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

saturday will be Decoration day.
r,,,.-, has broken out in France.
rour boots and shoes from Heck.
u,-rest and picnic times are approaching
C.,aia Hrnsle has had his house repaint
i.
~. Strings and streams are full of wa
w.
p.,,le are asking, when will Congress ad
yHnl
Prisd'
u,r. YOU seen Hackenberger's soda foun
nn f1I.
c,r,-essman Atkinson came home OF
saturday.
Merchant EsPeuschade has had his hOus
rYaiatei.
ADV sutumn is predicted by the wealth.
uFoFhsts.
New stock Of boots and shoes at Heck's.
Don't forget it
s,snssr. it Is said, has the Congressional
bee in bis bonnet.
The potato bug is troublesome in many
rYstatO patches"
The wood work of the jail has been treat
Ntos coat Of paint.
Tbs banks will be closed on Saturday, the
9Th. Decoration Day.
aanie and Mary Schweier are visiting
trends at Lewistown.
Joseph Rothrock is having his property
Il Patterson re-plinted.
Cone to the Farmers Convention, next
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr.. John Cleck, Of Van Vert, is greatly
sFrtei with rheumatism.
The attendance Of Old Fellows at Har-
risburg last week was large.
Isaac Deepen, Of Walker township, is In a
recarious condition of health.
It proposed TO decorate the graves of
al the soldiers next Saturday.
Samuel SPEEDILY took his departure for
Ssa Frsnc lsco on the 18th inst.
Thars is no law that permits people to al
kE hogs to run at large in town.
B.R. Mitchell has bought a lot of ground
Il Patterson from Jeremiah Lyons.
The city Of Chester taxes telegraph poles
one dollar year for standing room.
Mount Union is now enjoying the work
GscOmpany of the Salvation Army.
The wheat crop will not be near so large
y estimates that have been put on it.
The Banks and Doty suit will be taken TO
Sl!ier coanty court for trial in June.
The British haze siezed another Ameri-
tEl fishing vessel in Nova Scotia waters.
Tsere are about thirteen vacant church
q sithin the bounds of Carlisle Presbyte-
=.
John Partner, of Milford township, had
Z am severely bitten by a horse some DAYS
70.
Mrs. John Thompson, of Thompson's
Lock, is quite i'll with some disease of the
back.
John Patterson and daughter, of Peru
Nils, visited Washington, D. c., last
week.
The new ;ar law has been decided by the
Supreme Court of the State to be constitu-
ti0nsl
The Posts in the different parts of the
country are ready for Decoration Day cere-
uOnes
PlOw shoes for men and boys at Heck's
shoe store. Price from one dollar up. Don't
forget il.
Clothing Merchant Harley has put new
siniOEs and shutters on his house on Cher
y street
Fly have destroyed a great deal of the
Eheat in fields in Perry county. So says the
Freeman.
POsdeTed cloves are said to form an effec
i1s cheek to the rav.ges of moths and buff
iaO bugs.
On the Sth Of June the Court will hear ar
guuent in favor Of granting Joseph McMeen
IBew trial.
Strong brine or hot alum water will be
found useful for washing bedsteads about
this season.
Ladies kid top button dress shoes for ST.
iSr &. VI. Heck's boot and shoe store.
Don't forget it.
The industrious man neve. goeth about
0essing for his bread OF becometh charity
On his neighbors.
Ihe nth regiment Of the n. G., will en-
camp at Roaring Springs from the 18th to
the 2ith Of July.
Aeeiy mast have been LAWYER 10 his ear
!! DAYS, be knows so much about continu-
hs the motor case.
he ny are finishing the destruction of
NC neids of growing wheat that were dam
yea BY the winter.
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Charley Kepner has a large handsome
-O'nea owl in a cage In front of his business
f''ce on Bridge street.
the Northumberland Democratic county
r.-'entlon has instructed Tor Simon P.
"OTerton for Governor.
nVue OF the Lew corn crop is showing it.
~ AOo'e ground. Some of it has not yet
''Fa put into the ground.
ufeenieai, Of Delaware state, was on
p " ner mother, Mrs. Atkinson, at
1psontown, last week.
NJ ehlpe's house, near Sunburv, was