Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-09-06
SHORT LOCALS.

Court.
Small bonnets.
Debating societies.
Overcoats Were worn last Thursday.
The last rose of summer is fading.
Huntingdon ladies wear sunfow-
ers.
A good fair is promised, at Port
Royal.
There is promise of large tur.
nip crop.
Consult John Barefoot's real estate
advertisement.
All the schools in the borough
open this week.
Acaravan of Gipsies passed through
town last Thursday.
Mrs. Slaymaker, from Sunburry, is
visiting in this place.
There Is no wrong in festivity that
violates no moral law.
The Lewistown Democrat and Sen.
tinel has been enlarged
Harry Stambaugh's peach trees
are ladened with fruit.
Joshua, and Caleb, are among the
first reporters mentioned.
Miss Ella Fasick, of Altoona, has
been visitig in this place.
Thomas U. Parker, and family are
III town among their friends.
Miss Jane Loudon, has gone to
Baltimore with some friends.
A heavy snow storm ragged at Lead
vile, Colorado, last Wednesday.
An exchange says. that cabbage
leaves will stop slobbering in horses.
There is to be great deal of phos
plate used by the farmers this year.
A drove of 100 Indiana county cat
tie passed through town on Saturday.
Executor, Joseph Bashoar, advertises
the knisely farm, near this place for
sale.
1t is mistake to say that load
of powder will make girl go off
easy.
Robert Observation-Disclosures
DoyleS Mills, has secured pension
of $500.
The Southern people that soiourn-
ed in Tuscarora Valley this summer,
have gone home.
Newton Hamilton camp meeting
has been pronounced a success fnan-
cially, and spiritually.
The world is to come to an end
October 4, 1882, so congregation of
Adventists, i'll Tenn, say.
James Welsh, citizen of Bedford
county choked to death, few morn
ings ago, on piece of beef.
Masons Fruit jars and Tin Fruit
Cans, for sale cheap, at McClintic' S
tinware store, Bridge street.
Republicans in Perry county say,
that it is q fish story, that there are
500 Independents III that county.
The music of the summer birds in
the morning, has come to an end.
There VIII be no more of it, till next
spring.
Beaver was in Bedford county last
week He is making the grand rounds,
and is q tower of strength within
himself.
Persons that vote on a tax receipt,
must have paid state or county tax
within two years, and one month
prior To the election.
The Labor platform favoss compul
sorry education; free labor should set
its face against all compulsory laws ex.
cept for the suppression OF crime.
Mrs. Sellers, living near Van Vert,
Walker township, planted 2 potatoes
in the spring, in 10 hills The other
day she raised 3 pecks from the 10
hills.
Beaver spoke at Somerset last
week. His subject was free trade,
and free ships. He charged 1t upon
the Democracy that they are In ia
vor of both
General Beaver, was down al
Kutztown, Berks county last week
and there made speech The
Beavers of that community are rela-
tives of lis.
Charles Fl. Reed, the distinguished
LAWYER from Chicago, who fought Sc
hard in the court for Giteau Is to
take the stump, in this State fol
Beaver. So it Is reported.
We are requested to state, that all
citizens of Fayette township that are
favorable to attending the reunion
ON the 2Sth inst, at Miffiintown in a
body, as a delegation, are requested
to meet for organization at means
terville ON Saturday evening, August
9th, 1882.
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The only original-Keystone hlE
Root for sale at Hecks Boot q Shoe
store, on Bridge street ;,
n b. 1 have EXCUSE right OF sale
of Boots of this Brand in this locali
ty. All sales are made on the feli o. !
owing conditions If the boots ial ian
in any particular to give entire satiS
faction to the purchaser by the re
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