Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-10-25
LOCAL. INTELLIGENCE.
Uppish-The ladies' hustle.

Uppish-The ladies' hustle.
In need of rsin-The fall wheat.
Have every Republican to the polls
Warm corn husking-Last Saturday.
Another l:rge excursion party to the
Centennial Exposition, yesterday
A fine bay mare was stolen from the stable
Of J. /. biotheriin, of Ho!iidaysburg, few
nights sgo.
Philadelphia Markets.-whest sl27tol.
80, Corn GOa6lc, Oats 35toilc. Cattle 4to5c
per iound-
A child thus defines gossip: 90 It's when
nobody don't DO nothing, and somebody
goes ard tells of it.'
Mr.. Moody, the revivalist, delivered a
speech or sermon at the funeral Of his
ti,ther. That viii do.
The Presbyterian graveyard has been
nicely cleaned and nice fence put along
the west and south sides.
The Huntingdon Globe says: B. F. Wolf
kill. of Brady township, lost two fine cows
last week. They ate tco many scorns.
Three mich cows, owned BY J. q. Cor
bon of Brady township, Huntingdon coun-
", died a few days ago of the orer-eatinS
of apples and green corn.
The Democrats call the loss of five Con-
rressmen in Indiana a victory. They are
queer people. Hope they'll have many more
such victories at the gext election
Milliners in Paris who furni sh ladies' out
of town with their hats, send for their pho
tographs before they make the selection OF
shape and color Of trimmings.
A Democratic President and 4 Democratic
Congress will bring on the country the un-
told evils that grow out Of return 10 the
Southern system of civilization.
A boy who will veil like a Tartar If a
drop of water gets on his shirt-band whea
his neck is being washed, can crawl through
a sewer after ball and think nothing of il.
The disordered state of society in South
Carolina, as a consequence OF rebellion, has
compelled the President TO issue procla-
nation, which see and read in another col
umn.
"The Republican party has been accuse
of being fond of 4 4,000,00O blacks; but If a
Democratic procession can get hold OF only
one fiity-cent negro it cheers him all along
the line"
A daughter of amuel Roberts was brOu ght
from Baltimore. Nd corpse, last Wed
nesday, and inferred in the Presbyterian
grave yard. The dec eased was aged about
eighteen yesrs.
The judiciary candidates, Spsnogle and
Mclaughlin, should receive the heartiesi
support; indeed, the ticket is such good
one throughout that il should be elected
without a scratch.
No Republican should remain from the
polls on election day. Come out and vote
the Republican ticket. II the cause that
you gave your friends TO during Rebellion,
and gave your money too, ever needed your
vote, 1t needs it now.
The election of Republican Assembly
man is no: an improb1bility. We have a
leader for that place who belongs to the
H0Id Guard. IL the Old Guard Will take
the field to a man, the fed will be ours, anc
AcAlister will be the Assemblyman.
Soldiers, to the front, and vote for Nc
Clellan He was with you in the dread con
fiict for the rights of men. Come to hi
aid now, at the polls. long, solid body
OF civilians will support you. If you stand
shoulder TO shoulder, as you did in th'
army, he can be elected.
Asw 60 to press. portion of the testi
mony of John j. Slatterly, OF Mauci
Chunk, leading Democratic Molly Mcguire
is received by despatch The testimony wa
given on Friday last, and is a fearful reve
istion O: traffic in Molly Mcguire votes, b,
prominent men, who were supposed to bC
entirely above snch business.
Nr. Stenger will vote for measures t.
paw Border claims as quickly as if is posi-
bic to push them through Congress, and al
the other claims that the Southern leaders
may present to Congress. Do not vote fo
him. Your highest interests, that rise fa
above mere squabble among men for ofhee
is involved in this contest. The safes
coarse 10 10 vote for Mahon for Congress.