Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1882-09-13
SHORT LOCALS,

L spehshaoe mas new goods.
Books lost his fast mare by collie.
Mrs. Morrison fell down stairs few
nights ago and was hurt.
Mason's Fruit jars and Tin Fruit !
Cans, for sale cheap, at McClintics' ,
tinware store, Bridge street.
The Mcveytown Journal notes
that Mrs Romig, on DR.. Rochrocks
farm IN Oliver township, Mifiin
county, has made and sold 252 pounds
of butter since May 1st 1882, all
from the milk of 6 cows, and wants
somebody to beat it.
Hogs in large numbers have been
dying in the neighborhood of Van
Vert. Latimer Wilson, lost Is. |
Michael Coldron, had number to |
die. About IS head, in that section, |
have died. Tie hogs sicken and die,
in about days.
Professor Samuel Aughey, former
ly of Licking Creek Valley, this
county was nearly caught by hostile
Indians, in Arizonia, not long since.
The bloody redskins chased him a
distance of miles, and it WAS only
by the superior fieetness of his horse
that he escaped.
The only originsl-Keystone Kip
Boot, for sale at Hecks Boot i Shoe
store, on Bridge street
n. B. / have EXCUSE right of sale
of Boots of this Brand Ill this locai-
| ty. All sales are made on the foil
owing conditions. Ii the boots fail
in any particular to give entire salts
faction 20 the purchaser by the re-
turn of the goods, will fully indem-
Nifty him by furnishing new pair
free of all cost. GRo. W. HECK.
State Librarian, Delaney is out in
\ denial of the statement of Mcclure
that he Delaney is engaged buying
the Irish Land League to vote for
Beaver. The Irish IN the cities are
excited and have taken up the shilla-
lly. to beat the trickstsr that would
divert the League from its purpose
to serve party politics, Hurrah for
the Irish.
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and unfavorable that take place with
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The only original-keystown kir
Boot. for sale at Heck's Boot x Shoe
, Store, on Bridge street.
\. B. 1 have EXCUSE right OF sale
of Boots of this Brand, IN this local
itv. All sales are made on the follow
: ING conditions. If the boots fail IL
anv particular to give entire satisfac
ton to the purchaser, by the return
S of the goods, L will fully indemnify
, him by furnishing new pair fret
of all cost GEo- w hEcA-
The experience of Sheriff ketter
ing, of Westmoreland county, Ii reao
arirht NAV be OF some use TO jail OF
ficials. He was called to the cell ,
two prisoners last week and asked
by them to look at the numerous
j wall decorations. The sheriff war
: more curious than tine inmates Of th'
cell Anticipated, and pushing aside
e one of the pictures found that larG'
:. hole had been dug through the wall
the stone. mortar and DIRT having
been placed in the prisone IS pillows
When the verdict, in the Bridg'
,. case was all in, last Friday, an office
II of the company walked down to tn
n bridge, and removed the footwa.
/ gate, and then people afoot coui'
mass with as little molestation, as
V tbey had rolled up their pants t.
n wade the river. The toll keeper pai'
10 attention only to four footed animal
and vehicles that came to cross ant
i, 80 the bridge continued free to al
a who desired to walk its well travele'
: boards all of Friday afternoon, am
all of Saturday. But on Monda..
morning. 10 and behold, If ther
, was'n mt the little gate, and the tol
" = keeper, with new toll rate, wit
" everything in order to receive to-
from people afoot just as of OF yore-
A. A Missouri farmer writes "a
d soon as / find an animal IN distres
from bloat, from eating wet grass o
" clover, / wet it along the back wit
( cold well water, and also place
a. large cloth or blanket of severf
thicknesses over the paunch, afte
being saturated with all the col
water that it will absorb, and owe
. . that a dry blanket. If the cold waite
" is properly applied one will not hav
long to wait for cure.
IN The only original-keystone HI
1T Root. for sale at Heck's Boot & Sho
ol store, on Bridge street.
N.B. / have EXCUSE right of sal
- of Boots of this Brand in this local
N tv All sales are made on the follow
o. ing conditions. If the boots fail /
h any particular to give entire satisfa'
ton to the purchaser by the retur
= of the goods, l will fully indemnif
T. : him, by furnishing new pair free
H. all cost GEORGE W. HECK.
rt The Huntingdon Globe of last wee
relates the following; A young fello'
IN named James Dudley, aged IA year,
I'd got on tree on Saturday to look n
d. the game of base bail between til
10 Altoona and Athletics. During th
excitement of the game he let go hl
o. hold ON the tree to clap good pla
of and fell to the ground, a distance {