Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-05-03
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

batman turns out good quality of corr
planter.
The Boom disgrace has not yet come t.
an end.
The Centennial Exhibition viii be opene,
next week.
Mrs. Jacob Moyer died in this borough o,
Friday last, after an illness of about twelv,
hours.
About sunset on Sunday snow-storn
prevailed, and on Monday morning ice WI,
common thing.
Few people were in attendance at Cour
last week outside the circle OF people who
had business before the Court.
Mrs. Jacob Frank, of Patterson, fell from
pair Of s'portable steps" in her house
last Thursday, and broke an arm.
The Junia,a County Medical Society or.
gaHi5cd permanently On the 25th ult- The
list of officers viii be published next issue.
For sale by George King. Of East Salem,
two new varieties of potatOes-ComIton's
Surprise and Brcwnei's Beauty. Price So
per bushel.
John Cunningham, of Milford township,
bought the Mcknight house and lot in Pat
terson, at public sale last Thursday, for the
sum of $500.
A man from Lancaster was arrested in
f.ewistown last week. on a charge OF cruel
~ to animals, he having driven a livery
stable horse sstoO hard F"
"Johnson and ROLAND, ths Chambersburg
bank robbers. were sentenced on Saturday
10 eight and ten years, respectively, IN the
Eastern Peuitentisry."
If you desire it, when you go to the Cen
tennial show, man will roll you around the
grounds ami through tile buildings in a
chair, for 60 cents an hour.
Philadelphia Mrkets.-Wheat sI.4efol.
So Rye SIC; Corn 63c; Oats 37to41c !;
Cattle 5tO6c per 10; Sheep 5to1c Hogs
lltol2!c per lb.
Thieves stole a threshing machine strap
from the premises of David Cunningham in
Milford township. 1t is believed the thieves
Use it to sole shoes.
Nathan Keely bought the Mcknight prop
erty near Thompsontown, and W. II. krei-
der bought the stone quarry in the Narrows
that belonged TO the same estate.
The House, at Harrisburg, on Monday, by
a vote Of l8 to 46, expelled Representa-
tive Petrotf on account of his conduct in
connection with the boom bill.
Conrad Rice, of Ickesburg, Perry coun-
", WAS live man in good health last Sun.
day morning. In the evening of the same
day he ate a supper, and shortly after died.
A New York printer setting up a recent
report Of horse race, said "the fool sellers
wer. busy" instead OF the spool Sellers"
bat it did not alter the sense of the para
graph nuch.-Erehangs.
II you have S. of fractional currency and
desire silver in exchange for it, by sending
,he paper 10 the Treasurer at Washington,
OF TO a snb- Treasurer at Philadelphia, you
can obtain the coin.
The BeIknap impeachment case drags it.
self slowly along. Confidence in Mr.. Belk-
nap has departed forever, and the sooner be
subsidies the greater will be the satisfaction
experienced by all people.
New. Mr.. Welsh, tine Presbyterian preach
er from Salt Lake, Utah, delivered SER
mon in Rev. Mr.. Shcrrard's church last Sum
day morning. The theme of the sermon
was the personality OF Deity or God.
Mr.. Thaddeus Mcmahon, of Franklin
county, has been put before the people of
that county as a Republican candidate for
Congress-. Mr.. John M. Pomeroy. of the
same county. ia also a candidate for the
same Office
IL IS saia tnat manufacturing company
In the eastern part OF ihls State has gotten
up - advertising legal tender note that
80 clearly resembles the Government legal
81 Il .. n.
tehder ho'e lhat at glance IL may easily
-irbt. Too much business
AS we 60 TO press story comes from
Milierstown, Perry county, to the effect fhst
TWO citizens had quarrel last SATURDAY..
ON MONDAY one of the parties-an ex-sherin
Oh the county aioresaia-ootaihed TWO re-
FoNers. loaded them careiuiiy, ana Then
caiied on MS neishoor, al ms mouse, pre-
sehteo MN Win one OF the pistols, aduing
u, ,na' lhey would settle tne despu'e oy anei:
me heighoor look 70 his heeis Inc sherin
h'eo ana "ouldeu 'ae running man, ana
no" ths case goes 10 court, on charge
Reuben Caveny. formerly of this county,
now keeps a boarding house at No. l50
Nor'n a.n stree'' rhl'aoeipila: hecenuy
sumo e'n-uispoSeu PeIs"n stAiied inc re-
port una. S,,l1ilcpok , had oroken out In the
I fanny =. Ai . .sens .,i rne rSporl circa-
..a .a.ea iieey .t IN 'n's ova"'S. Lnerc Is no
,'. uu.u I'm ~ .,,e r ,isd repL. oa'eas p,ac1
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On the 18th of March Miss Alice A. Nc
Laughlin, Of Spruce Hiil- township, was
thrown from horse and had her collar bone
broken. The accident overlook her in this
this way During the mild weather previous