Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-11-07
LOCAL. INTELLIGENCE.

Mexico has brass band.
IIominy and 'spon-hans.''
Profitable rain last Friday
Ram on Monday afternoon.
Ch-stnuts ten cents quart.
Wild geese have gone south.
Thin ice on unday morning.
Ana now the melancholy days are over.
Six months of unpleasant weather before
yor.
The streams are all well ililed to begin
winter with.
The ..boy-hoys" were noisy on Hallow
Ken light"
The corn crop is not large one in Juni-
AKA county.
The tony young man now wears his
,aouogram on his scraf.'
Huntingdon has man who raised check,
ard showed the ''queer."
Philadelphia Markets - Wheat. 81 Alto
AS; Oats S3to3Sc; Corn eOto62c.
The eel diet of dozen years ago is
missed in these anti-rish- basket days.
Ex-S herifi Ard was thrown from colt a
'eW days ago, and quite severely hurt.
rhe expectations OF bass and pike ishers
have been broken u. by the heavy rains.
Olive Branch Litera, Society of Turpett
township has organized for winter work.
The growing wheat has not appeared 50
healthy a, this time in the season, III many
Years.
The man WHO deliberately publishes in
newspaper what is rot true is foe to So
c.rty.
Flour, Feed, Chop, Corn Mea; and Buck
wheat Flour for sale at Buyers * Hennedy's.
hOY7-2t
- 4 substantial crossing has been put down
scross the southern terminus OF Parker
street.
There as no use of irving to keep ran
of the amount of game that II heins shot,
h. amateur hunters.
The railroad company has whitewashed
iesces and posts about much OF its prop
eriy along the road.
Calvin North has planted a new apple
orchard on the farm that he bought from
the Gallagher eotate.
The sacrament of the Lords Supper viii
be administered in the Lutheran church in
this place on Sabbath, the 18th inst.
the large assortment of flowers in Thomas
store in,parts a cheerfulness to the room
not found in any other store III town.
Fly have been devastating the growing
wheat to such degree in portions of Berks
county that many fields have been replowed.
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Just the paper you should have TO read by
the stove or hearth the coming long winter
nights.
Millerstown ladies surprised Rev. J. NJ.
Buckley, of Newport, Perry county, few
days ago, by calling on him in the capacity
of surprise party.
eThe next Reunion of the Veteran AS
socIation of the Soldiers of Perry County
will be held at Millers.own, at time to be
liked By its officers"
The Democracy are pleased with the fact
that they get a United States Senator from
the State of Indiana, TO fill the place of
Senator Morton, deceased.
s.lnsults," says modern philosopher,
sare like counterfeit money. We can not
,.inder their being offered, but we are not
compelled to take them"
President HAYES has issued a Thanks
gI:ing proclamation. requesting the people
10 observe THURSDAY, November 29 as a
day Of Thanksgiving to the Most High.
The Harrisburg Telegraph of last Satur-
day SAYS: Tie nine men arrested in this
,.ity for robbing shoe store in Huntingdon
we're taken to the latter place iris afternoon.
NTom Whitaker, publisher OF the Cat
hag Gun, an obscene publication in Pitts
burg, has been sentenced to one year in the
Allegheny county workhOuse and to pay
fine of 81 ,0OO.'
Go out TO hunt. camp in the woods two or
three DAYS, in a shelter OF yotr own con-
struction. and learn how the pioneers of
these valleys lived when they entered the
woods to carve a home fer themselves.
Gobble! Gobble! Says an exchange: A
turkey in this town, after reading the Presi.
DENTS Thanksgiving proclamation walked
out of its coop, laid its head on a block and
said to the cistern pump: ''You may as well
begin now"
Two hills of potatoes raised by j. n.
gan-Ormer, of Fayette township, yielded
respectively 9s and lls potatoes; asgre-
gate of both hills, 2,i pototoes. He also
has chestnut burr that yielded 20 fully
developed ch.stnuts. Beat that who can.
"a Nantmeal Chester county farmer
has been made to weed. He prosecuted
three hunters for trespassing on his pfemi-
ses, for which they were fined. TEey re-
taliated on him by telling him they would
give him 30 days time to remove all the
hoxious weeds from off his farm, and, in
case he did not, they would institute suit
against him for violation of special law
for Chester county, which is punishable with
iine of $50 The farmer, taking the hint,
has four men buslly engaged in cutting and