Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-09-27
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Apples are exceedingly plenty.
Gone to the Centennial Exhibition.
The Reno's have been shipping peaches.
Walnut gathering is INDUCED in by boys.
Lots of people are Of to the Centennial
Exhibition.
Tomorrow viii be Pennsylvania's day at
the Centennial Exhibition
Peaches are scare in Ohio. Could spare
some from Pennsylvania.
Philadelphia Narkets.-Wheat SI.l5tol.
y, Corn Soc, Oats 33toS6c.
From present appearances the potato crop
vii be short in this county.
Money and peo!Ie never flowed so raj idly
INTO Philadelphia as This week.
Browns dam, in Cocalsmus creek was en-
tircly swept away by the late great rains.
Three DAYS of rain stopped the fighting.
last week, between the Turks and Seryians.
Two young men started from Huntingdon
fog the Ceutonnid Exhibition on foot, last
week.
..Oh for peep at the SUM- was a pre-
vaiIiug exclamation ihe latter part of last
week.
The Lutheran synod of Central Pennsyl-
vania coavcnes to-day, at Liverpool, Perry
Uuunty.
Lcgi ~ Nagle, citizen of Camb-ia
coanty, captured two-hcaIed black snake
che other day.
The ground has not been so thoroughly
soaked with water al this time Of the year,
in many years.
Mr.. Austin Kaufman, from Ohio, brought
q lot Of cattle TO tins place from the State
named, Tor sale, last week.
Far,ucrs said they desired to SOW wheat
iate tins s4i,on. The weather has been sea-
>oned 10 suit their desire.
II takes aceutury old citizen to tell of an
vquinoctial storm like that of a week ago.
IT MAS the Centennial storm.
JB.M. Todd has gone to Philadelphia
10 lay in lis fa1l stock. Call anu see his
new styles at very low prices.
On Saturday week one of Mr.. Benefits
ponies broke a leg al New PORT, in game
of Polo, and had to be shot.
The exhibition Of articles and stock at the
Riverside Park Fair was good, considering
the kind oi weather that Was vouchsafed.
If YOU desire to have tn. Confederate
war debt paid by the Nation, vote for Til
den and a Congress that will be in accord
with him
The County Committee met in this place
on Thursday. The members report from
Ia.
lookout.
Shirley township, Huntingdon county,
is passing through a stage OF excitement,
growing out of an elopement- They We're
married psopie.
In the upper railroad shops in Altoona,
the time has been reduced. Forty hours,
or tive days OF eight hours in length, con
sti,ute weeks work.
At the public sales of coal in New York,
last Wednesday, lump coal sold at $3.50
per ton; CRATE sold at S2.52, and chestnut
coal at So per ton.
If you desire to look on a significant name
look at the one signed to the article of Mr..
Tilden on income tax; it Is J. p. Sinnott.
How significant-s'Sin-no
Train Master W. d. Cramer gave a friend
in this place number of pears, luscious in
taste, handsome IN mappearance, and weighty,
averaging about Il ounces each
ssI.adies are wearing tiny bows of ribbons
for earrings now, and We are told that it is
the very latest Paris fashion. The effect Is
odd and of course the fashion will rage"
Two powerful watchwords of the Dem
ocracy in Ohio are sshard times and sheer"
Anything answers with them that will catch
the ear and influence the votes OF the peo-
pie.
You'll go the Centennial show and be
struck with astOnishment, and then it will
all be over: but you can only be so stunned
once in lifetime, and that is worth some-
thing.
Mrs. Swisshelm, writing from Europe,
saws. in Germany s'there Is no more idea or
Sin or shame connected with drinking beer,
or wine, or brandy, or whisky, than tea or
coffee. All the disgrace is in getting drunk"
\ Newport girl had fall last week, and
injured herself so severely that she was, car
ried home insensibe. Upon recovering,
her first words, addressed to her sister.
were 'sMary, did l have on my striped
stockings!''
If you wish to restore the old order of
affairs, or a worse state of affairs than be-
fore the rebellion, put Tiden and Demo-
cratic Congress into power, and you VIII
reach that sad end quicker than your as
tonished senses viii have time TO compre-
hend the changes
The whole number Of persons who have
purchased Centennial Excursion tickets at
Huntingdon station, up to Thursday last,
foot up 1861. Suppose each one has taken
away S25, a small estimate, and the people
of Huntingdon county have contributed Ssh
O25 TO the Centennial Huntingdon Journal.
s'The campaign of the present summer
against the Sioux Indians originated in the
refusal OF that nation TO leave their camps
on the Zig Horn and Tongue Rivers, in the
valley of the Yellowstone, and enter upon
reservation which the Government had set
apart for them