Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-06-23
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gave US pop call last Thursday.
a board walk improves the front of Mr.
McAlis,er's property on Cherry street.
Harman & Gargan's schools closed last
Thursday, 10 resume after shor. vacation.
Noah Hertzler is Juniata county's repre-
s.a;ati~e on the sepubiic5n State Central
C5'nTnitt.e.
P;ilaa,lphia grain qnotatious.-Whe heat,
red. sl.32a; "a amber, sl.S5al.ae. Corn
sOas2c. Oats 70c.
Philadelphia hay and straw quotations.
Timothy, Sl.i5tol SIS; mixed, sl.3stol.45.
Straw 81 .2otcl so.
The regular annual examination of the
Soldiers Orphans School at McAlisteryille
viii take place Wednesday, July 2ist.
The Lutheran congregation have had a
hpa,d walk laid alcng the north side of the
parsoosge rrtpsrty within the past week.
Huntingdon policemen routed the gam
blcrs out Of the Fair Ground at that place
last Sunday Thev got out of his reach by
d hard srcaJble.
John Motzcr, Administrator uF Louisa
Young, deceased, viii sell lot 5f house-
hold rroreriy, at the late residence of said
oecedent iu Mexico, at l O'Clock L. NJ, on
SATURDAY, june "a, 1875.
Ihc Second Presbyterian Church in Al.
tocna have increased the salary of their
pastor, Rev. Sir Chichester, from s. 900 to
$500 and house rent free, 10 cornrEenca
January LIST, Ief5.
l. viii be unite nice walk for Ole day,
20 Traverse al The avenues in the main Ccu-
'.rri.l Exh'hi'ina s-;l5,.,,, aGw 10 ihe
course OF erection in Philadelphia. Twenty
miles Is the length OF the walk. ami that
puts ! visitor through olly one building
A FIRE in the root Of Howe's blacksmith
shop, on Main street, about . O'Clock on
Monday afternoon. alsriDed TIE town to 4
crea; degree. The town has suffered so
Inuch by FIRE that the cry itself gets up
nervousness in the system that requires
hours OF time to work out.
Thieves entered seven houses in one
night in huntingdon, / lew days since
They obtained considerable plrnder: Load
S"ar guns and stand them ready, ard don't
be afraid to Use them on fellow ir your
house at the dead Of night, is the advice OF
Huntingdon people generally.
Last Friday the Nifintown School Board
adopted Bancroft & Co.'s Improved School
Desk for the free schools in this borough.
). N. Shelley, of Port Royal, who is BAN
croft & Co.'s General Agent for central
pennsylrania, to furnish " School and
Church Furniture" was requested TO ill
..ic order OF the Board.
The release OF Tweed On the grounds
stated by a New York PAPER, published
among the news items OF tilis paper, s.ens
like huge farce. Oh, Tildcn Governor
Tiden, is this the reform OF tie Democra-
campaign of 1876. They are getting tired
os reform in New Ysrk; it is killing toe
many Democrats.
At Ii O'Clock on the l5i inst, the COM
mi,tee appointed by the Spring Session Of
Huntingdon Prcsbytery met in the Presby-
te.ian church in this place to divide the
charge OF :. Mii.iiniown and Lost Greek
Church. . which they did, aud Ct tire sauie
time declared the Congregation at this place
Al separate organization. No change was
made in the board Of officers OF the con
"A. r M
Thos. A. Elder and T. C. Laird as Elders.
Z. ). Dotv, james North and w. c. Laird
were appointed a committee to confer with
Lost Greek congregation as TO distrlbu-
t.oG Of property.
a boy lestown Catholic church has a FIRST
class scnsa.ion-.ne that has put the whole
town in a state of excitement. The pith of
il is found in the fact, that the Priest wished
20 raise the price Of pews. "A number OF
members said the price should be lowered
instead OF raised, so as to correspond with
the general shrinkage all round. The Priest
said no, and ordered those " no refused to d.
gree 10 his plan to vacate their seats. de nall
ed the doors shut so that the dissatisfied men,
bers could not enter their pews last Sunday.
They were not, however, To be excluded in
thst way. At the time for service some de-
Hbera;ely broke the doors open, while others
climbed over the sides and took their ae-
tls:omed seats. The outside morlt says,
what next!
IL. II. Goshen and Andy Gross ran half
mile foot race on the Park track last Mon
day evening. Goshen won the race BY
shout three feet. The result was received
with such = rociferous cheering that Capt.
Mcclellan, who sat in e buggy. lost the
management; Of his horse, and before he
recovered il the beast had dashed into the
crowd, and came IN contact with Gross, one
of the competitors in the race that has just
closed, and knocked him 70 the ground with
great violence, and br;iisei him as he passed
on, pulling the buggy over the prostrate
form of the man. Gross was good deal
hurt, but no serious injury is expected to
result iroE; the mishap. Capt. Mcclellan
Was scared. 1t was terrible thing to run
over man. but he could not help il. The
wonder is, that he was rot pitched out HIM
self.
Next Saturday evening at O'Clock, a
foot race between Samuel D. Rickenbach,
the champion runner Of Juniata and Daa-
Fhin counties, ami II. u. G5s1ea; viii be
rIn on 10, Park course