Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-11-04

Several inches of snow tell in Dakota las,
week
Last October turned out great many sui.
cides.
Buy the Walker Kip Boot at G.. W
Heck's.
Bargains at Hackenberger's five cenr
counter.
The pumpkin crop is uncommo My large
this year.
Read Yates Philadelphia clothing adver-
tisement.
See Schott's new clothing ad., in anoth-
er column.
Some of the growing wheat is long enough
to pasture.
Thursday, November 26th will be Thanks
giving day.
Now is your time for bargains in clothing
at Strayer's.
Gum boots with ventil ators in them for
sale at Heck's.
Jacob Thomas has been to Indiana coun-
ty buying cattle.
Turnips have been selling in town at thirty
cents per bushel.
Don't forget that this is the paper for the
evening home circle.
Some of the queensware stores exhibit
square dinner plates.
Cunning accidents are reported. Be care
full when out shooting.
President Cleveland went to Buffalo, n 7.
on Tuesday and voted.
Reports of threshing machine acc identl
ere in order. Be careful.
Hos cholera is hard on the hogs in Ches-
ter and Delaware counties.
Martin P. Crawford Is in hiladelphis
learning tho drug business.
There was a fall of three inches of snow
in parts OF Canada last week.
Smallpox is spreading from Canada tC
Vermont aud New Hampshire.
1t i. reported that fy are damaging the
growing wheat IN Perry county.
William Heterick has sold the Mexico
mill to miller Smith, for S., 800.
There is a new styled hat Tor women a
little less in size than wash tub.
Samuel Strayer and family occupy then
beautiful new house in Patterson.
The railroad company houses in Patter-
son are under going repainting.
The weather was sufficiently cold on Sun
day morning to freeze the ground.
C. P. Pannebaker, editor OF the Coalport
Standard was in town over Sunday.
Samuel Gushard and wife, of Patterson
have returned from trip to Illinois.
Bert Hinkle popped wild turkey on the
ridge, north OF town, few days ago.
Buy the celebrated Carlisle make oil
shoes at Heck's Boot ami shoe store.
You may find everything in the way oi
clothing and womens' wear at Schotts.
Miss Annie Doris, of Huntingdon, after
a year spent III Europe, has come home.
Stvl;sh hats for ladies' at Mrs. DiehPs
Special attention is given to dress making
Still they gol those fine kid top, lsdie
shoes, at G. ". Heck's. Price only sl.io
Every pair Of the Walker Kip Boots guar
auteed aud for sale only ct G.. W. Heck's
The best boots in the market are th'
Walker Kip Boots forsale at G. W. Heck's
Potatoes in Greenwood township-tha'
is some potatoes-weigh from two to thre'
pounds.
harvest boms was held in the Luther
an church at Painteryille, Miffiin Co., las
Sunday.
Frank NJ. NJ. Pennel came home from th'
Albany, N. Y, Law School, to vote on
Tuesday.
Petroleum refuse is coming into use as
c,.l Rnssia seems to be in advance in 1t
use as fuel.
The National WOmens' Christian Temper
80 1r,;op held q convention in Philadel
pbia last week.
statement based upon fact is on
thing. and a statement based upon guess
is another thing.
Wild geese and snow birds have bee
chant within the past week certain fore
runner of winter.
The Methodist church of America pro
noses to raise million dollars this year 70
missionary work.
The bonnet that is awakening the livelies
attention on the part of the ladies' is mad
of Alhg ator skin.
The Perry County Teachers Institute
iii n. convened at Bloomfield on the l4tl
day OF December
Commissioners Clerk, Loudon, could no
.,.,d the gas distributing stove in his of
flee. No wonder.
Miss Diehl has returned from the cit.
with lot OF new goods that the ladie
should call and see.
One hundred and ten dollars were raise'
Tin the Prespyteriln church for missionar
purposes on Sunday.
There is a talk of the Reorganization o
The Reading Railroad with the Pennsylv'
ria Central as 8 factor.
II is no longer safe for BANKERS to pia
| the rascal, Ward and Fish are b5th IN II
New York penitentiary.
The Presbyterian Home Missionary So
c;etv will meet at the house Of Mr.. z.
Parker, next Friday evening.