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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-10-01

The names Of the members of the Com
ei;tee are as foliOwss
lorrs y. srKryso on, Chairman.
y.s,-,, .--a-,Jpsep s y rt;n, A II Will.
rsr,-,. .-1--.lohn sto-e., William 8rsnt.
-',f.g-AwI. bs,rhol.ser, Samuel Rick
nj, b.
7l,-its-Wm Cayeny, " Y Shirk.
s. { Shirts, JAS L Vines.
tn. ,.., sntown-W u Nelson, J N Parker.
f;--e.ro1j-S q Smith, SIMON Shellen-
bergu..
----George Page, D 6 Shellenberger.
: ,-t,"9a-E 6 Shaffer, Levi Light.
p,fg-fsor-s ohu Foreman, W W Copeland
t;l.oni-Rohr Robson, David Cunning
hsr.
;ort Roval-D- A " Shelly, y C Pomeroy
Trrr sit-J G Hertzler, w w Lands.
R,,le-David Adams. John z Kelly.
Sr,uce HiIl-Theo. Nemnser, Sr., Noah Z
Esh.
Tr,carora-Lemuel Murphy, q " M'Kinley
fs,k-Robert Il Patterson, Wm Ross.
Rack Log-A W oyple, George Gunter.
u.F. North. OF Patterson, is the men,
bsr Of the Stale Central Committee for Ju-
r.AtI county.
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Philadelphia & Reading Railroad.
Arrangement OF Passenger Trains.
JrLY 2S;h, 1879.

Trans isavs Harrisburg az folior.:
For New York at 10, 10 4 nj, and 400
=. mI
For Philadelphia, at Is, s 10, . A. 4. NJ,
200 and % ?. m.
For Reading AZ l., : 10. 94J a. NJ 900
O0 and s. y M.
For Pottsvilc al -, 10 a. m. and 4 90
P m. and via SchuylkiIl < Susquchanna
Branch al . 40 ?. m.
For Auburn via ). X = Branch at ~ i,.
For Allentown at Is, s ~ a. -, 200,
and 90 p. N.
The ) Is and g ~ A. n, trains have through
cars for New York.
Ths ) u =. m. train has through rars for
Philadelphia.
SUNDAYS.
For Ne* York at 5 10 .. M
For allentown and way stations at > - =. III.
For Reading, Philadelphia AID way station,
at l II P. N.
Trans for Harrts5u-g bare re fo'iow,,
Leave New York at 10 a. NJ. / 90 and
$50 p IN.
Leave Philadelphia at 2 Is a. m, and 4 On,
and 2O p. IN.
Leave Reauing at "a 40, %, IL 30 a. ~,
20, q - aud 10 s. p. ~
Leave PoJtsvilic 81 30, 9 / ) a. M. aud 10
I. NJ, and via Sohuylkill aHd SGsquchs1-
IA Branch at s 10 a. m.
Leave Auburn via 5 s 5. Branch at II 80
a.
Le1vs Allentown at 40, O3 a. m, 1: 10,
80 and 0j P. IN.
Does no! run on No.dag1.
SUSD.iFS.
Leave New York at 3n Y. N.
Leave Philadelphia at : ~ = NJ
Leave Reading at 20 .ad 10 a. a. apd L.
81 pm.
Leave Allentown at 9 9o5 p m.
]. F.. WOOTTEN.
General Manager.
C. &. HANCOCK,
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TO CONSU UMPriVES.

The advertiser, having been permanently
cured OF that dread disease. ConS;iuptiuu,
by simple remedy, il anxious 20 niahr
known t. his fell0w-SIIticrS the MEATS -
cure. To Al who desire il, b. will >,.-.. -
copy of the prescription used. Gree OF
with the duec;IorS Tor Preparing
and using the same, which they Will .sHd
Sure cUKE tor Consumption, Asthma, Brou-
chitis, &c. Parties Wishing the Pre5crip-
ton, viii please address,
L. \. r ILSON,
l9i Penn street, Willi.ushurgh, NY,
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WESTWARD FAST TRAINS.

