Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-05-10
SHORT LOCALS.


Looking for the comet.
Woman is the idol of man.
Machine agents are plenty.
Go to Hecks for plow shoes.
Suniowar seed is in demand.
Plow shoes at Recks for $1O0
Commercial travellers are plenty.
Sleet fell at Fremont on Saturday
Plow shoes for everybody at Heck's
Children IN AIlllerstown have meas
les.
Tho population of Huntingdon is
1900.
Cresson viii receive guests June
22nd
It is said May is to be dry and
ccol.
j. NJ Mcdonald is enlsrging his
stable.
A snow storm visited Richfeld on
Saturday.
Kennedy and Doty drive stylish
wagon.
Richfeld revels in the luxury of $
brass band.
It is not lawful to hitch a horse to
shade tree.
Heck sells the best plow shoe.
that are nade.
Frank Noble is having new stable
built on his lot.
Go and see Heck's new stock of
boots and shoes.
Nineteen. is the number of licensed
hotels in Huntingdon.
Heck makes the very latest styles
OF mems shoes.
"Prize package agents shut the
eyes of many women.
Jefferson Meyer planted some 20
acres of corn last week.
T. z. Parker has re-stocked hi,
store with new goods.
Heck now make. to order the pret-
test kid button ladies shoes.
Z. S. Parker is lining the Wilson
farm adjacent to Patterson
Hare you seen the nice neat ladies
shoes Heck makes to order.
The horse and mule protection
company IS TO be chartered
Jonn 5. GraybiI, joined the Pres
bvterian church last Sabbath.
David B. Doty is enlarging hi'
house on School House street.
George Hover it is said has a con
tract to furnish many railroad ties.
L. Z. Atkinson is charging tt,
house he OWES oa Washington street
Hsck keeps nothing bu5 boots en,
shoes and that is the place 10 buy them
John Kirk hs. laid in nice lot o
new store goods. Call and see him
David e. Robson ia building
new barn on hi. farm near Port Roy
a.
The 18th day Of this month i
down in the calender as Ancenaiol
day.
The approsch OF the hand orgal
nan ia announced b. exchange "a
pers.
The Hook and L.dder company
induigedin hop. in the compan
house IN Patterson.
Itisrsported, that Vennor has Pre-
dicted frost for every summer mont
in 1881.
Lyon is adding repairs to th
Lowery property that lie bought nc
long since.
John H,ys, and Robert Nizor
purpose running the stone quarry i
the Narrons
Look out for the svindler, prof
By reading county paper, and don
be sFindled.
Rev. Mr. Coal preached IN th
Presbyterian church during the lat
communion se3aon.
The number OF acres Of groun
planted to potatoes this season wi
be uncomonly large.
The Grand Army Encampmer
viii open at Gettysburg on July q
and close On July 20.
Hiss Nancy Spicher, an aged ma
den lady of Walker township, die
the night OF April 28th-
The service of many hands he
been dispensed with for the presen
by the Ksilroad company.
The board of directors ofthe PEN
sylvania Railroad company, have d
clared q per cent dividend
The rain on Friday extinguishe
The IRE on the mountains, and r
freahcd the vegetable kingdom
The Presbyterians at Academi
and in this town, observed the Sacr
ment Of the Lords Supper, last oa
bath.
The hoodlum OF Johnstown Car
hris county. took control of the CI
Gus Roval, when it showed IN tn
town.
Fire on Shade mountain shove
Itself from the NIiffiin county sid
at point West of North, on Thu
evening.
The Cumberland Valley Editor
Association makes frequent excu
sions. Last Thursday it vlslt'
Baltimore.
Sixty witnesses were called fro
Huntingdon county, to testify
baby case, before the Cent
county coiiIt.