Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-11-14
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
There are no changes IN city grain
markets, worth mentioning


markets, worth mentioning.
Rain on THURSDAY
No birds, but snow birds.
Beautiful dsy-Last Friday.
Sunday was delightful day.
The Teachers Institute is IN full opera
lion.
The Pot Royal Band has been re-orgsn-
ized.
No school this week, and the children are
happy.
Bass 3shers are still hopeful of clear
water this fall.
Lots of new Clothing for men and boys,
at Hsrley's. Call around.
The Court House Offices have been nicely
cleaned, by Johnnie McNulty.
William Banks received another install
ment o. cattle on unday from Chicago
The latest date for Indian summer to put
in an appearance is the 25th of this month.
Mrs. Pannebaker has had new root put
street.
The reservoir at Hollida sbu-g has been
stocked with grass and rock FISH from Lake
Erie.
a coon captured on Tussy mountain was
sent TO the editor of the Huntingdon Globe
last week.
strayer has opened out new lot of the
latest styled Clothing That's where you
should call.
This has been the get ont year for the
Republicans, and the get in year for the
Democracy.
.. P. Robinson is about to build stone
wall along the foot of his lot, on the west
side Of Water street.
One hundred and thirty-seven Mormon.
passed this place, in cars, q few days ago,
Tor Salt Lake City.
The man who does not subscribe for 4
newspaper contents himself with perusing
drug store aimanacs."
The champion duck hunter of Mifflin
c;JrJy j. Samuel Marks. He shot dozen
wild ducks one day last week.
And now the fishermen are puzzled to
know what Grass Bass are. They are
western fish, ..but what are they like -
The Juniat. Confereace OF tie ETansel-
ical Lutheran Church will convene in ST.
Pauls church, this county, on Monday even
ing, November 18th.
Winters boys, living in Licking Greek
valley, have a tirst-rate coon dog. In six
teen hunting excursions TO the woods It
hunt, after night, they captured twenty-five
rsccoons
4 flock OF forty-iive Wild geese passed
over town on Saturday evening. 1t was
con jectured by those who are good on a
conjecture that the geese might reach Mil
l-rstown dam by night-fall.
Two horses belonging to Joseph Sieber,
Of fayette township, fell to kicking each
other. some days ago, which resulted IN the
breaking Of a leg of one OF the animals.
The animal with the broken leg WAS subse
qu-ntly shot.
An exchange says that it received an m
quiry as to whether "puzzle editor can
Ind employment on the paper. The inqui-
n is answered by "No, thank yon. We
have cue puzzled editor, and that is sutti-
cisu,. He is puzzled to ind ont why some
people don't pay Tor their papers"
Be careful what you shoot at Judge
Junkin recently charged the grand jury OF
Perry county, thus: s'Any shooting at sup
posed game, before the sport.msn las dis
covered his marx, is carelessness, and II the
object thus carelessly Gred at, turn out to
be human, and death ensused from the shot
and wound that is mansldughfsr."
About II O'Clock last "Wednesday fore
noon the house occupied by VIM Wise, a
short distsnce north of Patterson, took hre.
il is not known how. Conjecture has 1t that
q spark from brush-fire that Wise was
managing, short distance from the house,
set fire to the roof, and thus brought on the
copflagrstion. Mr.. Wise Was considerably
turned in his efforts TO outen the fire and IN
.he effort 20 save his household effects.
The household goods were mostly sa'eo.
The house was almost entirely destroyed.
Last Thursday, as Rev. Mr.. Berry and Mr..
Harvey Weakly were descending from
bench Of Shade mountain in wagon, their
horse became little too free in his move
ments. In the effort 10 restrain the free in
clination OF the horse, one of the lines
broke, and then it went after the fashion OF
q loose horse in a wagon, on mountain
road going down hill. The wagon was soon
lodged upside down against tee, the shafts
all broken to pieces, and the horse speeding
like the wind toward the valley, which he
reached all right, and brought himself to Il
halt at a stable where he had been fed
The reverend gentleman and the merchant
gathered themselves out of the wreck with
out injury excepting few bruises.
yAEE ZIIUs was arrested and lodged