Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-10-06
LOCff INTELLIGENCE.

Next week wiz be Fatf week at Port
.ioysl.
sp6rismcn are doing quite well at shoot
lng squirrels.
Corn is softer than il usually is at this
s..as6h Yf the year.
This week Col. Robinson finisk-s t5e VIM
.age at his vs,yss ssr'.
Attend the Republican mass Meeting at
Port Royal ON the 18th.
Huntingdon PIesbytcry holds its sessions
III Huntingdon iris Week.
Large hia5k Aass r,sN Occasionally Be seen
IN the river from the bridge.
number of people from this place at
tend the Lcwistown Fair
A V.llsse Csmp Meeting Begins thi. vctiS
m Ttic II. T.. Church, IN this pisrcc.
The Industrial Exhibitor 1t Pittsburg is
attracting considerable attention.
There was a childrcn's Temperance meet
.ng in the NJ. T.. Church last Friday evening.
Moses Panne,.aker has been quite success
ful at hooking fish in the cicsr water OF
Lost Creek.
Samuel Rollman and George Heck are on
1 hunting expedition to the upper end of
l'-rry county.
Mr.. A, j. Patterson has bought Mr. John
ilowe's residence on South Main Street.
rrice 4.sid, -, 400.
fffc greatest show now travelling will Re
here next Tuesday. Almost eyery one
wishes to see Barnnms collection.
Philadelphia grain markets on Monday
Wheat 81 .e5tol.i ~ for new red; corn Ia
F3c; oats iato SOC rye sOa92c.
In lieu of preaching in the Presbyterian
church last Sunday, a prayer-mecting was
sieia at the Sabbath service hour.
Philo Pannehakcr caught pike in the
.rver, in Cotter's ffole, that measured -
inches in length and 5 inches in depth.
Ta,,-e was no preaching town last Sunday,
ail of the ministers being away that day
attending to ministerial duty in other places
Mrs. II. C. Gallagher, of tsis place, has
bought house and lot in Chambersbure,
Franklin county, which she purposes making
her place of residence
Tse Traehe.s' Institute for this county
will meet in the Court House during the
week commencing Monday, November %,
1870.
Mss Mary Runner, of this place, has pur-
chased 4 residence in Chambersburg. and
twenty acres of grcrrd adjacent to that
town
Mr.. John Garman, the County Superin-
fendent of Common Schools, has gone up
Tusarora Valley, to hunt deer and turkeys.
Hope he may come home loaded down With
game.
The sacrament of the Lords Supper VIII
be administered in the Lutheran church IN
this place, next Sabbath morning. Prepar-
atory services on Saturday previous, at two
O'Clock P. Y.
We are asked By letter s what sign it is
when the new moon stands on its horn" v
The sign is plain enough. IL is the n'von
sign that the horns of the dilemma are per-
pcndicular.
Lost-I.ast Saturday, somewhere cn the
cublic road between Mifiiintown and Van
vert, lady's black cloth cape, trimmed in
heavy silk fringe and black silk piping. The
finder will greatly oblige the owner, Miss
Hattie KenawcIl. by leaving it at her fathers
residence, near vanwert, or by informing
her where it can be obtained.
A six-year old girl, in this town, who is
bne O, the coming physicians under woman'
rights, last Sunday morning got hold OF neI
parents liniment bottle and proposed dec
toring brother a Few years older than her
self. The hey soon sickencd under ths
treatment, aud it became necessary to cal
q real doctor TO administer medicine te
neu,raIize the effect Of the Eminent giSer
by the child doctcf.
FouNp-A leather travelling bag
hear Patterson Station, 8 few days ago
with valuable contents and three news
pspets Published id 1873. The owner
o. owners Of Che same are hereby re-
quested to come forward AID prove
property, pay necessary costs, and takt
the same sway.
JACOB BAThAS,
Mifiiintown, Pa.