Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1895-11-13
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Millinery. It.
Mr.. Rothrock, is having his house
rs-psintsd.
Miss Blanche Wright il having her
house repainted.
Sunbury il to havo . silk mill that
will employ 200 people.
Don't forget, tho place to buy
hardware is at McClintic's.
There are in the public schools Of
Psnnsylvania LOTS, 900 children.
Tho incest and best and warmest
Of overcosts for sale at Hollobaugh's.
The T. v. R. R. had a new loco.
motive put on the road last Saturday.
The band gave . waffle supper in
the Court House on Saturday even
ing.
Last Friday and Saturday were
like pleasant days in tho month of
June.
Men are prone to gamble over ev
cry lot but tho last one-the ceme.
tory lot.
The Democrats NO longer claim
Kentucky. The state has gone Re-
publican.
There is An apple orchard in Fair
mount county, Kansas, that covers
1877 acres.
Mrs Amelia Turbett, died at her
home in Turbett township this Wed
nssday morning.
Miss Isabella Kaufman brought
her invalid father to town last Fri
day in buggy.
Ladies, visit Mrs. Ickes' Millinery
and get the benefit Of those bargains
she has for you. It.
The warm weather Of Friday and
Saturday, brought rain showers on
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Lizzie Lewis of Bloomsbury
is visiting her parents Mr.. Mrs. Nc
Caulsy on Third st.
Robert MoAeen, Esq, has one Of
the finest hocks Of sheep on his farm
miles east Of town.
REAp-For fine watch and clock
repairing. 60 to J. q. Sweger, Noble
building, Main Street. If.
A Newspaper is mental food for the
intellect, ::and every item finds q
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Friday and Saturday were sum-
msr days in temperature, but Sun
day was cold November like.
The Institute will open on Non.
day afternoon and continue till on
Friday evening, November %.
Pure water like Macedonia water,
that Mifnintowu people use, sold last
week in Altoona at the rate of 81 q
barrel.
At the Institute on Wednesday ov
ening, November 20.-Thel Story ol
the Heavens, by DR.. Goo. NJ
Philips.
Simeon Lauver, and Jacob Lauver
brothers, and James Williams, have
bought tho threshing machine from
James McCaulsy.
Mrs. John A. Baker, wife of the
venerable ex-editor of the Bloomfield,
Perry County Freeman, died on the
evening Of October 81, aged 73years.
Miss Elsie Gibbony of Bellsville,
.Xiffi,n County, and Miss Mollie Al
ston of Burnham, Mif1in County are
visiting Name Rickenbaugh in
Mexico.
The Lewistown Sentinel says
Its requests for delinquents to pay
up, was not made for amusemsnt as
some of them will fiud out if they do
not pay.
At tho Institute-On Thursday ev-
sning, November 2l-Concert:-Ths
Tyrolean Troubadours from Tyrol,
Austria, in costume with E. p.
Ransom.
Schott is in New York all week,
buying tho latest in Ladies cloaks
and capes and fancy dress goods and
isrgs varieties of Holiday dry goods.
Don't forget it.
Mrs. Carbaugh and grand daugh'
ter Of Frederick county, Virginia, ID
visiting relatives and friends in Jun
ista. Mrs. Carbaugh's maiden name
was Groninger.
Maurice Garman, formerly of this
place, died Of typhoid fever, at De-
troit, Michigan, on Sunday night last
He was employed a. singer in an
Opera Company.
Tho letters remaining uncallsd
for in the JMifHintown post Office for
the week ending November 9th, wore
for Mrs. Andrew Saner, Mrs Tillie
Hsrnsr, Harriet Dysinger.
Harrisburg capitalists talk of tax
taking ho:d Of the iron ore in Juni'
sta county. The Clinton ridges are
long in Juniata, and iron ore veins
may be found in every ono of them.
Last Friday was summsrlike
Wasps. bses. beetles and flies wer.
warmed into activity and on Friday
night, lightning bugs were visible
The oldest Inhabitants can't baat
that.
The goose bono prophet is to tn.
front, and declares the goose bono te
be white this year, and that Snow
will fall early in December this year
and lie on tho ground until late il
April
The weather prophets with the
goose bone are behind, for the winter