Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-09-08
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

GRAPES are coming into market.
The attendance at court is quite large.
The Presbyterian graveyard has been
tieaned up nicely.
The siHigh Boys" Of Harrisburg, expect
to be here Tomorrow, Thursday.
Last Wednesday and Thursday were as
warm as any days in mid summer.
There is heavy fine for the setting Of
nets with meshes less than three inches.
The McVeytown Dulls have nine months
contract lock job in the Eanawa river, yr-
ginia.
Philo Pannebaker caught pike on Mon
day in Mcculoch's dam that measured %
inches in length.
Last Friday Jeremiah Stall, while spread
ing lime in f.ld one and quarter miles
east Of Richfeld, fell dead
Six hundred and fifty-six is the number
of tents that were occupied at the Juniata
Valley Camp Meeting.
The Harrisburg ssYoung America" base
bal! cinb defeated the s.Junia,a' club in the
Park at this place, last Thursday.
A Presbyterian Reunion, TO embrace the
churches between Altoona and Harrisburg,
has been suggested, TO take place this fall
The Berts County Agricultural Society
,,-:rlt 90 i. EYgs
,ion on September II, Is: l6 AID II, 1873.
An exchange says: There are said to be
rorty-ihree circusses on the road this sea-
son. Up to date We have been cursed By
but one.
A co,ored man wss put under arrest and
held 10 answer a. court fsr selling lid ior on
The grounds Of the JuniltA Valley Camp
Iectng.
Some days ago an Altoona tobacconist
was Put under bonds 10 answer in the sum
of $1,000 before the United Sites District
Court for having manufactured leaf tobacco
in violation of tho Internal Revenue laws.
"a Fail River, Mass, man, for selling
liquor TO 4 gang Of drunken fellows on
Sunday, has been sentenced to pay fine OF
$50 and spend three months in the House
of Correction Tha; Is the way to enforce
the law.
"a new industry, III the shape of a hair
brush factory, is now being successfully
prosecuted in the little village of Montgom-
cry, Somerset county. Horse brushes are
speciality, and the business done is quite
extensive"
Two bushels of good seed corn will be
given IS : premiEm, by citizen of this
county, 20 the agriculturist who produces
ON the grounds of the Park Association,
during Fair time, the tallest corn stalks
having thereon at the time of exhibition
two ears Of corn, each.
Officer Wilson brought from Pittsburg
the ouih who some time since barglarious-
ly entered The Franciscus Hardware Store,
and stole therefrom money, pistols, knives.
sc. The youth at one time stated his name
to be Charles Palmer, at another time he
stated it to BE- Albert Robinson, at another
time he PRONOUNCED il to be Aionze Allen.
Who he is, or where be is from is not de-
fnitely known.
PrBLfc SALE.-Jonas Yoder, Assignee of
Nathan Yoder, " III offer at pubic sale, at
the e sidence of the said Nathan Yoder, in
Fayette township, at 10 O'Clock on We'd
nesday, September 2s, 1875, a good farm of
the said Nathan Yoder, In said township.
containing 75 acres, more or less, having
thereon erected two-story house, bank
bank, and outbuild,nss. Also, at the same
time and place tract of 9 acres Of timber
land located one-half mile north of the
farm above described.
Also, at the same time and place, the fol-
lowing personal property will be offered for
sale as the property of the said Nathan
Yoder: One horse, two-yesr old colt, l
one-year old colt, cows, bulls, lot Oh
young cattle, lot of sheep, farming utensils,
and household furniture.
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DAD aCSlDENl.- Eost w SonSSuof
Nj. Lewis Cox, of Greenwood town.
ship, and William Mengls, formerly Of
Susquehsnna township, but more re-
Gently of Shamokin, were killed IN a
coal mine at Cameron coliery, near
Shamokin, in the following manner -
They we're engaged shifting wagons at
the bottom of slope, aud while wagon
was being hoisted, the rope broke, and
she wagon ran down the slope, killing
Mr.. Mengle instantly, and injuring Cox
TO such an extent tina: be survived the
accident only few hours. The re-
nalus of both these unfortunate men
were inferred at ST. James Church in
Susquehsnns sownship, followed by the
lArges; concourse Of people ever con-
gregated at that church. Both we're
between 26 aud 2T years Of age. Men
gle leaves wife and three children.
Cox was unmarried.