Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-10-31

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quarter year.
SHORT LOCALS.
BRYAN and panic.
Rabbits are plenty.
Fine looking wheat.
Election next Tuesday.
Hen parties are the rage.
Great fogs in the morning.
Don't shoot till you know.
Vote the republican ticket.
Vote for Evans for Sheriff.
Vote the republican ticket.
Expansionists are numerous.
Over. the coal miners strike.
You can't find an imperialist.
Vote for Beaver for Assembly.
High School at McAlisterville.
Chestnuts, small as chinca pins
A trust IA business organiza
ton.
The long evenings for study,
boys.
Farmers are dispensing with
fences.
The teachers institute is loom
ing up.
\ studiOus boy or girl makes a
scholar.
Black birds by the thousands on
Saturday. \
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brewer
recently attended the funeral of
Mrs. Brower's sister in Phila =
Messrs. George and Unger Will
son of Pittsburg have been hunting
in this county for some time past.
Miss Edna Lands of Patterson,
spent from Saturday until Monday
\ in Port Royal.
Mrs. McGann and daughter Miss
Mamie of Harrisburg are visiting
Mrs. Sarah Brown on Path street.
Charles Noble attended the Sol
diers' Encampment at Newport on
Saturday.
\, : Charles Adams has secured "a
position in a drug store in Norris
town.
The late rains worked a marvel
ous appearance for the better on
the fields of wheat.
71r. and Mrs. Ad. German are
visiting at Greencastle where Mr..
Germans parents reside.
Samuel Stimeling proposes to
run his own water works and has
had a well drilled at his house
Misses Edna and Lola Harley
took their departure on Monday to
Lebanon to attend business col
lege.
r>fEli Farleman has sold his dwell
ing and smith shop in Mexico for
81 300 to d. A. Rhine of Blair
county.
Miss Elizabeth NJ. Schweyer is IN
Lewistown visiting her grand
mother Mrs. Patton wife of Major
Patton.
Mrs. Ellen Allison has gone b
Washington, d. c., to visit her
daughters Mrs. Bishop and Mrs.
Thrush.
S. I. Stoner and James Mathers,
both of Altoona, spent Sunday
with their relatives in this town
and vicinity.
Another week and the election
will be over and Mckinley will
have won the election. Vote the
republican ticket.
A girl baby was born to Mrs
Matth. L. Allison at their homeip
Washington, D. c., on Wednes-
day evening, October "a, 1900.
The Beaver Springs Herald Of
October 25 says:-Jerry Koch Of
Middle creek, is the first one to
begin plowing for spring crops.
- + Mr.. John Slaymaker and wife o1
Sunbury, are the guests Of Miss
Maggie Elder. Thirty some years
ago Mr.. Slaymaker was busines:
man in MiffiintOwn.
The advance pay that the Goa
strikers struck for is placed on the
price of coal. So then the people
who consume the coal are the peO
pie, who pay the miners the ad-
vance in wages.
~ Mr.. Joseph Pennell and wife
and daughter Miss Bess Pennel
while on their way from Philadel
phia stopped over Sunday with
Mr.. Frank Pennell and wife. Clar
ence also accompanied his parents
and sister.
y All transportation on the mair
fine was suspended about 8 hours
on Sunday, because of a freight
wreck that covered all the tracks
at Duncannon. The wreck crew