Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-08-14

Organize Hoyt Clubs.
There are i've Saturdays in this month.
Not so green as If look-the watermelon.
To improve the flavor OF coffee, brusc it.
Harrisburgers play croquet by torch-light.
Communication from "Olivia" next week.
You may shoot rabbits after the 18th OF
October.
Kearney is a blast of foul wind-foreign,
Irish wind.
Boys bait their fish hooks with muscles,
when fishing.
The moon was partly eclipsed on Mon
day evening.
One of the Snyder county Kintsier mur-
derers has been arrested in Michigan.
senator John ]. Patterson was in town a
couple of DAYS, at the close of last week.
See in despatch column, the reason why
the Republicans of South Carolina nomins-
ted no ticket.
Red Rock Sabbath-Schocl will hold a
picnic in the Adams woods, on Thursday,
the 18th inst.
Rev. Mr.. van-Fossen, local Methodist
minister, preached in the Lutheran church
last Sabbath morning.
Two hundred people attended the Horn
ingtown and Grahamville Sabbath-school
picnic on Thursday last.
On the 9th inst, the Republican conven-
tion of Huntingdon county nominated Ho-
ratio q. Fisher for Congress.
Do not swallow the skin of the fruit You
eat; it is hard to digest, and inpairs the
vitality OF the digestive organs.
Philadelphia grain market. Red wheat
sl.O0 to sl.02 Amber si.02 to LOS.
Corn 81 to So. Oats 35 to 36cts.
The New York State tramp boy, who had
his right foot crushed b. the cars in the
Patterson yard, is able to be ou; again on
crutches.
see number of farms that are for sale, to
ascertain how suitable they are for poor
house purposes.
The U. P. S. S. of McCoysville will hold
their annual celebration on Thursday the
21th inst, in the Church The public are
invited to attend.
Mr.. John Hawn, one of the brothers Of
that name, who were Sc badly robbed and
abused short time ago, in Huntingdon
county, died on Saturday week, aged s3
years.
"The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
has caused writs of ejectment to be issued
against sixty-one parties who have squatted
on their property on the line of the Portage
railroad"
7. q. Auker, has recently been putting
up handsome and substantial iron fences
around cemetery lots. If you are in need
of a fence around your family, grave lot,
give him'a call.
Il speaks well for the Republican manage
ment that ssPennsylyania's new loan, bear
ing five per cent. interest, is now selling at
liz in the Philadelphia market, and Is
steadily advancing in price,"
A Democratic fraud in the State Trea-
sury, of an over-issue of State bonds, to
the amount of one hundred thousand dol
lars, has been discovered. The over-issue
are in the hands of innocent parties now.
Kearney thanks God that he was not
made by the newspapers, and the news
papers are glad that they will not be called
on to answer for the creation of such a
-tongued man as Mr.. Kearney.
James Simons went out to fish for bass,
last Thursday. Counting all expensive, in
cluding loss Of time, the one nibble that he
get cost him two dollars and fifty cents.
He pronounces fishing too expensive lux
ury for him TO indulge in.
Kearney's idea of liberty is like the Irish
mans idea of the abundance of money in
America. When he landed in New York
he found quarter Of a dollar, and threw il
away, exclaiming, "No quarters for me,
must have dollars in America.
Festival-The Presbyterian congregation
of East Waterford, this county, will hold a
Festival for the benefit of their church
opening on Friday evening, the 10th inst,
ttrnn1h tho aff nf
Saturday and Saturday evening.
On Friday, the 9th inst, about 6 O'Clock
in the evening, a tornado passed over Wal
lingford, Conn. Houses and barns were
blown down, and about twenty people were
killed, and as many more wounded. The
storm was only about half mile wide. The
loss of property is estimated at one hun
dred thousand dollars
The ladies' of Lower Tuscarora Churc
will hold an Ice Cream Festival, for the ben
eft of the Women's Foreign Missionary
Society of that church, In the school room
of Tuscarora Academy, on Friday evening,
August 10th. Doors open at O'Clock.
Good music by accomplished performers
will be added TO the attractions of the even
ing. Everybody is invited.
Just to think, that in the days of what
are called the honest days of the Democ-
racy-the days of Ex-Governor Bigler-a
Treasurer OF that honest persuasion should
have stolen one hundred thousand dollars,
and now that the stolen bonds are coming
due, the State win be called on to pay them.
How much more did the Democratic officials
steal
According to the expressions Of the
Irishman Kearney, a man when he is poor
must feel like slave, and when he Is not
poor he must feel like a thief. "Well
enough, my bould good Kesrney, will yea
come fourward and jest tell the waiting pa
pie Jest what state a man must be in to not
feel like slave or . thafe. Come, good
boy, do tell.