Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-09-05

torment in Presbyterian graveyard.
Autumn.
Fair month.
Raising potatoes.
Grapes In quantity.
Peaches in quantity.
Tomatoes are plenty.
The schools are opening.
Potatoes without number.
Apples are scarce and small
Sugar has a downward tendency
Get your things ready for the Fair.
You cannot re: :ster after the 9Th inst.
There is circus travelling In Pennsylva-
MIA.
The prettiest girl went to church on Sun.
day.
The Sherif's sales were largely attended
Oh Friday.
Al kinds Of grain have advanced in price
IL Europe.
The Lock Haven Bank has gore into
liquidation.
Fiocks of blackbirds. They are said to
be good eating.
The Altoona Daily Globe was sold by the
sheriff on Monday.
Exchanges note the travels of the man
with the trained bear.
There is talk of company of Jews
buying Bed fcrd SPTings.
..T,--'e.oot'' made some men noisy OIL
Asiz street i-st Thursday.
TIE EsP-J!ican State Convention con-
v-ae- 4; Harrisburg to-day.
Don miss the Permanent Exhibition
when you go TO Philadelphia.
The news from the seat of war in Europe
is unfavorable to the Russians.
4 Mifflia county coon hunter csnght six
large coOns che night last week.
Philadelphia Markets - Wheat. 81 .33to
l.4Oi Corn 5Sto6lc; Oats 9Oto36c.
The Pine Grove S4bbath->chool will pic
mic in Peoples wood next Saturday.
Nelling Wertz, of Miiflin county, had 80
hogs 10 die OF some unknown disease.
I couple of Lewistown families camped
about week at Macedonia, for health.
The Mniiin County Soldiers Association
viii hold Reunion tomorrow, the 9th.
Snow fell in New Hampshire on Monday,
the Srd. Now you know why it was cold
Drover Gibson passed through this place
last Thursday with large drove of sheep.
The paper that is most generally read in
Juuiata county is he Seaiinel and Rspubii-
can.
"a good many ccpperhead snakes nave
been killed in Macedonia this summer, by
pic-rIokers.
Burglars robbed the tent of 4 preacher
and chief Of police. during the late camp
meeting 1t New Hamilton.
The Patterson Sabbath-school will pic
nic al ruscarora station on Thursday. The
school will 20 down in two cars
"A canal hostran at Harrisburg shot and
dangerously wounded Lad named Harry
Foust for throwing stones at him.
The water was cut of the canal on Men,
day, in consequence Of a curse of repairs
at the second lock north OF town.
II is SAID that minister of the gospel at
Shippensvilie, Clarion county, has bsea re-
lieved Of siO0 by Ihree-card monte man.
What can be thought of the consistency
of party that adopts a platform OF this
kind, and then heads the party with men of
another kind.
The CRUSADER is on the stocks UNDER
goining such repairs as are needed 10 put
her in tirst-rate trim to carry passengers to
and rom the Fair.
A Harrisburg man reviy ed the bass ever
in his town by walking into town with
string OF % bass thai ne c4rs ht in the Sus-
Juehanna river.
The bear trapping season has opened
promisingly. At the first effort John Hawk,
of Patterson, caught one in his trap on
Black Log mountain.
The international Exhibition, now open at
Philadelphia in the Nam Centennial Build
ing, is the most complete and grandest ex-
hibltion in the world.
Gold autters at premium of 8 and
u l.,
the premium on it will be SO low as not to
be worth talking about.
Z" The tramp nuisance has almost entirely
disappeared from C-eltenham and Abingdon
townships. Montgomery county. since
local palrci las been established"
How many pounds of bass have been
caught This season? How many pounds of
feed will it take to keep one hundred pounds
Of bass oue Year, Can you calculate the
number
"Whst kind of lips do you ike best;
George i'' asked maiden of forty of her
youthful beau. George SAID juelips. She
said that wasn't the right answer.-Oii City
Derrick.
A Crawford county man passed through
town with a wagon load Of butter bowls,
last Wednesday. The bowls were made of
three kinds of wood, some Of s.whiie wood
some of ash, and some OF maple.
Millions Of dollars have been lost by
Investing in stocks. The county, however.
has learned by sad experience OF the un-
certainty of such investments, and for
keaers:ion to come stocks will be Stunned.