Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1896-11-25

veiiey, mas shot more than 700 0rav
squirrels this season.
The railroad Company propose
soon to begin to lessen the curve in
the road at the Strauss farm at Mex.
leo.
The Lutherans have been prepar-
ing the parsonage for their new
preacher, who is expected to coma
shortly.
There is talk Of the building OF
the railroad between this place and
Selinsgrove. After awhile the road
will come.
Professor Marshall introduced q
change in the opening work of the in.
stitute. in that Of having the address
OF welcome and response thereto,
made at the first session on Monday
afternoon instead of in the evening.
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iata Sentinel, dated December 8,
1S46. If you have it, send to this
office by frst mail. Don't wait TO,
End mail. Send Immediately. We
will give you one dollar for !ne
paper.
"a verdict of guilty was rendered
November 18 before Judge Butler in
the United States District Court il
the case Of Moses Arnold of Millers
town, Pa, who was charged with
passing counterfeit coin. Sentence
was deferred.
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The Perry County Court was ad
journed at its beginning last week.
because the drawing of q jury was
not done in accordance with the let
ter of the law. Since the Carpenter
case in this county, all juries are
drawn under the strictest construc.
ton of the law.
Huntingdon Globe. November 10,
1S96.-The two Mormon elders who
have been proselyting in this vicinity
for several weeks, made az ineffsct
ual effort to secure the Snithfield
chapel in which to hold q series of
The chapel trustees would
take no Mormonism in theirs.
The Philadelphia Nolti, American
Of the Goth inst, says:-The Comp.
troller this morning received a letter
inc.osing SlC0, which the sender
says rightfully belongs to tho city.
The writer adds that it has beau on
his Conscience for years, and he was
led to make atonement through st
tending Mr.. Moody's meetings As
usual in such cases, he or she wants
to have it acknowledged in the news
papers.
There will be a railroad Mems
meetipg held in the Methodist
church next Saturday evening and
Sunday; Saturday evening at 7.3O;
Sunday morning at 10 80 and att P.
n These meetings will be of an
evangelistic character aud will be in
charge of the II. r department of the
Y. NJ. c. A. of Harrisburg. r. r.
men and everybody else invited. A
Quartet of singers with them.
Buy your hunting dogs and have
them acquainted before the hunting
season opens have the following
to offer. guaranteed thoroughly brok'
en- on their game and reliable. Fo,
hounds, rabbit hounds, beagles, set.
ters and pointers; also some fine
Newfoundlands, spaniels, collies, fox
and bull terriers; fancy poultry and
PIGEONS; Belgium and German hares;
prices low. j. Howard TAYLOR,
Aug .27,Iy. West Chester, Pa.
On the evening of the 5th inst, a
son of James W. Snyder of near Lo.
ganville, York county, about eigh,
teen months old, fell into a tub Of
vinegar, which wes standing in the
spring house and was drowned. A
sister of the child left him alone d
short time ard went up stairs to get
and when she returned
found the child lying in the tub
She lifted BIN out and the father
tried all he could to recover him, but
life had departed.
On Saturday, Nov. 2S, Mess:s Rit-
ter and Rice, will sell a ar-load OF
Iowa horses at the Jacobs House in
Mif1liptown. The lot consists OF
heavy draught horses. good roadstera
and drivers, ranging in age from
three to six years and will weigh from
1000 to 400 pounds. Terms OF
sale Sixty days credit on approved
or one per cent off for cash.
The usual guarantee will be given
Sale commences at one O'Clock, p. IN.
of said day. d. Il. SNYDER,
Auctioneer.
The Jews are d,spleased with Pres
ident Cleveland, because be mention
ed the name of Christ in his Thanks
giving proclamation The Jews
should behave themselves. This is
distinctly a Christian natian, and
when Christians pray thoy generally
recognize their mediator Christ.
There is llberality and liberation in
this Christian nation for all creeds
and religions, and the Jews should