Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-10-15

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Heck, the shoe man will sell you a FIRST
class women's home made calf-skin shoe far
81 25, his own make. Remember every psir
is warranted.
There is no use of halting between two
opinions on the question of Assembly. put
Joseph s. Martins name on yosr ticket
when you cast the ballot.
FoR krNr.-A house and lot of acres
near Van Vert, in Walker township. Ad.
dress or call on John Cleck, Van Vert, Ju-
niata county, Pa.
Miss Matte McCrum met with a long
fall down the outside fight of stairs, of
Floral Hall, on Port Royal fair ground, one
day during Port Royal iair.
New Jersey is not a wholesome place for
crooked or incapable bank officers. Fifteen
officers are in the state prison and five cut
their throats to escape imprisonment.
! Remember ! yes, remember! that the
cheapest place TO buy your boots and shoes
Is at II. W. Heck's corner Main and Bridge
sts., Miffiintown.
| The extensive mountain fires that ragged
early last summer destroyed the first nest.
OF the wild turkey, consequently, that
splendid game Is not so plenty this season
Michael Coldren is a citizen of compre-
hensive views of public affsir5. and private
| Ha ID tha Of fha
country and will make a first rate commits
sioner.
The past life of George W. Wilson, in
the management of his own affairs, is 3
sign that he will manage the Treasury de-
partment of the county in satisfactory
manner.
Rev. Mr.. Benaugh was appointed one of
the Commissioners TO represent Hunting
don Presbytery AT Synod, therefore there
will be no preaching in the Chapel next
| Sabbath.
The chairman of the Hamilton County
Republican Committy sued the Cincinnati
Inquier for charging that the chairman had
employed a lot of negro repeaters for cleo
tion purposes.
A FAor.-Do you want to save from s. 10
SO dollars each year on your foot wea= ?
If so, buy your boots and shoes from G. W.
Heck, the only Exclusive Boot and Shoe
Store in Juni.ta county.
The people have made up their mind 10
put one of their own number in the office
of Prothonotary, aud that is why the pre-
dction is heard on every hand that I. H.
Meminger is the coming ProthonOtary.
The finest fertilizing drill in the market
can be had from Kennedy * Doty for $50
They slse keep constantly on hand Amino
mated Phosphate, Dissolved Bone and Pure
Raw Bone. July - 1854, If.
Ii the people of Juuiata county will, by
their vote. call John I. Nourse TO the of.
fee of District Attorney, they will call a
man from the field and plow who will serve
the interests of the county with fidelity and
trust.
sThe fact that Governor Cleveland par
doned over fifty conviets from the Albany
Penitentiary last week leads the loungs
towa News Register to remark that he il
turning the rascals out in tim, Cor the ciec-
tion.''
George Wilson, Assistant District At
torrey Of the United States Court, OF the
Western District of Pennsylvania, deliver
ed an address before the Blaine and Log
Club, of this place, on the evening Of the
Sth inst.
The Lewistown Gazette oflast week says,
in Kelly, corn cutting is nearly over and
husking is beginning. Corn not filed out.
Very late corn failure. One man in De-
c.tar township does not expect 100 bushels
of zen acre field.
ArcrIoS.-John Weakly L Son will dis
pose at Auction in Grsybill's Building Sat
urday evening. October Is. 1884. Twelve
hundred dollars worth OF assorted merchan-
disc. Auction to be continued until all
goods are disposed Of.
The most delicate persons enjoy taking
Emory. Little Cathartic Pills, they restore
color, give a wholesome appetite, put new
life in a broken down body, they are pleas
ant to take and their action is very mild.
Druggists sell them.-l5 cents.
A storm of 10 minutes duration and not
ov er half mile wide carried away por-
ton of the roof of one of the bridges across
the river at Harrisburg, and destroyed
other property, by unroofng houses AMI so
forth, along the river front on the 9Th inst.
FARMERS AND Breeders LIVE STOCK As
socIArIox OF THE UNITED STATE..-Insures
horses and cattle against theft and disease
at reasonably rates. For terms apply to
A. II. WEIDnAS,
Mifjintowp, Pa. Agent.
: The editors Of the Tribune have the plas-
ter nearly drawn over their mouth. If they
will cover the whole of it for the period OF
year, on probation, people will begin to
believe that they have reformed and are on
the road to respectsbility. Try the plaster
for the period of year.
Miss Betty Stouffer fell down a stairway
in her house several nights ago, aud lay
at the foot of the stairway, till her house
keeper carried her to bed. She has
partially recovered from the effects of the
fall. Miss Stouffer lives at Cedar Springs
about miles east Of town.
The Bloomfield Advocate of last weeI
saws, ssa graveyard insurance agent appear
ed in Duncannon last week, but was not
, long in discovering that many of our Cit
zens had been victims of that disease, and
concluded that he bad better leave for feai
of a treat to the rough side of sharp rail
When the rotund editor of the Tribun
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