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

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MS dwelling house. slne
Some of the Dakotians are a,,o,,.
70 return to Juniata. 80 A'oo'
Mr.: John Martin with friends :.
camping at Macedonia. -
miss Miss Emily Murray is in P&ila.
delphia visiting relatives. n''"'
- Street water plugs have been nil.
Ell and put in trim for winter
Fred Rohm, brakeman on ths
f. H. H. spent Monday in town.
When you vote for Heading Won
vote for Organism unadulterafesI sI'
Miss Hulda Brown of walnnY
spent Friday in the twin-boron
SMrs. Joseph H. McCauley pave
a card party last Friday afternoon CON
Miss Jennie Hawk, daughter Of
Mm. Hawk, is clerking in William
Rollman's jewelry store. ~
!, President r, Mckinley has issued
his Thanksgiving proclamation for
Thursday, November 20.
A steamer from Nome, arrived
at Seattle, WASH, last SATURDAY.
with $50, 900, 900 id gold. =
MIR. II. s. SchOll and daupfAe, .,
Mrs. c. F. Espenschade and babv
are visiting at Doylestown.
Many Juniata people visited
Newport last Saturday. You can't
shoot or trap game for sale.
Robert McNIeen and wife were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. p
Dull Of McVeytown, q day last
week.
Rev. Mccartney the newly elect
ed Presbyterian preacher will
preach next Sunday morning and
evening.
A Congregational sociable will
be held in the lecture room of the
Presbyterian church next Tuesday
evening.
SEdgar n. Doty, Cashier of tie
Williamsburg First National Bank
was the guest of his relatives in
this town over Sunday.
Rev. w. H. Mortimer ex NJ. E.
pastor of this place, now of Hughes
vile, Pa, was in town for several
days last and this week.
Rev. Augustus S. Fasick and
family of Harrisburg, were guests
at J. s. Hollobaugh's several days
last and part of this week.
Edward SpOOnhour shot and
killed a young man in the woods
near Roxbury, Franklin county,
last Friday. He says he believed
he shot at wild turkey. #
" DR.. Lucian Banks and nephew
Andrew Banks were cunning on
Heron Bone ridge last Friday and
were somewhat surprised when
their dogs picked up a grey fox on
the road. +
NYOu have often heard of people
being talked to death. Wait! till
the newly invented PhOnograph
comes into use. 1t is a machine
that can be distinctly heard
for a distance of ten miles.
IWilliam Murray bought Ed
ward Bartley's calico colored horse.
The horse is gOer and William
may be expected to speed him
every day to the delight of his
numerous turfmen friends.
t The democratic brethren with
collars on are wOeful in their la.
mentations over the information
from the freemen in the ranks OF
democracy that the freemen will
vote for Beaver for Assembly.
other day a chestnut lodged
in the throat of a daughter of Will
bur James of Burnham, Mifflir
county, and all efforts to dislodgt
the chestnut fsiled and the child
which was 2 years old choked tt
death.
1t is always a sign of a hopeless
cause when men call others slang
names. So when the democratic
press call Beaver names it is the
certain straw in the wind that fore
tells the result. Vote for Beaver
and help to swell his majority.
~ Mrs. PAMELA Crawford, recent
ly while being accompanied by hel
daughter Mrs. T. V. Irwin to th'
supper table missed a step and
strained an ankle, which render!
her quite helpless as the other an
kle had been severely strained
some time since.
Miss Ellen VanDyke Stone ant
Rev. Curtis Orris Bosserman viii
be married Wednesday evening
November z. 1900, at the home o
the bride'sparents Mr.. and Mrs
David d. Stone of Washington, d
c., and will be at home at 193i
Cottage Hill, Harrisburg.
III you vote for Keller for Senate
and for Hackendorn for Assembly
and for Heading for Congress, yor
may just as well vote for Bryan
but if you do and hard times comes
and you lose a part of your pension
the tears will come into your eyes
when you tell the truth when yol
say, "Oh, what fool 1 was whel
I refused to vote for Mckee ant