Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1898-11-02
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Mrs. Ickes' for millinery. 3w.
The rabbit shooting season has COM
menced.
Beltings of ell kinds at .McClintic's
store.
Swallow says jerks isn't in it, and
jerks says Swallow isn't i'll it.
-FoR SALE.-A car load of seed
wheat, by Nanbeck and Nelson.
John J. Patterson and DR.. Valley
bagged 16 rabbits On Tueeaay.
This is the last week Of the cam
paigu, vJte the republican ticket.
Let us fuse" says jerks to Swallow.
Ah yes, but who is TO be swallowed.
England and France will not fight
over the Egyptian territorial question.
a State Convention of women's clubs
was held at Columbus, Ohio, last week
Miss Kate Me;he1s spent several
days among friepds IL town last
week
Vote for the best business interests
OF the couatry. Vote the republican
ticket.
Mrs. VII, mother OF Jacob and
Arson b. VIII, has been quite ill the
past few weeks.
Subscribe for the JUNIATA SESTI-
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in the county.
Over FIVE huLdred :housar d
strlrgsrs visited Philadelphia 6ufirg
pesce jubiae week
y good Arabian horse can canter in
the desert for "a hours i'll summer and
As hours in winter without drinking.
Mr. Lance Woods, o: Aberdeen,
Washing tn State. IS visiting his old
time friend William II. Allison, ESQ
. More people have gone to the woods
to gather chestnuts this fall than in
many years past, because the chestnuts
are plenty.
PRESIDENT MCKINLEY dined
with the Philadelphia Glover Club
last week. Vote the republican
ticket.
The Philadelphia peace jubilee
lacked only one thing, good
weather. Vote the republican
ticket.
The farm of Benjamin Kerchner
de -eased, in Walker township, was
sold Pit puhlic sae to his son Seth
for S2,535.
-FoR SALE E-Second hand cook
stoves, thoroughly repaired and for sale
by J. II. Rodgers at Johnstown, Juni-
alta county.
For SALE.-A dwelling house and
store room on Washington street-ad-
dress Joseph Adams, Van Vert, Juni
alta county, Pa.
THE peace jubilee, in Philadel
phia last week, was a demOnstra
ton Sefitting a great city like
Philadelphia.
The Snyd county Tribune says
.Mr. and Mrs John Meyer, CT Mifii
town, are gucs' of their parents IL
Penn township.
Gypsies are lea ling for the large
towns, there 10 pass the winter. A
party of them il town last week were
persistent boggars.
John Banks, Esq, with his son, VIM
Ranks. ESQ, of Indiana, Pa, have beel
visiting their relatives in this towI
within the past week.
The coming republican 1najorit,
in Pennsy ivaDia is estimated ct oV'!
ore hundred thousand majority
Vote the Republican ticket
AT Mrs. Ickes, those stylish soi
felt military hats IS cents, fine fel
Sailors As cents All latest SHAPES am
shades in dress hats. o"'
Rev Mr.. Raven WAS in Phila d
phia during jubilee week and lecsur
ed last Sunday evening on the sue
iect of the jubilee and its lessons.
/Tbe fourth track will be EXTENDED
two and a half miles west OF tins statiol
-Miffiin station. About siNty me-
have been added to the WORKING iorce
/Samuel Rothrock he's been hom'
to visit his father and mother ar'
s,stA,s. His father, Mr.. JOSEPH
Rotbrock, has bsen iii all the pa
year.
Miss Forsyth spd r,ie ce, OF Levi
tovr. attended the funeral of Charie
r jenkins on Sunday afternoon
They are related TO the family ot tn
deceased youthful solder
Exchange papers in Middle Penn
svjyania report the potatoe crop, no
large. here and there is crop that l
large but the average crop is not large
michigan has large crop OF potatoes
Mr.. Frank Pehnell was down u'
der the grip OF bis physical enemy
abdominal cramp, a day last week
and was two day recovering iron
the attack.
A surprise party met at the Natlona
Hotel on Monday evening, and thenc
went to surprise the family OF MI
charles Mayer. The party carIiee
their refreshments with them ana II
said spent pleasant evening