Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-04-21


The lawyers will be happy next week in
their "spring suits"
Tea creek, in Mifiin cousty, has been
stocked with $So, 90 trout.
Complete stock of Looking Glasses 4,
Snyder's. He sells cheap.
"Cgh, how wintrS - was the expression
last Friday morning.
The celebrated Lava Fen Is for sale at
kepner's Drug Store.
The weather on Sunday niSh. was cold
Ike in mid winter.
Splendid Brussels Carpet Lounges for
sale ut Snyder's, cheap for cash.
IL this were Easter time, the sscold snap''
would be called Easter weather.
Sec advertisement elsewhere In this paper
sf the new trm of Buyers & Kennedy,
dealers in Grain, Coal, Lumber, &c.
Box paper and envelopes for geateel cor
respondcnce, for sale at Kepner's DrIg
Store.
Mr.. George Smith is improving the prop
.rty formerly known as the Bryson property
ON Vain street.
Gone East--We mean Todd from Patter-
son TO lay in Spring and Summer Goods
He is always up TO the times.
Wheat quotations in Philadelphia On
Mondsv, 81 2Sal.33. Rye 81 10. Corn SO
a9Oc. Oats 7lto73c.
Full assortment Of all the Latest and most
Improved styles Of Chairs Of all kinds at
Snyder's.
Il is said by experienced men that buck
wheat ;hinly sown in potato patches is a
remedy against the invasion OF the potato
bug.
Wait. Noah Hcrtzler & Son are in the
city buying large lot of new goods
Wait. and see their stock before You buy
your spring supplies.
Citizens have rights that hog-keepers and
their herds are bound TO respect, as is ex-
emls.iicd in the edict of Town Council that
hogs in the borough shall not run at large.
Hat Racks and Poplar Brackets for sale at
Snyder's tar Furniture Rooms.
An exchange warns fishermen against
fishing for trout after the 18th day OF An-
gust, as alter that date it will be unlawful
tor them TO do So. Very thoughtful, in
deed.
The LeuistOw Scnfi,iei last week said
"Thc days have come when We wish We
had been born web-footed." We do not
understand what the editor means. Will
lie please add an explanatory sentence next
week, stating the affinity.
EVERYTHING in the Furniture line at Sny-
dei's. as lac keeps u good stock always.
On account of the prematnrity Of this
LOCAL last week, i; is republished this week ::
The attendance at Court next week is ex-
rccted to he quite large. We should have,
at the lowest figure, no less than eight hun
dred calls during that week. That's q
hint, and hops you see it, as the eccen-
tric aud good Rev. Mr.. Gruver used 10 say
The Altoona TribuIe-daily-has sus-
pended publication. As newspaper 1t
had great merit. Scarcely anything of i'm
portance escaped its notice. Its condensed
items were just what people in the rush of
American every day life needed, they giving
the pith and rejecting the details of the
news of the day. But with all its merit it
was not sufficiently paironized to keep it
out Of financial slough.
SNYDER has the largest and best stock of
all kinds of Furniture ever kept in Juniata
county.
A Fayette township man took horse
from Patterson man, last Thursday, and
rode in the direction of home. Officer vii
son was called into requisiuon and followed
the Fayettc party to McAlstervile, when
chase took place, which ended in Wilson
overtaking the runaway on Auker's hill, on
the Adamsburg road, putting handouts on
him, and bringing him to Mitfiin, where the
matter was settled. The riie cost the Fay
ette man about $1,000.
Last week il was chronicled that young
man named Slagle, confined in Jail on
charge of theft, had escaped therefrom b,
climbing over the jail-yard wall on the Sun
day previous. Last Sunday evening, afte'
dark Sheriff Knouse was aroused by :
knock a, the outer door. Hewent out, ant
there, to his surprise, stood the escaped
prisoner. Slagle. He had come of his owl
accord to re-enter the Jail. or course hi
was admitted BY the Sheriff, who had Offered
$50 reward foi his arrest and return. i
has not been reported that Slagie demands
the reward for returning himself.
On last Friday afternoon Mr.. Jacot
Auchey, of Milford township, had his righ
ankle joiat dislocated. The particulars al
we learned them are these: He, with I
helper, WAS engaged in cutting timber. He
had cut down large tree that lodged in
sapline. To bring down the lodged tree he
gave the sspiing = stroke with his axe
which severed and sprung il off toward him
Not being able to get out of its way, h'
received blow on his right leg some si'
inches above the ankle, which dislocatec
shat Joint. Surgical attention was rendered
BY DIR. Crawford.
A girl in Madison, H., who received fou
offers of marriage by four different men
proposes disposing of herself by Spelling
Bee, in which she eoffcrs herself as prif
60 the one of four suitors who outspeil
the Others. The match will be held in
school house, and an admission fee OF fwen
ty-tve cents viii be charged, the rroceec'
70 60 toward furnishing house for IN
yeane couple"