Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-12-25
SHORTLOCALS.


dav of the year.
A heading machine viii be put up
in Macedonia gap.
VIM. Hawks big hog in this town,
weighed 43S pounds.
John Rapp's big hog in this town
weighed 436 pounds
lamps from ISc to SI.OO at Fran
ciscus Hardware y Co
Colonel Showers big hog in this
town weighed 40 pounds
senator John J. Patterson viii pass
the HOLIDAYS at home, here
Many horses in Canoe Valley, Hunt
iugdon county have distemper.
Frederick E5penshade's big hog
in tins town weighed 427 pounds
Fine Bronze Lamps at
FEANC1sCUs HARDWARE X Co.
Handsomely decorated Lamps at
FRAScIscUs HARDWARE i Co.
Joseph Brindle has sold a house
and lot in Patterson to J. \. Keller
CLildren's overcoats, sizes from 4
10 I3 Years, reduced to 81 at Schott's.
Mrs. Graft, wife of Rev. Philip
Graft, Is rapidly improving IN health.
Read the new al Of Schott's sacri-
fee sale in clothing III another column.
Miss Wilson of Birmingham is Wis
ting Mss Nellie North in Patterson.
Isaac Allen, n citizen living on
rT-f.. 1 ..s,. l,v,-
ton.
Do not fail to see the Hustler at
the Franciscus Hardware Company
Store.
Congressman Atkinson il at his
home in this place, spending the hol-
idays.
12Omeu' 5 and boys cashmere coats
all sizes 81. To reduce stock at
Schott's.
Jonathan Kauffman's big hog in
Walker township, weighed 445
pounds.
Miss Annie L. Schweier visited
freinds in Bellfonte, Centre Co, Pa,
last week.
The AIifiin Social :lClub met at
Miss Salie MurTay's on last Thurs
day evening
VIM. Davis a typo employed in
Philadelphia is visiting his mother
in this place.
Eits Hprning has b3usat the
Misses Hamilton house on Main
street for $3.50.
$50 mems cassimers, mems and
boys vests. all sizes reduced to 65
-cslts 1t ScLltt-s.~
James Sharon student OF Prince
fton collrge is spending his vacation
at McAlistervillc.
Reader We hape you are having
merry CHRISTMAS, and we wish you
ahapPy new year
Noah Sn'ouff atudent in the Jun
ior class If State College is at his
home in Patterson.
The river bridge was opened t.
foot travel on Saturday Wagons
crossed on Sunday
Rev Bell of Philadelphia preach
ed in the Westminster Presbyterian
church on Sabbath.
J. 5 Graybill of Washington, d.
c, is spending the holidays with hIs
family in this place
George Parker and James Math-
ers, students at Princeton are home
for Holiday vacation.
Miss Kate Thomas of Philadelphia
is visiting At the home of her broth
er Jacob Of this place.
The annual Masonic banquet was
held in the suspender factory rooms
last Thursday evening.
For bargains go to Schott's. Pri-
cesreduced. Annew stock that must
be sold regardless of cost.
You'll be sick before spring. The
Russian human epizootic is coming,
and no human skill can stop it.
Miss Nellie North and Miss Maud
Wilson, students at Birmingham
Seminary are home on vacation
Mervine Pannabaker of Coalport.
is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Daniel Pannshaker in this place
Miss Jennie Milligan of Newport,
visited her school mate Miss Emma
Strayer in Patterson on Friday.
William Dysinger of Carthage. III ,
accompanied by his wife is visiting
his parents in Walker township.
General Bells agricultural imple-
uent ware house has been touched
up with the brightest red color
Samuel Gayman of Fayette ha:
bought the John Hertzler mill prop
erty at Port Royal. Price 81, 500.
Handsome melton, chinchilla, ker
sey and worsted overcOats reduced
to 5000. All must go, cost or loss a
Schott's.
Good overcoats for workingmen
Well put together. Sizes from 81 e
H. Price S4OO. To reduce stocl
at atSchott's.
Miss Jane McCulloch, formerly o
this county, died at her homo Il
Huntingdon on last Wednesday, az
ed about 20 years.
The farmers institute held ut Cen
ter, last Friday and Saturday, wa
lartrsl, atfap1ad and WAS interestlnl