Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-06-22
SHORTLOCALS.

Hsy-making.
The toy pistol is dangerous thing.
Has Olivia quit writing for the pressi
Postmaster Books has been quite sick.
John McNulty has re-roofed his house.
Yesterday Tuesday the longest
day in 1881.
Bloomfield lawyers have formed e Bsr
Association.
Horse thieves have been operating in Full
ton county.
We are thankful to Senator Smiley 10,
public documents.
The second foot-way across the river will
soon be completed.
Editor Jackman and two daughters are
of to Long Branch.
At Heck'e you can buy q frst-clsss
fine boot for $3.50.
| A number of farmers will be busy cutting
wheat by next Monday.
Dentists will hold a convention in Hunt
iDgdon on the 5th of July.
The Greenbackers held State Conven-
ton at Pottsville on the 18th.
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| According to Adventists the world should
hsye come to an end last Saturday.
John North is having commodious new
stable built on his lot on Third street.
Mr.. Costagan, railroad contractor from
Philadelphia, was in town on Monday.
Heck, on Bridge street, has the incest
and cheapest baby shoes in town.
Teachers of the Presbyterian Sabbath
school picnicked at Macedonia last Thurs
day.
Joseph Rothrock and his wife, Mrs. Roth
rock, have returned frou, protracted west
ern trip.
The Pennsylvania Railroad presents an
attractiyesseries OF routes 10 the summer
tourists.
1t is a current report in Lewistown that
| the Dunkards contemplate building church
In that town.
The editor of the Selinsgrove Times says
That the most of molssses is made out of
common corn.
Some women say that they can wear
those 81 CATERS that Heck sells a
year.
Snakes are plenty. Snakeologists say
that the late wet spell of weather drove
them out of their holes.
A horse thief confined in the York coun-
ty Jail is called John Wesley, and he is said
TO be fine hymn singer.
Governor Hoyt has signed the bill allow
ing teachers time snd wages while they al
tend the County Institute.
From all parts Of the Commonwealth,
where tobacco has been planted, the ravages
of the cut worm are reported.
John Shaw, citi.en of Reedsville, Mif-
fin county, had an eye put out by being
struck by piece of limestone.
By recent act of Legislature it has be-
come unlawful to sell deadly weapon to
person under IS years Of sge.
Ladies, ifyou wan, good shoe dress
ing go to Heck's boot and shoe store,
Bridge street.
The Port Royal Presbyterian church and
parsonage have been rerainted and repaired
at q cost of one thousand dollars.
Johnstown, Cambria county, people de-
sire tha. the German language be taught in
the common schools of that town.
Col. John ]. Patterson and Judge Ster-
rett, kinfolks of W. ". Wilson, attended
the funeral of Mr.. Wilson on Monday.
The Lutheran General Synod will hold its
next meeting in 1888, at Springfield, Ohio,
commencing the first W ednesday alter Whit
Sunday.
Gray hairs prevented, dandrutf removed,
the scalp cleansed, and the hair made to
grow thick by the use Of HalPs Vegetable
Siciian Hair Remover.
A number of the planets we're in conjunc-
| tion-in line-on Sunday, and that aStre-
nomical fact caused Adventists to predict
the end of the world on that day.
Ladies' kid foxed button shoes .for
Si25 at Heck's family boot and shoe
store, Bridge street.
! Franklin B. Gowen, receiver of the Phila-
deiphia and Reading Railroad, delivered q
stirring address at the Academy of Music
in Philadelphia several evenings ago.
| The heaviest man in the world is believed
to be David Nabossa, who was born in Ro'
chelle, III. He is l9 years of age, aud
weighs seven hundred and thirty pounds.
The preachers are pleased with the re-
ports Of their ecclesiastical meetings a:
published in the Altoona Tribune, from
time to time, as often as the preachers meet
A Huntingdon man dreamed few night'
ago, that the population of that town II
three years from now will be 10000, and
that in ten years it will have a population
of $4,000.
An exchange asks, 'sCan inan belong t.
brass band aud be christian ?" which
question the Everett Press answers, " Yes
but we don't sec how the man who live
next door can"
4 The Cumberland Valley Sunday-Schoo
Assembly will be held at Oatville; Pa, el
most midway between Harrisburg AM
Chambersburg, beginning July l3, and con
tinuing till July 20.
Ten cases of boots and shoes recei'
ed this week at Heck's enbtaciD
many different styles.
The Post of the G. A. r. held a festiva
last Friday and Saturday evenings. Th
entertainment were success. The amour