Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1873-10-22
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

NOhe 10 tue sDkN IiNEL AND hEPOB b
LIcAN Office for your job work.
The fields of wheat in middle and
eastern Pennsylvania look we'll.
November and December are the
months in which to shoot rabbits.
Local OPTION was defeated in Phil
adelphia by $4,000 majority.
The aggregate receipts of the Hunt
ingdon county Fair arlOunts to 81 800.
II is not lawful to shoot partridges,
and viii not be unil in tie fall of the
year 1870.
c. b. Barley and C. BARLEY, broth
ers, are about to build business place
on the Nevin property.
The Glamorgss Iron Company pro-
pose to pay their hands in dse bills,
payable IN SIX months with interest.
The late rains have given rise to the
usual amount of prophecy as to the
lateness or shOrtness of the fall season.
Mt Union is happy these autumn
nights under the Inspiration Of music
made By local sstring band"
Panics, Panics, Paulcs, Panics, Pan
les, Panies in the prices of Clothing at
i.OudOn's Clothing Store Call laul see.
j. p. Brumbaugh, of Lincoln town
ship, Huntington county, shot six wild
turkeys in enc day. lie shot one at a
tune.
Those who get no paper this week
will please InfUrm US, If they wish to
receive the SENTINEL AND REpJsII-
CAN.
l: it were not for the present 6nan-
cial affairs, the grain market would
rule higl.; that is, the price of grain
would be high.
G. Il. BARLEY has actively com
menced 10 remove tire fire dstfis on the
Belfurd property, as a preparatory step
TO the erection of large business
house for rent by Mrs. Belford.
THE Altoona Tribune of last Monday
SAYS: The wages Of labOrers ia the va
rious depots of the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company has been reduced 12s
per cent, to take efee; to-day.
The sale of York State calves by
/. Il. RhoaGes at John A. Gallaher's
vas success. There were i5 "heads"
sold, averaging $500 per head. Nr.
Rhoades deserves encouragement for
his enterprise.
The once of the JUSfATA SENTINEL
AND REPUBLICAN is at the Intersection
of East Point" Cherry, Washington
and Cross streets, aod about as FAR from
the court house as that building is from
the river bridge.
James CresweIl. of tbs borough. has
received patent for f" Legislative
Voting Apparatus. The apparatus
has 81 commended itself to patent right
men that Mr.. CresweIl has already had
a number of offers for State rights. He
has an offer now of SIl $50 for thirteen
Southern States.
\ lady presented the editor of the
Huntingdon Glo5s with handsome
boquet of dahiias, and said editor is
profuse in his thanks. He was also
presented with the two cabbage heads
that drew the premium at the Hunting
don County Far.
4 man named NJ A. Anderson, of
Beaver county, believes he has a good
quality of gold and silver ore on his
farm. Many others in Beaver county
believe as does Mr.. Anderson, conse-
quently a large portion of the popula-
ton of Beaver county are happy In the
prospect of future wealth.
THE most unhappy person IN the
world is the Dyspeptic. Everything
locks dark and gloomy he feels "out
of sorts" with himself and everything
else. Life is burden TO him. This
ca2 all be changed by taking Peruvian
Syrup Ia protoxide of 1ron). Cases of
% years. standing have oeen cured
by 1t.
We moved into the new ufiice for the
SENTINEL AND REPUBLICAN OF last
"Wednesday. On Thursday morning
we received the FIRST business call. Mr..
David Smith, of ThOmpsontowu, is the
gentleman who thus compiimented us.
Tie was not in arrears for subscription.
His subscription was paid up to Janu-
ary l, 1874, for the SENTINEL. he
took an adrancej renewal in TIE SEN
TINFL AND REPUBLICAN to January L,
1873, and has the first fusion receipt of
tie two papers.
On the 9th of July last Elder Ru-
dolph White, minister of the Church
of God, wrote from Bridgeport, Bed
ford county, to his wife that he would
soen be home. Nearly three mont.s
have gone y and nothing is known of
his Whereabouts. He was selling pat
ent rights when last heard from. Mrs.
Ann f. White, his wife, is now in Har-
risburg. She is apprehensive that he
has been murdered. Any information