Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-03-15
LOC.fL INTELLIGENCE.
v,yiR- time Is about mere.

Eevias time Is about mere.
rlrmer should be Investigated.
Eai geese are on the wing, northward
lssad.
Tyroue has her foot III it. Her debt is
sl.299.ls.
Work on tie Court House in Blair county
Ia, been suspended.
70 Let-A house, for particulars call on
y piaress Ms y. J. Kreider.
TAgupson;ovn people talk of building a
bsrl-zsIk to the railroad station, point
n.s distant rom town
Az WaBamsker & Browns woolens are
.gapgei in the piece, on the premises, 9th
.si Market, Philadelphia.
Footprints in the sand" Mrs. Belk-
lsY wears Ne. II shoes. That is what
Washington people say.
Tie town authority OF Altoona have
cl1ei the citizens OF tl.at place to meet and
rspars fer Centennial 4th of July cele-
bstoa.
IL and Q. N. J.mison, Jr., shipped a
Si Vi the piows known so fayorably, where
sIer known, as the "Jaraison plow,' to Mif-
III county last Saturday.
The annual election for Board of Direc-
isns, President. SC, for the Selinsgrove
ad North Branch Railroad viii be held in
ssInsgrove on the a3ri inst.
The Centennial managers, it is said, will
charge fifty cents Tor each single admission
to the grounds. The popular verdict is,
IL admission Zee is too high.
The sacrament OF the Lords Supper will
b administered in the Lutheran church in
ii; Place next SUNDAY Z week, 26th inst.
FrsEsratory services on Saturday previous
n-Oelock P. NJ.
Philadelphia Marke;s.-Wheat Sl.40tol.
s; Corn 56to5Oc; Oats 4Otc47c Clover
'erd ljtOl5:c per ID; Timothy seed s2-S7
'a250; Cattle 4to7c; Sheep 5to7c per ID;
Hess l2!tolic per 10.
L A. Segelblum, of Harrisburg, has
i'lsed a room in the Palace Bui lding, where
l' vii make his grand opening of the latest
styles of Clothing for Men anJ Boys, on the
-lsi day OF March, 1876. He invites every
OOdy to call and see him.
Oa the evening Of the 22d of this month
ae school taught by ID. NJ. Jamison, Jr., at
farTieF school house. Fayette township,
" glT- an entertainment for the benefit of
''s Sabbath School that from time TO time
'al'enes at that place.
he latest story is that on the ond Of this
month shower of mutton fell in Kentucky,
aaFns clear, cloudless day. The theory
iaai lock of sheep was caught up in
'lfiSlnd somewhere on the plains and torn
Heoes, and showered down in the state
mt Mentioned.
AeT. Z. E. Berry, of Northumberland,
"a, viii preach his trial sermon in the
Lutheran Church in this place, March 10.
i''9, at lO:45 A. ~, and in the Licking
''esK Church in the afternoon. He will
tS preach in the Miffiin Church in the
sTening.
VI account Of severe cold Rev. Mr.,
oa''faFd was unable to preach last Sunday.
'Ae congregation, however, assembled, asd
AZ heu OF services by a regularly ordained
f.e4eher, layman, DR.. T. A. Elder read a
N-NP'er, and delivered a discourse there
"OA' and conducted the subsequent prayer
meeting services.
~ l. southard Doty, graduate of La
tue college, has become associated with
management of the Juniata County
,o' ,'O'nal School, that will open April 10.
-''o' IN the School House in the borough
Aaillntown. Students have the oppor-
''! presented to them to take the Lam
eses along with their Normal School
''Dl'es- From the material of the manage
--'H' oi the school, satisfactory results are
Expected.
NJ Lawrence Kuip, citizen of Patter'
:. i4st Friday evening travelled in Fast
,'He 70 Lewistown, TO inform the sister of
NN"ih ZeltHer Of the misfortune that had
'AAen him. He delivered the sad mes
ee' ieit her place, and proceeded on his
NJ a. lar as far as TO the residence of Mr..
'mery, where he stopped and knock ed
Aisslon. His knock was answered,
an invitation to enter the house extend
"n'eh he declined, complaining of feel
ne "l' and asking for glass of water.
-"e MS friends in alarm fastened for
- '' ne sank down on the door step, and
-. 'A Ais friends returned he lay dying. He
speedily taken into the house, but sur
Nv. % 10 breathe only few times after be-
''s 'Ass cared for.