Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1897-09-22

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SHORT LOCALS.
Hall racks at Meyers Great line
to see.
The first fall weather squalls came
on Monday.
Miss Jennie Howe spent Sunday
Newport.
Stoves of all kinds and at all prices
at McClintic's
Mrs. William Henderson, is visit.
ing in Altoona.
Every year 1000 ships go to the
bottom of the sea.
Potatoes in the State of Delaware
are reported rotting.
: The Perry county fair will be held
at Newport this week.
Nanbeck & Nelson have put elec.
trio light in their mill
Port Royal fair was well patroniz.
-ed>by Miffiintown people.
The peach trade for this year will
= almost close with this week.
~United States Mail Route Agent
Martin drives a nice carriage.
Mrs. Westley Douglas OF Harris
burg is visiting friends in town.
Bloomfield papers report farmers
cutting off corn in Perry county.
There were 81 applications for the
position of mail carrier in Milton.
Side-boards at Meyers. We have
one at $40 90 that is worth seeing.
~ The canal was made through this
part OF the Juniata Valley in 1882.
Barnum and Bailey's show at Har
risburg on the End day of October.
Robert Patton of Lewistown visit
\ ed relatives in this place last week.
A woman on a bicycle from Kansas
PASSED through town last Thursday.
Carpenters in the new gold field
in British Am erica get $3.50 a day.
Mrs. William Murphy of Balm
bridge, is visiting Mrs. William Beale
Carlisle is to have another shoe
factory. This will make the fifth one
-NContractor James Horning has
completed his work at the Academy
The wheat crop in Kansas this
year is estimated at fifty million bush
: els.
- Mr.. Tobias Auker is putting things
in shape about the foundery build
ing.
Miss E Ina Nankivel of Altoona, is
visiting William Nankivill in Patter
son.
,-.1Sauire W Il. Grouinger- paid the
<eounty seat business visit on Tues
day.
the temperature on Saturday
morning dropped almost to the frost
line.
~. G. McAfee ofPort Royal interdi
entering Princeton college as stu
dent.
- Squire George Wilson present
eda piano to his daughter Mis-
Maud.
The early sown wheat in mos
fields has not come out of the grount
nicely.
Dr.. L. Banks has this season beef
one of the largest shippers o
@peaches.
= The Chambersburg public schools
were adjourned during the hot day
last week
The jails in all the towns along th'
railroads are full of tramps for trair
jumping
Lottie Hackenberger visited
in Tuscarora Valley on Friday an(
Saturday.
Mr and Mrs. X. Fl. McClintic ant
daughter Isabella spent Sunday il
Le1istown.
Go to Meyers for your furniture
and house furnishing goods and saw
25 per cent.
Dickinson Showers of Altoona j
bone visiting his parents on Wash
ington street.
A hard winter is predicted by SOM
people, and mild winter is predict
ed by others.
Extension tables-a grand line o
ten styles to choose from at Meyers
furniture store.
The weather was roasting warm O
the 18th and frosty cool on the 18th
present month.
Fifteen dollars for bed room suit
2 pieces solid oak at Meyers grant
furniture house.
Communion Services will be hel,
in the Presbyterian church on Sun
day, October 3rd.
Cumberland county farmers uset
more fertilizer this year than il
any previous season.
Ed. BARLEY is having stabl
bull on the Washington street enc
of the BARLEY property.
Mr.. David Hamilton and wife o
Syracr1Sa Nau VorI ORC yis;iipo tb