Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-12-06
meal INTELLIGENCE.

Inc.L fyffLLGEAcE.
~, reek.
sr,r i here
.s.ss Of the basin-
O.. ice on the river.
"a ccnes Christmas.
ysi the sparrows-
r,,-sss has assembled.
=. -fse man who talks in favor Of war
,.,.,- fresh arrival of Boots and Shoe,
lsds
u yor children to school. Now i.
ps
:. ,oa weather stopped the rsvsges Of
/. vh-st
,,.,, railroad aen hold prayer-meet-
pa Ssra.s.
=, NJ. sherlock is holding . revival
II: !, his church
;s rr. Bsrry's revival meeting in the
III church is still in progress
>. sas;usss places in this town were
- . thursday, Thanksgiving day.
,s NJ. Horpberger's church, in fatter-
se.Isriencing season of revival.
:. % Todd's if you want Boots that
lsGHP.
,,::,, cozuty viii have a small quantity
~; % send beyond her border this
-s.,he day that the body of Baron
Pin is to be crenated at Washington,
,,l.ssl;:-
SorSn Sieber, of Fermanagh
yash;r, captured a white pine
r7el. E few days ago.
al cannct tell now when yoa may meet
-iTidusl who is Just out from . sick
: f suan pO1. Vaccinste.
:, ch.nges in Reading Railroad Time
ron Hsrrsburg 20 Reading, Phila-
la yev York sud other points.
/ !. yea are year in srrcars for subscrip-
at lis paper, save half dollar BY pay
/ p before the LIST day of February, 1877.
.. ioIls- ard twenty-five cents viii buy
- pair Of ladies' Shoes at Todd,s-
| szious discount. in all circles, ex-
b / he circle Of vicious people-The
( zaO declares that the political troubles
,ssi be settled without a civil war.
ay have destroyed the early sown
-, ,ud the late cold weather gave the
gan helds tue appearance OF baroness.
r. viii the harvest be 2"
gf sns since, hinet, two people were
-,,s-t, IN Taylor township, Cumberland
y, By Elder Ba:hoar, a German Bap-
!s.@eher, a, the Benshoof meeting
n.
laassgiEiDg day was cold, but not cold
degree that many past days of Thanks
:. have been. There was little ice.
'A.Ts knosn boys to enjoy good skating
/ :, hat csy il the past.
.'Hes Anderson has gone into the har-
--aakias business, in one of the Nc
= tcons on Bridge street. James is a
h-,.s xorkman, and can make anything
Is Inc.
K Scdth Carolina Canvassing Board,
a ss Imprisoned by the Supreme Court
II State, has been taken out Of prison
','Hi If heb.a, coepus issued by Judge
"a d The L. S. Supreme Court.
he Harrisburg T.Ierr~ph and Harrisburg
Efis' 1re in an argument as to who shot
Ag deer in Licking Creek. The Patriot
2 bat il was Martin Leonard the Ieie-
3, ays that John Kaufman shot the
p
sves entered the store of Harrison
~Asler, Il Cocolamus, and stole there
Z ors hundred dollars, on Thanksgiving
I, While NJ. McAlister was away at
-11L. r:-7lrs are credited with the
Z.
I lev dars qg5 rr. JOHN S. Graybiil, in
l1sSiia ,,cuz aud line in the river,
'gal PIKE % inches long The remark
K feature about the case is this, the pike
Ia sucker 10 inches long in its belly.
whole tale sounds fishy, but it is true
! nrw lot of Goods opened this week at
'-1s. Pants, 75 cents and upwards ;
= OFercoats S. 90; Horse Blankets, Lap
10 aud Buggy Whips, cheap.
iAs Jury appointed by the Court to in
Aae&'e and declare the amount Of dam
2 S'' certain land-hoiders along the pro-
- SsiiasgrUve and North Branch Kali
= A4ve fled the following result Dan
S'-'er, S0c. /; George Jacobs, $3.50.
u North. Siis.50; L. S. Parker, $301 i
I Sehwcier, s66.
.-S Main Centennial Building was sold
fhaay for $50, 900. Agricultural Hal
: '"f slS,l00, and Woman's Pavilion
: I@ 81 500. The Carriage Building was
10y A,l0o; it cost $4,000. The Pho
'pa Building was sold for $500; il
eS.VOO. Judges Hall, which cost
w. vas sold for 81 500; three chan
-''' n 1t cost as much a. the building
scii for.
lumber of city papers, and = number
~ papers that were Rebel sym
e'' during the time of Rebellion, have
ls'ng President Grant for sending
70 south Carolina to preserve the
uefe' They tell long story abou
se1' wrong there is in such q course
. hsTer tell that he sent troops there a
'Aest request Of the Governor of tha
). .h~eaith; but they tell it in such I
'he reader is led to believe tha