Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-10-07
SHORTLOCALS.

Far days.
The circus.
Oh the ringl
Squirrels are scarce.
New goods at PennelPs.
Push the out door work.
The Greenbackers' ghost.
Mount Union has seven doctors.
Try pair of Heck's 100 shoes
Wild turkeys are said to be plenty.
The Liverpool Sun is five years old.
The McCahans viii rebuild their saw mill
Neither Quay or Day are public speak
ers.
The reunion of the sixteenth on tn
18th.
These are the days of the Port Roya
Fair.
The grandest season of all the year i.
here.
There was drizzle of rain on Friday ev,
ening.
No more ssmock marriages" show the Ii
cense.
Buy the Walker Kip Boot at G. W
Heck's.
Carlisle Presbytery is in session at New
port now.
Clover in some places in Kansas is seven
feet high.
VIM. Banks has quite nice drug store in
Patterson.
The Womens' Temperance Society is
pushing its work.
The drough, was broken by liberal rain
fall last Friday night.
Mrs. Mcdonald and her son Boston have
moved to McCoyville.
Lutherans of Sunpary are talking of
building new church.
The candidates are all fairly launched up
on the sea of politics.
Huntingdon people are talking of starting
boot and shoe factory.
Ounces, says the Bulletin, sell in Phlla-
phia at Sl.25 per bushel.
Frank Siddall, the Philadelphia soap ma n,
has become a millionaire.
The second drove of cattle passed through
town from the west on Thursday.
The colored men OF Virginia have organ
lied political party of their own.
Diphtheria has broken out among the
children in DUncannon, Perry county.
Every pair of the Walker Kip Boots guar
anteed aud for sale only at q. W. Heck's.
The Presby terian congregation in this
place have made application for a charter.
The best boots in thes market are the
Walker Kip Boots for sale At G. W. Heck's.
The Independents are holding their noses
high. The regulars are trying to pull them
in.
A re- union of Grand Army men will be
held at Bedford on the 7th and Sth OF Octo-
Der.
The end of the world is TO take place next
May, according to the foretelling of Adven-
lists.
Mrs. William Roilmin and her sister Miss
Wagner are off on visit to friends in
Iowa.
John Brubaker has bought John P.
Smiths farm in Walker township, for
$500.
Perry county veterans will hold their re-
union at Newport on the 10th day of this
month.
Harry Derr and Harry Holman have
gone to Philadelphia TO attend dental
school.
Soldiers were called out to put down the
mob in Canada that resisted compulsory
vaccination.
g. W. Heck deals in nothing but Boots
and Shoes. Buy from him and you will
save money.
The new marriage law seems to concern
every one more than those who contemplate
s.What must do to get married i'' is a
question. Go to the Registers office and
get license.
A number of prominent citiz ems and men
Of means have had their pictures taken for
the new history.
Charles Stone, who has been on sojourn
at Silver City, New Mexico, arrived home
last Friday night.
A Pottstown dealer bought several car
loads of potatoes last week. paying thirty
five cents per pushei.
A huntington paper says, the two recent
murder trials cost Huntingdon county about
seven Thousand dollars.
A number of Bedford county women fell
out about religion few days ago at a pic
mic and broke up the party.
d. J. Morrell, at one time President of
the Cambria Iron Works at Johns;own had
his life insured for $4,000.
McClain is to hang November 10 next, in
the Lewistown jail yard, unless pardon be
extended which is no. probable.
when YOU come TO the show next Tues
day, don't forget TO pay your subscription
for the SENINEL AND REPUBLICAN.
Charles Corkins, of Fermanagh township,
las five month old colt that is highly spo-
ken of by people who have seen it.
John Laporte. convicted of murder in the
second degree in Huntingdon county,
through counsel has applied for new trial
Joseph McCauley, assistant ticket agent OF
the p. K. R., at this place, was acting as
agent and baggags master at Bells Mills, last
week.