Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1897-10-27
SHORTLOCHLS.

y0oI.
SHORT LOCALS.
Big rain.
Quiet politics.
A higher river.
Growing grain,
Uneasy, the candidates.
Wild geese southwark fly.
Short, the new corn crop.
Don't bet on the election.
The elec' ion next Tuesday.
Growing, the British navy.
Higher, the price of wheat.
Build larger the q. S. Navy.
Oae more month of autumn.
Good, McCahan's shingle mill
Coming, the brick of red shale.
The campaign draws to close.
The cannery excitement is over.
Bank celery with earth to bleach it.
Many wild turkeys have been shot
The Institute is casting its shadow.
Yellow fever RACES in New Orleans
A good deal of corn has been husk-
ed.
Farmers made the roads that are
here.
The big rain doomed the late
wheat.
Republicans are all ready for the
election.
5Olbs L:rd Cans, 80 cents, at Nc
Clintic's. Sw.
England is building one hundred
war ships.
The political whirligig goes rouud
and round.
ParSrilges near town have nearly
all been shot.
The Thanksgiving turkey is feast
ed these days.
>Slndav was communion day in the
Lutheran church
Ed Bsrtiey has the s'eekest look
ing stable in town.
Pupils smile over the coming OF La.
stitu.e week vacation.
There vas thunder list Friday
morning about 5 A. VI.
An embarrassing situation for the
Indies, getting a new hat.
There are several weddings loom.
ing up for the hear future.
Eighteen hundred and ninety-sev
en- is growing old, very old. r
- !, - 6ac=s ha..e had work iii end
about this town this summer.
Politics is quiet, but there will be
some voting done next Tuesday.
The newest thing to eat is an arti-
fetal oyster made in Paris, France
Edward T. Auker shot wild turk
ey on Shade mountain last Thursday
REV. A. S Fasic preached in the
Methodist church on Sunday evening
MilIerstown, Perry county people
will soon be drinking mountain water
Twenty women preached in TWEEN
ty churches in Baltimore last Sun
day.
The storm this week has been call
ed the equinoctial storm a month be.
hind time.
In the Congregations churches in
Kansas, women remove their hats
and bonnets.
Mrs. Emmons and children have
returned from a visit to her parents
$. in Pittsburg.
Banker E. S. Parker of Washing.
ton, D. c., was in this section of the
county on Saturday.
Mrs Krick and children who have
been visiting her parents in Berks
county, has returned.
The river which was uncommonly
low, has been raised considerably by
the rain since Monday.
Wheat sold last Friday in New
York at Csc; in Chicago at 94c; in st
Louis at 81; in Philadelphia at 97c.
Mrs. Lawrence Wa,ner and two
children Of RsrIisburg, are visiting
Mrs. James Hornipg on Sixth street
There are moro potatoes in Juni
alta county than We're expected, but
with all that potatoes are not plenty
Last Monday, Frank Perlaski o.
Shamokio. kicked his wife out of
bad. because their new born bsby is
not q boy.
It has been resolved BY the State
Capitol building commission to pro
ceed Immediately with the erection Of
q new State house.
Jesse Sarvis n veteran telegraph
operator and newspaper correspond
ent of Washington, D. c., was in
town last Saturday.
All who heard the sacred concert
by the male quartet in the Metho
dist church on Saturday and Sunday
evenings were pleased.
Banker Jackson a partner of Gov
ernor Hastings died in a hospital in
Philadelphia last Friday after an op
Grafton for kidney trouble.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Logan Miles of New.