Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-02-03
LOCFL INTELLIGENCE.

The new railroad bridge At Lewisicwn Is
nearly finished.
Borough and township elections on the
10th Of this month.
Ex-Sherid Loudon is having well dug
in his lot at East Point.
Snyder sells Furniture and Chairs cheap.
Tie Presbyterian congregation in Lewis
town is enjoying revival.
Revival meetings are reported from DIFF
fcreni sections in Mifilin cOruty.
c b. lIorniag is rebuilding a stable on
.iis property on Patterson avenue.
\ couple We're married in Lewistown in
tie Presb, terian church Last week.
Finest stock Of Chairs ever KEEP; in the
county, At snyder's.
"ae Rev. Mr.. Sherrrd was donated last
Thursday evening by members OF his
church.
Both Houses of the Legislature have
unanimously passed resolutions to adjourn
on March 18th.
!. NJ. Hover, Of Fermansgh township,
slaughtered 4 hog, last Friday, that weighed
when dressed $50 pounds.
NJ Jackman. OF the Demo crdf and Reg
ister. las bought the Basom property On
Third street. Price paid, SliOO.
People who sleigh, and desire change
occasionally leave the road and take this ice
ON the river and drive around the island.
Ar. Daniel Riekerbach viii sell persona
property, at public sale, at his residence in
aIexico, ON Saturday, February ., 1873.
Complete stock Of Looking Glasses cheap
at v. +. Snyder's Furniture Store IN Mif-
G,utown.
Rev. A. II. Parker, Of Mifi.in county,
few days ago was surprised by the presen-
tltion Of an one hundred and seventy dol
lar festival hat 10 him.
The Emperor OF China died a short time
ago. He was powerfully married, as S evil
dcuced by the fact that ne had one hundred
and twenty wives.
Srydcr has Just received new st"cs, OF
Plrlor Brackets of IL kinds, which he will
sell cheap Tor cash.
..Framps dug the cellar AMI qIarried all
tie stone tor the new aims house at l-ancas-
ter. No tramp can get anything 10 ett
rhcre thout first doing an hours work
The wife of MIR. Benjamin Beaver, oi Me-
Ali,ryilIe. diod Ola Sunday morning, of iy-
hold lever. Mr.. and Mrs. Beaver were
married last May,
Mr. Hutchinson McA!ister purchased the
lot on the corner OF Cherry and Parker
streets, at a sale of real estate by the ad-
N Illustrators of the estate Of Cornelius
EsrtI,y, deceased. Price, Sl69.
Cloth Racks, Hat Racks, Towel Bars,
Camp Chairs, and tine 'WhIt is IL for sale
1t Snyder's.
The short way to a strong and desioiic
government is to declare for dictator or
ling The gradual way for subSerSion
Of civil libsrty is to pass compulsory edu-
CatIon Laws and enforce them
..Rey. George W. Zahniser, of the Pres
byterian church at Huntingdon, has an
nounced that he viii tender his resignation
as pastor OF the charge at the next meeting
of Pres5ytery.
Wheat in Philadelphia on Monday was
quoted at SI.Isal.20. Corn 51a'ec. Oats
6Sa6Gc. Petroleum 2!rl2kc per gallon
Dressed hogs 75tos9c. City smoked hams
l-.toI35c. shoulders So. Lard lo:toii.-
\ fellow in McYeytown coaxed a preach
cr's dog INTO stable and there shot him
Tor the purpose Of securing his hide The
dog was Of the large Newfoundland kind.
the rascal who shot him was arrested ana
bound over TO answer.
\ countrymAn is presumed to kno" when
aro-r-i hog iay comes. Barring the i'm
lrorriety OF asking town folks when the
hog comes out to see its shadow, We ssk
the Democrat and Register to state the date
of the expected advent of the pig.
WI. SNYDER intends TO give the Under
taking Business his special attention, and
will endeayor to please everybody. When
sprmg opens out lie intends to run splen-
dis Eearse, fixed up TO time as regards
stvIe. &c. He hopes to recelve liberal
share Of public patronage.
"A Titusviile GILMAN telegraI he'd his wife
from the lower oil region: 81 Have 4 sur
prise for you." She ;elegraphed IN reply ;
s.Aud have one for you" lie came home
al once and told her he had struck thou
sand barrel well, and she proudly pointed to
The twins in tie cradle" z----.
Mr.. D. 4. HarmaB, an experienced Com
mon and Normal School teacher, and Prin-
cinal of t,,c four schools of this borough,
in association with Mr. J. NJ. Garman, also
an experienced Common and Normal School
teacher. will open Normal school in this
place April y, 1875.
If the Legislature repeal the lccd option
law, temperance people cannot appeal to
Governor HartranfI on political grounds to
veto the bill If he treats 1t as temperance
people treated the Republican candidates
last fall, he will sign the repeating bill.
A report has gone abroad that the Selins-
grove and North Branch Railroad is TO be
sold BY the Sheriff. By some ones mis-
take small claim against the Company got
into the hands of a lawyer who likes bust
ness, and in accord with his liking moved
against the Company forthwith. His action
has given rise to the reports that are afioat
The trouble Ia. been settled.