Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-12-19
COFFEE AT TODD'S FOR 2S
GEMS.
Person al.

lawyer Stone has upe.irj an Office in what
used to be Sharons office.
Benjamin BUYERS caught l5-inch pike,
while he was fishing for suckers, with red
worm bait, last Week, at the mouth of Hcrn-
ing's run.
Senator Edmunds is only i9 years of age.
England gives Minister Welsh hearty
welcome.
"a New Orleans man, named Burgess,
declares that he pulled down the flag from
the New Orleans Mint during the war, and
that Mlmrord, the man HON General But
Ter hanged TOR doing il, was innocent."-
What a wretch Burgess must be, if he tells
the truth, 10 have allowed an innocent man
TO suffer for the deed that be, Burgess, CO III
mitt-d.
Second Lieutenant J. W. Rosenouest,
Fourth cavalry, has been dropped from the
army rolls for deseriion.
1t is stated that Senator Patterson will 60
for his APPEARANCE at the February term of
court, where the proceedings against him
are pending
The Gar, after the surrender of Plevns,
pliced bIs own carriage at the disposal Of
Osman Pasha. Such q court, sy, if extend
ed to a vsuquished foe in this country,
would be constr ied by mac Gus, JeLi-
Gus gossips, as all evidence that Osnan
Pashs had had an understanding with the
Gar as To the surrender, and ne ped 10
bring il about.
This is from McClurt's Times Things
look better tor Senator Patterson in South
Carolina since Butler has been admitted.
He now talks OF going back and facing the
courts and juries which be has until lately
declared Is meaning To convict him, guilty
or innocent. SmaIls has also quietly drop
ped into his seat il Congress, having re-
spite froin the penit-ntiAry on bail little
silver lining to the clouds about the trem-
bling carpct-naggcrs seems TO be gratefully
appreciated b, them"
David N. Zoos and son, citizens of Mil
Hin county. were oat hunting game in the
woods, last week. The rather saw his son
Samuel in the bushes, mistook him for
piece of game, and delivered a rifle shot at
him Fortunately the bullet did no more
damage than to pass through ,hs sens
clothes.
The Vanderbilt will contest by his chill
dren, is giving the lawyers fine oPportu-
nifty to deliver their opinions of the late
Commodore. For example, Judge Black
said last week, in New York, in Court, the
late Commodore Vanderbiii's mind Was
4" morally and religiously howling Will
derness." A nice kind of talk Tor chill
dren to fee lL~yer TO declare abou; their
father.
This is from the Harrisburg Telegraph
ssGath" thinks Judge Dsvi, is IA bold man
paralyzed by ambition" and says that 1.-THE
Judge browses bstween camps like lame
army mule. shot at b, both sets of skirmish-
ers." Now, suppose the Judge gives us
his o, inion OF s.Gath." II would be inter
estiug and amusing, even thonsh not com
Elementary 10 the subject.
Bo. ks, the Post Master, was I'D phiiade'-
phis las, week, and went 10 baby show,
someu here on Broad street The Set thal
took his eye were three, ear old irip'ets-
gur. il YOU wish to know all about the show,
;,,.rv;.u Rooks. He IA the fist man from
Jnniata who has witnessed an exhibition Of
babies. He'll tel; you all about the little
folks that he saw, and at the SAME time sell
you full supply of Holiday Toys for your
babies, or if you have none of your o~n'
he'll sci, rou toys for the babies of your
friends.