Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-09-27

gress.
Only first class goods for sale At
hecks Shoe Store. Call and see him
IN person on Reunion day and be
convinced.
A base ball nine from Altoona, and
q nine from this place played a game
IN Patterson, last Wednesday. The
Altoona boys won the game.
Call at Hsck's store, on Reunion
day, and examine his dollar" shoes
They contain good stock and will
give substantial wear.
If the turn out at the fairs, are in
proportion to the number of people
that attended pic-nics during the
past summer. What will the crowds
There is a whisper that the Stew
art Republicans propose holding a
county convention to nominate a
ticket on Friday the goth day of Oc-
tober.
The Beaver Republicans, and tho
Stewart Republicans, each, held a
meeting at Lewisburg last week.
Not however on one and the same
evening.
Jeremiah Loudonslaser, has been
off to West Virginia to buy timber
land. He has been engaged quite ex
tensively in the lumber business in
this county.
Luther Thompson, bought the
kemper farm in Walker township, q.
public sale for $65 10 per acre, Two
years ago the farm was sold at pub
lie sale for $40 per acre more.
Mrs Kreider, raised a peach tree
from seed, in her lot, on Cherry
street, that bears a large yellow, free
stone peach, that is not often surpas
sed in SIZE appearance, and flavor.
There are some fast travelling
steamboats,, and cars on this corti.
nent but tho comet that curved
aroand the Sun the other day travels
at the rate of 100000 ral les a day.
The Lutheran Church, mosrns the
loss of missionary A. D. Rowe, who
died in India of Typhoid fever. Mr..
Rowe lectured in the lutheran
Church building in this town in june
1881.
Just as a Lycen;ng Ce., woman
had finished putting up Ie0 quarts OF
fruit in glass jars the cellar shelf or
which the jars stood broke down and
they were all broken and the fruit
destroyed.
The Reuniea of the Veteran sol
diers, of Juniata county takes plac,
on the 2Sth inst WheE you come tt
town make it u point te call at G. "
Hecks store end buyyour boots and
shoes for winter.
The springs and streams have al
been filled by the late rains, and ;fol
that reason some people say tIa'
winter will come in early. That il
may be looked foriu the beginning
of November.
About 10 days ago, a crocodile es
capped from the Ph,sadelphia Zooiog
ical Garden. Last week it frigtten
ed lot of boys by appearing aa ong
them, while they were bathing II the
Schuylkill river at Reading.
Huntingdon crunty is like tn.
state at large. in This, that it has two
Republican tickets in the field TIL,
naughty Democrats say to the Re
publicans, ''Ifnumbers go for any
thing, two tickets should whip one.
The long evenings are at hand
subscribe for the Senfineidnd kepubl,
can pleasant newspap per companion
full of news and information that vii
do you and family good durRlg tn,
winter nights and days to core.
You will have a good opPertunit,
on Reunion day, to see the famou.
original keystone Boot for sale al
Heck's shoe store on Bridge Street.
Buy pair. IF they don't give salts
faction return them and your-vill re
ceivs a new pa;r, free of all cost.
Twill be pleased to exhibit m,
goods to any one who desires to ex
anime them, because | know they
never fail in giving satisfaction
Don't neglect to stop at the only e1-
elusive Boot 'snd Shoe store in the
county, on Beunion day.
GEo. W.;HEcK
The other morning a fireman o
an engine thst had stopped Ca a sid
ing of the Tyrone and 0Clearfeld
railroad jumped into a field and
shook some peaches from a tree
As he was in tho act of climbing the
fence back to the railroad, he was
shot by J. ". Budd son of-the pro
prieter of the property on which he
had trespassed.
Under law approved June5, 1881
fraud, at nominating elections, nom
mating conventions, returning boards
county or executive committees. and
at election of delegates to neminat
ing converting conventions, IN the
several counties in the common
wealth, is punishable by heavy fine
and imprisonment
The regular Orphans Court was
held on the 18th, with all the judges
present. Little of the business oi
the day was new, and the transactDns
consisted chiefly in confirmation OF
matters pertaining to estates, and
guardianships, and return OF ruaes
and 40 forth. An item of public Ii
teres. to people Of ThomPsontowt
and vicinity. was that the charter ap
.lication of Mozart Hall Associatioh
Of Thompsontown WAS confirmed
.Tve stolen a coat said a man tc
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