Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-04-11
LOCSL INTELLIGENCE.


Payday is not yet past.
Sscker-fshing in creeks.
s.Iota" comes too late for this issue.
Huntingdon county has saw-mill to saw
axe-handles.
Huntingdon Presbytery convened in Ty-
rome yesterday.
\ safe in Lewistown has four hundred
dollar lock on 1t.
Clergymen pronounce the past year poor
one for marriages.
Philadelphia Markets = Wheat. 81. so,
Corn 56c, Oats 40toi7c.
The financial affairs Of Juniata comfy are
easy, generally speaking
Two spans of the Selinsgrove railroad
bridge have been complete
You Will never get rich attending to other
peoples business to the neglect Of your
own.
The barn OF Joseph Weiser, in Chapman
township, Snyder county, was destroyed by
fire some days ago.
The amateurs cleaned Macedonia run of
trout in about four days. There is no use
of going there to fsh now.
Bargains! Bargains To be had at Bnrch
fields Cash Store in John stown, for three
weeks Wv
Hon Benjamin Harris Brewster is men
toned in connection with the Republican
nomination for Audi General.
The Republican newspapers in the Juni-
alta Valley are strong In their recomnenda-
tion Of Senator John \. Lenon for Audi
tor General.
Mrs. Anna Myers, through her Attorney,
Joseph Rothrock, will sell horses, cattle lnd
household furniture al her sons residence,
opposite Port Royal.
81 COO wanted, on or before April 10.
lS77. Good real estate security giNe
Inquire at this office. 2w
..Bald headed men are so numerous in
Chicago that an audience in that city is said
10 look. when viewed from above, like cob
blestone pavement"
Rev. Mr.. Berry will preach series of
seven sermons, having for his text tue
Lords Prayer. He will begin the series
next Sabbath evening.
\ Paterson, New Jersey, boy was riding
oa his fathers back, when the latter sug-
susted that il was rather an elevated rail
road. eyes, pa; I'm riding on dummy"
BY statement OF participant the fact
is made known within the past few days,
that the Bender family were all lynched
while trying TO escape from Kansas, years
ago.
Philadelphia has sensation in the reve-
lation of the snOurs of prominent lawyer
of that city, named Brinkle. The lawyer
has hurried away to Europe, to escape from
the woman.
A Young man named Slem Miller, resi-
ling in the vicinity of Bells Mills, visited
Altoona several days ago, where he drank a
quantity Of vile whisky, missed the train,
laid out all night and dIed.'
"Miffiin county scores the first baseball
accident of the season-a young man named
Shook being struck on the forehead with a
bat, knocking him down as if shot, and in
tiicting an ugly wound"
ssThe Rome Senfiuel man remarks that
children are sent into the world to teach as
how lovely angels are but when a man
finds himself pasted TO the seat OF a chair
by piece Of spruce gum hs never thinks
of thIs.''
A ST. Louis Sunday-school boy gave his
teacher this illustrative definition of "re
sponsibiiity - 'Boys has two buttons for
their s'pehdrrs SOS to keep their pants up
When one button comes of there's good
deal of responsibility on the other"
Last Wednesday evening atrampdeliber-
ately threw a stone through one OF the door
lights in the store-room Of Mr.. John Shaf-
fer. He said he did the act so as to secure
committal to jail, where he was lodged.
On Thursday evening the offence was again
committed by the same tramp, and he was
again sent to Jail.
Goodville, village about two miles east
of McAlisterville, having local reputation
on account of it being the place where one
of the bunker churches is located, is not a
large village 1t has a population of &c
people The Smith family number %, the
Shellenberger family number %, the Mar
tin family number 8, the Rannels family
number 8, the Sprout family number 3, the
7Jamison and Myers family each number l.
Within the coming month our artist viii
be id Pittsburg; on his way home he VIII
stop at Altoona, and in accordance with in
structions proceed to take the pictures of the
editors and proprietors of the Altoona Iri-
'bune, Messrs. Dern & Pitcairn. Mr.. Dern's
picture, as all who know him, may be sntici-
pated. It Will be strengthening, and at the
same time have something of the modest
femenine appearance about ii, that is always
becoming. As to what the picture of Mr..
Pitcairn will look like, must be left entirely
to conjecture, the artist never having seen
him. Of course, in doing the Tribune gal
axy Of writer's, it would be wrong to miss
Mr.. Al. Greer. Being good-looking man,
he. Greer, will be q splendid subject. Our
artist is in ecstacies over the prospects of
taking Mr.. Greer's picture.