Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1898-12-07
tngress convened on Monday.
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soc. health.
Exchange papers of last week, re-
port1d ice cutting
Pension vouchers are payable at
money order post offices.
The new light in the Crawford drug
store is thing of beauty.
T'-iStmas comes on Sunday with
'..r ~ for the legal holiday.
.scarora mountain showed white
with snow on Monday morning.
George Goshen has sold his store
stand in Patterson to J. b. Meioy.
Court convened on Monday with one
OF the shortest trial lists in its history.
4 revival Meeting is in progress in
the Evangelical church, in Patterson.
There is herd of deer four and a half
miles north Of town in Shade mountain.
Undertaken Snyder has purchased
the hanGsomest hearse ever seen in the
county.
In the Carlisle Indian school there
rre sSS pupils, representing IS tribes of
I-7i.ns.
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y Tho public debt of the United States
ceased during the month of Novem-
.-. sic 50G,565.
-icrshall Spangler has issued the
T"scaroIs News at Blairs's Mills, Hun
tinagon county.
ME S,om on Sunday evening pre-
vc ed ,erNice in most of The churches
i. re " coming Valley.
y Hiechanicsburg man eloped with
- Gister-in-law. He left u wife and
eft two small children.
standing army of one hundred
~ Isand men, by and with the consent
a. nc people thr. ugh Congress.
napkins are good feed for cows if
p seeds are scTaped Out; for hogs and
..Ihbs they are good seeds and ALL
spanish troops ale being hurried
home from Cuba. The troops are need
ed in Spain to keep down rebellion.
The goose bone prophet this year,
= the goose bone is broad and white,
81 d nat insures long hard winter.
Il is only 20 years since the first rail-
ror in the world was finished, now,
this earth has 400. COG miles running.
Tfe Pennsylvania Railroad Company
gnounCes that the issue of clerical or
will he continued for the year 1899
.'- l. j. Bowman, of Philadelphia,
."e ueen preaching on the subject OF
u Millennium. and It's near approach.
The Nourehead phosphate building
u. ',- Dl."sphate mines in Tuscarora
. iect long, $50 feet wide and 20
It nigh.
ToR SALE. Second hand cook
-,oves. thoroughly repaired and for sale
t.- }. II. Rodgers at .EOhnstown, Juni-
a county.
Arthur e. Barnett, Esq, of Bloom
f-'I ,-er.y county, will open law
''.' ~ Beaver, Pa, about the LIST Of
nary, ; 1889.
-'DR SALE.-A dwelling house and
tore loom on Washington street-ad-
reSz Joseph Adams, Van Vert. Juni-
a county, Pa.
AT Mrs Ickes, those stylish soft
felt military hats IS cents, fine felt
Sailors IS cents All latest shapes and
sha..es in dress hats. 3w. o.
The party given by MIR. and Mrs.
Manbeck last Thursday evening was tie
great social event of the town in the
losing days of 1898.
1t seems funny that people should be
aiaImed about the coming end of the
world, when they know that their own
end is not far distant.
iramps who are given lodging i'll the
ebanon Jail are put to cleaning the
s,fests OF the town and do the work
,GitEout complaining.
The late burglary of the Hoilobaugh
g. ~cn clothing store in Patterson, has
Icsi 20 the introduction of burglar
gm wires snd so forth.
Marshall Smith, of Toboyne town.
ship, |aTv county, was chased out of
his l. tneI apple orchard few days
ago, hs large black bear.
Judge Gordon, of Philadelphia, may
know a good deal, but by the time he
Ee-4 through with Colonel Mcclure,
NJ IL know good deal more.
Queen Lill, has caught on to the
bus ness end of disposing of islands.
and is in Washington and wants TO
sell her interest il HOno'ula.
Edwin Rrannan, who spent the sum
ner in Dakota, is home among his
friends in Luniata. He thinks Dakota
is a great country, i'll the summer.
The old world smart people are saw
ing. Spain is better off without her is
Iaud colonies,r certainly, and the In
tied States is worse off with them.
= A machine with capacity for husk-
ing five hundred bushels Of corn day
has been invented, which is the work
o. ten common corn husking men.
The uncalled for letters in the Patter-
ron post office on the lst of December
were for w. III. Bumgardner Miss
Gertrude Bryner, Mr.. German Rieci