Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-01-30
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

The U. S. Senate silver resolution passed
the Lower House of Congress on Monday.
Yeas ls7; nays 1S. Stenger voted against il.
Rain and snow on Sunday.
The mountain tops were white with snow
on Monday morning
Nominate no men for the local offices
who are not good men.
at is obsolete to talk of the stomach; ;
it's the parquet now"
Shad are sold in the Harrisburg market
st 90 to IS cents per fish.
New Goods constantly arriving at Park
er's Store, in the Palace Building.
Thirty Dollars will buy Latest Improved
Domestic Sewing Machine at rodd's.
The Huntingdon Monitor says that small
pox is Just the thing to keep tramps away.
avaluable COW belonging 10 Jacob Sulouf
choked to death on bran and corn-fodder,
last Friday
The sacrament of the Lords Supper will
next Sabbath.
DR.. Lucien Banks is about to open Gro
rery Store in the room adjoining the Drug
Store of Banks & Hamlin.
Six hundred dollars will buy house and
lot in this borough Terms easy For fur
ther information call at this ofhce-
The are no cases of smallpox in town.
The disease did not get ont Of the house in
Patterson. in which Il originated.S
The ssot in a chimney of A. B Fasick's
htuse, at East Point, took fire a few days
ago, and scared people in that neighhcr-
hood.
J.B. ". Todd is selling of his entire
stock of clothing at greatly reduced prices
for cash. Overcoats 81 to ST. Don't fail
to 60 and get bargain.
For Rent-A House on Third street. Mfr
iintown-Large Lot, with Stable and other
conveniences. Apply to B. F. BURCH-
FIELD, Office Bridge street, opposite the
Court House
The Altoona DqIly Nor ming Tribune made
its appearance, again, last Monday, I'M
proved in appearance, and manifesting
vitality that indicates long, useful, and
profitable existence.
The proposed pipe law will make Balti-
more the point at which to empty its OIL
Thai fact, without any other consideration,
should cause the Legislature of Pennsylva-
MIA 20 defeat the bill.
John Bowers will se,t at public sale, at
Johnstown, Juriata county, at O'Clock P. NJ.
on Saturday, February ,, 1873, one horse,
one huckster wagon, one sled, corn, hay,
and some household furniture.
Grand Excursion to Florida, from Phils-
delphia, February Q, 1873. For rates and
other particulars address VoeELRAcn 4
SrEIGER. Pennsylvania-Florida Headquar-
tiers, No. ll2s North Fourth ST., Philada.
The meeting in the Lutheran church has
resulted in the conversion OF u number OF
persons from the ways OF people outside oil
the church to the ways of people inside OF
the church. The meeting still continuesDi
Senator Don Cameron was on TO Philstei-
phIa last Saturday evening TO attend re-
ception given in his honor by Republicans of
that city. A number OF United States Sem
ators accompanied him, and were present al
the reception.
The lecture on India, and the Stereopticon
exhibition of people, temples, tombs, gar
dens. mountains, and other scenes OF that
old country. as told and shown by Rev. e.
B. Newton, in the Presbyterian church, on
Monday evening, was interesting and in
structiye.
An exchange says: For smallpox, OF
scarlet fever. take ssulphate Of zinc, one
grain: fox glove (digitalis) one grain hall
teaspoonful of water. When Thoroughly
mixed. add four ounces of water. Take
spoonful every hour. For child, small
doses, according to age Either disease
will disappear in twelve hours.
Philadelphia Mark cts on Saturday, jan
S.-Wheat. Penna. amber Sl.35, Rye 66to
7Sc. Corn 5lto55c, Oats 55toS1c, Coffee
Rio. l4tolSc, Java 2lto2ic, Sugar 1to9.ci
Loaf ugar lOc, Hops 2toloc per lb-, Hides
Steer stosac, Cow 7tos.c, Harness HtoSlc'
Spanish Sole 2Ito32c, Produce Butter 25tc
soc, Cloverseed 6to7c per ID, Eggs, fresh
I4tol6c. TaIlow 7to7yc. Pittsburg Cattle
Markets.-Fed Cattle 4!to54c, Sheep Sto5s
Aogs iic-
The dispatch from Louisiana as published
in another colamn, relative 10 the prosecu
ton against the Returning Board, does no
look much like reconciliation. The Sour
should know that it is not to her interest tc
look back, and to prosecute for what is past
Her opportunity is now, for reconciiiation
and restoration If she misses il, the op'
portunity will have passed forever, and th'
whirlwind which she sowed eighteen year
ago, will be hers TO reap.
"MRs. A. L. PHELPS, sister of Miss Enmi
Willard, in a letter to Mrs. Hooker say
there is more reason for women to petition
the Almighty to change the condition o
the sexes, and let men take their turn il
bearing children and suffering the physica
ailments peculiar to women, than in peti
tioning Congress to make voters of them
Through mails fer cities, but give tn
country people in the Juniata Valley mai
on way trains. fas