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


grape. 1t is beauty, and is as good
as it looks.
Little boys playing with fire, near
the barn of Rev. ]. A. McGill. at
McCoysville, some days ago, set the
building on fire, and it was destroy
ed.
MIR. John Corkin and Miss Harriet
Taggert, both of McAlisterville were
married, at the Q. P. parsonage. at
Mexico by Rev. F. McBurney on
Monday.
Clothing for the feet, made of kid
calf or COW hide, button or lace. high
or low cut, in pairs always, and al
ways cheap. Come and see at Hecks s
shoe store.
The cashier, of the Lebanon Dime
Savings Bank, was encountered on a
street of Lebanon the other evening,
as he returned from Philadelphia and
robbed, by two men, of $4,000
The Perry county Freeman says
Some farmers in Perry county, make
it rule not to SOW their seed until
the forest leaves commence to change
their color.
The display at the Fair was inter
fered with by the unfavorable wealth
er, but no bad weather can interfere
with the display of new goods at
Espenshades store. Call and see the
goods. The clerks are obliging.
William Robson died at the home
of his nephew Mr.. Shelburn Robson,
in Milford township, on the evening
of the 9th inst. He was born in the
year 1900. His remains were inter
red in the Presbyterian graveyard
at this place, on the 18th inst
1t used to be an old saying, ''look
out for rain about the time of the
holding of the Port Royal Fair.
This year, however, the boot was
found on the other leg, and Port
Royal people said, ''How nicely ii
rained during the time of the AIifflin
town Fair.
The Secretary of the L. S. Treas
ury has issued call for the redemp
ton of twenty-five millions of bonds
of the funded loan of 1881 Principal
and accured interest will be paid Oh
the 23rd of December next, and in
terest will cease on that day.
Wm. X. Russell, a Pennsylvania
committed suicide at Tucson, Arizo
na, few days ago. He left a writer
note stating that the reason he shot
himself was that he was ''broke.
His father was Adjutant General Of
this state and at the present time
holds Il government consular Office
The teachers in the common schools
of Walker township, are as follows
Mexico, 1st school. r. +. McAIeen
Jr., Centerville, 1st, W. H. Lukens
2nd, J. c. Vandyke: Mt Pleasant
G.. L. Grish; Cedar Grove, JOIN
Stoner: Locust Run, L G. Lantz
Flint, Miss Seiber: Goshen, Mary
Robinson: Free Spring, Philip Smith
l deal in boots and shoes exclu
sively, all my time, attention and ia
cilities for business transactions are
wholly donated to this one branch OF
trade, and l am therefore enabled to
offer unusual advantages to all buy
ers. G.. W. Heck,
Bridge Street. Mifiiintown Pa.
Judge Ksmill, the Democratic
candidate for Congress in this dis
trict is personnel very much like law
yer Lyon. He is an older man than
Mr. Lyon, but by powdering Lyons
whiskers, and hair, so as to give him
a more aged appearance, he could be
passed around in the district as Kim
mel, excepting Just in such places,
as where the Judge is well known.
Mrs. G. W. Smith, has 6 year
old Salway peach tree, in her garden
in this place. that produced two
bushels of the finest of peaches.
Many of the peaches measured eight
inches in circumference, and some
were SO large as to measure q inch
es in circumference, and weighed as
much as Z ounces, within an ounce OF
] "a pound The fruit ripened late,
and was taken off the tree, last week
The tree was grown by Mrs Smith
from q seed that she planted.
A crushed deacon: Il hate to see
woman with rings in her ears, ex
claimed the good deacon: they aint
natural. If it was intended for WON
an to wear them she would have beer
born with holes in her ears. The
first woman didn't wear earrings, IL
be bound," 'No," remarked the
quiet little man in the corner, mol
nothing else The discussion wa:
brought to an abrupt close and the
house adjourned without a day
Boston Transcript.
Last Thursday night, an effort
was made to enter Howard Kirk
tobacco store, in Patterson Th,
thief was heard at work, by Mr.
Honeyman, who lives in house ad
Joining the store. He raised the
window and looked out, and tina
caused the thief TO hurry away Hon
eyman believes that the thief had
gum shoes on for he could not heal
footballs. The putty had been nice
" cut out of the sash of the window
and the pane of glass that the bur
glar was trying to remove was onl.
held in its place by brads such as arr
used when glass is put into windows
a Seasona6ie Publication.
The Fall number of Ehrichs' Fash
ion Quarterly will be found particu
larly useful to all ladies who, con
template that most delightful often
mime occupation-shopping. With
I'm tho oomnasS of its 40 papes. /