Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-03-01

oaaer,asirg in aiiits branches. attended
TO By w.-F.. Snyder in the iatest stsss. al,
keeps Burial Robes for sale. These -Robr.
are getting 70 be popular, and are almost Al
the stsie now - -~''''' ''''' -
Summer birds have serious time 4, lo,.,s
as atintsrvals ii has been warm euou-h 10 .t.
tract them TO this region and at intervals cold
enough 70 drive them Sonth sgain, SO they
have been oscilaung bstween the Nor,b
and South all winter, now here, now there
pia yon eserl Some 40 people up in
Huntingdon town profess to have got rel;.
gion recently in the Presbyterian and Meth.
odist churches of that place. If all that
Is true, Satan viii find little comfort there
twill be lean souI-satherine for him.
As Election day is past and We are fixed
for another year in our local government.
We would sly to all be governed by notice.
and buy your furniture a, Snyder's in Mir-
iiintown. A fan line always on hand cheap
for cash. -.-.7
"a report published in Philsdelphia to
the effect that the Pennsylvania Railroaa.
Company had joined the anthracite coal
continuation, organized to keep up prices, i,
, emphafically denied by Col Thos. Thomas
A. Scott
The monthly review Of the rrestyterian
Sabbath School was held in the main room
of the ehu-.h 81 th., l...:..-.:.
! Sunday evening. The school exhibits a
vigorous vitality under the management of
the efficient superintendent, DIR. Thomas A.
Blder.
The horse market on Tuesday was brisk.
There Is bnttonwood tree standing on
the farm of David Iler;zier in Tu,b-it town.
ship, near Port Royal that measures around
at III" ground 80 feet 10 inches, and at the
height of seven feet its circumference is 30
feet 6 inches.
Awell read and brillivnt young lady at
4 seminary during an examination IN history
recently, was asked, Did Martin Luther die
a natural death p no." was the reply; he
was excommunicatcd by bull" The ball
referred TO was the paper or document is
sned By the Pope of Rome against the
great fsformer.
A citizen of the United States suggests
that ct noon on the 4ih of mex, July the
people of this country engage in some act
of praise and Thanksgiving TO God for the
pros perity lie has vouchsafed to us As peo-
pie, ard that it would be appropriate to the
occasion to sing 80 Praise God, from whom
all blessings tiow," TO the tune OF Old Hun
dred. An are acquainted with it; all can
sing it.
A correspondent writes TO know what na-
ton furnishes the best furniture, 1--WE would
say Ameriea,) and Snyder, the furniture
man in MIifiirtown, can supply you with all
you HAY want. Go there when in need Of
furniture or chairs.
THIS item was clipped from the Confer
ence Ne,rs of March /, 1876: Mr. Asthony
Sans.o-, an active member of our charch in
has invented an ingeniou. cp-
paratus for elevating hymns printed on NUS J
lin or paper, so that they can BE- seen from
any part OF the room. 1t is just what there I
is special need for, ani is destined TO I
come into general use. We viii have a
specimen OF this Hyma Elevator on exhioi- |
lion at our Book Room at or before Ccafer- |
ence. and will keep it on sale regularly.
SELECT School, A Select School