Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-10-31
PENN'A. R. R. TIME TABLE,
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

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Cottage prayer-meetings among Presby-
tsrian people.
John Etka's plum trees bear fruit the Sec
ond time this year.
William Banks re-stocked his stables with
Western cattle direct from Chicago.
Only one frost so far this fall, and that
not heavy enough TO kill tomato vines.
William Jackman has aided a hand some
bay window to his residence ON Third street.
An adjourned meeting of Huntingdon
Presbytery was convened at Port Royal on
Monday.
Sheriff Walls has succeeded in domesti-
eating wild turkey on his farm in Tusca-
rora Valley
Business mismanagements have more
to do with creating hard times than
politics.
Philadelphia Markets - Wheat. 81 Alto
Al, Corn 62c, Oats 33to39c, Cattle ito6c,
sheep 4to5c, Hogs 7tosc.
Last week Calvin Beale shot bl.rck bear
of point opposite Johnstown.
ssOn Sunday, November 4th. the corner
stone of a new Lutheran church will 10 laid
IN Siglervile, aitiiiu county, Pa.
Surveyors William Dunn and Joseph
Middagh and ex-Judge Waits are surv ewing
anew the lines between the lower townships.
Ths valuable carriage horse owned
bY 4 G.. BDnsall, Of the Dem ,crat and
Register, died of some disease like lock
jaw, on Monday.
Gold. 1929; greenback dollar, 81 > cents.
Not is much difference there used to he
between the bank currency of the States.
an the days of Democratic wild cat State
money.
Senator Morton, whether he gets well, or
whether nc PASSES into the spirit world, has
done a good thing, something thai ne should
have done b fore he fell sick The good
Thing is simply, that he urged his friends in
Congress not to break with President Hayes
in hi, Southern policy.
The most daring feat of horsemanship
known to this county, was accomplished
last week. by Lawyer McMeen bringing his
horse from point on the top cf Shade
Mountain. west of Macedonia, to the pike.
None but the nImblest-footcd OF horses can
pass over such strip of rugged mountain
siis.
4 Huntingdon man named f. q. Fisher
attempted suicide at II Harrisburg last Sat
rday, in two WAYS, first by taking landahum.
hut that failed; he then tried 10 shoot
himself through the heart, bat the bullet
got turned in its course, skipped around
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recovering. lie was rejected by woman
that he loved, and he thought he could not
live in this wCrli without her.
Executors Christy and North sold the
real estate of Everard 0les, deceased, that
the said decedent owned in the vicinity OF
Johnstown, last Thursday, at public sale.
The mansion farm, 100 acres, was bought
by T. S. Parker, for S9,l0l; No. =, eight
rcrcs, to John Hostetler, for $50; No. 3,
thirteen acres, TO John Waldsmith, Tor sji2;
No. 4, thirty-six acres. to John B. Birdell,
Cor S27l; No. 5, eight acr-s, to William
Stewart, tor $50.
Dispatches allege, that early last
Sabbath morning there was an organized
effort to burn Pittsburg. 1t is further
alleged the striking coopers were a;
the bottom of the movem ent. The
city was fred in humber of places at
one and the same time.
While Washington SIC cAlister attend
ed preaching in the Presbyterian church
last Sabbath, the horses in bis car
riage broke the tongue OF the vehicle
which was standing in front of Johu
Kinks store, DR.. Banks kinsman TO Me-
Alister, and Mr.. Kinks had the break
repaired unknown to Mr.. McA!ister.
The whole work was surprise to hun
when he came out of church.
Some days ago while John Hollo-
baugh was looking for ducks, IN the
neiphborhood of Eucher Round, crane
few up, HoIlobaugh followed the bird,
aud succeeded IN shooting 1t from the
upper point of the Island. He sent
the bird to LewIstown to Hues' who
stuffed it, aud nicely poised 1t ready
for a cabinet. Ii may be seen in Hol
lobaugh's saloon. 1t is worth seeing
Ii stands feet 9 inches.
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