Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-10-10
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quarter yea'
SHORT LOCALS
Corn husking.
Vote for Evans.
Spotted wheat fields
2 prvau is on the run.
Watch the Mckee kicker.
The Boer war is about over.
Olecmargarine prosecutions.
nomocrats run business trusts.
Tho courts kick out the caucus
rule.
Trusts are business organiza-
tons.
vote for Heading is for low
tariff.
Missionaries live luxurlantly in
China.
Coal oil men in Licking Greek
Valley.
william Allison of Pittsburg is
in town.
Ifyou want wildcat banks vote
for Bryan.
The Mckee kicker is talking
caucus rule
Prospecting for coal oil in Lick
ing Creek valley.
The biggest potato field in Kan :
sas is 80 miles long.
Mrs. Thomas Mcclellan is visit
inc in Philadelphia.
Autumn Arbor Day, October 10
on Friday a week.
\ regiment of Q. S. Infantr y
will he left in China.
Two hundred horsemen in town
on Saturday afternoon.
Huntingdon Presbytery is not in
favor of creed revision.
Tramp! Tramp! the boys will
march on the Eighteenth.
The election is near at hand.
Vote the republican ticket.
The democrats made war on Mex.
leo to expand slave territory.
1t is nice for a Federal office
holder 10 be Mckee kicker.
u The next telephone communica
tion will be with McCoysville.
Fred Rhom, brakeman on thi
P. r. r., spent Sunday in town.
The republicans made war on
Spain to expand free government.
If you vote for Keller You vote
for Bryan democrat for United
States Senate.
Heading will be a Bryan con-
gresham if he gets to Congress
Vote for Mahon.
= There is talk of the train mast
er's office being moved from the
railroad Office at LewiStOwn to Milf.
Hin.
In all places where the wheat
WAS not sOwn uncoinmOnly early,
the late rain brings it out of the
ground nicely. ~
Mrs. James a Beaver. wife O1
ex Governor Beaver has been a re
cent visitor to the home of Mr.. anG
Mrs. J. II. Baldwin.
, Miss Helen R. Hastings, daugh
ter Ex-Governor Hastings of Belle
fOnte and Ross HickOk Of Harris
burg Will wed this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Svenson are II
from Pittsburg enjoying their home
in the east end with Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Mcclellan parents of Mrs.
Svenson.
i partridge flew into town last
Friday evening and whistled from
its perch on a branch of a tree in
Court House square. " hat drove
it into town7
Cold weather prevails in North
Dakota. Last week was a week
of rain. The grain and fax shocks
were soaked with water and or
Sunday frozen solid by the cold.
Organism is more than shadow
Its very name causes a drop in the
price Of stocks. Down they go till
after the election and if Bryan is
elected where will the bottom o.
prices be.
Mr.. Emil Schott received the SAD
intelligence from his native home
In Germany of the death Of his
mother. 1t is scarcely a month
since Mr.. Schott came from a visil
to his parents ia Europe.
At Presbyterian Congregation
al meeting held in the Presbyter
ian church on Tuesday afternoon
Rev. S. l.. Mccartney of Beaver
Falls, Pa, was elected pastor
Salery one thousand dollars anG
use of parsonage.
Two prisoners escaped from tn,
Sunbury Jail at $50 P. NJ, las
Thursday. They quietly passed
the guard at supper time and gain
ed the top of the jail-yard wall ani
lowered themselves 10 the pave
ment by a rope, but where they
obtained the rope is puzzle.