Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-08-11
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

The Juniata Camp Meeting at Newton
Hamilton commences August 2f.
kes. Mr.. Penepacker is in attendance at
the Cumberland Valley NJ. E. Camp Meet
ing.
In his church last Sunday, in Huntingdon,
tainted.
There is man In Lewistown Jail for kill.
Ing Mr.. John McKee's COW ard appropria-
ting her meat TOR table use.
Philadelphia market quotations on Mon
day-Wheat, Sl.50tol.55 for old, sl.40to
1.43 for new. Corn 85tos7c. Dat. 69to
15c.
E. b. McCrum, Esq, editor of the Altoo-
na Tribrne, proposes making this place his
home instead of the distant land of Col
orado.
The late rains have been the most thor
oughly soaking ones that visited this sec
iion of the State at this season of the year
within five years.
Plumbago Oil, Just the thing to keep
journals from heating, and the best wagon
and carriage axle oil ever put on the market,
TOR sale by Buyers 4 Kennedy.
The ". f. Sunday School postponed their
picnic till last Friday, when il vas held at
Macedonia. On returning home they were
overtaken by spell of weather.
a hog pound has Seen pitt up, wherein
public hogs are TO b. confined. The Dig
nity of TIE law is 3" be maintained on sun
day as well as on other days.
The union services in the ". E. church
last sa5ba;h were largely attended. In the
morning Rev. Mr.. Peneracker preached
in the evening, Rev. Mr.. Sherrard.
George Wilson, Assistant United States
district Attorney for the Western District
of Pennsylvania, was home last week, in
good health. He is aourishing famously
s. b. Caveay, Dentist, may be found at
his office on Tuscarora street, Patterson,
where he is ready to promptly attend to all
matters pertaining to his pr roiession, in the
most skillful manner.
a village camp meeting will be COM
rnenced in the NJ. f. church in this place,
November Is, 1875; also one in Thomp
son;0wn, December IL, 1875
Last Wednesday about noon Porter Fink,
from McAlisteryille, fell out of the Sol
dier's Orphan wagon, that had been stopped
at East Point TO allow Mr.. Smith TO step
out. The seat ON which he sat tilted. He
was not hurt.
The financial troubles are caused By spend
ing more than producing Once people pro-
duce more than they spend, the bottom will
have been reached, but never until then.
As long as the balance is against us the Sit
nation cannot be improved.
Cheap John has opened out on an en-
lsrged scale, with full line OF new goods
many of them having been imported direct
jim the Barley Building, few doors east
of the Sulouff house, in which he lately
occupied a room. Give him call. He is
slwavs polite.
1t is an utter impossibiiity to keep pace
with the exalted enterprise of the two Dem
ocratic newspapers in this place, the Demo-
orat and Register, and Independent If a
bird dies, chicken chances to sneese, or
pig gets sick. it is localized in the aforesaid
papers. Such news is of great importance,
and advertisers and readers will do well to
make note of it.
Mr.. Samuel Weigh, of Fayette township,
found blank book with few entries of
orders for fruit trees, short distance east
of this place, last week. The book pur-
ports to be owned, as per inscription, by j..
b. II. Kaufman, whose address is also
given, and is Carlisle, Cumberland Co., Pa.
The owner can have it by calling at this
Office.
Last Wednesday night some malicious
person or persons cut a set Of buggy har-
ness, and mutilated the top of a buggy
that belongs to William Wagner, and stole
a gum blanket from the buggy box. Mr..
Wagner made information before Justice
against certain party. The case, however,
WAS compromised, BY the party paying for
the loss of the blanket, and for the repair.
ing of the buggy and harness.
Pittsburg authority addressed Sheriff
Knouse, last week, to the effect that Pitts
burg policeman observed boy selling
pocke; knives to people on the streets OF
that city at price below honest figures
Coniecturing that the boy had obtained
them di shonestly he was put under arrest.
The lad then stated that he and another
soy, then in the city somewhere. had broken
into a hardware store in Miihintown and got
these goods or article. there. Mr.. Fran
ciscus, whose store had been robbed OF such
articles, and Officer Wilson went TO Pitts
burg. The boy under arrest Is a Niffiin lad,
as well as the one that escaped, bat on &C.
ceunt of their youth their names are not
published. The one in the hands OF tne
authority vas sent to the work house tor
the period of so days.