Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-03-24
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

1t showed last SATURDAY
Ii thawed last Sunday.
Boys have been catching suckers.
Blind Tom exhibited in town les, week,
Furniture of all kinds cheap al Snyder's.
Trout fishing after the first of April win
be lawful.
Jonas Reno bought the old frame school
house at Reno's last saturday. Price paid, /,
$3.50. -.r, OF
The low down prices Todd sells goods st
always secures for hin plenty OF customers.
Eli Dunn received the contract 20 build a
new brick school horsc st Eeno's. on his
bid of $3.50.
There will be an entertainment at Airy
View Academy next Thursday evening BY
the Literary Society.
Splendid Walnut Chamber Suits for sale
at Snyder's. G
Clearnrld county Democrats wish to run
Hon. William Bigler for the Presidency in
1876. Il won't do. "He'll get week in the
1tee, before Southern thunder"
On TUESDAY night week some wretch
shot a four -year-old colt of John Hays, Of
Reedsyille, NJ it.lin county, so badly that it
died shortly after the shooting.
If you want rel' pure good coffee, buy If
Todd's. lie keeps The best in the county.
4 fashion writer on ladies' GARMENTS says,
a new dressins-gown for ladies, which is
made for the purpose of slipping on in
hurry, is appropriately named the Z" JEFF
Davis"
There will be al entertainment BY The
Public Schools OF McAlisterville in tee
school house on Thursday evening, Match
-, 1875. The programme consists Of De-
CARNATIONS, Rccitations, Dialogues, &c.
Fine stock of all kinds of Parlor Brack-
cts at Snyder's
The Huntingdon Journal published a
daily paper last week during the time the
Central PennsylvaHia N. L. Conference Was
in session ia that town. The daily was
handsome little paper, entirely flooded with
Conference news, and items relative to the
clergy. We raise our hat to Durborrow.
People seem TO think they can get more
goods for the same amount of money at
Todd's than any place in the county.
fuss. or the Huntingdon Globe, is out in
grave charges against the management OF
the Legislative Committee that sat on his
case one year ago. If he can sustain his
charges, number of those who took part
in his prosecution will wish they had at
tended TO other business.
Fine assortment of Chairs at Snyder's,
both cane and windsor.
A man named John Wadde,s, foreigner,
in this country about 20 months, was at
work in the Junia:a Sand Mines in Mifiiin
county, on Monday a week. at the time that
q large portion of the bank OF the mine fell
down, and before he could escape he was
caught and killed. lie was buried in Nc
Coy's graveyard in Granville township.
Ladies, if you want to get the best fine
Caters and Childreh's Shoes, go to Todd's
and get them at city prices.
Last Friday morning, about 8 O'Clock,
Cincinnati Express westward bound struck
and killed a watchman named Jacob Fultz,
a resident of Mexico. this county, while he
was on his beat between Tuscarors and
Mexico stations. His body was SO mutIla-
ted that il was scarcely recognizable.
The management of the Railroad Com
psny at this place employed all the mer
who were willing to be employed, to go,
last Saturday night, to Bainbridge and CO.
lumbla to help remove ice from the railroad,
that had been fiosted there by the recent
ice flood in the Susquehanna.
Looking Glasses, the best stock in the
county, for sale at the Star Furniture Store
of W. +. Snyder.
Last Saturday Port Royal boy threw a
stose through a window of the forenoon
Fast Line, eastward bound, and struck
Philadelphia merchant on the mouth, knock
ing a couple of teeth out. Policemen from
Harrisburg visited Port Royal for the pur-
pose Of aresting the rascally boys. The
guilty parties as yet have not bsen found.
An od6-looking wagon, surmouhted by
an odder-iooking cover, containing, il is
not known how many people, drawn By one
horse, and accompanied by a qGeer-lookins
dog, passed through town on Sunday head
ing northward. o. course the Register will
chronicle it as a local, and possibly an
nounce Il as the haIbinges of spring.
Once the Altoona TribHns publishes Sc
ries of scientific article on the :. phenome-
non of the relationship of Lightning to the
flashes of a locomotive smoke stack in snow
Storm we shall be happy TO republish the
seties. The only solicitude We have on the
subject is, that, perhaps, the brilliant man
agemeEt of that paper in its jealous app;i-
cation of titles and tecERicalities may SO
overload the subject and contradict itself
that il will not be understood. For instance,
last week it said We ssnistook," and then in
few lines further down the column said
we could ne; .ssee," that We go to bed at
81 O'clock" P. N. How could We mistake
If we could not see and then for its own
contradiction il calls us an East Point
Granger, an Astuts Philosopher, and Penn
sylvania Dutchman. After such profu-
sion of titles how could We help cherishing
a profound solicitation that the next article
on the phenomenon does not contradict it.
self. We are disposed to be kind, and il
they will reciprocate by sending their arti-
cies down here for our inspection, We shall
be glad to return them to their compositors
with all the contradictory parts carefully
taken out or corrected.