Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1896-11-04

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70 eAvsstiss BY the yser, Asn q SSs"tes
SHORT LOCALS.
The fly girl isn't an angel.
Winter may come dswa at any
Wheat still has An upward ten
dsney.
Tbs election 10 over and everyone
IL glad of it.
A December food is predicted by
some people.
Miss Emily Murray il visiting in
Philadelphia.
Miss Clara Rothroek is visiting i,
Philadelphia.
Miss Jennie Adams spent a d.v in
town this week.
The professional politician will get
. rest till in February.
There is yet good de,l Of corn to
As'k in Juniata county.
Mrs. J. B. Okeson of Bethleh ON
spent Tuesday in town.
The people have recorded their
verdict ct the ballot box.
Matthew Allison spent Tuesday
and Wednesday in Tyrone.
Hon. Joseph Martin of Pittsburs,
was in this place Tussday.
In certain parts Of the west 10 in
-ohss Of snow fell last week.
Jadge Lyons has had his house
supplied with electric light.
WANDA fresh COW. Address
this Office for further information.
Miss Leonard Of Houghton is visit.
ing the Misses Todd in Patterson.
James Mathers is spending a few
days in Philadelphia and Lancaster.
Mss Jennie Banks has returned
home from a weeks visit in Haddon.
field
George Friday Of PhiIipsburg
spent Tuesday and Wednesday in
town. >
Andrew Banks of Grssnsburg
spent q number Of days 1T home re
Gently.
Charles Adams, Of Juniata, spent
. number of days in this place re
GENTLY.
Tho election Of Mckinley has pat
an ond to the prospective premium
on gold.
George B,rtlsy of Pittsburg, visit
ed is this place a number Of days
recently.
There was no more railroedinC
done On election day than was abso.
lutely necessary.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Stins of Tyrone
spent Sunday at Mr.. and Mrs. 81
mons on Cherry St.
Miss Annie Sisbsr after spending
several months here has returned to
her homo in Altoona.
Mr.. Ed. Stein and wife of Tyrone
spent Sunday in town with the fami-
ly of Mr.. J. a. 6imons.
The egs throwsr would be q bomb
throwsr if he had the courage and
tho bomb.-Dsllns News.
The late parades we're too big for
the town. There was not room to
properly swing the paradss.
Mr.. Harrison Brouse, of near Ne
Yey ytown. Niflin county, visited
friends in Juniata last week.
Constsbles throughout tho state
are forming associations to secure
the repeal Of the law that cut their
fees in half.
Some of the growing wheat has q
most promising appearance. That
which WAS sOwn late looks like late
sovu wheat.
The public mind will now glide
from themes Of politics to themes oi
teachers institutes and church and
revival meetings.
Rev. Mr.. Fauhs has accepted the
call that the Luthsrans have extend
I'd to him, and vii! begin his minis
try about the 1st Of Dscsmber.
The Lewistown and .Niffiintown
foot ball teams played . game on the
ground of the former on Saturday
It was . desperate struggle and re-
suited in o to o.
Some people take election day to
vent their spite. The ticket for ths
good Of tho people is Of no account
to them in comparison to . grstifca
tion Of their own spite.
The Rev. Paul Roller Of Gsttys-
burg, will preach in the Lutheran
church in this place on next Sabbath,
both morning and evening. and at
St. Stephens in the afternoon.
Last Monday, November 2 . snow
foot deep foil in South Dakota.
Snow to . considerable depth fell in
western Minnesota on the End Of this
month, the day before election.
Hon. Silos W. Petit, Hon. james