Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1898-12-21
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,hofd fever in Lewisburg
A company of ladies took tea Win
urs LYONS on Wednesday.
Iobu Bergy's new buss is an I'M
,rovement on its predecessor.
yr John Grier, of Miffiin county, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Murray.
Tho cold went down to degrees OF
aaro op the morning of the 18th inst.
Newton Hamilton school teacher
hos been sued for whipping a school
boy.
Mr. and Mrs. Atkinson gave dinner
for number of their friends on lhurs-
day.
They say an early winter insures an
early spring. We have had the early
winter.
Mrs Darwin Crawford gave tea for
,,,D,.er Of her lady friends on We'd
nesday-
The ice harvest with most people IN
,his ua;yhhorhood has not been COM
menced.
Landlord Murray is out OF a 3oo
pound hog that smothered on MONDAY
morning.
Al. Hackenberger is still in the bak-
inc business. selling the best OF cakes
and bread.
subscribe for the JUNIATA SENTI-
sRI. AND REPUBLICAN,, the best paper
in the county.
William ZeigIer has bought the Key
stone hotel in Patterson for $500, from
the Mickey heirs.
Jonathan Kiser, of Delaware town.
shin. attended the State Grange meet
ing at Williamsport.
Tick. tick. tick, the best time at
NcClsiIan's cIccl< watch and jewelry
store. on Main street.
4 wreck of freight ears at Bailey's
Station on Tuesday afternoon, delayed
travel three or four hours.
Hereafter. no man over "a years OF
age will be employed as a fireman on
the Pennsylvania railroad.
Banker F. s. Doty, gave party for a
number of his friends of the Masonic
Fraternity, ON Friday evening.
The funeral of John Redington took
pIace atThompsOntoWn at on the Goth inst
Mr Rcdington was aged - years.
Mr.. snd Mrs. J. G.. Ha!deman, of
Thomp p=ontown, attended the meeting
of the state Grange, at Williamsport.
Four men in Westmoreland county,
the past corn season husked and put in
crib $50 bushels of corn in one day.
Charles Noble has gone to New York
CITY To take course in plumbing, a
good thing to do. He is son of Elk.
Sheriff Noble.
F0R SALE.-A dwelling house and
store room on Washington street-ad-
dress Joseph Adams, Van Vert, Juni-
alta county, Pa.
have 1 10 cent stamp on it, and the
bond of the applicant must have 80
cent stamp affixed.
George Fasick and wife, of Altoona,
spent Sunday among friends. in town.
They were on their way to Philadel,
phia for holiday visit.
John J. Patterson, Jr., has bought
from John J. Patterson, Sr., the lot on
which the palace stood at the side OF
the canal in this town
a preacher III neighboring town
when he preached his farewell sermon
told the choir, your voices need cul
ture, you sing through your nose"
1t is believed that $4,000 troops vii
be required in Cuba 5000 in Porto Rico
25,OOO in the Philippines so that tn,
army must be increased to 100, 600 regu
lars.
The Huntingdon Journal says-A
Smithfieid township farmer wants hi
hogs butchered under apple trees, be
Heving it causes the trees TO bear large
apples.
Letters remaining in the post offic,
at Mifflintown, Pa. uncalled for at tn
close Of business, Oh Saturday evening
December 18th, 1898. Mr.. Samue
Stenger.
1he hunting season for small game i
over, and rabbits are plenty. Shoul'
the winter prove to be mild from thi
to its end, rabbits next season will b
uncommoniy numerous.
= Mrs. Fred Bishop, of Washing, d. {
and her brothers, Matthew and I.esli
Allison, of Tyrone, Pa, were calle
home last week 10y the serious illness c
their father Editor VIM. NJ Allison
>Davld McClarkey and Jacob McCIal
key and w. \. Fisher. ran a blac
bear into its den not far from Bellefontt
Ihey smoked the beast out, and she
1t. The animal when dressed weighe
430 pounds.
Bryan could not stand going to Cub
as soldier. He could soldier in til
United States, but when it came to q
ing abroad, he resigned. He will @
himself in trim for the democratic non
inatiOn for president.
Mis-. O'Rorike-They say the McFa'
dens Is putin on piles of airs lately.
Mrs Nolan-Yis, they are gittin I'M
hig' society. Their boy Mike has bee
hlret' by wan of them golfers for