Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-11-21


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SHORT LOCALS.
Death has its joys.
One by one they go.
Good fall for wheat.
Death has its terrors.
Blue birds last Friday.
low streams, and wells.
Thanksgiving, next week.
Foot ball ends next week.
Log rolling at Harrisburg.
A mans life, only a flicker.
Hay is scarce in the county.
Monday was summer day.
The navy is being increased.
The Army is to be increased.
Straw is scarce in the county.
Who'll succeed Judge LyOnsi
You'll look in at the institute.
Your glad McKinley's elected.
Teachers institute, next week.
Your glad the republicans won.
Quay has quarters at Harrisburg.
In four weeks, the shortest day
Handy men are wanted at Pitts
burg.
Democrats have quarters at Har-
risburg.
The fall railroad ties are being
marketed.
4 warm rain came on Tuesday
sbJut noon.
Anti Quays have quarters at
Harrisburg.
John F. Schweier spent Sunday
in Philadelphia.
Newspapers report Hessian fly
in growing wheat. =
1t was mold fashioned snow that
came on Saturday.
Miss knisely of Lewistown is a guest
d Mrs. Austin Wagner.
Mrs. Lillian Roache Of Patterson Wis
ted in Harrisburg last week
Juniata has COL people less now
than she had 10 years ago.
Roof timbers are being put in
place on the Lutheran church.
Bloomfield hunters caught a Ii
pound coon one night last week.
lee fringed the shores of streams
on the morning of the 18th inst
There was a scramble for Judge
lyons seat before he was in his
gave.
Congressman Mahoa will make
10 changes in the post Offices in
tie district.
Rev. ". 8 Derstine is conduct
!hg a revival meeting in his church
at Waterford.
The PHILIPPINE army must be in
creased to make up for the return of
the volunteers.
German carp, that were gigged
in the river, have been selling at
Sets a pound, uncleaned.
Hogs are dying in Lebanon county
William Couple had 81 to die.
Jonathan Miller lost 80.
J. n. Simons has 30 far recover
Cd his health that he is again able
70 be out and down town. Il
Miss Lou Mcclellan and Mise
Mary Patterson have gone to Phil
sdelphia for a weeks visit.
Mr. Isreal Yeakley, of Mifflin
County, spent some days among
friends and relatives in town.
Blair Cramer of Harrisburg has
been spending number of days
with friends in this community.
Samuel Whistler Of Fermanagh
township has had his pension in
creased from a6 to SO month.
Jacob Heinbach of TuscarOra
township has had an increase OF
pension from $6 to $12 month.
Charles Specht of Middleburg,
dfopped dead from chair at the
breakfast table some mornings ago.
Martin Fry of Cumberland
county is to be hung for the muir
der OF his brOther-ln-laW James T..
Collins.
VIM. Mccoy of Huntington is clerk
ing in the Hollobaugh store in Patter'
son. II
Mrs. Allen Kaufman Of Main street
Patterson, is visiting her sister in Hunt
ingdon.
Joseph Ramsey, manager Of the shoe
Factory spent part Of last week in Phil
adelphia.
Miss Helen Dimm spent Saturday
with her grandparents Capt. and Mrs
Mcclellan.
Mrs. j. r. TroIp Of Harrisburg is Wis
ltlng her parents Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T.
Doyle in Patterson.