Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-10-05
SHORT LOCALS,

candidates.
SHORT LOCALS.
"Big bonnets."
Fat cattle are scarce.
Squirrels are plenty.
Reunion on the 9th.
Many people have chills.
Water for milling is low.
The singing birds have gone.
Rabbits may be killed next month.
The great drought year, 1881.
For new suit go to Harley's.
Dealers sell potatoes at 81, 40.
Farmers sell potatoes at 81 90.
Marriage insurance is on the increase.
Congressman Fisher is in poor health.
The fair viii be held about the 2lst inst.
A common oemand-Hang Guiteau.
Perry county reunion on the 18th.
Wheat Is showing itself above ground
David Watts has been quite sick with ma
laria.
Bedford county people ship ginseng to
Japan.
Post Master Books has been afflicted with
chills.
Fishermen say, worms no longer grub in
the bass.
Pasture for cattle is about exhausted in
Junis.a.
The failure of late pasture will put up the
price of hay.
Gum boots and shoes at Heck's for
everybody.
The e4,h viii hold reunion on the 20th
of this month.
Cabnet-makers for President Arthur are
numerous .
Benjamin Byers, is repairing bis
house.
Much of The ground sown to wheat
IS rough.
To be crowned with a hat 20 to
Parker's.
p. D HamIin is repairing his house
on Main street.
Presbytery Is in session In Spruce
Creek Church.
Forney Brothers make of shoes at Heck's.
They cannot beat for wear.
Clothing for men and boys, at satisfac-
tory prices, at Strayer's.
Read account of the outrages of JEFF
Adams in Ohio, in another column.
Ladies button shoes as low as $l.25 q
pair at Heck's family boot and shoe store,
Bridge street.
Judge Elder and several members of his
amily have been sick with malaria.
General James A. Beaver will be here on
Reunion day and deliver an address.
Jacob Thomas and Jersey man shipped
,y rail lot of cows on Monday.
S. V. NJ, Richfield. d.-Manuscript too late
or this issue will appear in next.
A nice gents button shoe, kid top, calf
king made TO order for $500 at Heck's.
Lost-A red COW, with horns turned in
ward. Address John Emery, Mifiiintown
Mrs. Banks Wilson has gone TO Rock
siand to visit her brother, Judge Adams.
b. f. Books took his departure on Mon
lay to attend medical lectures in Philadel-
,hia.
Mrs. Garfield is at her home at Mentor,
)hio. The two older boys have returned to
College.
Guiteau bas been hung in effigy in many
,laces. What is needed is legal execu-
ion of the assassin.
Rev. Benaugh was assisted in the admin
stration of the Communion service last Sab
'ath by Rev. Mr.. Oliver, of Academia.
Ladies' genuine calf-skin shoes, high cut
nd nicely made, for $500, at Heck's.
Communion service in the Lutheran church
n this place next Sabbath. Preparatory
ervices on Saturday evening.
A number Of farmers have not yet COM
,leted their wheat sowing. For all that is
,nown, the late sowing may prove to be the
,est.
The Democratic State Convention nomi-
lated Orange Noble, of Erie, last week, as
candidate for State Treasurer.
Children's spring heel in kid or goat, at
Ieck's Family Boot and Shoe Store, Bridge
treet
People that do not often get to town, will
want to come on Reunion day. They will
want to see GRAY bills stock of furniture.
Ladies should know that Ayers Hair
igor is superior and economical dressing.
{ has become an indispensable article for
he toilet.
The songs that appear in this issue of the
'entinel and Republican are the songs that
Sill be used on Reunion day.
The best preparation known in market for
estoring gray hair TO its original color is
iall's Vegetable Sicillian Hair Renewer.
Heck keeps nothing but boots aud shoes,
ut he keeps a large stock, and II is no
rouble show il.
Any man can be blackguard and say
ough things against neighbors, but the
ight kind of people do not blackguard
heir neighbors.
tall hon