Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-02-22

coDers ssmsn Ssblsy was trying "a
impress bis fellow democrats e;th
the correct view, that when f he
comes clear that Mr.. jerks canno.
Do elected United States Senator.
then it becomes . matter II
choice between democratic member.
OF the Legislature who Of the repub-
i,can Candidates they shall vote for
for Senator.
The country is told by the Wash
lngton weather bureau that the
late great storm was bred in the
region of the Gulf of Mexico. and
was 1900 miles in diameter, and
had q rotary motion, whirlinp
round and round like the cream
can in an ice cream freezer. Seven
hundred miles of the storm swept
the land along the Atlantic sea
coast. The other side of the storm
was ON the Atlantic ocean. The
storm went off in the direction OF
Iceland.
The Newton Hamilton Watcbman
"a indeed a watchlnan on the Christ,
Ian watchtowcr against Mormonism
1t has driven the Mormon mission.
aaies away from the vicinity of New.
ton Hamilton. and recentiy having
heard that Mormon missionary has
begun work in Black Log Valley, II
instructs one of its friends in that
valley thus~"Johnie get your gun. 4
can OF tar and q pillow Of feathers,
make use of one or the other. ON the
Mormon saints"
DIR. Kings New Life Pills.
Contractor James Horning, had
a lot of spruce trees at the head of
Cuba mill dam cut down, and had
their butts sawed into shingle
lengths. When that was accom-
plished and the blocks ready for
the saw mill the location looked
as If a spring flood might carry
everything away, SO he EMPLOYED
q number of sleds last week, and
had the blocks sledded to the east
end of this town, where the mill
will be put up and the blocks saw
ed into shingles in the near future.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
Harry Dimm, son of Thomas
Dimm. of Greenwood township, is in
from Dakota. to which place he
moved d some IL years ago. This is
bis first visit since he left Juniata.
He sold his farm Of 40 acres to
James Alexander, of Patterson, ono
year ago for $4,000. He says Alex
ander raised 200 acres Of sprirR
wheat last summer. Dimm moved
30 miles north and bought l6O acres
and leased 1900 acres for tbe pur-
pose OF going into the business of
raising cattle. He expects to soon
return to Dakota. He says people
get used to the 20 and 80 degrees Of
colder weather there.
DR.. Kings New Discovery.
The engineer md fremen OF the
train that ran into the rear end Of q
train stuck in the snow
near Coatsville, Pa, in the blizzard
of last week, were both killed. On
The train that was run into, was
Charles Adams druggist clerk, of
this town. Charles says the crash
came without warning, and the hind
and front end of the car he was in
Was broken in at one and tho same
lime, in the twinkle of an eye. He
was struck en- the hack If the head
With something but not burt enough
10 prevent him from getting out and
afterwards helping to tale otheis
put Of The wreck.
Rev. Solomon S;eber. Of Delaware
township. died on. Sunday night
about 1l.30 o'clock, aged 86 years.
He was a son of the late Christian
Sieber, who located in this county,
Fermanagh township, on the land
now known as the Henry Sieber and
Strayer farms, in tie year
1916. He came here from Berks
county and married Miss Anna
Kauffmsn, of Berks county, by whom
were born John, Christian, jonas,
Solomon, Daniel, Abram, Joseph,
David, Mrs Jacob Ricken baugb, Mrs.
Joel Rickenbsugh, Mrs. Gideon
Haldeman. The fureral took place
on W. dnesday afternoon. Inter
mert iE Mennonite church cemetery
in Los, Greek Valley.
DR.. Kings New Life Pills.
The Philadelphia Inquirer men-
tions a pitiful phase of the late
great blizzard at Woodbury., n. j.,
by saying that ON the morning of
the 18th inst, John Wilson on the
outskirts of the city met with a
suffering case, that Of Mary Cur
rens, known all over the city as
sIrish Mary" was found in her
hut with both feet frozen, the fires
having gone out. During the
night she had brought in the room
a COW and it was almost frozen.
With force she was taken to Jail
az it was impossible to take her to
the county house. She may lose
both her feet.
President Mckinley and cabinet
were in Boston last week. Tney
were given q breakfast by business
and professional men. The Presi
dent made a speech and stated that
the Philippine Islands having come
through TIE Spanish war, We canno.
allow them to drift into anarchy. and
become q land of contention fol
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