Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-11-20
SHORT LOCALS.
A man 26 years old, IN Huntingdon, vot

A man 26 years old, In Huntingdon, voted
on age.
1t is said that young man in town has
voted at the three past annual elections on
age.
Rev. Patrick Welch lectured in the Meth
odist church, On Sabbath evening, on Ro-
manism.
Every promise of reform that was made
by the Republicans, previous to the elec-
ton, viii be carried out.
j. d. Bradley, of Allenville, iiffiin conn
ty, is credited with having stuffed a sau-
sage 81 feet long without break in it.
And now the news is, that dlsloyal and
bad subject attempted to plunge a dagger
into the heart of King Humberts, of Italy.
yJoseph Adams, residing in the middle of
the valley, in Walker township, shot an II
pound wild turkey few days ago, from his
spring house. LAal6
The Stewart body snatchers have been
arrested in New York. They are both old
offenders, and their pictures are in the
rogues' gallery, but where is the bodyf
The Harrisburg Telegraph says: Splen-
did apples are selling in this city at sl75
per barrel. Cheaper than at any time dur
ing the last ten years.
Said an old friend SO don't like q man
who is intimate on short acquaintance, be-
cause he is almost sure to be short on in-
innate acquaintance"
jeremiah Lyons, Administrator cum tss-
tamenfo annero of Philip Ranck, deceased,
sold the Mansion Farm of said decedent to
Jonas Kaufman, last Saturday, for Si0l0.
Buildings on five acres, in the town of
Bradford, Mexican county, this State, were
swept away by fire tina: broke out about Q
O'Clock on the evening of the lith.
There is a good deal of talk Of the use Of
fraudulent tax receipts, that did service in
the late election. 1t the reports are true,
the perpetrators should be punished.
While Lieut.. J. S. Barton was attending
the Reunion of the 49th, last "Wednesday
night, thieves entered his store at Pleasant
View. and carried away lot of boots, shoes
and other goods, and about 81 in money!
In way not definitely known TO himself,
ex-Sheriff Loudon had roll of $4,000 in
paper money TO slip from his pocket, last
Saturday. The person who found it, if
honest, will return It.
a strange fish, caught in the river at Nc
Veytown, Mifilin county, has been pro-
nouDced, by men who profess ability to
classify it, to be the lake lawyer, dog-fsh or
mad-iish.
The Leyistown Gaze fe says: The corn
crop, which is about all cribbed, is the
lightest yield known for a number of years,
some fields not averaging more than twenty
five bushels of ears per acre.
Snakes will not 60 near geraniums.-Er.
Cut this out and paste it in your boots
Harrisburg Telegraph. That may do for
some people, but for other people, we sug-
gest that they put it in their hat.
There is no good reason why the Trade
Dollar should not be made legal tender by
the next Congress. 1t is worth more than
the old Jackson dollar, which is legal
tender.
Cochin, the tax-collector in Mahanoy
township, Schuylkin county, has been SEN
fenced 10 Jail for a period of six months,
and to pay one hundred dollars fine, and
costs of prosecution, for raising an order OF
s9.25 to s9l.25.
The Horatio G. Fisher Club of Hunting
don held grand jubilee in Huntingdon on
Friday night a week. 1t was the occasion
of the largest procession that has marched
in the streets of Huntingdon within the
past ten years.
The newspaper fraternity extend hearty
sympathy 10 J. Edgar King, of the Altoona
Radical, on account of his defeat at the late
election, a. a candidate for Assembly.
When he failed Of an election, the House
lost valuable mem Der, and the constitu-
ency of Altoona an efficient Assembiyman.
The Third Reunion OF the 49th Regt.,
p. V, last W ednesday was largely attended
by the surviving members of the regiment,
and by soldiers of other regiments, and by
many citizens, and the programme as pub
lished the week previous was fully carried
out
Samuel Auker. Executor of Michael Bru
baker, late of Fayette township, deceased,
will sell, at the late residence of the de-
ceased, one mile north of Oakland Mills, on
next Tuesday, the 26th inst, Live stock,
farming utensils, grain, hay and fodder, and
other articles owned by the deceased.
Three so-called respectable young men,
of GAINESVILLE, Ohio, have been arrested for
stealing the bodies of people decentiy bu-
ried. Legislative enactment seems TO be 4
failure, when used as a remedy against the
ghouls. Something soldier than Legisla-
tive eDactments, or rulings OF courts, per-
haps, would prove remedy.
Miss DollIe Lewis, very pretty young
lady, who lived in Henderson township,
died suddenly on Sunday night. She had
been to church where she was to have met
her lover. He received her coldly or did
not recognize her at all, and on her return
home 1t is supposed that she ended her life
by taking pOison.-Huntingdon GLOBE, Nor.
l3.
On Friday morning, as farmer was driv-
ing through West Huntingdon with load
of cornfodder, Burton, a five year old son
of Mr.. Luden Dean, attempted to catch
hold OF some of the overhanging fod-
der, and in doing so fell under the wheels
OF the wagon. The wagon passed over him,
inAicting internal injuries, from the effects
of which he died in about an hour.-Hunf-
ingdon Globe, Nor. l3.
b. F. Burchfield delivered himself in an
unkind article, in newspaper last week,
against the editor of the Senfi.ei and