Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-12-11
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SHORT LOCALS.

Holiday goods at Espenschade's.
Items from East Fayette came in
70 late for this week
Lamps from 1Sc to SI.OO at Fran
eiscus Hardware 4 Co.
Merchant j. L. Blrton has sold
Doyle's Mills TO John NJ Teller.
Ram on Sunday morning put an
snd to work on the river bridge.
Fine Bronze Lamps at
FRASCIsCUs HARDWARE X Co.
Chlldren's overcoats, sizes from 4
! as years, rednced to 81 at Schott's $.
Handsomely decorated Lamps at
FRASCIscUs HARDWARE IL Co.
Read the new ad of Schott's sacri-
fee sale in clothing in another column.
Services Mt the Licking Greek Lu
therau Church next Sabbath after
nosn.
Lawrence Wetzler died at his home
near Mexico last Saturday aged IL
years.
Do not fail to see the Hustler at
the Franciscus Hardware Company
Store.
I2O mems and boys cashmere coats
aIl sizes 81. To reduce stock ut
Schott's.
$50 mems cassimers, mems and
bows vests. all sizes reduced to 65
cents at Schott's.
A special tram Will leave Port Roy
81 at 8 o'clock in the evening for the
Teachers Institute.
A. \. McAffee was one of the first
ssaShers to put in an appearance at
Rhtute ON Monday.
For bargains 20 to Schott's. Pri-
c.s reduced All new stock that must
be sold regardless Of cost.
Now is the time to subscribe for
the SENTINEL AND REPUBLICAN and the
philadelphia Weskiy Press.
Moses Stroup, of South Bend, In
diana Is soiourning,among his friends
at Richield. this county.
Rev. DR.. Freeman, of Huntingdon
preached IN the Westminster Pres
byterian church on Sabbath.
John S. Graybin of this town has
been appointed Stationary Clerk of
the Lower House Of Congress.
John T. Jamison of Fayette has
been appointed Mercantile Apprais- /
sr by the County Commissioners.
David Etka l. at home from Phila-
dslphia, where he was working at 3
the printing trade anumber of weeks
Handsome melton, chinchiIla, ker- I
sy md worsted overcoats reduced I!
h 100. All must go, cost or loss at .
|scsytt's.
Good ovorcoats for workingmsn. /
Well put together. Sizes from "a to .
a. Prize $500 To reduce stock .
at Scho,Is.
Ez-Countv Commissioner, David
Partner, died at the homa Of Viii
LaRdis in Turbett township, on Mon
day morning.
". c. Pomeroy, cashier of the
Port ROYAL bank was at Chambers !
burg attending the funeral Of his |
brother in Chambersburg.
The Teachers Institute convened
on Mouday. Rev. Philip Graft and
Rev A. r. Miller, each delivered an
address on Monday evening.
Some miscreant pinned notice on
Mrs. Turbett's barn in Turbett
township on last Friday night, stat
ing that the barn would soon be
burned
Miss Carrie Derr has been teach
" school number 3, on account of 4
sStere cold that has overtaken the
regular teacher Miss Gertie Craw-
ford.
Alexander Woodward of Johns
town this county Is down with
broken leg which was caused by a
fall while carrying corn in n sack to
crib.
Itch, Mango, and scratches on hui
man or animals cured in 80 minutes
by Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. This
never fails. Sold by l.. Banks x Co,
Druggists, Miffiintown. Nov 6.
Rev Philip Graft will preach Sun
day morning on Religious Pauper-
Ism, and in the evening to the Z. o.
5. Of \, on The Glorious Emblems
Of our Republic" Everybody cor
daily invited.
Mr. Thad Zimmerman Of Ickes-
burg, Perry county, had his , six
teen months hogs killed on the Bird
INST They weighed respectively
5SS and 565 Total 1923, not count
lng heart and liver.
Don't forget the sale Of Real Es-
tate hv Daniel Burkholder and Chris
Ssn ioder. executors and trustees of
yhrlstian Zook The lands are in
Rermanagh township. The sale Will
take place on the 18th inst.
AT meeting of the congregation
OF Westminster Presbyterian church,
last week, Col. William Bell, John
Dietrlck and r f. Elliott were elsct-
ca elders. jeremiah Lyons, L. v
Irwla and John Graybiu were re-
elected trustees.
Freedom school house in Turbett
township was burned on Wednes-
day forenoon. The fire broke out IN
the ceilIuer- and when discovered