Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1895-11-20
SHORTLOCALS.

Work is honorable.-Work.
The Institute is in full blast.
The foot ball season is drawing to
close.
Fine felt sailors, 49c, at Mrs. Ickes
Millinery. 2t.
There are no changes in the mark
cts this week.
The people eat more beef now than
in former times.
New York City has 555 churches
and'S00O saloons.
Turkeys are plenty. because of the
past dry summer.
The electric light did not material.
ize on Friday evening.
1t doesn't pay to circulate bad re-
ports about your neighbor.
Paul Holloway of New Delta, is WIS.,
itinS his parents in this place.
There IS a revival meeting in pro
gress in the Methodist church.
The weather wise predict cold
weather by Thanksgiving time.
Thad Wetzler of Tyrone. is visiting
his sister. Mrs. Harry Mcclellan.
TIE blizzard of last February
shortened the rabbit crop this fall.
Colored preachers Of Harrisburg
have endorsed the Cuban rebellion.
The debt of the State of Pennsyl-
vania, is six and half million dollars.
The T. V. R. r. has a new locomo-
tive, and two in the shop for repairs
Mrs Crawford Okeson Of Academia,
is spending this week with the Misses
Laird.
Alas! the electric light did not ma
terializs for the ediication of the In
stitute.
Miss Alice Carpaugh of Virginia is
the guest of her cousin Miss Bessie
Groninger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Snyder of
Maryland, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
J. G: Gibson.
Nearly all tie fish dams that the
Sheriff tore out the streams have
beep repaired.
William Murray shot 161 pound
wild turkey on the mountain north of
town last week.
Miss Name Rickenbaugh of Mexi-
co, spent Saturday with Mrs. Wilber-
force Sehweyer.
It is said it costs the manufactur-
ers about SIS to put an $50 bicycle
upon the market.
The latest bicycle invention is a
wheel that can be taken apart and
packed i'll a valise.
The wild geese are all comfortably
quartered in the south and still the
winter does not come.
FIRST rate hand made harness for
sale at Captain McClellan's business
place on Bridge street.
In the publication of the Jury List
recently, the name of William kurtz
was omitted by mistake.
The institute is the focal point for
the attention of a large percentage OF
the young people of the town.
Some of the best mechanical and
inventive talent, is employed in per-
fecting destructive weapons of war.
Robert McAfeen, Esq, delivered
the address of welcome at the Teach
ers' Institute on Monday afternoon.
The Tow price of corn has induced
. greater number of farmers than US
ual to buy cattle to buy cattle to feed
their corn TO.
There are people in this Christian
community, who would be greatly
improved every way, if they could be
de.heathenized.
There was a storm along the New
Jersey coast last week, during the
time of the rain drizzle among the
mountains here.
"The apple crop this year is esti-
mated at 6S,0OO,OOO barrels. More
than one barrel for each man, woman
and child il tho nation"
A Union Thanksgiving Service will
be held in the Presbyterian church
on Thanksgiving Day. Rev. MIR. Raw.
On will preach the sermon
DIR. Martin Van BURN Stevens, ag
ed 70 years, will be graduated next
June at the Univsrs rsity of Kansas and
become full-fedged lawyer.
Mrs. Hooligan, who has just pur-
chased book on love says: 81 didn't
know before that it was Missionary tc
cuss the bride. Ally Sloper.
Rev. Mr.. Decker and wife of Lew
istown, were callers at the Presbyte.
rian parsonage of this place, and
among other friends last Friday.
The Beaver Snyder County Herald
of the 4th inst, says, Rev. Mr.. Bear
from Juniata county preached in Man
beck's church on Sunday evening.
On Saturday the Mifflintown and
Lewistown foot ball teams played O
game at Lewistown, which resulted
in favor of the Miffiintown team 6 to O
In a couple of the election precinti
in Center county on the day Of the
late election, the election board lock
cd up the polls and won't to dinner
and now there is talk of contestine
tho election.
We are under obligations to II. p
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