Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1898-08-31
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The plains of the west are full of
cattle
B-ltipgs OF ali kids at .McC Clintic' 8
sto;e.
Win. Adams returned on Sunday
to PlJtsbnrg.
William Ellis is home from the army.
on the sick list.
EX-Sheriff Walls, recently paid Wis
it To Atlantic City
Herbert Dressier Is at home from
service i'll the army.
The Spanish soldiers are being ship
ped from Cuba To Spain.
1t is not lawful to shoot squirrels be-
fore the 18th day of October
Fishermen are beginning TO look out
for the downward run of eels.
Charles Kepner, of Chester, is visit
Ing his relatives in this town.
The Spaniards in the Philippine Is
land were the bitter foe of masonry.
Proper for sale.-For terms,
apliy to Mrs. DIEHL, Front ST.
MIR. and Mrs. Cioyd Gibson drove
to Lewistown and back on Sunday.
Miss AIMS Rawlston, of Harrisburg,
is n guest of Tom Mcclellan s family
The importations of cattle from the
west into Juniata this year have been
few
The Perry county soldiers monument
will he dedicated on the 18th Of OctO-
ber.
The picnic and campmeeting season
a close.
An old time hand organ grinder
made music on the streets of the town
on Saturday.
Great reductions in the prices
of al Millinery goods at Mrs. Diehrs
Front Street.
Rev. Joseph Kelly preached in the
Presbyterian church last Sunday morn
i,g and evening.
George Wharton, of Mapleton, Hun
tingdon county, has killed 80 ground
hogs this season.
NJ and Mrs Em:l Scho:t and son
O;to, returned On Saturday from q
triy to Cape Msy.
= good many people from this
town attended the Leonard's Grove
picnic OF Saturday.
The Lutheran Sunday school picnic
1 al SchmittIe's Park, III Tuscarora
Failey. last Thursday.
There seems TO be dead calm in
politics, but all the same. the time for
voting comes Oh apace.
President Mckinley, spent Sunday
with his brother, Abner Mckinley, al
Somerset, Pennsylvania.
James Panneoaker, son of John Pan
nebaker. in Patterson. is home from
the army on the sick list.
Mrs VIM. Banks and daughter,
Mrs. Howard Neely, recently return
ed from a trip to Atlantic City.
The American Spanish war is the
Quickest war to the finish, on record
.,nsiderin9 the interests involved.
W,SrED.-A girl l6 to 20 years
oit, TO do general house work, IN
small family. Apply at this office.
John Hutchison had 15 sheep killed,
~ a bolt of lightning, on his farm neal
arriorsmark, Huntingdon county.
The Democracy do not know what tC
10 with the silver question they are
afraid to hold on and afraid to let 60
David Brownawell, of Huntington
aged 81 years, can do more than the
average man can do, that is cut cord OF
wood day.
Editor Allison, with mis- son Ron
e';, spent day among Franklin
county veterans. mt ChambersburS,
iast week.
The price of grain is low, it is prop
able that grain growers would not op-
ject 10 another Letter .'taking shy" al
wheat booming.
For SALE-A dwelling house anC
store room on Washington street-au
dress Joseph Adams, Van Vert, Juhi'
alta county, Pa.
The Business Mems League, Ill
meeting held in Philadelphia last weef
;ailed TO come to an agreement VIII
the Swallow men.
All the editors at the OsceOla Editor
Association meeting were wei
pleased, judging from the lengthy &C
COUNT Of the meeting.