Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-12-18
SHORT LOC-fLS.

feopie III Sah1ba ehIo.N GU olel ulhS
last week
Christmas and New Year goods at
Espenschade's-
Miss Minnie McAister is clerking
in Schott's stores.
For Holiday candy and so forth,
40 10 John Kinks
Lamps from 1Sc to S1.O0 at Fran
J eiscus Hardware X Co.
James X. Robson has re-roofed
his house on 3rd street.
William Sieber of Delaware killed
hog that weighed 642 lbs.
Martyr Crawford's drug store is
beauty. Drop IN and see 1T.
Fine Bronze Lamps at
FRAsCIsCUs HARDWARE X Co.
Handsomely decorated Lamps at
FRAScrscUs HARDWARE * Co.
Christmas is coming" Gro to
Harley's for your holiday clothing.
Attend the Farmers Institute at
Center next Friday and Saturday.
Read the new al of Schott's saeri-
fee sale in clothing in another column
The editor of the Lewistown Free
Press is on trip to the Pacific coast
Children's overcoats, sizes from 4
10 I3 years, reduced to 81 at Schott's.
A farmers institute will be held at
Center, this county, December 20 and
81
The high water stopped the run
ming Of the ferries on Sunday after
noon.
Do not fail to see the Hustler at
the Franciscus Hardware Company
Store.
I20 mems and boy S cashmere coats
al sizes 50. To reduce stock at
Schott's.
The trestle-work of the Mexico
river bridge was washed away last
Sunday.
$50 mems cassimers, mems and
boys vests. all sizes reduced to 65
cents at Schott's-
Captain Mcclellan holding q posi-
ton in Washington, ID. c., is in town
visiting his family.
Jacob Lemon was caught and hurt
under rush of coal at the railroad
warf ut the station.
Psorus y ely and his sister Min
ME were visiting in town during sew
{ eral days last week
, ~ For bargains go to Schott's. Pri
ces reduced. Allnew stock that must
be sold regardless of cost
The night viii soon be here, when
all through the house not creature
stirred not even a mouse.
Jacob Lemon bought the Hages
farm at Milford station last Thurs
day At public sale for S410o-
The bridge builders in order to
make the trestle-work safe had men
catching drift wood on Sunday
The Teachers left the Institute fol
home refreshed and frightened I,
renew their work IN the school room
The State horticultural Societ,
viii hold n two days session IN th'
Court House, January Is and 16
1890
Miss Pearl Haldeman of Thomp
sontown Is visiting Miss Kate Thoma
at the home of the latter on Mail
street.
Henry Watts, son of Joseph Watts
who has been railroading ia Virgins
and Tennessee is home visiting hi
parents
Handsome melton, chinehilla, keI
sey and worsted overcoats reduces
to 800. All must go, cost or loss a
Schott's
Good overcoats for workingmer
Well put together Sizes from "a I,
Al. Price 800. To reduce stoc
at Schott's-
II the the Influenza that now a
hlcts millions of people In Europe
comes t. the United States you cal
not escape 1t.
Misses Minnie and Anna Shuma
Of Millerstown were visiting the
friends and attending the Institut
on last Friday.
Work on the blackboard befol
the Teachers Institute last wee
proved that w II. Groninger Is a
efficient sketch artist.
Hon. Joseph Parker died in Clea
held town some days ago His r
mains were taken to Lewistown h
native place for interment.
J. Frank Stoner has received q
appointment in the census depal
ment, in Washington. D. c., and lie
for that city on Thursday night
Misses Ellie McCulloch and Il
Loudon of Bealstown. spent sever
days last week in this place visitli
friends and attending the Institute
George S. McCurdy Of the Lew
town Free Press Will enter upon {
discharge of the duties of place
the government printing Office
Washington.
Jacob Hover, Sr., bought the 10
nav mill, and about 100 acres of lar
with two sets of buildings, at pub
sale in Fermanaugh township, SAT-
day FOR S3, 700.