Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-01-26
LOC.iL INTELLIGENCE.

The late weather gives wheat an unprom-
ising appearance.
The churche. in Lewistown have revival
meetings in progress. .a,.-5s
There is revival meeting in progress N
the Patterson church.
Mr.. Mulhellan, Principal of the schools in
this borough, has rendered his resignation
10 the board of directors.
The mud and fiuctuatirg weather are the
standing topics of conversation. e
Prayer-lneeting in Rev Mr.. Sherrara' 5
church every evening this week.
For Saie-Bran and Chop, by the guam
tiiy, at T. F. Rohm's, in Patterson
The soldiers OF Mifilin &C unfy are orgaH-
lzing TO participate in the Centennial Cele-
bration.
There is an interesting revival meeting
IN progress in Rev. MIR. Shindle's church,
Port Royal, this county.
Last "Wednesday John o'Donald, of Pat
tcI>pu- Situ-hAEiEA a tAaai
when cleaned 6l2 pounds.
Hugh Pltcsrian, Esq has tedtme part
ner with H. &. Dern, Esq, in the publishing,
editing aud management of the Altoona
Tribune
A man named Wood offered a resolution
in the Legislature that provided that ground
hog dav should be declared legal holiday.
The resolution was withdrawn.
There is a man in Indiana, who takes
% newspapers, and you might as well try TO
ride whirlwind on a side-saddle as to at
tempt to impose upon that man."
On Sunday afternoon a week the editor Of
the Lewistown Gd=etfe, during a stroll on
The Big Ridge, found a dandelIon in fril
bloom, aud believes it as something worthy
of mention in mid winter, which il is.
Philadelphia Markets-Penna. red wheat
SI.SstoI 40. amber SI.IltoI .43 Corn 56to
ole; Oats 42to4sc: Cloverseed l2!tol2zc
per lb. Cattle ito7ac gross; Sheep 4to6ae
per Id; Hogs 9.tollc per lb
The Political and General Mammal for
1876, is the Times .9lnanac, compiled by
Alex. K. Mcclure and A. Wilson Norris.
If you desire document of that character
send for one. Address, 713 Chestnut ST.,
Philadelphia.
a raptured writer inquiries What is
there under heaven more huIaanizing, or,
If we may use the term, more angelizing
than a fine black eye in a lovely woman 2
A humorous friend, who was not so en-
tranced, answered, rrwo black eyes, is the
only proper answer can think of now"
Thieves visited the hen roosts of John
Xix, Jacob Wiz, and DAVID Haller, and
stole therefrom a number Of fowls. Mer
are taking of setting gun-traps for the
thieves. and il would not b.. the most sur
prising piece of news to hear, some morn
ing, that a thief lies dead BY the explosion
of gun-trap, under neigkbor's chicken
roost.
If you want bargains, 90 to J. B. NJ
u.
cent. TO cash buyers, on his stock of Ready
Made Clothing. for one month, in order Il
reduce his stock. Ovcrcosts, Horse Blan
kets, Lap Ropes, Buggy Whips. Hats, Caps
Boots and Shoes cheap. He had also full
line of Ladies' Caters and Shoes cheap.
2t
Mr.. Frederick Espenschade, Caleb Parker
Esq.,. and Mr. James Parker, last Saturda,
drove to the farm of the former TO obtain ;
few lamp posts. On tkeir way home th'
coupling of their wagon broke, and for I
short time matters looked as if serious
accident would result from the break. Mr.
Parker. Sr., was entangled in the lines and
dragged shoit distance, and somewha
bruised about the limbs. The horse wa
caught BY another member of the party
and thus the serious phrase of the troubl'
ended.
TEACHERS ISsTIrUTEs-A Adjourned In
stitutes will be held as follows: McAlister
vile, Friday evening, Jan 18th, and Satur
day, 29th; Thompsontown, Feb. llth AMI
18th; Port ROYAL, Feb. 2jth and 10Th; Nc
Coysville, March lcth and Ilth. Teacher
are requested to come prepared to work.
JOHN NJ. GARMAN,
Jan 26-2m County Superintendent.