Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-10-18
SHORT LOCALS.

Jumbo Jokes are stale.
Corn husking time is here.
Candidates are bobbing around.
Come to the Fair, on Thursday.
Come to the Fair on Wednesday.
There are still some potatoes in
the ground
Bachelors, and maids, can tell how
to raise children.
Nuts are plenty the winter will
be hard SO they say.
Election news from Ohio. did not
please Republicans.
A McVeytown man has shot lilo
squirrels this season.
Shoes for old ladies, easy, nice and
comfortable at Hecks.
Farmers mention that rot is des-
troying their potatoes.
Base ball playing is the rage
among Bloomfield boys.
Joseph Page, has bought the Bea-
Yer store in McAlisterville.
The bad weather last week caused
the posponment of the fair.
In some parts of the State carpet
rag parties are fashionable.
David Partner. of Milford town
ship, raised a IS pound pumpkin.
Little bits shoesies for little
bits a babies at Hecks shoe store.
There are number of good farms
in Juniata Co., advertised for sale.
\ number of people went to Har.
risburg to see Jumbo, last Wednes
day.
Perry county soldiers held then
re union at Duncannon last Satur
day.
Shoes for misses: just the thing
good, strong and neat at Hecks shoe
store.
Hats of all styles, at Parker's store
You can buy almost anything else
there.
The Huntingdon Co, Commission
ers advertise S25,000 county bonds,
for sale
Come to the Fair, on Friday il
you cannot come all three days, come
one day.
Red top boots for tip top boy.
Get him pair and add to his Joy,
at Hecks.
LAWYER Beidler, has been away to
Easton. attending a Sabbath School
meeting.
Large numbers of eels were caught
in all the streams during the rain
last week.
A short political campaign It will
be after the primary elections have
been held.
Harley. can suit you with new
clothes from head to foot at reason
able prices
A Philadelphia burglar was caught
in Lewistown, in an effort to break
into Il store.
FOR SALE-A first rate, second
hand, Washington hand press. Call
at this office.
The preachers are praying for a
religious awakening; what are the
members doing?
| If your foot IS large, medium or
small, we can fit you one and all, at
Heck's shoe store
The machine department of the
Harrisburg foundry, was DESTROYED
by fire OH the 10th inst.
The thump, thump, thump, of the
saur kraut stomper is heard in the
evening time, in the village
Bangs are no longer fashionable,
crimps, and waves are the fashionable
turns to give to ladies hair.
Jumbo had sufficient attractive
power to draw 20 Lewistown people
to Huntingdon TO see him
One hundred. and-thirty ty-One dele
gates attended the NIillers' Conven
ton at Harrisburg, last week.
The Democrats say that it is cam
paign--that their roosters gave
out growing over the Ohio victory
Ohio is not Democratic, but the
trouble is the Republicans preferred
to vote for the Democratic candidates
Amidst the hurry burly of polite:
don't forget that Strayer sells cloth
ing, at remarkably low prices, alike
to all.
The friends of John \. Moore Of
Van Vert regret that he has beer
stricken with hemorrhages of the
lungs.
go it while you're young, freely
translated means put kid shoes OF
the baby and buy them at Heck
shoe store.
Joseph Page, offers at private sale
a good farm of los acres. with frs
rate improvements for $4,000 IN Fay
cite township.
Mr.. Read, United Presbyterian
preacher, preached in the Presbyte
rian Chapel church in this place OIL
Sabbath evening.
Gail Hamilton, said, that ''womai
was the first sinner in the garden
but that man was an apt scholar anI
tool, to il like q duck to water.
Wild turkey shooting began oi
Monday. 1t is reported that SOM
of the hunters were out shooting
them so early as the middle OF las
q week
A number of the railroad shol
hands. at Altoona will participate IL
r the great industrial parade in Phila
r delphia, during the Bi-Centennia
!, week.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Conpan
!; will sell excursion tickets for the Bi