Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-04-10
LoC.iE LNrELLIGEhCk.

Sour dock green's
Prepare corn ground.
ChoSk of envy and jealousy.
Contentment is better than riches.
Industry IS the road 10 prosperity.
Let us have le;tuc. from The garden.
Joseph Watts has enlarged his house.
Eggs are-cheap. Buy a supply for Easter.
The tie business Is on the wane in Pat
terson.
Many farmers scw rloverseed in the sign
OF the crab.
Judge Elder con n.iaues his experiment at
narrowing wheat this week.
Farmers have = = work well in hand,
the season having been most prop,tious.
T6e schools are closed, and the town
boys are happy. They have nothing TO dO)
The letter from Fort Wayne, Indiana:
came 20 hand after the Senitasl had been
put 10 press.
The financial ripploS Of the first Of the
month have subsidized, and business has re-
stunned its old ruts.
You will save money by buying at the
Central store. Thrir motto is, quick sales
and small profits.
ARengine that used to do service as an
engine for a grain thrasher, has been Put
into use at the foundry.)
Rev. Mr.. Bender-Methodis preacher
preached in the Presbyterian church on Sab
bath evening at c O'Clock.
"a witty ran finds il difficult upon occa-
sion 10 be dull like everybody else, and SO
usually contrives to be stupider than any
b9iy else
SRe-owu boys on Msin street, on Satur-
day we're a good de1l interested in boy
from the country who carried pair OF
''boxing Cloves
q fire has been raging along the south
side OF Black Log mountain, between Lick
ing Greek and Johnstown, ever since the
middle of last week
still they lead at the Central store in low
prices on their stock of dry goods and gro
ceries. They have full stock in the above
lines, and are enIarging weekly.
Tbe middle Of East Bridge street has been
considerably raised by the .grouna and slate
that was dug out y the place for the foun-
dationfOr Nr. Lyons new houseO
II. J. Middsgh and W W. Copeland will
open a grocery, provision and confectionery
store the latter part of This week, in the
store-room opposite the post office, in Pat
terson.N
TFUat streams have had many visitors
within the past week, and the spotted beau
ties that still swim uncaught must feel that
a great calamity hangs over their native
water all the tiuies
s.The international Sunday School Jubi-
lee will take place on the 18th instant at
Atlanta. Georgia. Delegat = from all parts
of the world are expected Excursion tick
cts will be sold at all points, Eastand Nest" "
". Eniinger has bought the lot and old
a
Mt preseut occupied AS a school house-and
intends, during the coming summer, to
erect a neat frame dwelling house thereon
Read tie "Action of the Coroner's jury
and of the Coroner himself in Philadelphia,
IN the case of the death Of patient from
the effects of cliloroferm administered by
respectable Dentist" as published in snoth-
er column in this paper.
CEsivers and Kennedy's coal team got
scared 1t the cars on last Saturday Ia Pat
terson, and ran to the corner of Tuscarora
and Jnniata streets where they brought uT
against 4 fine maple tree damaging 1T 70
some extent, but stopping their proSress
Mr.. Whitman, student from the Luth-
eran Theological Seminary at Getty sburg,
preached in this place on Sabbath, Rev.
Mr.. Berry having gone for a short time TO
Lycoming county. Mr.. Whitman's sermons
are well spoken of by those who heard them.
A number OF farmers have sowed oats in
rows SO far apart that the space between
rows will require cultivation. 1t is new
process in the raising of oats, and is en-
ployed this year as an experiment. 1t is
expected that the yieid will be increased
one-third more per acre.
An amateur fisher says, that since he has
found ont that one, two and three pound
bass may be caught in the river, he has lost
all appetite for scrambling along bushy
trout streams to catch fish 8 to inches
long.