Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-05-05
PENE'A. &. Z. TIME TABLE.
LOC.fL INTELLIGENCE.

late.
The new management make the Foundry
hum
Honor the dead citizen soldiers on Deco
ration Day.
East Salem has iourishing Litersr,
Societ..
Saxton, Huntingdon county, is TO have 4
coke furnace.
.rot, to take place at an early day in
tie Park, is talked OF.
A 900 pound bear was killed in Bedford
county, on the l4th ult
The Oberholtzer brothers are putting Up a
touse n their vineyard.
They have milk drinking saloons in Read
ing drink costs three cents
Vegetation is 5ackward-it needs the en-
couTsgement of sunshine and rain.
The buildings in the Park that were
crushed by snow, are being repaired.
Huntingdon bricknIakers sell brick at ST
per thousand. So the Jearndl reports.
TIE wife of the editor of the Williams
port BGMner has filed a petition for divorce.
BoaEDIxG.-Boarding and lodging will be
furnished to few people at c. Poaeli's, on
Third street.
Five tonsorial artists in Altoona got fast
in the meshes OF Tire law last week for
shaving on Sunday.
An adjourned session of Huntingdon
Prcsbytery viii be held at Acadeni!, on the
second Tuesday in June.
Wheat in Phiadelphia on Monday was
quoted at-red si.40, amber sl.I2al .43.
Corn 9Oasir. Oats 75to77c.
If you catch black bass outside OF the
limit Of law, you may be fined SIS and
costs. Better fish for ''catiies."
II is said Allegheny butchers kill horses
anG sell their flesh in market. They must
be Frenchy out there.
The agitation OF the rebuilding of the
county river bricge at Lewistown is vex-
atious question in MifiIin county.
An exchange says: 81 1t matters not how
many newspapers q man takes, his list sin-
complete without his home paper
The Levistown borough authority is out
in proclamation against "corner loa:ing,
ball and marble playing ON the Streets
Drburrow, Of the Huntingdon journal,
has had charge Of libel preferred against
;iinl by Broad Top railroad train conduc-
tor.
Duncannun has had Martina Washington
Tea Party, which Melted $3.50. 1t WAS
conducted by the ladies of the N. Z. con
gregalion.
Mr.. William Banks, of Fermsnagh town
ship, shipped 10; OF his fine steers to Phil
adelI hia last Friday. Lovers of fine stock
were fall Of praise over them.
Yaw, dey make great fuss yust now about
dot temperance, but l drinks mine lager
yust de same, uni buys mine clothing, hat
and boots from Samuel S;rayer.
All exchange says: Warts on the skin
may be removed by used lihament com
posed of equal parts of tincture of iodine
and slycerine, applied with hard brush.
The Lewis;own Sentinel SAYS Some one
entered j. English Vests stable in McVey-
town, and cut his harness TO pieces, as well
as the top and sides of his buggy, last week.
All the people in Perry county, and many
.ftrf,.n tn
know who is at the bottom of the Peoples
Freight Railway now being worked ON in
Perry county
John Mathers, son of Hon. James
Mathers, deceased. who vas So fsvLrably
known to the people of this county, died
at Sydney, Ohio, on the 2sth uIt, of con-
sumption.
The School Directors Of this county met
in convention yesterday, aud by vote of
20 for Garman aud a vote of 81 for Robi-
son, declared that the former shall be
County Superintendent. BY vote of 81
TO 81 the old salary of $500 was continued.
1t is presumed that hop toads, snakes,
and the reptile kingdom native to this eli
mate and latitude were vitalized by the
thunder of las; Thursday evening. Snake
stories are in order now
Lost-A pair of good buckskin gloves,
somewhere between Stambaugh's store and
the Jail The finder will be suitably re-
warded BY leaving them at this office, or at
Stambaugh's store.
De lett WOO deala NIT em Samuel Strayer
in Klater line kon mir ALA dag sana rouse
seim store kumma init elm bundcl. Ehr
mus Elm rechter man 81 i'm reehter platz,
suns; data de lett net SO zu linn sticka.-
Cav und sanen aw. Ehr dealcd far.
About O'Clock last Thursday evening 4
horse driven in a cart by Charles Huzzard
while passing southwark on Third street
frightened, became unmaaageable and so
iostled the cart that Mr.. Huzzard was thrown
off and severely hurt. Mr.. George Dough-
man. who lives opposite where the accident
happened, assisted Charles to lounge in
his house, where he lay about an hour, when
he had sufficiently recovered 10 go TO his
home.
eThe act of April "a, 1874, makes il the
duty Of the auditors of the several town
shlus and boroaghs to meet annually on the
first Monday of June, and settle the accounts
of the supervisors, road commissioners,
school. torough and tovnship treasurers.
These settlements n,.,st be pu.,lished by
printed or written handbills, posted in at
least five public places in the borough or
or township, within ten days after settle
nnent. The auditors must also tile copies Of
tae same with the tornship clerk and also
with the clerk OF the court of quarter ses-
sions. Neglect or refusal 20 discharge
these duties subject the auditors to pen
atv of san.ea.''