Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-03-03

Lutheran people are getting ready for
Conference, TO be held in this place next
week.
Sportsmen say that the open winter
is certain of turning out plentiful supply
of game.
II Tilden runs again, for the Presidency
he will be defeated by more than one elec-
toral vote.
One thousand people profess to have been
converted in the Wharton N. Z. Church,
Philadelphia.
F. F. Rohm shipped by his market car on
Monday, sCe dozen eggs-one weeks gath
ering in our two towns.
There is small percentage of silver in
the iron ore that is being mined on the
Loudon tract North of town.
Three hundred and forty five steers is
the number that was fed the past winter in
Menno township, Miffiin county.
When it Numbered last Thursday the
weather-wise said, now 1t will get cold.
Argument in the Presby terian Church
Case VIII be opened on Thursday before the
Master; that is the master appointed by the
Court.
The Democratic Congressional Commit
tee, on investigation, should inquire as to
how many petticoats, JEFF Davis, had on
when he was captured.
The fox and mink scalp business, in Ju-
niata county, is not 10 be compared 10 the
business in Center county, where 81, SS5-
60, were paid for scalps last year.
The question of dancing is troubling the
church, every where; is it more demoral-
izing than for q couple to sit up, together,
halt night, in q room BY themselves
SMALL PICTURES-Enlarged for
the small sum of 75c,s, per picture, at
Hess's gallery in MIffiintown. Frames
furnished very low.
Mr.. William Sterrett, of Milford town.
ship, says that in his time. on number o:
different occasions, slaveholders passed his
place on their return South with runaway
slaves.
]. T. Detra, of Walker township, states
that the valuation Of real and personal Prop
eTty in said township for the year loso, 10
SS7S,I7l. Money returned to the assessor
is SIl,7Sl.
FREDERICK HAINS.-will sell, live
stock, farming utensils, and household
goods. at his place of residence, 1ear Flne
Grove Church, ferhanagh township,
March l9 1850.
Jacob Sulouff, who was rolled upon by a
log, l2 feet long by 2 feet in diameter, some
weeks ago. has SO far recovered from the
effects OF the accident as TO be able to go
about on crutches.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. requests have been
made that we extend the time in which to
send bills for subscription that have been
standing or owing for period of more than
one year. The time is extended TO the last
of May, 1880.
The first organ grinder this spring was
around on Monday. When he passed East
Point he awakened the melodies by playing
Yankee Doodle, and Fishers Horn Pipe,
with Old Hundred sandwiched between
them.
The Altoona Tribune s. Us: Jacob Givler,
who for long time was conductor OF the
gravel train between Mifilin and Hunting.
don, was stricken With paralysis the latter
mart of last week at his home In Remove.
He is reported very low, this being his Sec
ond attack.
The Rev. Dr. Hatfield, of Chicago, is
radical on the dancing question. He Is re-
ported TO have said he would bring up his
children in the lowest and most immoral
neighborhood in that city rather than In the
most refined society in which daneing'
card -playIng and theatre-going were tolcr-
ated.
A man in Port Royal, owed a woman
quite sum of money. She was his land
lady. He was pro:use in his promises TO
nav. but before he came 10 tire VIII 'he
money, he borrwed Scots of her, and took
an other woman TO Z saloon and had oyster
soun for two. Northampton county had
inst such p case, last week, snd 1t stlrred
m q great talk down there.
The Democratic County Committee met
last week. and elected, ]. d. Miihken, as
Representative Delegate to the State Con-
ven,,on. Al. Patterson, II. S. Scholl,
CT. Hench, were elected Senatorial Dele
gate with instruction to support Wm- Nc
Couner. as Senatorial delegate to the State
Convention. The Crawford County Sys-
fem will be submitted TO the party, on sat
urday, August 2l 1880.
A correspondent. writing from Susque-
hanna township, says: The Zeiders union
School. Ne. 8, of Susquehanna township
viii close March 10, 1850. Every pupil VIII
receive a certificate from the teacher' Oh
which will be marked, Progress, Conduct
and the number of days in attendance our
ing the term. A beautiful chart VIII aiso
be given to the one that deported himseh
or herself the best, and made most progress
The number of days in attendance VIII aiSo
be considered in giving the recompense'
believe teacher can make his schooi d sue
cess BY giving rewards, if rightly ecu
Quoted.