Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-11-29
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Court next week.
Turkeys are plenty.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve. Il
James Banks shot a gray f6x 9
few days ago.
Squire Vim. GrOninger was ir
town on Saturday.
Apples have been selling off the
wagon at 4Octs bushel.
DR.. Kings New Life Pills.
Herman Howe is home from
Philadelphia drug store work.
Mrs. Krick and children are Wis
iting her parents near Reading.
The past November is reported
TO be one of the finest on record.
The Hessian fly have DESTROYED
the winter wheat in Indiana state.
Hauling man over the Goals is
TO advance the price 25 to scots a
ton.
DR.. Kings New Life Pills.
General Lawten's troops are close
on to the heels of the fleeing Aguin-
aldo. =
S. S. Showers is paying a visit to
his sons Lewis and Richard i'm AL
tOOna. =
There are between one and two
hundred hunters in Licking Greek
Valley. =
Miss Pennell spent Saturday and
Sunday in LewistOwn among
friends.
Frank Penny of Union Co., is
visiting II. c. Penny's family in
this place.
To LOAN.-Five hundred dol
lars. Call on WilberforceS Schweyer,
Mifflintown, Pa. =
The Sac and Fox Indians in
Iowa, are reported as ready to take
to the war path.
Rabbits near town have been
well hunted out. Few remain un-
caught or unshOt.
Mrs. Anna Jackson of Altoona,
visited among her friends in Nit
f1intOwn on Tuesday. 4
The Winchester club Of/POrt
Royal are on two weeks hunt in
the Seveh Mountains.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
Mormon elders are preaching in
and around Concord, Franklin
county, seeking converts.
A factory for the making of
heavy shoes is talked of. The fac
tory is to employ so men. =
Professor GOrtner gave ban
quet for the teachers at the Jacobs
House on Monday evening. =
The finest potatoes this year in
Juniata county come from lands in
the vicinity of East Salem.
The institute has the ear of the
town and the female teachers have
the eyes of the male teachers
Stroudsburg girls hunt deer.
Miss HELEN Brodhead shot one in
the woods near Shawnee last Sat
urday.
Matthew l.. Allison stopped off
between trains on Tuesday while
on his return from Washington to
Tyrone.
The jury wheel in Cleatfield isn't
of much account when jurors may
be drawn from list of names not
in the wheel.
EX-Sheriff Samuel Lapp receiv-
ed word that his nephew Wayne
SaylOr died at his home in Coates
vile on Saturday.
Star students predict dreadful
floods and storms and murders and
a tOpsy, turvey state of society for
many places in December.
Col. John J. Patterson, has
bought a residence in Lancaster
city. He paid over eight thou
sand dollars for the house.
The teachers and professors are
here in all their glory. What Sol
omon would say of them is not
known for Solomon is dead.
Bert Hinkle was rabbit hunting
and saw a deer. but buck fever or
some other cause prevented him
from taking a pop at the deer.
Samuel J. Elser of PHILADELPHIA
is visiting Mr.. John Karl. prOprie-
tor of the new hosiery mill in this
place several days OF this week.
Jeffries and Corbett, fist fighters,
are matched for IA prize fight for
the championship of the world on
the 18th day of September 1900.
To cure corn on your toes tie
lemon pulp on the cOrns at night.
1t removes soreness and the corn
can be removed. if it is hard corn.
Fred Bower, Esq. OfMiddleburg,
was in town on Saturday on bust
ness. Mr.. Bower has a law Office
at Middleburg and law Office at
Lewisburg.
At the recent meeting of the
Presbyterian congregation for bus