Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-07-25
PENE'A. z. r. TIME TABLE,
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Thieshing.
Hauling manure.
Flowing for wheat.
Long, unhappy melon-cholic days.
Government is about to issue $50 gold
pieces.
kutan has signed the Murphy pledge In
Pittsburg.
A series OF rain showers fell on Thurs
day morning.
Ex-President Grant is receiving hearty
greeting in Germany.
The Stambaughs are having well dug on
their property on Third street.
The Aethodists OF Millerstown are re-
pairing their church building.
Crabs have been selling as high as two
cents apiece for bass bait.
Ths pavement on the south side of Court
House Square is being re-laid-
burburrow, of the Huntingdon Journal,
has opened newspaper agency in Philadel-
phis,
Governor Hartranft has asked for aid
from the General Government, to quell the
riots.
A party of ladies' and gentlemen went to
the Narrows in the Crusader to fish, last
Friday.
city exchange says the divorce indus
try is as dull as any other business, except
marrying.
One of the conmonest sight now days
is to see people in town carrying fishing
poiss.
A bride at = recent wedding at Harris
burg received present of a jar of pickles
and two pounds OF tripe.
William Caveny and Orlando Bonsall have
opened tailoring establishment in Meal
isterville Give them call.
Professor Keedy, of IIaserstown Female
Seminary, preached in the Lutheran Church
last Sabbath.
wenied-A good driving horse, sound,
gentle and thoroughly broken. For par
ticulars call at or address this office.
No fish fever ever ragged like the bass
fever. The rush is nearly like the rush in
the West to the Black Hills.
The time for holding the Republican s tate
Convention has been changed from the 29th
day of August to September 5, 1871.
A few weeks ago Mr.. TrOutman, watch-
man living with his son at Liverpool station,
Dauphin county, committed suicide.
Wallace Fasick gave the cold shoulder to
bass fishing last Thursday, and went to Lost
Creek for catfish and eels.
The railroad strikers stopped the ship
ment of cattle a number of days, which had
the effect of raising the price somewhat in
market.
Showers & Scholl shipped carload of
buggies to Indiana last week. 1t is feared
they have been destroyed BY the rioters at
Pittsburg.
The business, and all other interests of
The country are brought to a state of finsn-
cial suffering that amounts to losses of mil
lions of dollars daily by the rioters.
Edward Miller's barn, near Freeburg,
Snvder county, was struck by lightning
few days ago, and destroyed by fire, with
all this seasons crop of hay.
People don't get night as they used
70. Nothing sits on them now. They see
a big bass, with his mouth wide open, aboat
20 swallow them
Rivulets near town have been thoroughly
searched for crabs to he used as bait for
bass. all the stones have teen turned in
search of the much-desired bait.
A tramp fired the Dauphin county poor
house last "Wednesday night. The fire was
discovered in time to permit of its extin-
guishment
The Harrisburg railroad nine and the rail-
road nine from this place played q game OF
base bail at Harrisburg on Tuesday a week,
the Harrisburg boys winning the game
Samuel Miller hung himself to a pair Ct
hay ladsers'in his brothers barn, about two
miles east of Freeburg, Snyder county, Oh
18th inst. de was eyed about 80 years,
and unmarried.
The hosse-hole, at the third pier, is
favorite place to fish for bass, SO also is
Cotter's hole near the broad fording. Beaver
hole. short distance west Of the old tsr-
ern stand In the Narrows, has many fire.
suenters to fish.
Frei. Hsmmel and John Mozer went to
Clark's dam, in the Susquehanns river, to
fish for bass, last week, and were success
ful IN returning with IL fish OF the kind
they went for. The largest fish weighed "a
pounds.
"A new style Of coupon tickets has been
issued by the Pennsyl1ania railroad CON-
pany. Each book contains one thousand,
and the mileage Is fixed at two and half
cents. These tickets must be used within
one wear from the date of ISSUE"
If Pittsburg and Allegheny county are
called on to pay for the destruction OF prop
erty there by the rioters, it will be fearful
lesson to men who should know better than
to encourage lawlessness. The city and
county now gre worth nothing more than
their liabilities. Miserable Pittsburg.
"J. Cioyd Kreider, manager Of the Al
toona Opera House, was stabbed some tiLis
ago in the left breast. He lost the use OF
his left arm Tor about six months, but grad
ually the wound healed up ana be regained
the use of his arm. On the evening of the
18TH inst, while reading paper on the
Opera Hou,e steps q piece of putty was
thrown by young man which struck him
on the old wound and since then his arm
hn been useless" I