Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-07-22
LCC.7L iNTELLTGEhCE.

Noah Hertzler, ESQ. is building himself
a fine residence at Port Royal.
Mr.. Gibson Weirner, of Turbett town
ship, has erected a brick residence or hi,
farm.
John Jacobs, of Tuscarora valley, has pur-
chased large sererator and steam engine
20 run it.
Joseph Ewing, Esq, Of HarrIsbnrg, is
making extensive repairs on his property in
Turbett township.
The latest definition to the word clrcc
ever had a mother"
Showers s SchoA are putting Hp hand
some iron fence IN front OF their residence
on Washington street.
The Lutheran Sabbath School wiil hold
a celebration in John Schweier's wood
north OF town, On Friday, 3lst inst.
\ thunder storm on the evening of J2ly
oh killed ;hirty-seyen sheep that belonged
70 john Mclaughlin, oi Franklin county.
i barn door fell on a son of Peter prink-
Ter, of Porter township, Huntingdon ccun-
ty, last week, aud broke the boys both legs
above the knees.
The new Court House is SO far advanced
that all who see il declare that when finish
ed II will be the handsonest building OF the
ki.d ia many counties.
A Lycomng county publisher has Been
IMPRISONED, in default of $4,000 bail. He
WAS charged with sending obscene pUt!ica-
tons through the mails
Mr.. Valentine Wisehaupt has built a neat
cottage on bis farm lying by the roadside,
on the way from Port Royal to Waterford,
,b9ut two miles from the feriEer plIce.
A man in Huntingdon county, named
Harris, has been arrested on the charge of
Hefraudng iha. county by means OF fox
and other scalps. He was bound over fer
trial In the sum OF $50.
Mr.. Alex. Daugherty, Of Blair county,
some daya ago, left his home with 500 TO
make payment on land bought of Il ciii-
zen of HollidaysDurg but did not appear az
that town, sad has not been seen since.
James Il. Burchieid, formerly Of this
town, died at Altoona, aIout O'Clock on
SUNDAY afternoon. His remains Were
brought to this place, and inferred in the
Union Cemetery on Monday afternoon.
SIMON Albright, proprietor Of the Jrni-
ata hotel in this place, died last Saturday
nigh; about ! O'Clock, Of a lingering i'll
ness. His remains were taken % Newport,
Perry county, for intermeDt, on Tuesday.
Ia the wear 1905 Benjamin hepner cree
ted barn sOx50 feet on his farm in Tur-
be;l township; it was ihen the largest barn
in the c3unty. Il is still good barn, ard
slas b.en re-roofed by Mr. Z. NJ kePncr, a
son Of rhs lirst-named Mr.. KePner.
The heavy dashlng rain on Monday after
noon raised the question of a more perfect
system of drainage for the streets. IL
Cross street were graded all the water that
caters town by way Of East Point could
D. turned down it into the stream south OF
town.
Last Friday was payday or this end of
,be new railroad Messrs. Meek-r and Giu-
cier. President and contractor of the enter
prise. were here and gave their personal at
tcntion TO the obtaining of the right OF
,,-.n or f-rn - all
rether'' and wen hay. the cars here.
A lawyer of the town of Huntingdon was
s,erarlbulating his child in carriage on the
..tow-uatsl,'' on the 18th inst. 4 breeze
raised his hat aud beK if away. lie stop
yed the child's carriage and rsn after the
nat. During HIS absence the wind blew
strong and tumoled the carriage, child and
all into the canal, into which the father
.olunged and saved the child from drown
ing.
OK Monday afternoon, during the
prevalence Of the rain, lightning enter
ed the railroad telegraph Office at Pat
tcrson, aud uusea.ed and tumbied on to
the floor Mr.. Isaac Coifman and W. ID.
Cramer, Esq, They were not serious
" burt. For a minute or two they did
not know what allied them.
UNDER the old Constitution of this
State an assessment made ten days pre-
vious to election day qualified an indi-
vidual to vote, provided other require
nents had been complied with. Under
the new Constitution assessments must
be made sixty days before election day,
which is the Sd of November.
THE cali for the County Committee
to meet last Saturday was presented
after the paper had been made up. 1t
was put into the form 10 hurry. A
proof of Is never came under the eye
of the editor, AMI the mistake OF Its
date was not noticed until the whole
edition of papers had been worked off.
The call was intended for last Satur-
day, instead of, for the 18th of August.
Few people unacquaintei with ply
siological chemistry are aware Of the
quantity of iror in the blood, but all
should knouc the importance of keeping
up the supply, for debility, disease and
death are sure to follow when the guam
,ity becomes too much reduced. The
Peruvian Syrup IA protoxide of ironi
supplies this vital element, and has
cu,ed many chronic diseases.