Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-11-24
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

The banks and stores viii be closed to-
MORROW.
An exchange declares that the duck of a
lover makes a goose Of husband.
The mince-pie time is here. They are
pleasant to the taste but a severe compound
for the stomach.
There is lime stack in Cumberland coun-
t. that il 100 feet long, and is figured TO
contain %, 600 bushels of lime.
For Sale-An Oriental stove, No. 10, in
good repair. Taken down to give place to
heate'. Inquire st this cfiice.
The time table of the Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad Is corrected regularly in
these columns, by the home Office
Tmbett township, husked $50 bushels Of
corn; he is entitled to the champion belt.
Hand-shaking is said to be Of Masonic
origin, and in consequence thereof a society
has been organized in France to discourage
and break up the custom.
Philadelphia markets.-Wheat Sl.35tol.
IS. Corn 55ts77c. Cattle = Beef 4to7!
gross. Hogs io;tolSse. Hay-timothy 81.
45tol.55 Per 100 pounds. Straw sl.05to
LIS per lCO pounds.
The barn on the farm of DR.. menty Or
lady, in West township, Huntingdon cour
4 49, Ed mia
week 4 quantity o; grain and hay were
consumed in il.
The East and the West put it thus, by the
New York World announcing that SO Dem
ocracy IS everywhere holding its own," and
the Chicago Infer Oceaz answering, sc Yes,
no doubt, skin-full of Bourbon, as usual"
The Harrisburg Trotting Park stables
were fired on Sunday evening and entirely
consumed. Nine horses were burned TO
death, four of which, the Telegraph says,
belonged to d. p Suloufi'. There was no
Insurance.
s.Father, Bring Home Your Money To-
NIght,' new temperance song and chorus.
Words by Mrs. NJ. A. Kidder. Music b.
Wm. F. Shcrwin. Price 80 cents, mailed.
Horace Waters X Sons, Publishers, 4ol
Broadway, New York.
"a Century After,'' splendid monthly
paper or magazine, illustrated by Pictur-
esqe Glimpses of Philadelphis and Penn
sylvania, complete in Is paits Sold only
by subscription. Allen, Lane K Scott and
w. I.auderbach, publishers, Philadelphia.
An exchange says Smallpox pref ails in
Cumberland, Nd, TO such an extent that 1t
has been decided to allow no public assem-
blies until the pestilence abstes. No suita
bic building can be procured for hospital,
and the erection of tents in which the at
fiicted ones can be cared for, has been re-
commended.
Huntingdon Presby terry has appointed
committees throughout its district, TO ar
range for a series of meetings in the con-
gregations within its jurisdiction, TO " put
the house in order' for the outpouring OF
religious revival that the general spirit OF
the people indicate is to take place this
winter in this country.
The Third Annual Presbyterian Sabbath
School Convention, under the direction OF
the Committee eff the Presbytery of Hunt
ingdon, will be held at McVeytown, Decem-
Der 9TH and sth, 1875. Opening services at
ia. NJ. of Tuesday, Dec. 9Th. The an
nual sermon will be preached at ESQ z. NJ,
bv Rev. W. J. Chichester, of the Second
Presbyterian Church of Altoona. The Con-
yent;on will close "Wednesday, at +. M.
The War Department Of the General Gov
ernment has arranged to send the weather
reports of the Department to all OF the
Post Offices that receive a daily mail. Post
Master Books in Mifiin and Messrs. Brown
& Wilson in Patterson, put accurate weather
reports on the Government bulletin board
in their respective offices. People now 60
10 the Post Office not only to get their let
tiers and papers, but to consult ON the wea-
ther. and receive information in regard
thereto.