Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1874-10-07
LOC.lL INTELLIGENCE.

i4fGit CIi i'is RHc past Stth-
Preaching in the Presbyterian church
next Sabbath a the usual hour.
Dr. SferrsJt has bought Jacob Bel
dler's drug sore, in Port Royal.
4 number of hrst-class farms are
advertised in the columns OF this paper.
Since the abatement Of fish baskets
in the river, eeis are seldom in market
There are a number of cases of fever
In town, none, however, of danger
Gus type.
Britain Fasick is night watcbman al
the river bridge, since repairing has
been resumed.
The improvements on Strayer's resi-
dence and store room in Patterson are
about completed.
Cornelius Bartiey lies on the borders
of two worlds, this and the next, with
pulmonary disease.
Repairs on the river bridge have
been resumed The work is under the
management of the Henches.
TYSON is the most successful bear
irapper in central Pennsylvania, but so
far this fall he has rot caught bear.
Miss Sallie Hawk has returned from
Western sojourn, and has again re
sumed the millinery and dress making
Doty, Parker & Co., are about TO
build number of dwelling houses on
wha; was on;e the Elder tan yard prop
Cr;y-
The lie against General Wister, that
he Is not resident of the district,
fails, "a all lies in the end do, with a
recoil that brings ruin on the heads of
those who started them.
Mrs Julia Ann, vile of Hugh T.
McAIiste-, Esq, died suddenly on
Sabbath evening, the 4tb inst, by rup-
,ure of blood vessel, at her home iu
McAlisterville. She vas in tie 18th
year OF her age.
Traces Of the 4th of July storm that
81 strikingIy manifested its 1eath-deal-
ing power at LewIstown, are vet plain
ly TO be seen in Beale tcwnship, this
county. and the purse of a number OF
farmers has been lightened by the de-
struction it dealt to the then growing
crops, such as wheat and corn.
Read the Sheriff proclamation care
fully; it gives all the information ne
ces>ary to know at the polls on cleo
tioa DAYS. 1t describes the manner OF
forming the ticket; how to vote who
are entitled to vote how to form cleo
tion boards when vacancies exist, IN
fact it covers the whole or ound on the
question Of voting. Read aud know
for yourself.
4 boy aged about 5 years, son Of
Jacob SNYDER, a resident Of Harris
burg. while in the yard of his grand
father, Mr.. Benjamin ID. kepner, of
Milford township, on Sunday last was
knocked down by sn infuriated ram.
The boys injuries consist OF a cash OF
an inch IN length above the left eve,
cut in the upper LIP, clean through, and
n tooth knocked out.
TIE nan who sends to the city for
paper and pkes no county paper, is like
the farmer who goes past the smith OF
his neighborhooi and sends to the city
for his horse shoes, or like the farmer
who goes by the wagonmaker of his
own neighborhood and gets a wagon
from the city, ami like that cass who
give all the living they can to those
abroad and make their own living of
their neighbors at home.
A number Of young men were on the
streets on Monday night. blowing horns
and pounding on tin pans. 1t would
have been to the credit of the consta-
bic or sheriff to have taken them IN
charge. The music of their band, Ike
the music of the ass, could not have
been improved BY a nights lodeneht
in iail, hut the reflection ergendered
there would have been Of infinite good
for the future of the boys.
Philadelphia market quotations on
Monday we're as follows: Wheat. west
ern red, %; Indiana amber, $! 20:
Michigan white, fair and choice, Sl-3e
toI35. Corn, Penna. yellow Si-Ol
al.O2: western high mixed Si.ol--
Oats 6Oto65c. Beef cattle 5!tosc per
round. Sheep from Sl.50to3.OO per
head Cows, fresh S50toI0 per head
Sprirgers S4Oto6G per bead. Hogs
Sl0tol1 per cwt. Cor cornied; ana si'
tol0.50 for slopfed. Gold llos.
Forty years experience have tested
II e Dr Wistar's ISalsam OF