Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1895-02-27
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A long grip.-The grip of winter.
Will an extra session Of Congress
be called is the question
Many water pipes leading from
the main pipes are still frozen.
The Horse .nd Mule Protection
Company, met in the Court House,
last Friday.
Aristotype Cabinet Photographs.
Something new and beautiful, all for
$3.50 per dozen at Hess Gallery.
L.iimer Stein of Washington, D.
c., visited ile family of n w.
Berger and other kin folks in Juni-
a.s, last week
Poor slsighing and poor Wagon
irG. The creates. obstruction to
Y cgoniDg i3 the narrowness of the
cuts through the piles Of drift.
TIE letters urcalled for in the Mif
f'n'own post affice for the week end
ing February 25, 1895, were for .f*rs.
bchie Brewer, Dir. George Thomas.
Rev Ss.onon Sieber of Thompson
'own, was in This place on the 18th
icst Dir. Sieber is in the S3rd year
cf Is age and his health IS reason
sblv Gcod for 50 old man.
TIE Carlisle town council raa a
Up house for the poor of the town
all winter. The soup was made at
the ail and taken to the market
house All there served out
| p., Cacroo d Cto,-o-4 - Iy,.:
burg, made an juteresting and in
strrstire address before the meeting
of the Christian E. aicavor Society in
t. Presbyterian Church on Tuesday
evaniGS.
On the 18th Of March, representa-
tive, 6 the Juniata County Sabbath
School Association will meet in the
LutIe'an Church in this town to
unite With the State Sabbath School
Association.
There are 90 people to the square
mills in Europe. L. America eight
persoa. to The square mile. In Afri
"a Is 70 he squara mile In Asia
43 10 the square mile. In Australia
l to TIE square mile.
.Har!in's Ferry, 0, Feb 24-Je1-
-. IS Perkir 3, farmer of Washing
l,n .on 2ship, was partially blind
,w years ago. but now his sight has
Jss. entirely restored. He is also
-l.tinG neg SET of teeth. Ho is 70
years old.
''TEe end of the world is to come
III April 23rd, 1903, according TO a
Jcrmin theoingian Who has Just
clarinsd Berlin by bis prophecy.
among his cheerful forecasts are
sre.,t va~ il 1897; the advent of a
rev 15apoleon in 1899 as king Of
Greece and Syria, and a terrible
earthquake in 1901.
Tue Philadelphia North American
of TIE 25th inst says: The directors
Of Ike New jersey Packing Company
held meeting at Glassboro, n, j.
c. Saturday ~ which they decided
t. paw farmers $6 perston for toma
t"as during the coming year until
September 90 After that date, the
lice will be $40 per ton. This is
material reduction from last year
Huntingdon, Pa, Feb. 81. That
b. laughs at old age was proved
4. Lere day Jonathan Kelch-
re, aged 65 # Altoona and Miss
lilly Pueschell, who has passed only
H. sunlmers, also OF tjat city, came
re AMI were married by Rev. Dr.
'Uan. Dir Kelchnere Is prom
,. shoe merchant and only recent
.- detained d q divorce from his for.
H. ite
E. funeral Of Samuel Belford
.D7.- Pie at Lswistown oa the 19th
~. Judge Belford at one time wss
set ta2wn to people in this county,
hs' new generation having come
9. the sage Of life, and he having
HIt of the country quarter of
q ,.,.. Try, thare are few men nov in
j4.,asl who knew him. He died ut
Wash 9ton where he held a clerk
81. III the Pension Department. He
v, byrn in 1911.
/ lurus. every year reople from
iar J uear 90 to Newton Hamilton
a'- .tag and sing CT the joys of
" ki..s IN TIE golden streets of the
Dsw Jerusale,n on high, but Newton
milton paople have had new song
pat into their mouths lately. They
are singing Of ,he golden streets of
81 :heir tom They no longer need to
long 70 go OF high to roam through
goIf;:..i streets for well has been dug
! Q their town and rock has heen found
hat ia largely impregnated with
srld; $50 to the ton, IN addition to
E ton silver. The town is found
vi on gold. A pleasant dream, sure
y ,or a winter day.
nhe funeral of Mrs. Janet G., wife
o Ilr A. j. Mirick took place from
.lr nome Of her father VIM. NJ.
III; Esq, On Third street, on
saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs.
a!lrlek bad boen living at Athens,
Georgia whsrc recently Mrs. Alirick
We stricken with disease. They
oS'4e nOrth and Mrs. Mirick had re-
{. re 10 treatment in Pos. Gradu-
Hospital, New York City. The
% uty deemed it best that the pa
,-e, should undergo an operation.
parents were despatched for.
4 father speedily went to New
i'i 1 10 give the sympathetic en-
eo7rsGenleut of his presence in the
h'nenr Of heroic treatment. But il
va Of no avail. Mrs. Mirick died
=" hours after the operation had