Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-05-02
GENERAL agent,
Port ROYAL, Juniata Co, Pa.

We have Just received :. The BLACK
HILLS, AND ANLRIcAS WONDERLAND" by
T. n. Mcguire, who has spent l2 years in
the Hills aud Yellowstone region. The
latest, fullest, and only truthful accounts of
Gold an0 Silver prospects, Agricultural A and
Grazing resources, Climate, Hunting and
Fishing, the Indians, and Settlers Adven-
lures and Conflicts with them, Mining and
Wild Western Life, and the grand Natural
Wonders of this most remarkable Country
the Waterfalls, Boiling Geysers, noble
Scenery, immense Gorges. etc, etc. Illus
trs;ed with q fine engravings, and new
map. Price only 10 cents. Sold by all
Newsdealers, or sent postpaid, for II cents,
by DoySELLEY, LLOYD & Co, Publishers,
Chicago, Illinois.
A Pleasant and Profitable Entertainment
will be given in Graybill's Hall on the even
ings Of the 9Th, sih and 9th days of May,
1877, at O'Clock, consisting of the most
wonderful sleight-of-hand performances and
astounding feats in ventriloquism. Many
presents viii be given away every night to
icket-hoiders. The entertainment will be
entertaining, humorous, serious. II is sell
dom that so profitable an entertainment is
offered TO those who love amusement, and
nearly all people do.
The GRowISG WHEAT IN APRIL. = The
Department of Agriculture publishes the
following report Of the growing wheat crop
ia the several counties of this State:
Lehigh-Wheat looks pale in some local
ities; badly winter killed. Rye appears re-
msrkaiIy we'll.
Camercn-Win:er wheat and rye in good
condition.
D,laware-Wheat and rye present an IN
us -Hy beaIthfuI APPEARANCE.
Indiana-H heat and rye promise unusu-
ally well. The most trying time on oug
winter grain is from the 2Oth Of March to
the 2otk Of AIril. --..,--
>~Pery-PIeniy Of wheat on the ground,
but short.
wyoning-Whezta and rye 1iniered good.
CicarfieId- Wheat ard rye looking well, as
far as the snow will :et MS jadgs-
CIiatOD-ErrIy, some fine; late wheat and
rye, some backward and such injured BY
the winter.
union-whezt and rye, about two-thirds
Of a CROP.
Caubria-wintcr wheat 25 pr cent. bet
ter than last year.
Bradford-Whe4t and rye in promising
condition.
Cumberi4Dd- Comparative condition of
wheat and rye good.
WestmofeIand-Winfe wheat and rye
hook vel; blades brown, but roots sppear
unipjnred.
Adans-whest is sbort, though healthy
some late.
Befks-Ezrly, some winter grain suffered
from HessiaD hy; late, some healthy and
promising.
Snyder-Great deal Of winter wheat de-
stroyed by the fly, what remains looks well.
Rye about average.
Fulton-Whest and rye stand well, snd
with favorable spring may have good crops
although some late.
Sullivan-Wheat aud rye never better.
Chester-wheat and rye in average con.
dillon.
York-wheat and rye good with fine
prospects.
TIosa-Wbeat and rye looking first-rate.
Somerset-Wheat and rye in good condi.
ton.
Luzerne- Wheat good, five per cent
above average.
M.ntgomery-The comparative condition
of wheat and rye good
Monroe-wheat and rye never looked
better.
Juniata-Condition of wheat, 90.
wayne-Not looking as well as last year
Mifiiin-Early, some wheat in good con
dition; late, does not look so well. but with
favorable weather may make good crop.
McKean-W heat injured by freezing.
Forest-Winter wheat and rye in excel
lent condition
Dauphin-winter gram in fair average
condition.
Butler-Everything is backward winter
grain, however, looks encouraging.
Blair-In about average condition.
Arrnstrong-Look well above average.
Columbia - Wheat looking good; rye
same.
Warren-Very good.
Nercer-Good; much above tho average
Eorthumberland-W Winter grain looks re-
markably good. "- i'o
Erie-Wheat q came out ei the
snow very fine.
Beayer-Never had Q better appearance
than this spring.
Montour-Whest and rye full average.
Lancaster-Looks well over the whole
county.
Cravford-whess and rye in the very
best condition.