Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-10-17
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day.
fake. the democratic talk
EAsbout expansion
Someone has cornered pork be-
cause it is scarce.
Malaria turks not in air, but in
the mosquito bite.
The late rain put a new face ON
the growing wheat.
Vote the republican ticket to
keep off hard times.
There are not as many pork eat
era as there used to be.
4 vote for Keller will be a vote
for low tariff and Bryanism.
A vote for Heading is a vote for
the boss wing of the democracy.
A vote for HackendOrn will be a
vote for low tariff and Organism.
The newly elected Presbyterian
minister will preach next Sunday.
Coal oil and gas men are direct
no attention to Licking creek val
ley.
Miss Minnie Strayer of Patter-
son, spent day at Lewistown last
week.
Cast thy bread upon the waters
After many days it will be return
ed to thee.
Some farmers are finishing SOW
ing wheat at this time, the middle
of October.
Miss Lydia Lesh spent Sunday
at the home of John 0. Albert in
Lewistown.
All but one or two American
war-ships are to be with drawn
from China.
All the banking system the dem
Ocratic party of the past has had
was wild cat.
At certain age Of a boy a sure
cure for cigarette habit is the lay
ing on of hands.
A boy named Temple shot a wild
turkey at Shade mountain north
of town on Monday.
The most soaking rain in four
months fell on Saturday evening
and Saturday night.
~Dr. Lucian Banks dined the
Juniata Medical Society at the Nat.
ional house last week.
A vote for Heading will be a
vote for Bryanism and everything
that Organism implies.
Mrs. John Painter and son OF
Washington, D. c., are visiting
among relatives in town.
: The Methodist State Convention
will be held at Harrisburg on the
22nd to 25th of October.
Elmer Barner's murder trial in
Dauphin county cost between three
and four thousand dollars.
Miss Jennie Howe of Harris
burg has been visiting friends in
town within the past week.
A boy baby was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy Scholar last week al
their home in the east end.
Look up! the days of prosperity
will again come in which there
shall be something to harvest.
Some farmers will pillow stubble
fields for corn and save their old
grass fields for hay next summer.
Children under 16 years of age
in Huntingdon must be in their
homes at o'clock in the evening;
Mrs. J. Hayward Harlow nee
Miss Eleanor Baldwin of Edge
wood, Pa, is visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fl. Baldwin. -
Miss Anna McCulloch of Lewis
town, who has been visiting Miss
Clara Thompson in Mexico, spent
part of last Friday with Mrs. W.
Schweyer.
The chilly autumn mornings
have come. They never fail and
the rain and sleet and snow will
not fail. They will all be here in
their own good time.
The potato crop in Cumberland
county is like in Juniata county,
scarce, and potatoes by the car
load are being shipped into the
county from York State.
A man of many years OfclOse OBJ,
servatiOn says the wheat crop next
year will be surprisingly large
he says wheat crops are always
large the year following great
drought.
The boss wing Of the democracy
in Juniata is to control through
DR.. Heading all of the political
patronage in this congressional dis
trict, if Bryan is elected. Vote
for Mckinley; vote for MahOn.
The Juniata Valley camp meet.
ing grounds at Newton Hamilton
were sold at Sheriff7s sale to salts
fy an Indebtedness of three thou.
sand dollars. J. A. Mckee OF
LewistOwn was the purchaser.
HOOdlums of Marion in hesitate
of Indiana threw stones at ROose
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