Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1886-06-23
SHORTLOCALS.

Are YOU coming 10 the big show.
The show will be here next Tuesday.
The stalks of wheat are a good deal rust
ed.
The centennial year ofMiffiintown is COM
ing.
Trya pair of Heck's IS cent shoes for la.
dies.
Blue Lick Water for sale at Banks drug
store.
Headquarters for boots and shoes at
Heck's.
Ladies' shoes for IS cents at G. W.
Heck's
SQUIRREL shooting commences on the lst
sfJuly.
Still they goi the IS cents shoes at G.
". Heck's.
The summer has been too wet for the
cherry crop.
The growing corn has been doing well
the past week.
Thompsontown people talk of celebrating
the 4ih OF July
IS cents will buy pair of Ladies' shoes
nG. ". Heck's.
A full line OF whips for sale at G. W.
Heck's shoe store.
The Presbyterian festivals are producing
satisfactory returns.
The crops in upper Perry county are re-
ported very promising.
Merchant Laird of NcCoysville was in
town one day last week.
DIV. Hawk, of this borough proposes to
move to Topeka, Kansas.
Miss Jennie McCauley visited friends in
McAHsterville, last week.
Charlie Wolfe mas opened the campaign
for the temperance people.
Attorney General Cassidy has gone on a
two months trip to Europe.
TASrED.-Daniel Rupp's English trasla-
ton of the great Martyr book.
Beecher has gone to Europe to stump for
Gladstone. Hurrah for the Irish.
C. P. Pannebsker, editor of the COalport
Standard was in town on Monday.
d. G. Alter, of Port Royal, caught bass
that weighed four pounds and a half.
Squire Ti,zel from the upper end of the
county was in town day last week
Miss Anna Parker returned from Wilson
College, at Chambersburg, last week.
The Republicans of Snyder county have
re-nominated Congressman Atkinson.
Nisses Annie aud Grave GraybiH rotarH-
ed from Wilson College, last Wednesday.
Captain J. J. Patterson is completing his
hsrn on bis upper farm in Beale township.
small party of the young people Of the
town picnicked at Macedonia, on Tuesday.
The Lutherans of Bloomfield have pur-
chased lot on which to erect a parsonage.
Two of the Democratic candidates for
legislature in Franklin county are doctors.
Joseph Sheesley, democrat, has announ
ced himself as a candidate for the Legisla-
iure.
4 fine, new lot of very nice Ladies' slip
pers, just received at G. W. Heck's shoe
store.
The. Free Press says there are twelve
preachers living in Lesistown at the pres
ent time.
Connecticut farmer is just now-this
Juns-converting hi. surplus apple crop in
to cider.
Miss Alice C. Sieber, of Walker township,
has gone to Illinois, to visit friends and
relatives.
K. E. Parker has moved his store goods
into one OF the rooms in bis now building on
Main street.
The railroad cler ks and the printers of
Lewistown will play game of bali on the
3rd Of July.
Snyder county grangers recently held
picnic at Seinsgrove Two thousand people
were IN attendance.
Subscribe for the SENTINEL AND REPUBLI-
CAS-. sl.O0 year, cash, in advance, 81 so
Il not paid in advance.
Some days ago, Sylvester F. Price, of
TuscarOra township. lost $50, while on his
way home from this town.
Camp Meeting at Newton Hamilton will
open August 10th, and continue TILL the
10Th dsy of same month
The best, cheapest and largest assortment
oi whips in Juniata county for sale at g. W.
Heck's Boot & Shoe store.
The Newport News is charged by Jones
fost 6. A. X. of Bloomfield, with libeling
'hat august secret organization.
Nova Scotia wants to seceed from the
dominion Of Canada, because the tax rates
he raised to high BY Canada.
The Academy entertainment on last Fri
ID! evening, in the Presbyterian church,
passed of according to program.
The Friendship Hook and Ladder Com
fAhy will hold picnic in Weller's grove.
'0!ohd PATTERSON, on the Bird of July.
EDWARD Strayer, of Patterson, expects to
NAe trip through the New England States
u part OF Canada, during the summer.
ue'tysburg Councils have passed an or
-A''ce requiring license of $40 to play
nu organ on the streets of that town.
Ine pennsylvania State College, at State
ese' Pa, will hold its commencement
'CiScS from June 9th to July LIST, 1886.
gang of men working on the railroad
se al Port Royal, struck for an advance
~ I'VE cents on their wages, last week.
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