Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-04-02
SHORT LOCALS.
The borough schools have all closed.

The borough schools have all closed.
The roads are in bad condition to travel
on.
A walking mania is breaking out among
city people.
Nrs. Kreider has house to rent on
Cherry street.
The new moon in its frst appearance last
week lay Hat on its back.
Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy To-
bacco. Dec. 4, 1S1S-ly.
Who robbed the February election box in
the borough of its ballots
Eighteen commercial travellers stopped at
one hotel In Wilkcsbarre one day last week.
! The boy in Snyder county has been pro-
nounced by Christian K. Ros, as not his
son.
A fire broke out in Huntingdon Jail few
evenings ago, bu; before it md done much
damage it Was put out.
1t is reported that gold has been found in
paying quantities thirty miles southeast of
Wichita, Kansas.
Let US have an article on the sanctiiy of
the Ballot-box and the inviolability of the
Constitution.
Mrs. John Funk died at the residence of
her son, Mr.. Samuel Funk, In Walker town
ship, on Friday, aged about 80 year.
Rev. Mr.. Wilson's friends are heartily re-
joiced over the vindication that Conference
extended to the Reverend gentleman.
The Democrat uad Register moves this
week into the Tribune office, and the Tri-
6une moves into a new Office on Main street.
Miss Mussle X Dehl will open a
subscription school, in the borough
school house on Monday the 18th.
An occasional hocl: of wild ducks go up
and down the river. Sow wild rice, aud
they will come in great numbers to feed
On it.
"Mr. John A. Smith and Miss vashti B.
Longiellow, the one al Wichita, Kansas,
the other at Xenia, Ohio, were married by
telegraph March Z, 1879"
Miss Nellie Hubbard, younger daughter
of Governor Hubbard, of Connecticut, |
eloped and married her fathers coachman, |
last week.
An entertainment will be given by the |
East Salem school, or Friday evening,
April 4, 1879. The public are invited to |
attend. Admission, cents.
Read the advertisement of Airy View |
Academy, as published in another column.
Some parties. in bare feet, entered law
yer Paraer's Office last Wednesday night and |
rummaged papers, and stole two or three |
hats owned by MIR. Parker.Z
{ The cellar of the dwelling house of law
yer McNeen was entered on the night OF the |
18th uit., ami a ham and lot Of potatoes
stolen theretrom.
We extend the time for the payment of
back subscription at 81 80 per Year, to the
April term Of court, after which time the
full price IS advertised will be charged.
The canal has been emptied. The water
had been put in to thaw out the ice and I
banks. so that bars and other distractions
TO navigation could be removed.
THAT Southern man who sent his 81 900 |
ConfedeI ate bond on to Washington the
other day for redemption, knows what k;ua
OF fellows the rebel brigsdiers ars.'
The installation of the following officers
took place in the Lutheran church IN Sab
bath A. II. Weidman, elder; WIl.!ln Die
trick, deacon; Jacob Beidler and Jacob
Slaut;erblck, :rustees,>
The return of Rev. r. E. Wilson from
Conference last Tuesday evening was made
the occasion OF grand reception and sup
per in honor of the Reverend gentleman's
vindication BY Conference.
Senator aud Mrs. Crawford held recep-
ton last Friday evening, in honor of the
marriage of Mr.. William c. Pomeroy and
their niece, Ellie B. Crawford. The nuIaber
of ladies' and gentlemen present was no.
A SELECT SCHOOL. will be opened in
the Public School Building in Mifiiintown,
for term of Twelve Weeks, commencing
April 1th, and closing June 3c.a, 1873.
l. G. MARKS.
Lawyers Sponsler and Barnett, of Bloom
f.Id ,vara in a.rendance in the Court of fh,,
Master in Chancery, held by lawyer Siebert,
in the Presbyterian church case, last We'd
nesday. The Master will hold another
Court beginning May both.
A few more commune speeches In the
Legislature, and the s tate will rise up IN
manner that will exceed the uprising that |
took place when Rebellion struck a blow at
free government. The people Ike liberty, |
but not tie liberty that robs them.
For Sale-Turnip Seed, BY the pound
Address ]. & z. AuKER, Mlffiintown, or Nc. |
Ali.tervillc.
1. is said that the eastern portion of the |
1 State is flooded with a counterfeit three
cent nickel piece. II is well executed and
can hardly be detected from the genuine.
The counterfeit bears the date Of 1860, and
is little larger and thicker than the gen.
| uine.
Last Wednesday night about IL O'Clock
four tramps called at Justice Loudon's
place of residence at East Point, and asked
for a lodgment in Jail. While he was filing
the commitment" they talked of how
they might steal his boots and stockings
that lay in sight Of where they sat.
The Altoona Tribune of the 29th of March
tells it in this way: Master Frank Campbell,
son of James T. Campbell, formerly of this
city, shot himself in the hand while in his
seat in st. Johns parochial school in East
Co.emaugh yesterday. He was toying with
a small pistol, the ball of which entered the
leg of schoolmate named Kelly, whose
father had Canrbell arrested and bound