Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-09-09
PENN'A. r. r. TIME TABLE.
Passenger trains leave Mialin Station as
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Court was held in the VI. Z. church.
Boys have the hOop-rolling epidemic.
The common schools arc in full operation
in town.
A refreshing shower Of rain visited thi,
vicinity yesterday morning.
Depot of Tinware, Stoves and Leather
See John c. Wfight's advertisement else.
where.
Black bass are not as numerous in the
susquehanna river this season, as they
were last season.
Cuba Sabbath School held a picnic on
sr. II. A. stambaugh's farm in Fermanagh
township, on last Saturday.
The floor of the Lutheran church in Hunt.
ington was covered with mating. The
query in the congregation is, who did il I
1t has been announced, by men who be-
lieve that they know, that Ailiirntown with
in ten years Will reach population of
twenty thousand people.
Congressman Spear was in town last Fri
dav. He is pleasant, clean, gentlemanlv-
looking man, but his record has the Jingle
OF dollars and cents.
4 child of Mr.. Ernest, in Patterson, was
severed, scalded about the neck and shoul-
ders, last Sunday, by pulling a wash bowl
of hot water OF a table.
Business along the new railroad is a -four
i>hing condition. II conducted as at pres
ent, it will not require many month, to COM
Ylcte it, and have it ready for the running
of cars.
J. T. Altman and David Funk, after un-
dergoing q course OF preparatory studies a t
Airy View Academy, left last Monday to
complete their studies at Amherst College,
Massachusetts.
On Thursday evening, about dusk, the
Railroad Comlsny's warehouse, at the up
psr end of the railroad yard at Patterson,
was set on Ire and burned to the ground
by some agency not known TO the public.
Levi Dundore, Of JohnstoSn, on Satur-
day last, hauled load OF bark containing
6 cords and I3 feet, with his team of six
mules. from the mountain two miles above
Johnstown to Patterson. Who can beat
tbstl
Piety, dcpravity, diseases, everything,
some say, move in waves OF cycles, and
that by and by We are to have the old
Egyptian plaques Of frogs, lice, &c, and
that the western grasshoppers or IocHsts
are but the forerunGers.
Harley & Co. have all kinds of the latest
styled Clothing for sale. "ln time Of peace
prepare for war" Now, when it is warm,
60 and get your fall and winter clothing.
for no man can tell what day may bring
forth in the way of cold.
They have wilderness of grapes at
Oberholtzer's, which when entered one is
prompted to sing
at want to stay in the wilderness,
4 few DAYS, few days;
want TO stay in the wilderness,
few days, ! few days"
Winfield S. Wilson, Esq, WAS admitted
10 practice in the several courts of this
county. on Monday last. Mr.. Wilson pur-
poses locating in Pittsburgh, where he may
be found and consulted at his Office, III
Diamond street, with Marshall & Patterson.
The LewisIown Gazette must be held re-
.pDnsible if anything serious follows the
charge on Lewistown sportsmen, that a
number of that fraternity stayed all night
in the woods. to get the start of other
sports at shooting squirrels, on the morn
ing of the first lawfal day for shooting that
kind Of game.
Il IS believed by a number of persons
that if the proper effort is put forth. the
State Fair may be secured for exhibition
on Riverside Park Association" grounds
next year By that time the railroad to the
Susquehanna, doubtless, will be in running
order, and this will have become one OF the
mos. central and accessible localities in the
state.
The Board of Trade of Charleston, South
Carolina has declared in strong resolutions
that what Senator Patterson said OF the
condition of South Carolina as TO ku-klux
operations is not true. The Colonel has
replied in his usual style, and declares the
Board of Trade to be composed chiefly OF
Ku-klux. The South Carelinians have
given the Senator new name. He is now
called Fox Horn Patterson.
p.RIoR ORGANs.- Messrs. Beatty