Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1898-11-09
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There are fly in the wheat.
Mrs. Ickes' for millinery. 3w.
Eels have gone into winter quarters.
Their is good deal of corn yet to
husk
Reltihgs of all kinds at .McC cClintic's
store.
Carl Espenschade's new house is
being rushed.
Some one says phosphating wheat
keeps fly. away.
Bert Auman is in from the west to
visit his parents.
Lieutenant A. H. Martin, is home
on short furlOugh.
VIM. Allison, Jr., is among his
friends in Juniata county.
Druett Crawford came from the city
of Brotherly Love to vote.
Thanksgiving and Christmas are
casting their shadows before
Mrs. T. V. Irwin and daughter, are
visiting friends in Philadelphia.
-FOR SALE.-A car load of seed
wheat, by Sanbeck and Nelson.
Look for a meteorc shower on the
18th and on the 9th, night time
Try Martin came from Pittsburg to
visit his aunt Miss Blanche Wright
George Wormbrum has removed
from this vicinity to Beaver county.
It is reported that gold has been
found III clay bed in Renova, Pa.
Don't lie vexed and worried, they
cloud the work of your every day life.
Ex-Representative j. II. Martin,
came home from Pittsburg to vote.
Elmer NOlte, of Lewistown, circu-
lated among friends in Mifllintown, on
Sunday. :
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thousand times happier.
Nuts being plenty on the mountains
squirrels are not numerous like last fall,
in the woods in the valleys.
DIR. ID. ID. Stone and wife, of Wash
ingtOn, ID. C., are visiting relatives and
friends in Tuscaroro Valley.
Six strauge hunters boarded Oyster
Express on Saturday night, having )
wild turkeys, rabbits, and pheasant.
1t il said, that stone coal cinder, if
washed, viii again make a good fire.
To find out, it will not be hard to try.
Merchant Irwin Dimm and wife, and
son Arthur, of Lewistown, visited the
family of Captain Mcclellan over Sun
day
Edward NJ. Guss, while coupling
cars, ha1i a hand badly crushed. All
the fingers were hurt. The thum was
uninjufed.
x EoR-4 SALE. Second hand cook
stoves, thoroughly repaired and for sale
by J. Fl. Rodgers at Johnstown, Juni-
alta county.
The foot ball game between the Lew
istown and hIifflintown teams Oh the
MiffiintOwa grounds resulted for Mifflin-
town IL to 0.
Charles HOllobaugh, dropped his
work i'm Pittsburg for a few days vaca-
ton with, his parents, and friends i'll
MiffiintOwn.
Miss Alice Cleveland and Miss Re-
becca Crimmel, of LewistOwn, visited
xIo Of Mr. DhilN I
baker, on Sunday
FOR SALR-A dwelling house and
store room ON Washington street-ad-
dress Joseph Adams, Van Vert, Juni-
alta county, Pa.
AT Mrs. Ickes, those stylish soft
felt military hats IS cents, fine felt
Sailors As cents. All latest shapes and
shades in dress hats. 3w.
The dehcrning of an eleven hun
dred. pound steer of T. F. Ma.tin, 10
: MADISON township, Perry county,
killed the animal, the other day.
At o'clock p. m, OH the 1st of Octo-
her, 1898, Mrs. Nancy J. Barger died at
her home at Roland, Centre county,
aged lO6 years, month and II days.
vi utttl, " ho NSiS
glad to yet out of the heat of the south,
are now glad to he moved south to get
out of the winter cold of Pennsylvania,
~ piece of old bread saturated and
tied on corn will cure the corn. The
first application will make the corn
sore, but keep at it, and you will effect
a cure.
Mrs. Abram Sieber, who has been an
invalid the past three years of dis
ease of the back, has gone to the Phila-
delphia jefferson hospital for treat
ment.
"Don't you notice a slackening of i'll
tere.t in fOOt-ball?''
Eyes the people have had some
real war of late to amuse them, YOU
know"
France has given way to the demand
of England, and withdrawn from the
disputed piece of land i'll Egypt, and
thereby prevented a war between the
two countries.
~ winter prophet says cold weather
will be here the last week in November
to STAY till the middle of March fifteen
weeks of uncOmmOnly hard winter,
but how can he know.
Huntingdon Globe.-A Walnut
log twenty five feet lorg, four feet in
dI4me ter 1T one end and ever three
feet at the other was hauled into
Everett few days ago.
("Have you ever loved before 2
she asked. .-
"Why, nv darling" he exclaimed,
show could 1 love yGu SO devotedly
without previous experience p