Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-09-28
SHORfLOCALS

day october 3 1881.
Religious services we're held in both
the Lutheran and Presby terian church Is
At 3 o'clock on Monday in accordance
with the proclsmaiions of President
Arthur and Governor Hoyt.
Mems coarse boot from $500 up at
Heck's family boot and shoe store
Bridge street.
Last Wednesday . fourteen year old
daughter of John N. vsn-Ormer, Of Fay
ette township. was attacked by two large
dogs and severely bitten by both animals.
Both dogs had bold of the child at one and
Van-Ormer the child might have been killed
by the brutes.
Have you tryed pair of those 81 90
shoes At Heek's Bridge street They
are an unusually good shoe for the
money.
In the summer Jacob Thomas bought a
large hog from Francis Hover. The hog
has grown to be an nncommonly large ami
NAL and is still growing. Its weight is va
rious,y estimated at $50 TO $40 pounds.
Gum boots and shoes at n-ck's for
every body.
Hiss Lizzie Grubb, after a short illness,
died at the home OF her bro,her-in-law, Ben
jimln Wagner, on Third street, last Thurs
day night. On Saturday night week Mrs.
Wagner, sister of the deceased, was at the
house of Mr.. EspenSchade, and she was
called home about midnight, to attend at
ths bedside of her sister. Miss Lizzie, who
had just then been sliced with u serious
sickness that terminated fatally IN less than
one week.
To whom so-ever it may concern.
No election tickets have been, aud no
election tickets will be issued fropi
this Office for any candidate. excepting
at the REQUEST OF parties interested.
Ladies it will not cost you anything to
call in and see those nice kid button shoes
at Heck's, Bridge street.
Cn Thursday of this week-to-morrow-l
DR.. l.. Allen, Of this county, will take
his departure to locate, for the practice Of
his profession, in Shenandoah, Page county,
Iowa. Dr.. Allen was one of the honor men
az the 1874 commencement at Long Island
College Hospital in the largest class that
ssven being the nurnber of graduates. lie
located here IN Juniata. in Tuscarora, his
native valley. and has had a large and sue
cessfhl practice ever since, among the every |!
day diseases that afflict the human family, |
and he has successfully conducted number |
Of difficult ard dangerous surgical cases.
A nice gents button shoe, kid top, calf |
fixing made to order for S., 90 at Heck's.
Forney Brothers make OF shoes at Heck's. |
They cannot beat for wear.
The Huntingdon Journal saws We are in |
formed that a corn field IN the farm of ".
B. White, along the Raystown Branch. has
been almos, DESTROYED BY squirrels. Hun
dreds of the frisky little animals have been |
killed in the vicinity of the field. and yet
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Captain Linn, OF Lewisburg, has obtained |
. the Republican nomination for President
Judge Tor the judicial district composed of
the counties of Union, Snyder and Miiilin.
Mrs. Batesholts mother of S. u.
Ba'eshol;z foreman in this ofice is
quite sick this " ednesday morning.
Messrs 5fackpole & Ripple haze begun
the publication of the Or5isoa,a Dispatch
at Oibisoiiis, Huntingdon county Mr.. |
Stackpole has had experience in the news
payer business, and if The field upon which |
he has entered needs new journal he will
make it success.
E. o. M'roy died last Thursday
from the effects of fall some days be-
fare, he was aged about As years, in
terment in Union Cemetery.
The following related as having taken
place in an eastern town: At a party one
evening, several having contested the honor |
of having done the most extraordinary |
thing, a reverend gentleman was appointed |
judge of their respective pretensious. One
produced a laIor's bill with receipt at.
tached to 1t. A buzz went through the |
room that this could not be out-done, when |
a second proved that he had Just arrested |
his tailor for money lent him.
"The palm is HIS" was the cry, when a
third put in his claim.
.Gentlemen." he s,id, sI cannot boast |
of the acts Of my predecessors, but just
returned to the owner three lead pencils |
and two umbrellas that were left at our
house"
aI'il hear no more," cried the astoni.h- |
ed arbitrator. "This is the very acme of
honesty. II is an action OF which | never |
knew any one capable. Tie prize"
"Hold," cried another, {" have done
still more Than that"
"lmpossibln." cried the whole company. |
g Let us hear"
"I've been taking my paper for twenty |
years, and always paid for it in advance"
lie took the prize.
Head CHARTERS It,. D. H. Wilson
Post No. ,34. &. A. Il. M'ffl'ntown
Sept II 1881. General order number 3.
LIST, Post will assemble at headquar-
ters IN this town on Thursday Oct. q
1881. at 81 o'clock a. NJ in uniform
the purpose. of attending the Re- union
of Juuiata C"unty Veterans.
2nd. Recruits handing in applica-
tions at that time can be mustered and
march with Us in procession. BY com
mand of
j. W. HUGHES
Post Commander.
W. II RODGERS
Adjursnt.
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