Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-12-19
LOC.fL INTELLIGENCE.

LociL IyTELLIGEACE.
weddings
Bostuen are coming hone.
The water is out of the canal.
4 great wind last Thursday night.
Be sure your sin will find you out.
5uckwheat -four, cents per pound.
Delightful winter weather las; week.
psradise--A state of spiritual bliss.
Hell-A state of spiritual misery.
Overcosts were put aside on Sabbath.
Rabbii and partridge hunting are over.
4 green Christmas and lat graveyard.
Pit:s5urs is preparing for the holding of
baby show.
Christmas-tree-Horning Union Sab
cath-S School, on the evening before Chist-
mas. at o'clock.
Christniss-tree - Preso, terian sabb ,th-
School. MfiiiutoWu, on Christmas evening,
ct 6'clock.
Books ahead, as usual, on Holiday oods,
iust received from Philadelphia and New
York.
Reader we wish you merry Christmas,
sad happy New Year
Fishermen are puzzled to know why pike
refuse to bite when 6shed for.
The =. Scouts" have postponed the COM
pieiion OF their organization.
More liveried dress. The mail agents are
90 he uniformed, SO il is SAID.
The largest stock of Coniectioneries snd
Toys at Books's ever brought TO Juniata
county.
general assortment of goods AZ Parker's
store, in the Palace building.
Huntingdon has brass band, the mem
ters of which are colored men.
The creeks have more water In them than
Is usual at this season of the year.
Amos kinzer, Of Delaware township, has
shot eight Wild turkeys this season.
The ~esthsr prophets predict q wave of
cold weather about the first Of January,
1878.
fine Bohemian and Jspsnees Goods at
aooxs' for the Holidays.
Game on the mountains is getting plen-
tier, under the enforcement Of the game
saws.
Al adjourned Institute is sdyertised to
4sse..bie at ThVmpsontown, December 81,
1877.
There il No statement in the interest in
he meeting in the Evsngelic church 10 Pat
tertoB.
Ia. History of the United States for
.choois. is the one prepared b. john Cla'k
i.idpath.
ghe Scientific iu.sricaa says whisky is
seincdy Tor diphtheria. What say the Aur-
ply men
Fine Mixtures At Books's at p cents per
pound
4 troupe OF minstrels, Tennesseans, will
verrorrn in the Methods, church next Mon
iay evening.
The Huntingdon Globe makes known the
complaint of lady against rude and gawky
ios.srs in that town.
Adam Rupert, OF Oliver township, Mif-
ain county, claims to have raised 900 bush
els of corn on eight scres.
An effort is being made TO establish tel
.graph line of five miles between Newport
AID Bloomfield, Perry county,
Murphy Temperance Lecture was de-
Iiv.red in the Lutheran Church on Monday
evening and on Tuesday evening.
Clear TOYS at Books's at 20 cents per
pound.
William Wagner, Matchmaker and Jew
eler. is nos in the city, buying stock Of
Watches and Jeweier Tor the holidays.
There is talk OF the traces Of prehistoric
wall, that the railroad passes through, on
tie Ee,kes farm, below Milford station.
Joseph Martin shot large wild turkey
last THURSDAY at the foot Of Shade noun
tain. The TURKEY was shot while on the
wing
Captain McClellan's goose, intended for
Christmas roast, took wing the other MORN
ing, and has not been sern or heard oi in Its
old haunts since.
1900 Dolls, and ali kinds Of Toys, at
Books's.
The occuitation of Venus was the Eo"n
passing between the planet and the earth,
thereby hiding Venus from the sight OF
people of this sphere, for short time.
Still further out on the beam" That's
what Solomon Sieber said when he weighed
cue OF his Poland China h"gs, last week
II Weighed $40 pounds, clean meat.
IL is aaid that at dinner parties in Spain
tne oldest lady is seated first. Wien that
plan was tried in New York many years
ago it resulted III the collations given at
evening parties where everybody stands up.
-Picayrss.