Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-10-24
LOC.7L INTELLIGENCE.

Sour kraut making.
Diphtheria in Tyrone.
A new pa, ement in front Of the Juniata
hotel.
The Russians captured $1,000 Turks and
40 cannons.
The fog on Friday did not clear away I'M
ill = O'Clock Pm.
Carlisle iirennen are talking about parade
for Thanksgiving Day.
Wild turkeys are not so easily shot now
as they were two weeks ago.
The Cavalry viii meet in this place, No
yer,ber lc, st O'Clock p. NJ.
Tomato vines re blossomed last week in
number of gardens in town.
Philadelphia Markets - Wheat. 81 .i3to
i.53; Corn 62c; Oats 52tO31c-
The NJ. L. church of Altoona held pump
kin lie festival. SO says the Huntingdon
Journal.
Full moon is the time To pick apples
There are none to pick in this pat Of the
county
The roof the house of Wm. Jackman, of
the Democrat and Register, Is undergoing
extensive repairing.
The scalp business is brisk in Huntingdon
county if the amount of blanks sold by the
Monitor is an index.
Huntingdon was chosen as the place for
the next stated meeting of the Presbyterian
Synod OF Central Pennsylvania.
The Perry County Soldiers Reunion.
held at Bloomfield last Thursday, was large
" attended Judge Junkin delivered the
address OF welcome.
The Presbyterian church of Port Royal
voted in favor of the rotary system for the
election Of elders, also TO reduce the salary
oi the minister of the charge to seven hun
rifed dollars.
Henry Fisher, Il Harrisburg, and II. q.
Long. OF the vicinity of Millerst0wa, were
seriously hurt by the fall of the tiestle
work Of a railroad bridge at Ironvile few
days ago.
Mrs Eliza Haun died at her place OF
residence a; Port Royal, OF Monday, the
I'D inst, aged about &c years. Her re-
mains were buried in Church Hill Cemetery,
on Wednesday.
g The editor OF the Inquirer, new DEM
ocratic organ in Cation, Ohio, gravely an
nounccs in his salutatory: Although this
paper will be Democratic, it will not be unfit
Tor children To read"
Applc-butter boilngs are uncommon oc-
currences; and worthy of mention this year
Last Wednesday Frederick Espenschade
and Jacob SHlouff in this borough and Har-
~ StambIugh in Fernianagh, all boiled ap-
ple-butier-
/" In Oil City, Pa. one year ago, man
TELL on a defective sidewalk and broke an
arm He sued the city, and has recently
recovered seven thousand dollars damages
This is a warning to municipal authorities
30 keep pavements in good condition"
Last March Zeno Fees. of Lewistown, was
r0hbed of horse. buggy and harness. Last
week the Sheriff of MIfiiin county discov-
cred the horse in livery stable IN MIifin
county, which resulted in Mr.. Fees again
getting his horse. The buggy has not yet
been found
A large swindling party, who issned fraud
ulent deeds for land in Texas has just been
unearihed in Kansas and other Western
States. Sixty persons have been arrested
The gang have attempted TO burn thirteen
difereft coirt houses to cover hp their
fraudulent work.
The stable, wood house, smoke-house,
ice-house, and other out houses belonging
10 the residence of Samuel Bnck, Esq., OF
Port Ruyal, were destroyed ny ire. last Fri
Hay night. Mr. Buck hal been TO Philldel-
bhia, and arrived home on the cars about
midnight No fire was then visible. About
an hour after the train had steamed away
railroad watchman saw the tfe among the
tut-houses.
Wall. Mann & Hall have about completed
Tie delivery OF their Atlas OF Juniata Coun-
fv. General satisfaction is expressed with
the work. 1t is book highly to be priced,
aid if the county authority have not OBJ
tanned one for the archives IA the Court
House, IL would be well to do SO at this
tate dav Ii is the most complete record OF
the county that has ever been published.
In iavs to come it will be more highly val
ted than now To be sure not every fam
Nv in the county. who can afford TO do so,
haze secured an Atlas, and in that they
have made a mistake. 1t should be IN
every well-regulatcd family. number
,,f citizens have done better than merely
10 subscribe for the work; they have ha.
{. home-steads and farm-views" sketched
and inserted, and thereby doubly stamped
themselves, by printed record and by PIC
lures, on the history of their county
Nessrs. Wall. Mann & Hall deserve credit
for the manner in which they executed tue
work.
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