Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-09-26
SHORT LOCALS.

Duncannon is to have agricultural
works
Horse thieves operate in Franklin
county.
For sale, all kinds of crooks at
McClintics-
Two pound potatoes are plenty in
Bloomfield,
A great many people fish these
autumn days
The Mcyeytown Journal has a fe-
male composltor.
Take your Butter and Eggs to
Hecks shoe store.
Coal at (. 5. 81 and 5t dollars per
ton is well paid for
Ladies walking Shoes, at Heck S
Shoe Store for 81.
A great deal of wheat was drilled
into the ground last week.
McClintic keeps for sale full line
OF builder nardWare-
Peach growers in Juniata have
been busy shipping peaches.
McClintic has nails and other
hardware goods for sale.
W.xrED-A boy to learn the print
ing trade. Call at this Office
Shoes for Everybody at Heck's, he
will take your Butter and Eggs.
Miss Laura Hamlin has gone to
Chambersburg Seminary to school
One of the indispensable things is cook
stove. go to McClintic's and buy a cook
stove
Perry county soldiers will hold
their re e-union at Newport October
20
Presbyterians will held communion
seryice in the Chapel, on Sabbath a
week.
H JOSEPH A. Bennett, CT Johnstown,
II this county, has received a pension of
$500.
4 black sucker 2S inches long was
H caught in a sein in Rohm's dam re
Gently.
Jane. s Hamilton, who is railroad
employee, at Sayre, Pa, is visiting his
Prents.
The Post cannon was hauled to
McAlisterville on wagon on re-un-
ion day.
Highest Market price paid for
Butter and Eggs at Heck's shoe store
in trade.
Benjamin Longsdorf's wife, of Pat
terson, is suffering from neuralgia of
the heart.
The United Presbyterians had a
pleasant time at Presbytery, last week
in Mexico.
Charles Mayer has put 10000
bushels of lime on his farm near
Port Royal.
Oak and Hemlock Sole Leather
for sale at Heck's Shoe Store, on
Bridge Street
After Wednesday you may attend
the Fair during the day and the Synod
in the evening.
Randolph Suits caught 6pound
eel in his basket at the canal lock
on Sunday night.
Latimer Wilson and David noty re-
turned from ST. Louis last Saturday
with lot of mules
Go 70 McClintics tin and stove
store for irst-rate pitch forks dung
forks and hay forks.
Next Sabbath the pulpits il town
will be filled by Lutheran preachers,
who are attending Synod
Four thousand dollars worth of
Boots and Shoes for sale at Heck S
shoe store, Just the place to buy.
Oscar ID. Doty, who is employed in
tue p R. Il. Car Record Office, at
Philadelphia, spent Sabbath at home.
The Presbyterian congregation at
Bloomfield, Perry county, has, in the
past 50 years. had only 4 preachers.
SOMETHING NEW.
Teeth extracted without pain, merely by
IN application of a liquid to the gums, guar
anteed by G. l.. DERR, Dentist.
The Port Royal band stopped
long enough oD its way to McAlister-
vile to serenade the Post, last Thurs
day.
One swallow may not make IA sum-
mer, but continuous swallows Will
make a bummer-Cleveland Her
aid.
Mr. Adam Bard, accompanied by his
wife: of Reading, Pa, is visiting his
sister, Mrs. Margaret Kurtz, in this
place.
The place to buy your Boots and
Shoes is at Heck's Shoe Store he
VIII sell to you cheap and treat you
right.
The Presbyterians propose to hold
no prayer meeting on Wednesday even
Ing, but instead, to attend the Luther
an Synod.
Joseph Auker had one acre plant
ed IN potatoes. The yield was two
aundred and sixty bushels What
iarmer can beat that
There is talk of prosecution against
'he boys and young men that disturb
co the religious meeting In Patterson
0s Sabbath evening last
The Perry county Freeman says,
"eo. b. Mckee. of Centre township,
realized a .urn out of 102 gallons OF