Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-10-13
LOC.fL INTELLIGENCE.
Vote for Stambaush.

Look well to your horses, the epizooty is
in the country.
Tyson has bear that was caught on
Shade mouptain-
Potatoes are as plenty as it was expected
they would b. scarce.
Stoves OF all sizes and prices at Muthers-
baueh's Hardware Store.
Most of the fall wheat has not yet got
fairly out of the ground.
Vote for Atkinson.
Squirrels sold in The Harrisburg market
last week at IL cents piece.
John Hawk caugh; bear on Black Log
mountain last.
john Garman, Esq, shot wild turkey
and nine gray squirrels last week.
The question of TIE division of Lost
Creek Church congregation, goes up to
Synod.
The paycments along the north side of
Cherry street have now all b zen sarisiacio-
rily laid.
Philadelphia market quotatiOns.-Wheat
sl2Otol.42. Corn 7Ito7Sc. Oats 4lto5oc.
Cloversecd l2c per pound.
Vote for Laird.
tio the polls on election d ay and vote. Ii
Was ihc neglect OF that duty that defeated
the Republican party last fall.
The ram of Wednesday night displaced
a strip or two Of sward that had been placed
on the Court House Yard terrace.
Some one who attempted to enter the
pump makers place at the canal, few
nights ago, came near being shot.
There will be no services in the Lutheran
church in this place next Sabbath morning
Preaching in the evening at O'Clock.
Vote for Groninger and Smith.
A couple OF ladies driving to town in q
buggy last Saturday upse, at the swash-
grcea'' north of town. No serious injury.
There is strong tide setting in. in favor
of the Republican ticket. Let every voter
make it his especial busincS. 10 attend 'he
polls ON election day.
The family OF Mr.. John Bashore, of Fay
cite township, has been severely stricken
within the past year, four of his cmidreh
having died within the time stated.
Vote for Degan aud R"hm.
Mr.. Beaver. while attending the funeral
of DanIei sIebcl, Jr., on last sabbath, was
kicked in the face below the left eve by a
horse. Dr.. Elder rendered the attention
that the case required.
Several hundred hands have been sus-
pended by the Railroad company hetw, en
Harrisburg and Altoona. II Is a source OF
regret 10 both employer and employed that
thev cannot be continued through the win
ter in the service.
THE Altoona Tribune says On Fri
day night burglary was committed at
Eldorado Springs, on the Brarch Rail-
road few miles from this city, upon
the premises of lady named Anna
Maria Kinsel, widow, who has resi-
ding with her young lady. About
IL O'clock two men disguised as negroes,
entered the house through The back
window of the kitchen, and on entering
the sleeping room, on the first floor pro
ceeded at once to bind the young lady's
ankles and wrists with heavy strap.
The old lady being frightened and feeble
was unable TO render any assistance,
aud the burglars completed the work oi
shackling the young lady without inter
ruption. They then proceeded to
smother the old lady under the bed
clothing, threatening both of them with
death if they opened their mouths
After this preliminary work, they made
thorough search of the lower part ol
the house, going through the bureau,
chest, boxes, clothes press, etc., and
obtaining something like fifty dollars
In their search they came across certi'
fca.es of VIM. N. Llcyd, calling fol
over one thousand dollars, but these
they did not take, throwing them upor
the floor. After they had completed
their search down stairs, tthey did moi
60 up stairs,, they released the old lady
from her burden of bed clothes, ano
removed the straps from the ankles ant
wrists of the girl, after which they tool
their departure. The old lady's arms
we're very much bruised in the strug
gle through which she passed with th'
brutes, while the wrists and ankles o
the young lady were skinned and bruised
very badly also.