Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-04-29
SHORTLOCALS,

How about the peach crOpl
The stores are full of new yood.
A Perry county thief stole grind .to,o
1t was summer weather last Waa.
Many acres were sOwn to oats. last r.,
day. -
Meadville, Pa, has six cases of small.
pOx.
The greatest attraction is the spring bon
net.
This is the week of hard work for the lax,
yers.
Buy the Walker plOw shoe at G. W
Heck's.
The Carlisle shoes for sale only at g. ".
Hsck's.
Penncli has been to the city for new
goods.
On Monday General Grant was sa years
Of age.
J. W. Toomy is agent for first rats grain
binder.
VIM Hertzler, of Port Royal, was in town
on Monday.
Come to town and see the nice new goods
iE the stores.
James okesOa, of Tuscarora valley. is
out of health.
J. Neyin POneroy has rOstocked his store
with new goods.
Teacher Oliver started on a journey to
Kansas, on Tuesday.
General Grant still weighs one hundred
and forty-one pounds.
Merchant r. IL. Patters on, of Peru Mills.
was in town last Friday.
BsPenschade has been busy shelving his
large stock of new goods.
Last Wednesday and Thursday brought
out the summer clothing.
Mrs. BonsaIl, wife of editor Bonsau, is in
critical state OF health.
The chill of the water is little too, severe
for the bathing small boy.
Mrs. Magill, wife of Rev MagiIl, of Nc
Coytown, is in poor health.
No dirt can get into the Walker plow
shoe fer sale at G. W. Heck's.
For long wear, buy the Carlisle Shoes
FOR sale only at G. W Heck's.
Judge Bucher refused to grant license to
sell liquor at Newton Hamilton.
Mrs. Herman Bossler, OF Carlisle was in
town visiting relatives last week
The wheat crop in Chester county viii
not be half as large as last year.
Measles AMI mumps aGilict many Children
in certain parts Of Miffiiu county.
The Lutheran Missionary Society met
Mrs Bartley's few evenings ago,
Samuel Pannebaker, Sr.. has his steam
saw mill at work in Perry county.
Union Cemetry Association held busi
uess meeting last Thursday evening.
The corridor OF the Court House is con-
sidered fine place for roller skating.
Wm. Hetrick, of Mexico, has been to the
city TO restock his store with new goods.
There are few unemployed people in this
place, all who are in need of work can get
ii.
Miss Mary Bishop, OF Licking Greek val
ley died some days ago after long SICK |
l-sS.
Rev. 4. Il. Spangler, Port Royal, deliv-
ed sermon on dancing on Sabbath .
week.
There Is too much work on the farm TO DO
10 allow farmers to come to town to attend
court.
There was no gradual change from winter
TO spring, it was a spring from winter to
summer.
The Q. S. Supreme Court decided few
days ego that Polygamists cannot sit as
jurymen.
Mr. Auman and Groceryman Hackenoer-
ger are Placing a division fence between
their lots.
DR. Ranks has re-roofed and re-paintcd |
the Shermoyer house at the west end o'
Cherry street
People were awakened on Sunday morn
ing by thunder and rain, aud everybody was !
glad for the rain.
The Post will give an entertainment In
the Court House, on Thursday, Friday anu
Saturday evenings.
Rev. Mr.. Smith the predecessor OF Kew.
Mr.. Mann was in town last week. lie preach
es at Jersey Shore.
Espenschade has been doing large busi-
ness, and has just returned from tue ei9
with lot of new goods.
Rev. Jacob Gray bill had paralytic stroke |
on Friday week. Mr.. GrAybil lives neAr
Locust Run, this county.
The Walker plow shoe is what iyou want |
TO buy. They are the best in the market |
For sale al G. W. Heck's.
CoMEi CoNE and see those nice KID |
top button ladies fine shoes that | am sell
ing for SKIS. q. W. Heck.
OF all the big bargains the biggest is a
pair Of ladies' fine kid top button shoes Tor
Sl.75 At G.. ". Heck's shoe store
The presence of the country people was
missed in town last week, they were busy |
sowing oats and plowing for corn.
OF all the big bargains the biggest is a
pair of ladies' fine kid top button shoes for
Sl.75, at q. ". Heck's shoe store.
Fires were started in the woods and
mountains of many states last week, and a
great deal Of timber was destroyed.
By the use OF Buckingham's Dye, the /
whiskers may be easily made permanent,
natural brown, or black, as desired.
The dynamite tend got OH an other ex-
plosion in London. The Admiralty office
was blown UP, an officer or two was hurt.
CONE CONE CONE - and see those