Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-06-20
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Harrisburg city bonds are at a premium
in Philadelphia.
Among the modest but attractive flowers
in Mr.. Jackman's yard, is green rose.
Many towns prohibit bathing within sight.
unless those who bath have clothes on.
On SATURDAY. and Monday man from an
eastern county stopped at this tlsce with a
canal boat into which he gathered bones.
IL was good time for boys to turn an hon
es; penny.
The Selinsgrove Times notes the visit of
Mormon to Selinsgrove. the visitor is
native Of Snyder county. HIS name is
kantz he joined the mormons many wears
ago, and is hearty advocate Of their relig-
ion still.
Mr. Hutchinson McAhster found among
his strawberries, one that was a combined
berry-it combined Seven berries on one
stem and was a curiosity of berry, beng
full inches in diameter.
"Jane, what letter in the alphabet do you
like best i'' "well, don like TO saw. Mr.
Snobbs." "Pooh, nonsensei tell right out,
Jsne-which do you like best 20 " WeI,''
dropping her eyes, 81 like su' the best"
Thoughtless town people do not like it
that land owners aud farmers advertise
their property against trespassers. If the
farmers. when they visit town, would tramp
across the galdens of the thoughtless vii
layers, they would get the correct view of
the case in their minds on the question of
trespass.
Long ago quoit pitching was much in
dulged in TO while away a leisure hour, or
for exercise by those of sedentary business.
The Court House yard was the favorite
ground. few old-iashioned people some
times now indulge in it at the Central Hotel
ia Patterson.
Patterson boys bathe along the river IN
front Of the town, and run about on the
bank naked when they were born. The
people in that vicinity must admire .'model
artist'' performances, to tolerate it. Their
antics can all BE- observed without the aid
of spy-glass.
The Huntingdon Ne,rs says that the Plate
Glass company OF that county mas at length
been fully organized, and it is proposed to
go ahead with the work at as early a date
as practicable. This is independent OF the
Belgian operation, which was to have been
located there.
Of Csrol.rsila ha. Hpa
farm for sale, in the best wheat growing
district in the State of OHIO. See a more
extended description of il in this paper, in
the list under the head of Private Sales
For more definite information address J.
Sweyer, Circleville, Pickaway Co., Ohio.
The New York Unien League passed
resolutions of hearty support TO President
Hayes on the evening of the 1ith inst,
which is quite refreshing after the com
planning resolutions that the erring brethren
passed a lew day. before, on the occasion
of the send-ofi' of Mr.. Hendricks to Eu-
rope.
When Germany and France went TO war
a few years ago, the great feature OF the
war was seen in the speedy execution of
every campaign. In the war that is now
raging between Russia and Turkey the OPP
posite course seems TO be the one adopted
each party seems to be trying to see how
slow it can be in its movements.
The borough school board met on Sat-
urday evening and fixed the salary OF
teachers. The teacher OF the LIST school Is
TO receive fifty dollars per month. The
teac her OF the second school is To receive
thirty seven dollars and halt per month,
ii a male teacher, aud II female teacher.
to receive Thihy-ivc dollars per month.
The teachers OF the Two lower schools are 10
receive thirty dollirs each per month. The
school term will begin ON the LIST day OF
September, and end on the 2lst dav OF
March. The teachers are TO pay the school
house Janitor.
The State Medical Convention elected the
following officers for the ensuing YEAR
President, ID HAYES Agnew, Philadelphia
wee presidents, A. Rothrock, Miffin; J d.
Stren.5rid ge, Mont"ur; X. Hays, Centre,
and l. Trumbull, Philadelphia; recording
secretary, Ii. T. COtiey, Allegheny cor
responding secretary, William G"odcH,
Philad elphia; treasurer, Benjamin Lee,
Philadelrhia. Pittsburg vas chosen as the
place for holding the next meeting, which
takes place on the last "Wednesday in May,
1873.
Among the class of West Point gradu-
ates, last Tbu7sdIy, were six Pennsylv AMI
ans, VIZ William N. Back, son OF James
5. Black, Esq, of Lancaster; William "A.
Baldwin, OF Chester county; William ".
Galbraith and Jacob p. Gal5raith, cousins
William b. Gordon and Alexander u.
Patch. Oscar NJ. Flipper is the much
talked-of co!ored cadet. His appointment
was made from Georgia. He is the first
man of his color grad dua,ed from the Acad-
eluy."
circulation on the following named banks
look out for them: FIRST National Bank OF
n orthampton, Mass. Merchants National
Bank OF New Bedford, Mass; Hampton
n ational Bank of Chicago, Ill; Traders
National Bank OF Chicago; Me.chants' Ma
tionsl Bank of Chicagoi First National
Bank OF Aurora, Il.; First \ ational Bank
OF Canton, Ill; First National Bank oi
Perm. Iil. First National Bank of Gdlena,
Uh.re is no such bank.) The genuine notes
ON the above bs,iss have been Withdrawn.
The Democratic County Committee
met III the Cvu,t House on Saturday,
aud elected Aucs u. BoDsali oil the
Democrat aud Register as representa-
tive delegate tor Junlata county to the