Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1895-02-06

Aristotype Cabinet Photographs
Something new and beautiful, ali for
$3.50 per dozen at Hess Gallery.
p. W. Ford, formerly citizen of
McAlisterville, hut the past few years
citizen of Patterson, died on Mon
day.
On Wednesday evening of last
week Colonel A. K. Mcclure deliver
ed an address before the Legislature
at Harrisburg in the hall of the
house on the life and public service
of the late Ex- Governor Curtin.
Last Friday morning the ther-
mometer at the fountain by the
Court House yard registered 5 de-
grees below zero. At the National
House it registered IL degrees below
zeio, and at some points In Walker
township it registered 13 degrees
below zero.
What do YOU take medicine for:
Because you are sick and want to get
well of course. Then remember
Hoods Sarsaparilla Cures.
Representative Farr, and Represen-
ative Seyfert, each have a compulsory
education bill before the Legislature
and each one is determined that his
bill is the bill to be passed, between
the two the bill will in all probability
be defeated as it should be. There
should be no room in the United
States for compulsory laws except
for the suppression of crime.
Two hundred and twenty sacks of
mail for the United States, went
down with the Elbe, when she rank
In twenty minutes after collision,
fifty miles off the the English coast,
about 8 Il. m.. on the morning of the
3Oth of January More than three
hundred people went down with the
ship. As far as heard from only 10
men and one woman were saved by
being picked out of the sea by the
ship Wild Flower that was near the
scene of disaster.
The river at this place closed on
the lst of February. 1t closed in
January but in the squirt OF thaw
that came in that month the ice
hoated away, but got no further than
the Milierstown dam. There i, %
miles of January ice crowded III the
the length of 3 miles in the .Nillers.
town dam. The ice between this
place and the Lswistown dam is als1
there. What the next rush of ice
will do remains t. be experienced,
but there is good deal of thought
about it.
The Clinton Democrat mentions a
number of miss-spel6ngs that appear
IL the assessors registry lists as re.
turned to the Clinton County Com
missioners' Office. Oae assessor re-
turned the oriental for the origi
nal lis; another reports the occupa-
ton of IA man as being an s.infidel'
for invalid, and third wanted pay
for setting up the .cow bosses for
the election booths. In Lycomiug
county soma of the assessors report
ed several persons as dying with
ammonia instead Of pneumonia
Scrofu!a, humors AMI all diseases
caused or promoted by impure blood
or low state OF the system, are cured
by Hoods Sarsaparilia.
Mr.. Samuel Sgber, Of Walker, met
with an unusual mishap last Friday
while driving home in sleigh. \
sled load of school children came on
to the Pike from Mount Pleasant
school house opposite to the
Beashore nome. The hilarity of the
children excited Mr. Sieber's beast
and 1t wildly let drive with its hind
feet. One foot passed through the
space between the shaft and the
crossbar aud shaft brace aud that
threw the mare In the fall the
shafts were broken. Mr. Sieber
quickly stepped out of the sleigh and
pressed the animals head to the
road and held it down till harness
and sleigh was carefully removed,
the beast was not hurt The sleigh
was turned into Showers & Scholl's
shop for repairs.
Do you bave headache, dizziness,
drovsiness, loss of appetite ard 9TH
er symptoms of biliousness? Hoods
Sarsaparilla will cure you.
The Sheriff sold in the Court
House last Frid ", the house and lot
of Robert E .NcMeen in Mexico to
the Fermansgh loan association for
$3.50 90.
The 60 acre tract with log house
and stable aud other out buildings
of Elias Ramp, in Monroe township,
to ID. B. Dlmm for Sl25 90
The 795 acre tract of land on
Shade mountain Of Aaron Singerly,
to George Hover for $4,000.
TIE 500 acre tract of land on
Shade mountain of Aaron Singerly
to George Hover, for $4,000
The $50 acre tract of laud on
Shade mountain of Aaron Singerly
to George Hover for $4,000.
The undivided one half of 100
acres of land Oh Shade mountain, of
Aaron Singerly to d. E Hover, for
! $1,000.
Duri"g the hot weather impurities
in the blood maJ seriously annoy you.
Expel them by taking Hoods Sarsa-
parila, the great blood purifier.
Last Friday about p. M, sing
ular accident took place in .NcClin-
ticd's hardware store. II had been
the practice in the store from time
out of date to stretch wires across
! the room from the cornice of the