Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-07-18

zens ootn at home and abroad, who haC
daughters there, to realize satisfaction il
the course of training the young ladie;
were receiving. This Pleasant, healthy and
good old place viii be opened On the 5th o.
September, 1877. For definite information
or for a circular, address
CARL F. kobe, A. NJ,
Proprietor,
Academia, Juniata Co., Pa.
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Many bass were caught on Monday.
"The light of other days''-Flint and
steel.
Miss Beckie Shelter edits the puncannou
Record.
The next month makes or unmakes the
corn crop.
The thermometer was well up in the nine
ties on Monday.
Dog-dsys now; they will end on the 25th
OF September.
The five Thousand dollar band project has
been abandoned.
egg. is riz'-the hens are of On their
summer vacation.
Six months till the next printers holl.
days cone around.
How the muddy water in the river has in
terfercd with bass fishing.
Mrs. Turbett removed The old building
adjacent to her dwelling house.
Ex-Sheriff Loudon has a flock of fine
sheep, which he bought in Tuscarors.
T Fresh 1877 Mackeral at 50 GO per quart r
barrel at J. B. NJ. Todd's in Patterson.
The Lutheran church at McAlisterville
will be dedicated on Sabbath, July 29th.
The Miffiin county fair will be held on
the 25th, 2eth, 27th and 2s,h days Of Sep
tember.
More men are killed by worry than by
DEMONSTRATING. But how about the
women!
The dust that had aocunulatei on the
roof of the mint IN Philadelphia yielded
$3.50 IN gold.
The fight between the Russians and the
Turks thus tar does not indicate who is to
be the victor.
Washington is moving on gamblers. Be-
tween one and two hundred bills are before
the graRd jury.
Cider will be greatly missed this season.
Last year il was obtainable Tor mere-weli
almost nothing.
Southland Robinson has retired from the
leadership of the Senior Band. Wm. Roll
man fills his place.
The 4th of July was hard day for many
Murphy people, who have been used to
taking patriot drink.
The Jews are after Judge Hilton. Who
threw the first stone So they 20, .sTi; for
tat" You know the rest.
Lewistown people have invested in six
horse power steamboat for plsausure pur-
poses on the river at that place.
Twenty-Five dollars cash VIII buy a good
covered .hree-sprins wagon at Todd's.
Two O'Clock to-day is The time appointed
for meeting of the Juniata County Medi-
cal Society in the Cour. House.
Col ]. e Robinson has had abou, 20O
panels of post and rail fence put mp on his
farm in Miferd township this season.
New potatoes are plenty. If rot does not
seize on the root there viii be supply for |
all, for the winter at a reduced price.
Rev. Mr.. Berry and ex-sheriff Loudon
each enjoyed dish of cabbage on the ith of
July that was raised in their own gardens.
The Fish Commissioners haze been busy /
within the past few days bringing suits I
against the Columbia dam dsh pirates
ssThe English revisers of the New Testa-
ment have carried their second revision 10 |
the latter part Of the eth chapter of Acts"
The Camp-meetiug and Fair seasons will |
soon open, and good times may be looked /
for by all who love to frequent such places.
The loss of H. Fl. Keller's planning mill,
destroyed by fire at Lewistown on the 3Oth |
u,t, amounts to about $500. No insur-
ance
Mr.. Keck's barn, near Smith Grove, Sny-
der county, was struck by lightning and de-
stroyed by fire, few days ago. Loss
$500.
The wheat that Judge Elder narrowed
last spring was the thriftiest wheat that he
grew this season. The field also set quite
web in clover.
You can buy Clothing cheaper at Todd's
than any place in the county.
Postmaster Books, John Graybill, Calvin
Horning and jeremiah LYONS caught 262
trout in the hesdwaters OF Lost Greek one
day last week.
Philadelphia Markets Wheat. Pennsyl.
yanIs red $2.05to2.l5. Corn 6lte62c. Oats
37to44c Flour, Minnesota family $7to7 so,
Pennsylvania $5toIG.50.
The east end of this county was visited
by a severe storm Of hail and wind, some
days ago that did great damage to crops,
corn, oats and wheat.
Miss Mary North pic-Iicked with her
ssbbath-school class at Black Log stati m 9
last Wednesday. The journey to the sta I
ton was made in the cars. 1
A shocking boiler explosion took place in c
Lehigh co -nty on Saturday, at 4 mine op. {
sra'ed b. the Lehigh Iron Company, where I