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


Scarlet fever, mild type.
Court was not largely attended.
Newville is troubled by ghost.
The lovers Of sleighing are getting anx-
iOus.
The catch of rabbits by he boys has not
been large.
Have you seen the moon over the right
shoulder7
The appearance of the growing wheat is
most encouraging.
There is a revival in progress in the Hunt
ii gdOn VI. Z. Church.
Do you need buggy7 II so, attend A.
]. Creish's sale, on Saturday
4 Huntingdon county man made a sau-
sage last week 2sa feet long.
1t will be unlawful to shoot partridges
after the 18th OF this month.
A market house has been bsilt in North
ern Port Royal, by Noah Hertzler
The Evangelic and Murphy people are
working hand in hand, in Patterson.
Jacob Fink has built a first-rate wagon
makers shop in Southern Port Royal
A general assortment of Goods for sale t
Psrker's Store, in the Palace Building.
Baby shows are becoming as popular in
many places, as the s. spelling bee" was
some months ago.
Cincinnati Carriages. at public sale, in
affiintown, Dec. Is, 1877, by A. ]. Creigh.
Evarts and Conkling are displeased at the
constant declaration that bad feeling exists
between them.
Tobias Auker, living in this borough,
killed hog tha, weighed 4sI lbs. Guess
vou can't beat that.
John Hertzler is building the most COM
rlcte blacksmith shop in the county in South
Port ROYAL.
Do you use tobacco2 At Robert PArker's
new store in the Palace Building is the place
TO buy it.
Phiiadelphia Markets.-Wheat Sl.44 tor
red : amber sl.46; Pennsylvania Corn, old
65c. new soc Oats 3Sto3ec.
Three baby shows in Philadelphia this
week. The management of one of the
shows offer 81 900 in premiums
Some 0, The liveiiert spiritual manifesto
lions are reported from the great meeting In
progress in the Eyangelic church in Patter-
sou.
New Top Buggies sold at public cutlery,
IN aiflintown, on Saturday, December 10,
1877. by A. J. Creigh.
DR.. d. NJ. Crawford has built one of the
,uost commodious out-bnildings, consisting
II 8 smoke-house, wash-bouse, and bake
oven.
yick's illustrated flower magazine Tor
January, 1873, is out. All who love the
cultivation of flowers should send for copy
address James Wick, Rochester, y. Y.
number of the business places in Phil
sdelphia have been connected by Telephone
wires, and now they whisper orders TO each
other, instead of sending them b. messen-
gers
There msy be some things that Parker
has not for sale, but before you purchase
elsewhere, call at his place and inquire.
Mrs. Jane Kirk, of Lack township, was
burned to death some days ago, by her
,iothes taking fire from a pipe which she
WAS smoking. She fingered about Twelve
hours after the fire.
Anchor brand axie-tree carriages and
buggies, to be sold at public sale, at Mlffiii-
town, Saturday December Is, 1877, at ii
O'Clock A. NJ, by A. J. Creigh, Sale Man
ayer.
JOHNNY Hayes, proprietor OF the Patter-
son House, killed tive hogs last week, that
Tor weight stand at the head of the list
The hogs single weighed i95, and 446-ag
gregate, 9il pounds.
Woman consumes thirty-six buttons on
her single pair Of kid gloves, whereas man
buttons his suspenders with a shingle nall
And We, folks will ask, 80 Button, button
whose got the button ~
Our readers who may want to learn aocu'
the Far West are referred TO the advertise,
ment of the Kansas Farmer, an old estab-
lsshed and popular journal in the West. Ii
is published at the Capital of the State.
The School Board in this borough pre-
vented the holding of a common school ex
bibirion, to attend which, certain admis
sion fee would be required, the object o
WHICH was tc raise funds to buy an organ
for the first school.
One car load Of Ohio buggies and car
riages for Emerson, Fisher Co, Cincin
natl, will be sold at public sale, in Miffiin
town. on Saturday, December 10, 1877, a
II o'clock A. NJ, by A. J. Creigh.
IL is said that at three years old we love
our mothers, at six our fathers; at ten our
holidays; at sixteen dress; at twenty our
sweethearts; at twenty-five our wives; a.
forty our children; and at sixty ourselves
Boston Globe.
HINTS that are valuable to producers ano
produce dealers, are contained in Circular
issued by our former neighbor, Col WIN
Bell, now in the Produce Commission busl'
ness, at Pier IL, North Delaware Avenue
Philadelphia, to his patrons.
Europe is uneasy, under the settlement o.
the Eastern question, that it is said the En-
Perors of Russia, Prussia and Austria are
making. 1t is likely that their settlement
will prove to be as good as if q half dozen
others were admitted to the business of set
;lenent.