Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-12-12
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Oleomargarine in Congress.
The foot ball season is over.
4 There is talk of paint-mill.
!, The days for wars are not over.
Christmas next Friday q week.
The first week in December Wa
fine.
The Nicaragua Canal in Con.
gress.
Deep snow at Cory, Pa, on
Sunday.
Speed of new war ships 20 miles
an hour.
The streams are full and ready
for winter.
The days for the Legislature to
meet are here.
A young man was hazed to death
at West Point.
The late rains closed the carp
gigging season.
Large deposits of coal have been
found in China.
The war tax comes with ere
member the Maine.'
What has become of the old
time chimney sweep?
Miss Isabella McClintic has been
visiting friends in Harrisburg.
For coal oil bore in the cyncli-
mails; for gas bore on the anti -clines.
George Rodgers has secured a
job in the MiddleburgshOe factory.
The mild weather came to a
close on Sunday night with hard
freeze.
The number of teachers in the
public schools of Pennsylvania are
29, $50.
The summer has gone by and
Licking Greek valley is without a
gas we'll.
The pope had a tumOr removed
from under an arm on the 9th of
December.
Rabbits near town are scarce.
Wait till a snow comes. Then see
their tracks.
Miss Mamie Hibbs of Patterson
visited her aunt Mrs. Humph-
rev at Maize.
The number of pupils enrolled in
the public schools Of Pennsylvania
are 1, ISL, $50.
The Gar of Russia can command
q million men to arms but was laid
up by micrODe.
A number of expeditions are be-
ing fitted out to 60 to the North
pole next summer.
\ club of swell habits in Balti
more gave muskrat supper last
Thursday evening.
D. Banks Stouffer recently of
Bloomsbury, Pa, is home on Wis
it of several weeks.
When the school teachers are
pensiOned who'll pension the peo-
pie who pay the pensions.
Heavy snow storms broke down
telegraph communication in the
state of Vermont last week.
Professor GOrtner took in the
Perry county and Cumberland
county Institutes last week.
Plenty of people who tell how
others should run their affairs, but
can't manage their own affairs.
William Patterson of blooming
ton. Illinois, is visiting his brother
John j. Patterson in this place.
The Selinsgrove canning factory,
knitting factory and shoe factories,
have all been destroyed by fire.
This has been an admirable sea
son in part of the state for fall
plowing for next years corn crop.
Rev. Campbell of Port Royal,
preached for the Presbyterian con-
gregation in this place on Sunday.
The Beers captured 1900 sheep
from the British in South Africa.
The sheep were intended for the
British army.
The total expenditure for the
public schools in Pennsylvania the
past year, reached the enormous
sum Of 81 ,476, ,994. 80.
DR.. Harry G. Patterson, ship.
ped with a load of horses ano
mules from New Orleans for Cape
town. Africa, last week.
A box wagon drawn by two
horses and freighted with mem
bers of the salvation army paid the
town visit on Monday.
The Locust Run Union Sabbath
School, will hold their Christina
entertainment on the evening o.
the oath of December. Everybody
invited.
Clothing Merchant John Hollo
baugh, Sr., took cold and rheum
atism on the night of the industria
plant fire and is now confined u
his house.
A man from Allegheny count.
says when he gets into the Legisla
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