Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1895-10-02
SHORT TLOCPLS,


Miss D:ehrs is the place for new
millinery goods.
The time of the year for cunning
accidents is here.
Peaches are selling at 1Octs a
bushel in Missouri.
Jacob Thomas shipped a car load
OF hogs east, last Friday.
The corn crop is said to be an un.
commonly large one in Kansas.
Boyd Murray is going about on
crutches taking care of sprained
ankle.
Miss Diehl is home from the city
with a stock of new goods to suit the
ladies'.
A number of people from town,
took in the picnic at Blair's Mills,
on Saturday.
Mrs. Amelia Turbett is prostrated
with intirmity Of age at her home in
Turbett township.
Anlrew Banks, ESD, shot a large
owl on Adams ridge few days ago.
It was barred owl.
Rev. f. Haushour, of Bellefonte,
preached in the Lutheran church on
on Sabbath evening.
The County Commissioners ART at
tending the Commissioners State
Convention at Meadville
Rev. r. F. Wilson, of Lewistown,
Will preach in the Westminster Pres
bvterian church next Sabbath.
The Chicago & Northern Pacific
and the Illinois Central railroads, are
about to adopt electricity to operate
their roads.
The Tusclrora Valley Railroad has
issued new tims table to correspond
with the extension of the road to
BlQirs Mills.
\ number Of citizens walked from
Port Royal to Miftiintown LAST Saur-
day evening having missed the train
on main line.
The next session of the Pennsyl.
vnnia State Grange will be held ut
Williamsport in December and will
last four days
John ID Bailey Of Huntingdon has
been nominated for Judge by the
Democrats in the Miffiin and Hunt
ingdon Judicial District.
You can see beautiful selection
Of Lamps, Parlor Heaters, Wood
Stoves, Ranges and Cook Stoves at
GUss Il SIEBER's, Patterson. 2t.
Hess 35ct photographs caused
such demand for pictures that be
had to withdraw the advertisement
to catch up with his work.
Talk is cheap, but prices tell what
is true, when YOU come to buy suit
of clothes. Step in to Harley place
and buy at satisfactory prices.
The wheat in Tuscarora Valley
was sowr under what are considered
unfavorable conditions.-L Lack OF
moisture in soil and late sowing.
J. D. Dimm, D. D.. President OF
the Susquehauna University at Se'
ling's Grove, preached in the Pres
byterian church on Sabbath morning
"Frnnk Ellmaker, Superintendent
Of the Middle Division, has resigned
to accept the General Superinten,
dency of the Consolidated Traction
Company of New Jersey
Mrs. Tillie Mckee and daughter
.Millie Mckee, who have been visiting
the family of Mr.. Joseph Rothrock
on Cherry street. have returned to
their homes in Washington, D. c.
The Bloomfield Advocate says:-A
number of their Football team were
hurt Specie, Clark and Darlington
have sprained legs. FEckinger has
broken nose, and CAN'T a wrenchet
knee.
Colonel Showers is converting th'
blacksmith shop of the firm of Show
ers u Scholl into dwelling houses
Mr.. Scholl who is continuing the car
riage business, will build new
Smith shop.
A dollar: a dollar and half
net large sum of money. But few
people who read their home papers
stop to think that the men, who fur
nish the papers, work q whole yea
to receive the amount named above.
Last week Mrs. Theodore Nelel
of Barr township, gave birth to he
fifth set of twins, all of whom ar
living. Mrs. Neien is the mother o
sixteen children. Of this number
but one has died. Can this recor'
be excelled in the county.-Spangle
Sentinel.
An exchange says:-Don't let re-
squirrel escape. They are the wors
enemy the quail and pheasan is have
as they eat the eggs. They will d.
your whole nest full at singl
meal. Don't pass a single one of th
little red pests without giving .ther
the benefit Of a cartridge.
The Perry county Freeman OF SCI
tember 25 says:-The editor of th
Freeman, in recent number. sdvi'
ed the farmers to try winter oat'
Peter G. Beichler last fall, sowed tw
quarts, from which he harveste
three bushels this fall, and if thes
three bushels do as well as did th
two Quarts, winter oats will be one {
the main crops of this section.