Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1875-10-27
LOC.4L INTELLIGENCE.

The thermometer stood at nearly 50 de-
grces Oh Monday.
stan,blngh has just received lot ot
new gouds Of all kinds.
Philadelphia eraiu quotations Wheat
sll5toLIo. Rye s5toe5e. Corn 69a7Oc
r,;> SStoi2c.
Oar Catholic friends and Democrats
t.e,hcen grow nervous when the question
# Common Schools is mentioned.
Tor Sac-Cbe hundred bundles of Eve
s.raF. On the farm Of II. A. Stambangh in
Frrnlansgh township, by S. ". Henderson.
Cct 2U-5t
Corn husking has been commenced by the
friaers, after which, excepting few days
ol threshin., their long season OF rest, run
uing through the winter, win begn.
rhe village camp-neeting in the NJ. :.
chusch has resulted ia an earnest religious
rr-swakening among the attendants at that
rlaee cf worship, in which an interest is
lei; 10y the public generally
Mrs. f. B. MeCrum, wife of =. B. Ne
Cram, ESq., died at her husbands residence
ou Ws:e- street, on last Sunday morning,
alter a lingering illness of consumption.
Her remains were taken to Altoona Tor in
ternlent On Tuesday.
Robert MtHeen, ESD, has purchased the
h.an>ion house at the intersection OF Biidge
and Water streets, and the business places
adjoining east, now occupied By Simons,
Hess and shlfitr, from d. 2. Sulouh, for
the sun oi $3.50.
l.."'k sell 10 n. fasteuinSs OF doors and
uhI"N>- Ta.eses are about. But 4 leu
drso n;str- ago the houses of Mr.. N1-rl.
AID Hr C,f.uan in Patterson were bn.L
entered By thieves and wearing appare. an..
ni:'ii y t.'krn ,herefrom.
;ht Democracy have not Vet got dOne
F'king about the two bears that were pun
into the Fair Grounds at Port Rosal, to
break NJ the Republican meeting. 1t was
bearish trick at best, and if they can get
any comfort ont OF it, they are welcome TO
ii, but it has been heavily discounted b.
more than a few.
The Presbyterian Synod, that met at Lew
fiown, sustained the action of Presbytery
on the question Of dividing the Charge OF
Lost Creek Congregation. An appeal was
taken from the action of Synod, and tne
question carried up to The General Assem-
bly,, which win convene in the city OF
Brooklyn next May.
We hear some large turkey stories this
season, but the one that tops the climax !;
the one related by Samuel lines, coiore,l
citizen of Walker township. A blessing
seems to attend him in all OF his directions
turkeys not excepted. He has now tur-
key-hen that, besides raising bevy Of
eight turkeys this season, laid III eggs
The bird that is more prolific than that has
Yet to be heard from IN these parts.
Last Thursday night the greatest politica
demonstration that ever took place in an,
one city in this country was witnessed b.
the citizens Of Philadelphia Between two
and three hundred thousand people line'
tie streets. About twenty thousand mel
were in line. They walked eight abreast
Two hours were required for their to pass
given point on the route. The demonstra
ton was in honor of the Ohio e,eetion.
PORTABLE SAw-MmL FoR SALE.-E. s
Petit \ Son will offer at public sale, a
Wisdom School House, in Spruce Hill twp.
at o'clock p. NJ, on Thursday, Novembe
ith, 1875, Portable Saw Mill, in goo'
iaAning order, consisting Of a l2-hors
power engine and boiler, with piping com
l4eie and in thorough repair, l single ina
chine, hand feeder, 26-inch saw-capacity
''eo shingles per day; table to saw on
with mandrel attachment; two 30-inch saws
- feet of G-inch belting, and other article
connected with the business