Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-12-06
1t Never fails to Cure MANNERS
DOUBLE EXTRACT SARSAPARIlLA.

Mss Anderson, United Presby-
terra u Missionary who has been in
India ten years visited at the Misses
Adams, on Washington street De-
cember lst and 2nd She has been
lecturiug through the Big Spring
Presbytery.
There is Joy in Altoona, over an
nouncemenJ that the Pennsylvania
railroad shops, which have been
working five days week, and nine
hours dav, will go to work on full
time this week, working 10 hours a
day and SIX days q week.
DR.. II. J. Davis, native of Della
ware township, this county, was
elected a sm5er Of the Iowa Legis-
lature, at tbs late election, which was
a good thing for the Cass county dis
trict to do. The Doctors friends
here, extend congratulations.
No other sarsaparills has equaled
Hoods in the rellefit gives i'll sever
est cases of dyspepsia, sick headache,
plllpuSutSS, ttC-
In publishing the scattering vote
cast for elders in the late copgrega
tional meeting held in the Presbv-
terian church the name of Tobias
Auker WAS omitted. Mr. Auker
was not in the field for the eldership,
but some one cast to for him.
John O'Briep, Tho was run ever by
the cars near Millerstown, and had
both legs crushed and lacerated, on
the 9th of November was brought
to the railroad hospital, at this sta
ton where he died on the next day.
Interment in Union cemetery by the
county.
Last Sunday Rev. n. c. Holloway,
was at Center Hall, Center County,
assisting in the rededication of the
Lutheran Church building that was
originally built when be was a boy
and for which he carried brick and
mortar to pay a subscription to the
building
Hoods Sarsaparilla has cured
many afflicted with rheumatism, and
we urge all who suffer from this dis
ease to give this medicine trial.
Grip has made its appearance in
certain parts of Cambria county.
Winter, the grip and small pox stare
the country in the face. The small
pox can be ruled cut by vaccination,
but the winter cannot be escaped, 3,
and it will be hard to dodge tho grip.
Colonel Moorhead, Of this county
is hurrying his railroad enterprise in
Path Valley, and Mr.. Gring, OF New
port, is heading his railroad in the
same direction. Parties represent
ing beth interests, separately, met IN
Path Valley, some days ago and from
reports from the valley, the Colonel S
road has the inside track.
Scrofula whether hereditary or ac-
quired, is thoroughly expelled from
the blood by Hoods Sarsaparilla, the
great blood purifier. Noy. 15, '93.
General VIM. Lilly, republican
CO ngressman at large from Pennsyl-
wanna, died at his home in .uauch
Chunk on the 1st inst, aged "
wears. He was born poor but died a
wealthy man. He made fortune
in the stone coal trade. Governor
Pattison will order special election
to fill the vacancy caused by his death,
in February.
The letters uncalled for in the
Patterson post Office on the 3Oth of
November 1898 were for G. 81. Pat
ton, Miss Maggie Long, Annie Kline
| T. H. Jordon, Samuel Cummings,
Walter Burns, Mrs A. jain, Francis
Ierimario, Scott Miller, ]. Fl. Rod
gers, H. c. Pierce, Postal cards Dan
isl Riddle, ]. 8. Detra, A. P. Haldam
In asking for letters in above list,
say they are advertised.