Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-03-09

, to town.
Every body is hopeful that March viii
ego out as lamb" because it .scane in as
lion"
A new house Of worship is TO be built BY
members of the Presby p-rian church In vii.
Transport.
Mr.. A. J. Greer, late of the Altoona Tri.
buRe, is now on the editorial staff of the
Altoona san.
There will be no preaching in the Metho-
. dist church in this place til on Sabbath
March %, 1881.
Johnnie Men Nulty bought house ana LOT
on Lemon street, from Editor A. q. Bon
sail. tor 500.
Diphtheris has taken the life Of sixty
children in Lew isburg, Union county, since
last August.
II is said that 4 creamery aud cheese fac
tory is to be put in operation at Thompson
town, this county.
! FOR SALE-Five shares Odd Fellows
Hall Association stock. Ii you wish to buy,
call At this office.
Last Saturday morning turkeys sold in
the Harrisburg market at p cents a pound.
So says the Telegraph
Mrs. Margaret Kirk bought the house aud
lot of Jacob Slauttrrbsck ON North Main
street. Prize paid, 1926.
None of the six persons that were thrown
into the river last week. received injur, to
health BY the plunge into cold wafer.
General S. Elliott, after retirement of
eight years, mas again become editor aud
owner of the Everett Free Press.
TIE rce f,od swept 2JO panels Of pest
Granvill, township, Miiilin county.
Banks McAlister's horse ran away at Nc
AiisierviIic, on Monday, and broke sleigh
to which he was hitched TO pieces.
! Our acknowledg gment is hereby rendered
TO Senator Smiley for map of Pennsylvania
showing population of the State ia 1880.
Citizens Of Fayette township are earnest
| iy talking about org inizing horse company
10 catch hUrse thieves, also 10 insure horses.
Because the supply of bark has been ex-
haustei, Rock o * Tannery at Milerstown,
Perry county, will suspend operations fur a
while
The Huntingdon National Bank has re-
tired its circulation, $4,000, or proposed
! 10 DO So telore Hayes vetoed the refund
ing bill.
John c. Cornman, brakeman, and Al Pot
ter. conductor, were run over by cars IN the
/ Harrisburg railroad yard aud killed, last
week.
Rev. Robert +. Wilson, of Port Royal,
will preach next Sabbath, March 49, in
Lost Greek Presb, terian church, near Nc
Alistersiie.
Gas from the range in the house of the
editor Of the LeSistown Free Press came
near sufocating the whole family few
nights ago.
;
sore so stubborn, but that Ayers Sarsapa-
rilla will be found h.,lpiul. 1t will effect
cure, if cure be possible.
Jacob Wise, manager of the railroad ferry,
tripped and fell into the river, of the steps
that lead from the ow-paih to the ferry,
last "Wednesday.
The sacrament of the Lords Supper will
be administered in the Lutheran church in
this place next Sabbath. Preparatory ser
vices on Saturday evening.
A reporter for two of the Lewistown pa
pers reported the local election OF 1880 for
the spring election returns for 1851. Mis-
takes are easily made.
Forepaugh, the Snowman. received large
advertisement from the newspaper frater-
uity by the be~utiful woman dodge. News
paper men see it now that it is over.
Aaron Donaldson, of sck township, was
put in Jail on Saturday night, on charge oil
having concealed carpenter tools owned by
William Henry, of Peru Mills.
Major Dcrn, of the Altoona Tribune, Is In
poor health, and has gone to the Hot Springs
of Arkansas. Too close application TO busi-
ness has injured the Majors health.
A citizen of this place is out of the no.
tioE of Vennor predictions and veritica-
tions, and desires that VenLor be sent to
Florida next winter.
John Foorman, of Patterson, has bought
the Juniata Hotel in this iowa, and will oc-
cupy it after the first of April Mr.. Foor-
man is an experienced hotel man.
Brahma chickens have been selling at 40
to 55 cents apiece at public sales; oats, 80
to 40 cents per bushel; potatoes, 40 cents )
apples, 81 cents per bushel.
Last Thursday James Il. Simons, of this
place. was called to attend upon the last
illness of his father at Mount Union. Mifin
county The father died on Thursday night.
Charley Gross, of Fayette township, was
arrested last Thursday and lodged IN jail on
, a charge OF having stolen wheat from b. W.
Phillips, of Fayette township. Gross is
colored man.
W.P. Gruver, OF Tuscarora Valley, was
: called to attend the funeral of his father,
Elias Gruver, in Bloomfield, Perry county
last Sabbath. The deceased Mr.. Gruvei
was in his 18th year.
In Its closing hours Congress passed the
apportionment bill. Pennsylvania will gam
one Representative under its provisions
Her number will be raised fron q TO 70
Under the new enactment Sl9 will be the
number of Representatives in Congress.
Soldiers from the western part Of the
State, on their way to Washington to at
3 tend the Inauguration of President Gar
field, stole all the eatables they could
, get at the restaurant of johnnie Hayes IL
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