Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-03-29
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

their store into the Odd Fellows Hall store
room, where they will be glad to see their
old customers and the public generally.
Easter, three weeks from last unday.
The water has been let into the canal.
WiIliamsport has two female practicing
physicians.
Huntingdon has too many houses for her
population, and Altoona not enough
Fourteen new members We're added TO
the Lutheran church on unday last.
Mr.. David Diven was installed as elder in
the Lutheran church in this place last sun-
day
Mr. John I. Metlin was installed as dea-
con in the Lutheran church in this place
last Sunday.
The clothes cut by Loudon equal the
clothes cut by the fashionabl. tallors OF
cities.
shall the old Court Hcuse be repaired or
new one builtl is the question now in
MIffiin county.
Three hundred dIferen: pieces of wall
paper, to select from, at MuIherspaughs 5
Hardware Store.
More snow fell last Friday night in these
parts OF the State than in all the days and
nights before it this winter.
In January people talked about sowing
oats about the middle OF March but the
weather, on, yes, the weather.
They have new party in New Yoik
called The ..Bran party" Ask no quss-
lions; don't know anything about them
There is Russian proverb which runs
in another world usurers have to count
red hot CONS with bare hands"
John Shelby, Esq, Of Bloomfield, Perry
county, represents this Senatorial district III
the Republican State Convention to-day
Put this in your pipe aud smoke it: ''GoT'
ernor Cheney got more votes than any
other man who was ever elected Governor
Of New Hampshire"
No risk Buyers run no risk in getting
garments at 9th and Market streets, Phila'
delphia. Wanamaker s. Brown cheerfuiiy
assume all the risk.
jeremiah Lyons, ESD, is the Representa-
tive delegate from this county to the he
publican State Convention that assemblies
al Harrisburg to-day.
Amos G. Bonsall, Esq, was appointed
member of the State Central Committee D.
nv the Democratic State Convention tina
assembled at Lancaster last week.
The smoked glass prepared 10 lool
through at the eclipse, on Saturday, wa
not needed in this part of the country
Thick clouds eclipsed the eclipse.
There are now seven lega; holidays, viz
New Years day, Washington's Birthday
Good Friday, Decoration Day and Christ
mas. The next holiday is Good Friday.
On Monday John Stong, of Tuscaror
Valley. started for the Western country {
make il his future home. He was accom-
panied BIZ his wife and twelve children.
The Central Pennsylvania NJ. E. Confer
ence convened at Harrisburg last week, q
per announcement. Quite a number
citizens from this county were in attend
ance.
Philadelphia markets.-Cloverseed 16at
lsc per Ib, according to quality; wheat, re
sl.5O; rye sotos2c; corn 6Stceic; oats
to4sc; cattle 4to7!c; sheep 5to7sc; hos
hogs l2tol2ac.
DIR. d. NJ. Crawford has been sick nun
Der of days, too i'll to attend to his patient
His friends are glad now TO learn that D
expects soon to attend to his practice In b
usual health.
SegeIbaum has opened out in full liz
of Clothing for men and boys, hats, cap
and almost everything else in the line
mems furnishing goods, in the Paiac
Building. Call and see him.
DIR. Al. Fisher is one of the delegate
from this Congressional District to the Den
ocratic National Convention, as per al
pointment by the Democratic State Coi
yention that met at Lancaster last week.
The sacrament of the Lords Supper WI
administered in the Lutheran church
this town last Sunday. Rev. Mr.. Blacl
weIder was assisted By Rev. Mr.. Rice,
Newport, Perry county, in the admiristr'
ton of the same.
Last Thursday, while Jacob Hertzler,
Walnut, was shedding a load Of wheat
This place TO market, bag of wheat fell
The sled somewhere between Johnstown an
Patterson, and was not missed until Nj
HeTtzler proceeded to unload.