Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-05-03
SHORT LOCALS.

Go to Hecks for pillow shoes.
Spring hats, and spring dresses.
Plow shoes for everybody at Hecks
r Farmers are preparing to plant
corn
Garden truck is in backward
state
Spotted grass fields, spotted wheat
fields.
i Friday was a day of sunshine
storm and rain.
Many children in Hollidaysburg
, have measles.
! Heck makes the very latest styles
of mems shoes.
Don't remove your under clothing
yet awhile.
i Heck sells the best plow shoes
that are made.
There was both frost, and fog last
Friday morning.
Mount Union people rejoice over
boquet sociables.
Three divorces were granted in
Huntingdon last week
Go and see Heckis new stock of
boots and shoes.
Men found loafing about the streets
OF Allentown are arrested.
Lawyer Arnold of Richfeld is said
to be quite phrenologist.
Clean catfish were sold at 12cts
per pound in the town last week.
Have you seen the nice neat ladies'
shoes Heck makes to order
The International Show last We'd
nesday, was not largely attended.
Heck keeps nothing but boots and
shoes and that is the place to buy them.
There is nothing SO much afraid of
a mouse as woman and an elephant.
Miss Kate Gallagher's garden is
the most fourishing garden in town.
The birds sing at 5 o'clock in the
morning; get up and hear the con-
cert
Mrs Joseph Martin, is away to
Harrisburg. visiting her sister Mrs.
Caum.
Clothing merchant Harley, has
been in poor health the past three
weeks
David Auker, an aged citizen of
Walker township died last Friday
night.
The Misses Stcufer, near Cedar
Springs are in delecate state of
health.
The Misses Adams have their new
house well under way toward COM
pletion.
They say the peaches have all been
frozen, that is all the peaches in this
latitude.
Exchange papers say, that many
counterfeit five cent pieces are in
circulation. !
Ira Wilson young printer won .
cake at the cake walk in Patterson
on Saturday evening.
Many horses, and colts, have been
brought into the Cumberland Valley,
from Canada, this spring.
Shrom, has enlarged his paper,
the Ledger, it is now one Of the large
papers in Perry county.
Col. Bell sells a first rate plow for
the blowing of the side of a hill, also
| all other kind of plows.
DR.. Elders new house is being
hurried along by the builder Joseph
Brindel towards completion.
William Randolph, son ef John
Randolph, of Tuscarora valley, was
killed few days ago by an elevator
in the West
Conrad, of the McVeytown Journal,
and Fry of the New Port .Neus. were
In town few days ago on q politi-
cal mission.
Charles B. Pugh, General Superin-
tendent of the Pennsylvania railroad
will pass 4 months of the coming
summer in Europe.
Heck now makes to order the pret-
tiest kid button ladies' shoes that ever
YOU saw on foot; they fit so nice.
Drop in and have your measure taken.
DIR. D. g. Allen well known to
many Juniata county people, died at
his new home in Shenandoah, Page
Co., Iowa few days ago.
On Monday Darwin NJ. Crawford
entered the railroad Office in charge
of Mr.. North, for the purpose of
learning railroad station office bust
ness.
A member of the sons of Temper
ance lectured in the Methodist church
last Thursday evening. He is quite
an actor, and his delivsrance was en-
tertaining.
Photographer Joseph Hess, has
bought lot of ground from J. W.
Hamilton, at the corner of Cherry
and School Streets, and will build a
house on it.
JIG. Ramsdell, lib Chestnut ST.,
Philadelphia will mail any of our Ia
DIV readers a copy of the latest 'Me-
tropolitan Fashions gratis, on re-
ceipt of address
1t is no good for store to have a
clerk, or an under boss to stand at
the door or on the pavement, and
pass remarks about people as they
appear on the street
The clothing of an actress in the
International show that was in this
place, caught fire and brought the
performance to an abrupt end last
Wednesday evening.