Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-04-19
LOCIL INTELLIGENCE.

Huntingdon has a colored school.
Just received-Latost STYLES of Hats at
Todd's.
Newly ground land plaster, Just from the
Mil, FOR sale by Buyers & Kennedy.
The rains Of last Thursday and Friday
freshened vegetation amazingly, in these
parts,
The Legislature. that is, the Lower House,
has fixed on the 5th of May as the day on
which to adjourn. Boom.
Baby perambulAtors are said to be as low
as four dollars apiece, but bachelors are just
as shy as ever, in the city.
If you want nice suit for boys, go to
Todd's, in Patterson.
Columbia county has thirty-three candi-
dates for Sheriff.
No more fresh oyster until in .he month
of next September
Judge Bucher has recommended repairs
to the Lewistown Court House.
Mr. J. L. Tillinghast is the superinten-
dent of Commodore Yanderbilt's railroad.
The Centennial has done something for
the tramp. 1t has given him a new name.
He is now called the Centennial tourist.
Eali dollars, quarter dollars, and dime
pieces ID silver are expected to be freely in
circulation soon.
J. Greer, edito r-in-cbief of the Al
toOna Tribune, was in town isiting, in COM
pany with Mrs. Greer, a number of friends,
last week.
"A number or ladies in Mt. Union have
formed themselves into Society for the
Prevention Of Crselty to Animals
ssThe 26,h OF this month is the 57th an
niyersary of the Organization of Odd Eel
lowship in the United States.''
There are eight people in Memo town
slip,sMifiiin county, who are each past
eighty years of age.
Vanted-5,OO0 pounds sides and should
ers. Highest price paid in cash or in ex-
change for goods.
Norther Conference of Central Pennsyl-
vsnia Lutheran Synod meets at aiffiinburg,
Union county, May ID
This is the week that the Government has
set apart as the one in which TO begin TO
issue silver currency.
On Thursday week a house belonging
then to Mr.. Fry, near Donneily's Mills,
Perry county, was destroyed by fire.
The Baptist congregation, and the Luth-
sran congregation each expect to erect a
church in Huntington.
There is good deal Of sickness in the
town now among children, the prevailing
disease being scarlet fever.
Rev. Mr. Hornberger will preach a SER
mon in the German language, in his church
il Patterson, at half past 10 O'Clock next
Sunday.
A tree from California, for the Centen nial
Exhibition, passed this place on yesterday
morning about 8 o'clock. Itrequired seven
cars to haul it. Old slabs.
1t is quite probable that the depot at this
place, Of the Selinsgrove and North Branch
Railroad viii be located at the south ter
minus Of Cross street.
Calcine Plaster and Lumber of every de-
scription for sale by Buyers & Kennedy.
There was an incendiary fire in Mechan-
icsburg las; Friday night. The fire was
started in hotel stable. Loss, $4,000 to
$4,000.
Sehs;or John ]. Patterson, of South Car
onina, is one of the delegates from that
State to the National Republican Conven-
ton TO meet in Cincinnati in June.
Garments for spring wear are now being
made mp by thousands and thousands at
Wanamaker & Browns, 9th and Market,
Philadelphia.
"George Miller and his sons killed an
otter on the side of the mountain, mile
IRON the river, in Bratton township, Miffiin
County, which measured four feet from nose
to tip of tail''
An unmarried local editor On an exchange
says: ''The new style of spring hat is like
hah scooped out water melon, and it en-
Braces the young ladies' as if it was mashed
On them. Very sweet"
on Thursday morning between and
Oeioek tramp was struck by the Second
ohion Line east, while walking on the
track hear Bridgeport, Huntingdon county,
and had hand cut off.
'oseph Caryell, of Delaware township,
Manufactured nine hundred rakes the past
winter. People who have not received
uheir supply of rakes for the farm this sea-
on should address him at Thompsoptown,
iunist, - r.