Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-01-31
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: livery man was sued for dam
ages at Nebraska city, because the
horse he had hired out TO a young
couple for = drive ran away and threw
them ont of the sleigh bat ne prov
ed by the plaintiffs own testimony
that a struggle Tor kiss was the
cause of the accident, and the jury
acquitted the horse of I'll blame.
Last week two tin-wsre peddlers,
named respectively Herman Hend-
rex, and Harris Cooper, foreigners,
were arrested for peddling without
license. They we're taken before
Squire Parker They were not able
to pay the fine for the violation o.
the license Law, and not able to
to obtain bail and consequently were
sent to Jail.
It vii be q long lime yet till the
chilly weather comes to an end, and
the dangerous time TO health is in
the fell and spring time. You viii
need an overcoat to protect you
against the spring change. Harley
has reduced tbs pries of his over
coats. He has also reduced the prics
Of all kinds of clothing for men and
boys. Now is the time 10 buy.
Exchange papers are publishing
the following. Circulars aro being
sent to soldiers ii different sections
OF the country, By western parties,
s ing that for The s.,m Of $40, 100
scras acres If ia land will he secured,
without the forn,,llity OF occupying
it for four years-iess s,.e ums ol
service in tie army, as proyIds1 "
law. The land commissioner at :: asi'-
ington States that the law remains
unchanged, and that the circulars
ere for the purpose Of deception.
Ths Philadelphia Record Almanac
for the year 1888, IS an attractive
pamphlet. containing large num-
Der Of interesting pictures politi-
cal and government data, with time
Of trots IN harness, in wagon, four in
hand and under tho saddle, also time
of running races, and walking races,
and rowing matches. 1t is handy
almanac to have. Iwenty-thres
pages, are devoted to sn encyclope-
Ola of quotations, ali alphabetically
arranged. Il Is a credit to get out
such an almanac.
William Fasick, while coasting on
Cherry Street bill, last Wednesday
evening droped his hat Search was
made for the hat: it was not found
for the reason that another boy, had
taken up the hat, and thrown it in a
passing sleigh. The sleigh chanced
to be one from this place going to
Salem. The hat was not noticed by
the parties in the sleigh, til their
return, late at night, from their long
drive. They were at a loss to know
where the hat came from, but when
they began telling their nsighbors,
on Thursday morning about it, the
fact was not long in reaching Will
lam Fasick he speedily put in an
appearance and received his hat.
On the Gath of January when the
cold was seyerest, the people OF
WiIkssbarra this stale, experienced
a sensation that VIII VII never be for
gotten by those who passed through
It. About 40 acres of the town
sunk. Tho shock was ike that of
an earth quake, all the walls Of IT,
houses in that diet ,ra mara or
ie' ,..nsged, and many OF them
Ihsye TO be vacated. The sinking
took place at night, and the conss.er-
nation can better be imagined thsr
described. The people ran out O
| their houses into the streets in then
night clothes. No lives were lost
! The sinking OF the ground it is sait
was owing to props in the coal mine
giving way. The ground sunk II t
Is inches in some places
H.H. Flick, Msyfsld Farm, sonsrss
, Co.. Pa, says: s.Brown's Iron Bitters, al
, tested by personal experience, is the Kin
of Tonics.'