Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-11-06
SHORT LOCALS.

opened on Saturday.
Mrs. Graft, wife of Rev. Philip
Graft is Ill with fever.
in Keller, Esq, is in Philadelphi,
attending to legal business.
A literary society has been organ
iIed by Patterson school No. l.
Remember, Straysr is selling
clothing for men and boys at cost.
Did YOU SEQ the Hustler at Fran
ciscus Hardware Company Store.
Wild turkeys in the mountain in
Turpett twp, arc reported plenty.
The bridge crossing the creek near
old Port Royal is about completed.
Do not fail to see the Hustler ut
tho Franciscus Hardware Company
Store.
Tho President has appointed the
2sth day Of November, Thanksgiv-
ing day.
Andrew Banks has become stu
dent at law in the Office of Patterson
4 Nicely.
The United Brethren congregation
oi East Salem intend purchasing u
now organ
James McCauley the new post
master took charge of the post office
last Friday.
Lawyer Jacobs is happy over the
advent of girl baby to grace the
family circle.
Samuel McCllloch of Harrisburg,
visited his parents In Milford town
ship last week.
Samuel HoruinG a student IN
ysteriuery school in Now York City
came home TO vote
Charles Mcclellan has secured en-
plovnent In Altoona aud left for that
place last Thursday
Elmer Bsale has been out on
tour selling carriages and buSS1es
for Showers y Schou-
Miss Maggie kepner Of Frederick
City Is visiting her aunt Mrs John
HorninS in this place.
George BARLEY and ellison Stew
art spent day last week, hunting
in Licking Greek valley.
Mrs. Frances Bahr Of Mexico, sold
81 acres Of ground to Cal Magruder
for six hundred dollars.
al Miss Nav Thomas Of Lewistown
l'Nas tho guest Of Miss Faanie Espen-
schade some deys last week.
Andrew and James Banks on
November 1st. the first lawful day
for killing raj u.,s secured SIX
R-uhcn L GusS Is having a well
drilled in the lot on which he recent
ly erected new house aud stable.
Within the past two weeks ive red
foxes have been shot on the ridge,
not anil. northwest of Patterson.
The ferries have stopped running
for the night trains making 1t quite
difficult for belated travellers TO cross.
Between dark, last Thurs lay even.
ing, and daylight Friday mornin
the post office in this placed changed,
DIR. W. II. Banks and J. Howard
Ne.lv, Esq, spent several days IN the
early part of thi. week IN Philadel
phia.
Ill health has driven George l.
Hover to relinquish teaching TIM
J winter He was principal Of Mexice
schools.
The President, by proclamation
L,s admitted North and So ith Dako
ato membership among the states oi
the Union.
Hog cholera il epidemic IN Ger
tam districts In the state of Indiana
In steuben county nearly all tho hog
have died.
For one dollar and fifty cents Il
advance secure the Fhttndelphi
Y,etly Press and the SENTINEL An
RErUaIICAS ono year.
Farmers in Junists who are engaG
ed in the raising Of peaches max
grain growing on their farms se'
oudsry consideration
Philo Pannabaker aud son Phil
are IN partnership TO butcher hos
this season. They are prepared ft
work If this kind now.
Edgar Strayer a medical studer
IN the University of Pennsylvanl
was at tho home OF his father IN Pa
terson few davs this week
D,gyid Doty is home from u ri
1to France He brought with In
to his stables in this town thre
nice Young French Stations.
Samuel Miller received pensiC
bsek paw to the amount of 81 ,S4I.i
and IL down on the pension pay re
for al his life ut S17 a month
Misses Nellie Nace and Maud NJ
Culloch, Miss Ellie Graham and MI.
Fillmore Wilson all Of Port Roys
ware IN Poat Roys last Friday
Merchant Schott's stores We
closed several days in the beSlnnu
OF this week on account of the deaf
ot Ntrs. Schott's father IN Lewiston
On Thursday the 14th day Of th
month, Presbyterians will hold
Congregational meeting IN the
church in this town to select pastC
It's not the school book rack
mat Is being worked In WIlkesbari
out It l.. the racket over the purcha
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