Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-06-09
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Gutter. are being put IN Patterson Ave-
nue..
Altoona's latest sensation is haunted
house.
An adjourned Presbytery me, a, Acade-
mia yesterday.
A strong decoc,ion Of ''Mayiapple roots"
il is said will kill potato bugs. a
PhiladelpIia market fuots.,cns.-wheat
sl.3ltoI.9i corn sS4sici oa,s 69c.
Thoroughly soaking rains visited this par,
oi the State on Saturday aud Monday. e
Tobias Krcider has had a beard walk put
nlong the front OF his property at East
Point
The communication from Philadclphia
came TO hand at the time the forms were
making up.
Huntingdon county Grangers propose to
hold Grand Council in Huntingdon on the,
.ith Of this Inunth.
II you weat nice, ncat-ftting Boot,
shoe, or Cater; go to Todd. He has
complete line, And sells at prices 10 suit
evcry person. '-e- '.--- % " A.
The band, as re-orgsni,.ed, Was om on
the stree; ! few evenings ago, discoursing
th-ir riehest rnusc. /, was'hishly .ppreei-
aied.
~Jrnista Conference Of the Lutheran
SYNOD of Central Pennsylvania vii, meet Al
Blain, Perry county, on the {, etiing of June
18th, 1875"
Fort Roysi indulscI in a. tub race last
SATURDAY. Such race j. said to be the
bounce Of gre I .port OF merrinient. The
prize was large tub.
Cheap John has returned from Europe,
lo.king like health itself. The goods he
Brought with him cannot be enumerated
thy must be seen. Call at his Place. 81
President Grants letter on Third Term
has pui the Denotraty III such ludicruus
position that They scarcely KNOX what TO
say. or where 10 hook. fEEIFHt
idttst fN@ t's IN " 49,
Shirts, Ncck-iics. Collars and Cuffs, at
prices lower than cycr. .; j. b. VI. Todd's.
in Patterson r.
Harrisburg policemen arrested three rail-
road train men and took them to the town
lust mentioned yesterday morning, at Pat
terson. on the charge of robbing cara at
Harrisburg.
Huntingdon county has formed 4 % Mem
brial Associauon,'' the purpose of WHICH
shall be the proper observance of Decora-
tion Day, and the making of the necessary
arrangements therefor. 10
Read President Grant, letter on the
auestion.ot Third Term; it is historical
document, and should be carefully noted by
every man who wishes, or processes TO keep
POSTED ON important events in tho history
vi the country.
In consequence of the riO,ous work OF
the miners in the coal region, Captain Nc
Cleilan's company WAS ordered to assemble
ia their arinory last Wednesday, in readi-
hess for further orders. Tiley; however,
were not called to the front. They are yet
under orders. r.rr TF
Read Ingersolrs testimony as published
in another place in this paper. 1t is the
first definite statement that the public have
had as to the manner OF proce-dpre cfNthe
New York Ring. 1t is an Illustration OF
the ring work of tn. Democracy.
The best line OF Mems and Boys Cloth
ing svor brought tc this county, can be
found at Tcdd's. The immense amount he
is selling il proof enough to convince every
one. ~ 81. .t 'a
The First Quarterly Meeting OF Port
Roval Circuit will be held in sold Ebenezer"
Church, Saturday and Sabbath, June 18th
and 18TH The Presiding Elder will preach
Saturday morning, and Quarterly Confer
ence will meet Immediately after preaching.
The z. Z. will preach in Port Royal sab
bath evening at 7:i5.
The grasshnpper has turned away from
Missouri, and gone westward, whence he
came. Was 1t the fasting and praying OF
the God-loving and God-fearing people who
changed tn! course of the insect? From
Kansas the news relative TO that insect is
cheering. The Kansas Farmer of a recent
date saws "a fiy called the Tachiner fly
has put in an appearance IN this State. This
insect finds its special missica in the de
struction of grasshoppers. 1t deposits
its eggs tpoh the grasshopper, which there
develop into CRIBS and penetrate the grass
hopper and ca. into hts ritals. In many
cases the grubs may be seen by the nake,i
eve on Opening the Ia ger sized 1--we :" hop
per.'' This Former considers the appear
ance of this ty most encouraging fact .or
the people of Kansas, and adds that il de-
termines without doubt the utter impossi-
hility of these terrible pests devastating the
States father east
Losr OF SToLKS-A common prefi;.nisory
Note for one thousand dollars, payable to
Michael Nusser. Note dated April lst,
1874, payable one year after date, and signed
BY w. II. Kurtz and David Moist. All per-
sous are hereby notified not to purchase OF
hargain for said note. IS il has been paid in
fun. ". II. kURTZ.
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The LAVA Pes is taking the place OF the
common Steel Pen wherever used 1t will
not corrode; il viii not iniure tinted inks
it viii write as smoothly as gold pen il
will outlas: A dozen steel pens. Sent by