Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-09-28
SHORT LOCALy.
Reunion day will soon be hero.
The dry est seeding time known.

Reunion day will soon be hero.
The dr,e est seeding time known.
A warm and dry autumn is predicted.
A great deal OF fertilizer-that is, phos-
phate fertilizer-has been used this fall.
d. ". Harley, clothing merchant, is not
in good health.
Rot Is destroying such of the potato crop
as has been raised.
The equinoctiai storm was light one.
Fishermen are waiting for the eels to II I'VE
down stream.
"In Wilkesharre Sunday corner loafers
are arrested and tined."
Ladies genuine-caIf skin shoes, high cut
and nicely made, for $500 at Heck.s
Many farmers have sown wheat; a num-
ber are waiting for rain before sowing their
seed.
A Southern piper SAYS that If Guiteau
had stolen mule in Texas there would be
no now for him at present.
Lost-A red COW, with horns turned in
ward. Address John Emery, Mifflintown.
Robert Silverthorn, from Tell township,
Huntingdon county, was in town on Thurs
day with load of apples
Children's spring heel in kid or goat at
street.
Apples are plenty in tie west end of this
county.
Mrs Mary B,ssler of Bedford coun-
ty Is visiting her parents near this town
Read advertisement of John S. Graybll,
and profit thereby.
William Gunsenhouser was taken sudden
ly i'll last Thursday after dinner.
Mrs. Waller has had a severe attack of
bilious fever.
Heck keeps nothing but boots and shoes,
but he keeps a large stock and it is no
trouble TO sho@ it.
"All is vanity. Mrs. Garfield has ex-
pressed her sincere desire not again to see
the White House."
Ex-President Hayes journeyed to Wash
ington TO attend the funeral Of President
Garfield. deceased.
Heck's new shoemaker from Harrisburg
knows how to make a neat and good boot
or shoe and he does it.
John Hollobaugh has been quite nj with
spine disease.
E. J. Nangle, g. ". Wilson and David
Cunningham are making tour in number
of the Western States.
The reunion of the l25th regiment Penn
sylvania volunteers, held at Huntingdon ON
Saturday week, was grand success.
Sixteen counties in this Common : ealll.
hold fairs this week.
I A number of people are suffering with
cold IN the head.
Ladies hutton shoes as low as Sl.25
p,ir at Heck's family boot and shoe store,
Bridge street.
A model prayer-the prayer delivered by
Rev. Mr.. Young, just before the body of
President G arfield was removed from Franck-
lyn cottage last Wednesday.
John S Graybill used tide same hao,li-
ments of mourning at his house when the
death of President Garfield WAS announced
that he used on his house for mourning
when President Lincoln was assassinated.
One 100 Texas r snch bred horses-a
nnrlber of them broken to the saddle
will be sold at the North farm buildings at
Mflintown on Monday, October 1881.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock A. n.
\ H.R. ZERbE.
If you want your boots or shoes nicely
mended. so that they will look almost like
new ones, take them to Heck's. His new
A city exchange says: All old lady yes
terday descended from an omnibus. ssAh!"
she exclaimed, in a tone of APPRECIATION,
" how much more polite young men are
nowadays than they used to be. Why,
have alwcys plenty of room in an omnibus,
but when way young could never ride in
one without b.ing crowded, or feeling some
mans elbows digging into my side. Such
things never happen rowadays''
The BEST boot to wear and to Keep
out water is the celebrated original
Keystone boot, sold only at Heck's
tamily boot and shoe store. Bridge
street. Every pair warranted.
An observing New England man says:
Two important events in the life of man
are when he examines his upper lip and sees
the hair coming. and when he examines the
top OF his head and sees the hair going.
Ladies' should know that Ayers Hair
Vieor is a superior a. d economic Il dressing.
II has become an Indispensable article for
the toilet.
The name of the engineer Of the train
that carried the deceased President Gar
field and the living President Arthur from
Long Branch to Washington, is Page. Mr..
Page has grown up in the serviee Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company. and has
never he'd On accideot-