Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1886-05-26


Buy your boots and shoes from G. W.
Heck, he has nothing else TO sell. Help him
and he win help you and save you money.
Go and see IIeck's new stock of mems
waukenphast fine dress shoes, they can't be
beat for wear and comfort. Don't forge.
it.
Buy your boots and shoes from G. W.
Heck, he has nothing else to sell. Help
him and he viii help you and save you mo-
ney.
Seven horses and carts with as many driv-
ers passed through this place on their way
from Philadelphia to Altoona, a few days
ago.
a number of young ladies have been do
ing speedy walking, between sundown and
dark, on the Doty one-third of a mile
track.
The Republicans of Franklin county have
held their county convention, nominated a
ticket and appointed three Congressional
conferees.
Next July, Rev. W. II. Logan. of Millers-
town, will terminate his relations as pastor
of the Newport and Millerstown Prcsbyte-
rian churches.
Rev. Mr.. Graft, who has been on a visit
to his parents at Baltimore, the past two
weeks, retur ed in time to preach for his
people last week.
Mrs. Adams, wife of William Adams, de-
ceased, of Walker township, has been in
poor health good while, and is reported
as not improving.
FoR SALE.-A valuable and desirable
| town property on one of the main streets
of the town. For particulars, terms, etc.,
apply at this office.
George II. Imes-colored-of Steelton.
Danphin county, announces himself as
candidate for the Republican nomination
for Lieutenant Governor.
The Queen of Spain gave birth to son,
last week, and all Spain is resounding with
the shouts OF the royal party over the birth
Of an heir to the throne.
". B. Crawford, died at his place orresi-
dence in Patterson, a; O'Clock oD Satur-
day morning. Interment in the Presbyterian
grave yard on Monday at O'Clock.
1t lightened, Numbered, hail ed and rain
ed, at intervals, during a period of three
hours on Saturday evening in this vicinity, |
but no damage has been reported.
The General Conference of the Old Breth- |
rem Of the Tunker church of the United |
States will be held this year near RanviEe, |
Clinton county, Indiana, commencing June
18th.
Jamison, the Philadelphia banker, cross
ed this county by way of Richfield, on his |
way from Newport to Aronsburg, one day |
last week. The drive was made in his coach |
and four.
In Crossville, Indiana, an order has been |
issued TO kill the dogs and cats TO prevent |
the spreading of small pox. There are six |
teen cases of the disease in that town at the |
present time.
Some of the wheat fields are so stripped !
of wheat stalks, that, if their owners had |
would become they would have had them
planted to corn.
1t is just little of the coolest thing out
for Canada to create a disturbance with the |
United States about fish bait. 1t is war
cloud not bigger than msa's hand that |
should be removed.
"Any rags for sale here 7'' said the rag
man as he appeared at the side-door of the |
editors house. "No," replied the wife. 'smy !
husband is down "a; the office, and he has his |
clothes on him.n-Ex.
grandson of George Goshen received |
TIP on the arm from the locomotive Of
Chicago Limited, as 1t sped by the STATEN |
on Monday a week. The boy was knocked !
down. His arm was severely bruised.
The man that took a swingletree from a
harrow in the field of J. l.. Moore, near Nc !
Alisterville, some weeks ago, Is hereby re- |
quested to return it, and thereby avoid the !
consequences of the act of borrowing and
never returning.
The Newport News of last week says !:
The public's bridge interests in Perry coun-
ty have become so great and diversified that
il is now almost necessary TO have bridge |
commissioner whose exclusive duty shall
be to look after them.
A girl living in the family of George |
Ranch, near Myerstown, Lebanon county, is
missing, ard is thought to have been muir
dered near ;he Blue Mountains. The woods
and dams along the mountains have been
searched for her body.
Farmers desiring 4 first class fertilizer
will do well to call on or address Andrew
Bashor & Son, Oakland Mills, this county,
before placing their orders for this season
We guarantee our fertilizers to be kept fully
up to the standard. D. BLooHEE s. Co.
The Democrat and Register is question
ing itself as to whether the Republican
county convention will pass resolutions in
regard 20 the late management of the Sol
diers' Orphans Schools. The best thing for
our inquisitire contemporary is to wait and
see.
On one thousand dollar bond, the crawl
under the-bed hero anarchist, Herr Most,
was released from the New York Jail to an
swer in court for melting to riot. burning
and murder. s.If hanging isn't played out
in New York courts, this thoroughly bad
man will be hung.
The salary of Rev. James Curns, pastor of
the Huntingdon Methodist Episcopal church
has been made 81 400, an increase of 500
Rev. NJ. l.. Smith, at McConnelstown, Is to
gat $500, an increase of $500. And Presid-
in, Elder Foster is TO receive 81 100 an in