Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1886-11-03
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SHORI LOC.dLS.
wai Turkeys are plenty.
,,ot of the newest styled coats at Pen.
ses',.
The Thanksgiving turkey is being look
rrp.
Charles Stone, Of Harrisburg, came houc
70 vote.
The Dunn brosaers have repaired Cuba
NIL dam.
John Martin, of Pittsburg, was q, heue
yesterday
The rsin lsst week was what every person
lOnged for.
Cisza< tsls have been selling 81 10 cts.
perPOund-
The Ne1icans are talking about establish
Ing dictatorship.
The French Legislature proposes to place
,ssriE on foreign wheat.
Teachers are in glorious anticipation of
vfth. approaching institute.
Tramp, Tramp, the boys are marc hing.
se,znion day November :7.
The occupation of the organ grinder is
gene for the next six months.
The town has been exempt from the visi-
sston of show the p,st week.
Edward Strayer, student of the Chester
S.N.s., was at home yesterday.
cord of wood in Philadelphia sells for
nearly twice as much as q ton of coal.
William Moore, of Oliver, Miffiin county,
hsd crop Of IS bushels OF clover-seed.
large stock of new goods has Just been
shelved in Laird's store at McCoysville.
Patterson people complain of rowdyism,
that frequently manifests itself at night.
The election is past and no one rejoice.
more heartily than newspaper people.
The Mexico band entertained the town
with IFS best music on Saturday, sfter night
fall
The new bell for the new church of the
Presbyterisns is loud and pleasant so und-
ing bell.
The Veterans Reunion of this place will
be held In Mifiintown on Wednesday Nov
IL, 1856.
Some Of the fishermen complain that
their baskets have been subject to freight
robberies.
Homer Hoops, of Johnstewn, a student
In Baltimore medical school, is at home
this week.
Hunters in Licking Greek and Black Log
Vallie. thus far have not bagged much
large game.
Harry Derr, who is attending a dental
school in Philadelphia came hons to cast
his first vote.
There is no uniformity in the appearance
of wheat fields, some look promising, 9TH
ers unpromising.
Misses Ellie Patton, Ellie Stone and Min
ME NcAlister, paid Harrisburg flying
visit last Saturday.
The first public Thanksgiving in America
was held in 1923, and there has not been a
more hearty one since.
William E. Etka, teacher in the public
schools of Lancaster county, voted in this
place, his home, yesterday.
Hunters e1patiate on the delights OF sit
ting around the hunters fire in the evening
In the wilds of Licking Greek.
"An Albany paper announces with pride
that the citizens of the town are too well
bred TO smoke on the streets -
Vim. Bruner OF Center township, Perry
Co. ha, made for himself and neIghbors
thi, year 1888 gallons of cider.
Mrs. Parker and Mrs. Stout Of Connells-
Vile, Fsyette Co., were visiting the fam
iy of Capt. c. F. Hinkle on last week.
The two extremes of society, the tramp,
and the rich people. are preparing to go to
Florida so as to be out of reach of the cold.
The rainy weather of lat Wednesday
And Thursday prevented a large attendance
at the county Sabbath School Convention.
level headed newspaper man remarks
''Don't go somewhere else to pay your cash
and then ask your home merchants for
credit"
Forty men were discharged from the
railroad at this place on last Sunday. These
nsa were in the employ of the Company
all summer.
"The contract for building stone fence
around the jail lot at Middleburgh has been
awarded to Anthony McCawley, of Lewis
town, for 1920.
There has been so much thieving of late
that people are loading their shot guns
and placing them near to hand to defend
their property with.
Gum shoes with an extra tap on the heel,
and gum boots with an extra thickness on
the sole on the ball of the foot, for sale a
Espenschade's store.
Avoid the harsh, irritating, gripping com
pounds so often sold as purgative medicin e
and correct the irregularities of the bowels
by the use of Ayers Csthsrtic Pills. They
are invaluable as family medicine.
The parsonage of the Second Lutheran
Church in Altoona was entered last Wed
nesday night and clothing and provisions
amounting to $50 were stolen therefrom.
Robert Stewart who was believed to b.
ihe Oldest man in Pennsylvania died at hi
home in Cleartield county on the evening
OF October 25 1886 aged los years, month
Miss Beckie Mcknight, about siIteeI
Years of age, died at the home of her mother
in this place last Saturday at noon, of con
sumption with which she had been sick fo
sl1 or seven months.
Robert Pannabaker is prepared to butch
e hnra for r,onr.I., ha hava that kind O