Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-10-17
MORT LOCALS.

New goods st Espenschade's store
There are 1866 public schools in
this state.
David Defy has lot of Kentucky cat.
tie to sell
November the 10Th will be Thanks.
giving day.
For sale, all kinds of crooks at
McClintic's.
VIM. Banks has a lot of Western
cattle to sell
The fogs this fall have been uncom
monty heavy.
A number of delicate dogs in town
are blanketed.
Captain Mcclellan bought house and
lot in Port Royal
Newport will have course of flectures
the coming winter.
MeClintic keeps for sale full line
of builders hardware.
The girl that gets angry at, and leo
lures her mother is no angel.
McClintic has nails and other
hardware goods for sale.
The Republican primary election
will take place on Saturday.
Buckwheat "flap- jacks" will rule at
high figures the coming winter.
The Democrat and Register concludes
''that we do all fade as leaf"
VIM. Banks is about landing 8 car
loads of thrifty Western steers.
November aud December are the
months in which to catch rabbits.
Uriah Shuman was in town last week
attending to his business interests.
The Post g. A. r. will attend the
re union at Newport, next Saturday.
Professor Craig, has al assistant, two
shaves, two hair cuts at one time aow.
Mr.. Dennis, of ThompsontoWn, had
FIRST class cider in town last Thursday
The editor and wife of the Bloomfield
Advocate are On a trip, In the west.
4 Perry county mau caught l,365
eels in one fish basket some nights ago.
The wild turkey hunters have been
out hunting great deal since Monday.
J. b. NJ. Todd is Offering bargains in
his store 10 Patterson to his customers.
J d. Lsister, of Fayetts township,
has made $50 barrels of cider this sea-
SON
One of the indispensable things is a cool,
stove. go to McClintic's and buy q cook
stove
Squire Titzell, of Millerstown, fined
Abe johnson 50 10 for profane swear
ing
Rev. Mr.. Gaymau, of Oakland Mills,
has returned from a visit to Dauphin
county.
ATTENTION x.-H0usekeepers, you may find
a largo assortment of cook stoves at Nc
Clintc's
The annual inspection of the Z. X.
r. takes place in the lst week in No
yember
Within the past II months 20 pris-
oners have escaped from the Hunting
don Jail.
Rev. Mr.. Gsyman is building new
house on his farm, opposite his present
residence.
Four prisoners escaped from the Jail 10
Belle:oute, Centre county. on Tuesday
the 9th inst
The best remedy for trouble is hard
work. 1t will give you an appetite, and
give you sleep.
The Jacob Thomas house, when tiuIsh-
e9, will be one of the most handsome
houses In town.
Thompson Il Crozier, of Mexico, have
sold about 200 Western cattle in Juni-
alta his season.
Reuben Kaufman, living at Belle
vile, Nifflin county, raised a beet NAV
weighs 81 pounds.
Mrs Cooper, the wife of the Presey-
;erlan preacher at Blain. Perry county,
died a few days ago
There was cake walk in the hooh
and Ladder Company building, In fa'-
teTsOn on Saturday evening.
The fs: fighter, Sullivan, passed
through this place, westward oound' on
the cars, last Wednesday noon.
A new porch has been added to the
Seven Star Hotel. Hoio! SPEAK,
Barton Speak, where art thou
The election in Ohio had about as
much bearing on the election OF 1909
as 1t bad on the man IT. the moon
Wilbur McCahan has contracted 70
put up new building for Mrs bei,oiu
M place of the one burned IN the ia'e
Gre.
Should the weather prove itself 10 oo
propitiOus, number of people VIII a..
tend the Re Union at Newport, on 0"'
arday.
Mrs.. Moore, of Walker township
with her daughter, Lille, and her sou
ii. II. Moore, were in town last "eu'
nesday.
The Democracy are highly pieIseo ),
over the victory in Ohio. They ca'i l. i
the first great battle of the campa's" !"
of 1884.
Il was almost warm enough last "eea
foF The linen duster. The straw h-'
was well kept TO the front by the "Si'n