Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-09-13
L0C.FL INTELLIGENCE.
Cosl oil has advanced in price.

L0CfL INTELLIGENCE.
CosI oil has advanced in price.
What will YOU bring TO the Fairi
Boss William Tweed has been arrested in
Spain.
The muddy river has given the bass
chinee.
Two months more, only, oF the Centen-
nial EKhioition-
Few cattle have been brought into this
eounty this fail.
Brabaker ana Bergy shipped a lel OF fine
uows east, last week.
Lstteriy the railroad company has not
besn blying railroad ties.
Cora topping and cutting of at the ground
sin order now among farmers.
An exchlnge SAYS the cool weather will
lnpro.e the matrimonial market.
tss.a Auker advertises good farm for
sie. II Wslker township, by poster.
The railroad land damage viewers are on
She route, ia the vicinity OF MiffiintOwn.
Nanv fish baskets have been placed in the
river in violsiIOn Of law in Perry county.
W. Cribs has increased the value of hi,
IFoperty by erecting commodIus stable on
t.
A moderate, but steadily falling ram fell
ua Sunday and Monday, end did great good
- S-ast the newly Sown wheat.
PorsroEs WAxrEp.-2OO bu>heles ofpo..
ilroes taken in exchange for iurniture. II
VI. S1yder's, in Nidlintown. 2t
The Senatorial Conference for this dis
tieI, composed OF the counties of Perry,
Eaiia and JuAiats, viii meet tomorrow.
Phi,adsl.ia Markets.-Wheat 81 %, corn
seto51c, cats 3stoiic, cloyerseed I0c per
paund, cattle ito5..c, shcei 4tO6c, hogs 80
-, cUra-sd.
AZ Jut-s-eoLs ofense was committed on
IL pers ia of u year Old girl in Patterson
lat Week. The case has been booked for
December term Of court.
The Western people have been pouring
into Philadelphia by way Of Pittsourg and
CzEtral L. Z. AT the rate oi 3 600 daily.-
Hurrah ;or the Exhibition
As the law provides, on petition, George
B.iadlr. OF Patterson, was admitted by the
Court, last week, TO citizenship Of the Uni
Id States oi America.
Maine has gone largely Republican-l5,-
o. majority. Every Congressional DIS
rict has gone Republican. Every county
Is, gone RaNUbiican
/. / Robinson. son of Col. J. K. Robin
81, ml Z. 5. Doty, Jr, son of 4. =.
Dyy, ESQ, were admitted, last week, to
I-ac..ce in the several courts Of JuniSta
egaaty
OnTuesisy morning 4 tramp entered Mr..
Sege.blulH's yard, and was Immediately at
tlcked ty the large dog owned b. Segel-
blum, thrown down and bitten about the
!sgs and arms.
FOR S,LE.-A House and Lot in ThOmp-
soHiown, nov occupied by Eliza James and
H,irs. Buy 4 home. Terms Sil Oe made
kaOsn, and possession given Immediately.
Sept ll-5t
Fam FOR SALE-Martin Weaver will Of
Ter al public sale, or Tuesday, October Sd,
"
ing IA acres. with good house and barn
thereon erected. See handbllls.
Clubs and other small fish are scarce in
The river. They say bass have swallowed
them, and what is more still, they further
say that when the bass have eaten the spawn
Of al other fish they will turn and eat their
oEn spawn, and thus lItterally eat them
Selves up.
The not in Charleston, s. c., as briefly
nSilced in another column, illustrates how
apt tie cOlOred people are at picking up the
vices Of the white citizens. If any cOlored
people down there, or elsewhere, desire To
l9ih the Democracy, they must be allowed
% DO SO In peace. ANY other spirit Is wrong
Last Thursday the City Bank of Harris
barg ''made a voluntary assignment for the
benefit Of Its creditors, in the hope OF pay
ilg IN full" The institution tried its hand
et a speculation in lumber. There was
shflnkdge in the price of lumber, and hence
ue break. So it is said. The concern
owes $3.50, 900.
The 2oth OF this month is Pennsylvania S
gay at the Centennial Exhibition. People
EAo have not been there, and who can go,
shd who desire 10 go, should make 1t sult
% b. there then. A full quarter of mil
non 0i Penusylvanians should be present
On That day. Nowhere in all the vide
country are there richer memories OF the
heroes Of the Revolution than in Pennsyi-
'anla. How these memories will be hon
0fed the day will tell.
hr. Hendricks has taken the stump for
M Iilden and himself. The other day he
laade speech IN Indiana, and asked: 60 Is
-oi ihls the Centennial year 2" but he didn't
'eIi That il the party he favored with his
moral support had been successful, we
YOU'D not be celebrating the Centennldi
sear Had the mass of the Democratic
lsfty been as weak or wicked as was Mr..
hendricks during the war, this Governm.n ut
Nouic never have reached its Centennial
year.
Last Monday, in the absence of the Sher-
N Young man named McFadden Gale l
o.rI a. ,he jail ana asked permission to see Tooe
" Donneil. After being interrogated by
hnouse as TO his being the bearer oil
'psIis, tools OF communications, and an
I.'fi-g negatively, he was admitted. Mrs.
cautious, continuous vigilance du-
N &c s0sence of her husband, induced
a,., I +" Head listening ear while he talked
q the Gel! door. She soon learned from the
'ersation that letter had been handed
n. iobe' Whereupon she turned the key on
e Young deeeiver, and he was obliged tc
SliAia until the Sheriff came in and read
contents of the letter. Its contents
oi a harmless character. McFadden
released. and it is probable will not
WI De the bearer of q secret mission to a