev. Mr.. Blackwelder
walked to the river with his sons to fish.
BY and by Ernest caught very pretty fish
about inches long, which. upon examina-
tion, proved to be young black bass. 1t
WAS returned TO the river.
.Messrs. Lyons and Muthersbaugh, feeling
the promptings that caused Isaac Walton 70
always follow the waters, equipped them
selves last Thursday with the right kind OF
tackle and went up to Macedonia TO fish for
trout. Muthersbsugh caught l2, and Lyons
caught f6.