Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-06-30
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

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sion on the Bird.
Fourteen sheep were killed by dog near
McYeytown last week.
The colored men of Huntingdon are about
to organize military company.
Last Friday Mr. Hugh McAlister returned
from the West after a trip Of thirty days.
Philadelphia market quotations yester-
day.-Red wheat, sl.30, corn Soc, oats c.
a63c.
a party organized aud went 10 the Mar
rows between this place and Lewistown Oh
Monday to fish in the river.
Hollobaugh's coy retreat under the shad-
ow of the Odd Fellows Hall is Just the
place at which TO partake of ice cream.
Joe Christy and Der Hamilton are most
assiduous in their business Of delivering
ice. They are bound to keep people cool.
A machine for pressing coal dust Into
fuel, the invention Of Dr. K. Hayes, was
successfully tried at Harrisburg las; Thurs
day.
Thieves listed the hen roost of Lewis
Wagner, in Fermanagh township, last week
aud stole therefrom lot Of valuable
chickens.
Mr. l. D. Wallis, the efficient and gentle
tlenaniy protIonotary, is SO unwcli tina, he
Is not able to discharge the duties of his
Office personally.
The JunIata County Normal School, un-
der the auspices of the efficient Teachers,
Harman and Gar.nan, will be re-Opened in
this place, July -, 1875.
a nan with a lifting machine held for.h
un Main street one eveniog last week. sam
uel Rollman is the champion litter in these
tarts. lie drew the apparatus to the AIS
pound figure
The proficiency OF the re-organized Band
is remarked by all. At the present rate Of
advancement it will not be long till they
can discourse mGsic as well as any Bard IN
the State outside Of cities.
Miftlin county man proposes to rebdild
q bridge at Lcwistoxn, on the site Of the
one swept away last spring by the ice, for
1000. Lewistown hestates about raising
the funds to make stock concern OF il.
Last Thursday the Republican county
convention of Philadelphia county nomina-
ted the following ticket: City Commission
t.rs, aartin and Wetter; Recorder OF Deeds,
David II. Lane; Clerk o: :he Quarter Ses-
sions, General Bingham.
The Butler county Democratic conyen-
tion nominated the following: Sheriff, Geo.
Walters; ProthOnotary, James III. Tebay
Register and Recorder, James T. Ander-
son; Treasurer, II. J. Berg; Clerk of the
Courts, J. W. Brown; COMMISSIONERS, J. c.
Donaldson, Dawson Wadsworth.
Mr.. E. B. Stump, of Altoona, was engaged
in marriage to Miss Mary Baker, daughter of
Rev. IL. Baker, Lutheran preacher at the
above-named place. III health overlook
her. When it became apparent that she
could no; live, Mr.. Stump desired that they
be married, SO that she might die as his
wife. On the 10th inst. they were married,
on the llth she died.
The Democratic ticket of Allegheny
county is as follows Sheriff, Robert H. Pat
terson; Clerk of the Courts, James p. o.
Neill; Commissioners. James Irwin, John
o'ReilS; Register and Clerk of the Orphans
Court. Alexander Mcfarland I; Recorder,
Wm. Giles; Controller, Wm. II. Mechling !;
Treasurer, James II. English; Director o.
Poor, II. R. Hunter
The Republican convention OF Franklin
county nominated the following ticket last
week: Treasurer, 1. h Lehman; Prothon-
otary, J. A Hyssong; Clerk of the Courts,
Thomas J. Crimson; Register AID Record
er, A. A. Skinner; Commissioner, D. at
son Craig and James Patton; Director of
the Poor, Henry Lutz; Auditors, Samuel
TAYLOR and William II. Gillian:
The Washington county Democratic con-
vention nominated the following ticket
Senator, VIM. Quail; Treasurer, S c. Rich
ardson: Prothonotary, J. Carter Judson ;
Register, d. NJ. Denehoo Recorder, John
Conner, Jr.; Clerl. of Courts, ". c. Scott /;
Commissioners, Wm. hazen, Robert Horn ;
Auditors, James S. Snee, Lewis A. Mulhol-
zen; Director of Poor, Jas. S. BuchaEsn.
The Huntingdon Journal says: A party
of four Indians-three males and one fe-
male-put in an appearance on our streets,
on Saturday last, and caused considerable
excitement among The juveniles, and chill
dren of larger growth They were en-
camped, on Sunday, about one mile and
half from town, on the road leading TO the
Warm Springs, and during the day their
camp was visited by large numbers Of peo-
ple. Whence the came or whittier they go
we know not.
Governor Tilden, OF New York, is In
favor of chasing rape aad arson with muir
der, and enacting law making the penalty
for such crimes hanging Such a law should
BE- enacted in all Of the States. Executions
Ol ilncn law are DeCOinluS CoiiliiOh iOi s~NN
crimes, and they will become more so unless
the outraged sense of the people is stiiled
by enactments that adequately punish men
who indulge in such crimes. 1t is poor re-
dress nos that man receives by taking a
fellow into court who has raped one OF his
family, or burned his property, People
sho coTmit such crimes should be-hsaged
or killed in some other way.