Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-11-21

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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Hog killing.
Skates next.
Heavy frosts.
iIo for Texas.
Splendid moon.
Flowing for corn.
Rabbits are scarce.
Ducks in the river.
The wind blew on SUNDAY.
Rain on Thursday evening.
Everybody says pleasant fall.
Lace collars of the largest kind.
Eggs are scarce and high in price.
The Institute was largely attended
Leaves are SLOW to come down this fall.
Monday morning was the coolest of the
season.
You can buy Horse Blankets at Todd's
for Sl.25.
Red on the nose these mornings is no sign
OF danger
The 2sth of this month will be Thanks
giving day.
A blue week for the school children after
the Institute.
-Four eclipses in 1878, two of tue sun and
Two Of the moon.
The Harrisburg Safety Committee keeps
up its organization.
a drove of sheep, On the pike, passed
through town on Thursday.
\ set up job-To stay with girl all night,
and 60 home in the morning.
Philadelphia Markets on Nonday.-Wheat
sl.41tol.4s; Corn 65c; Oats Ssc
White specks cn the ro,f of the mouth
are said TO be the fore-runner of diphtberia.
The Lutheran minister al Huntingdon,
Rev. J. Focht. has rendered his resignation.
Mrs. Kleckner, of Saville township, Perry
county, gave birth to triplets few days
ago.
II YOU want to save money, buy your
Clothing at Todd's-
i.ewstown has rumor aflOat that extern
aiye railroad shops are to be located at that
place.
Put few dollars in your pocket for the
Printer, when you come 10 town, in court
week.
Some men are at work near Richfeld, on
the proposed railroad, working out labor
subscription.
The Republicans elected the Mayor and
majority of Aldermen in Nashville, Ten
Iessee, last week.
Insurance companies have been looking
up. Siiu " luc NdhSSAouS SiAS
have been sold in this town.
The Presbyterian church at Saxton came
near 10 destruction by fire getting into the
building from defective fiue-
The Tyrone Presbyterian congregation
at a recent meeting refused to adopt the
rotary system OF electIng elders"
Robert E. Parker has leased the west
side store-room in the Crystal Palace build
ing, and at an early day will open store
there.
The Old maxim, Be chaste and you'll
be harpy,' is contradicted point blank by
Back Hills man, who was chased ten miles
recently BY party of redskins"
An exchange says: Ladies are wearing
white vests and nect-ties In imitation of the
gentlemen, ard Some OF the dresses this
1all have regular claw hammer coat tails.
Twenty-eight cents cash will buy one
pound of Arbuckles' Coffee, at Todd's.
5. Y. Shelly died at his place of resi-
dence at Newport, Perry county, last Sat
urday. On Monday his remains were buried
in the Presbyterian graveyard. BE was
aged about 40 years. r
There is a circIe of Spiritualists in Lack
township. Too late; Spiritualism has been
exploded. 1t is a snare, delusion. Ii
will answer for show, something to amuse
people with, that's all
..The scientific expedition around the
wodd may perhaps be abe TO tell rs when 1t
returns why 4 man always takes OH his
boots first, while woman begins at her
hair-pins. .''-Chic0go Tribune.
A man going to hunt in Perry county had
better he encased in a coat of mail, II he
does not wish to peppered with shot, for
sportsmen over there have fashion this
season OF shooting each other.
Last Friday was a hard day on banks.
The Collateral Loan Bank of San Francisco
closed its doors. Three banks in Reading,
,,erks county, this S tate, closed their doors.
The manic that followed the closing of these
institutions can better be imagined than de-
-cribed. The banks were named The Read-
ing Saving Bank, Pushing s. Brothers,
Bower & Sellers.
An exchange says: Judge Finletter, OF
Philad delphia, decided week or two ago
that no person has a right to leave horse
standing in the street without control oi
some kid, and that when damage to prop
erty result from negligence, the owner OF
the horse is liable for damages. Those VINO
are in the habit of leaving horses united IN
the streets should take warning.
In October, 1876, boy was killed by the
cars at Eagle Station, in Pennsylvania. From
AL that could be learned of the unfortunate