Pacific Express leaves Philadelphia | 50
pm; Harrisburg 20 m; Duncannon 4
50 a tn; Newport 5 IA am; Mitliin ) So a
m; Lewistown 8 Is am; McVeytowa 8 ii
a IN; Mt. Union % 4 m; Huntingdon :
2o I n; Pctersbur=7 tam; Spruce Greek
Z - m; Tyrone Is IN; Bells Mills
S SO Il m; Altoona s 80 a n; PittsbuIg 2
l A pm.
Pitt>burg Express leaves Philadelphia at
6 p m; Harrisburg II Is pm; Mar, sville
10 81 IN; MiiIl,r IL 81 pm; Lewistown
II ci a IN; Huntingdon Is IN; Tyrone
j3 4 IN; Altoona 25 a m; Pittsburs 20
4 m.
Fast Line leaves Philadelphlt at IL ij a
N; Harrisburg 3 - pm; Militia ) 20 p IN !;
Lewistown ; y pui Huntingdon 8 2S pm !;
Tyrone { rs pun; Altoona 10 M E; Pitts
S.irg II Is pm
EASTWARD FAST TRafSs.
Philadelphia Express leaves Pit;Sburg at
4 40pm; Altoona 81 "a; Bells Mills
9 10 pm; Tyrone 2ipm; Spruce Greek
.95S pm; Huntingdon 10 " ? III ; Lewis
town 10 IS m; Miiliu II Ham: Harris
burg l. 80 am; and arrives N Philadelphia
At 3 so IN,
audhtiC fApTeSS lcaNes flttsourE AT lO
pm; AltoOnI 6 Il pm; Tyrone g 81 pm ;
Huntingdon IS pm; SIT. Union 90 ? IN ;
NcVeytown > 2 m; Lewi>town 80 P III +;
Miiilin 9 - IN; Newport . 80 p u; Dun
cannon 10 20 p m; Harrisburg lc 81 p m
arrives in Philadelphia 3 90 an.
Pacific Express leaves PIttSburg at - a
N; Altoona s. am; fyrono 800 i m
Huntingdon s SO am; Lewistown 8 30 a N
Mi!ilin 81 N; Harrisburg II 30 u
arrives IN Philadelphia - III.
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est possible efficiency and uniformity of re-
suits, which enables physicians as well as
invalids to use it with confidence 1t il
the most reliable remedy for diseases "
the throat and lungs that science has pfo-
duced. 1t strikes at the foundation Of all
pulmonary diseases, affording prompt
and certain relief, and Is adapted 10 pa
tientS OF any age or either sex. Besng
very palatable, the youngest children
take il without difficulty. In the treat
ment of ordinary Coughs, Colds, Sore
Throat, Bronchitis, Influenza, Cler-
gyman's Sore Throat, Asthma, Group,
and Catarrh, the effects of AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL are magical, and multi
tudes are annually preserved from serious
illness by its timely and faithful use. 1t
should be kept at hand in every house
hold, for the protection it affords in sud-
den attacks. In whooping-couSh and
Consumption there is no other remedy
SO efficacious, soothing, and helpful.
The marvellous cures which Ayers
CHERRY PECToRAL has effected all over
the world are a sufficient guaranty that il
will continue to produce the hest results.
An impartial trial will convince the most
sceptical of its wonderful curative power,
as well as Of its superiority over all other
preparations for pulmonary complaints.
EminenAhysicians in all parts OF the
country, knowing its composition, recon-
mend AYERS CHERRY PECToRkL TO inva-
lids, and prescribe ii in their practice.
The test Of half a century has proved its
absolute certainty to cure all pulmonary
complaints not already beyond the reach
OF human aid.
Prepared by Dr.. J. c. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
Lowell, Mass.
SOLD BIT ALL DRUGGISTS EvrEr~nxHI.
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EnRGRS OF Youth.

4 GENTLEMAN who suffered i:.r ,gt-s
Il from Nervous DEBliITi, PREHA-
TURE DECAY, and all the effects OF with
ful ind discretion, will tor the sal- "i suit.--
ing humanity, send free 70 all ,hp need =,
the recipe and tireCtis. tor making tie Si.l
pie remedy by which he Ws> cured. SUf-
iereTs wishing To prof; by the alyer;i,cr's
experience can do 50 by addressing il. per
feet confidence,
JOHN =. &C DEV,
AZ Cedar street, Ncy Yor..
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THs headquarters of the Republican State
c.n,ral Committee are al rooms and
c,,,;uertaI Hotel, Ninth and Chestnut
....s;s. Philadelphia.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-10-01
Eia SPRING FRESBYTERY.

The Piesbytyy Of Zig Spring met III the
U. p. Church at McCoysviilo, On Sept. 23d,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, ant Has opened with a
sermon f.r the Rev. Mf. Black, of MERGERS
burg, Pa. Text, Rom. IA: IL.
After reading and approving the minutes
of last melting and appointing committees,
adjourned 10 meet at $50 p NJ, to hold a
Ssbbath-schOol convention.
Presbytery met al 2.30. Captain Wood
burn, OF Newsiile, was appointed chairman.
and James Irxin secretary. The meeting
was opened by singing part of the ssh
Psalm, and was led in prayer by the Rev.
Mr.. Oliver. The first topic discussed was
the advantages of Organic ,tion." Open
ed by Rev. Samuel Jamison; followed by
Mrssrs. Adair, J. Nevin Pom roy, o ivrr
and J. Jannson, Brfbank and A;tk n. The
hour of adjournment having arrived, took a
recess until 7.30 NJ
EvESISa SESSION.
Convention met at !. 80 p. NJ, Mr. Wood =
burn in the chair. Spent short time in
devotional exercises. The first topic,-
- What is the Work of the Teacher l''--
was opened by J. NJ. Adair; followed by
Messrs. McAlister, s. Ismison and Wood
burn and others. The discussion OF this
topic occupied most of the evening.
Adjourned to meet "Wednesday morning
at lOr3O AN.
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
Convention met at 1890 A N. Opened
by singing par, of the 34th Psalm, and
prayer by McAlister. First question:
'.Should Sabbath-schocls BE- Kept Open all
the Year Round i''-was opened by Rev.
McBurney; followed by Aitken and Jami-
son. Second question, -" On Whom does
the Responsibility of the Sabb,th- school
Rest F'-was opened by Mr.. Aiken; follow
ed by Messrs. McAlister, McGill and A. J.
Patterson, Esq, and others. The hour of
adjournment having arrived, took . recess
until 2.30 P.M
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Convention met at 80 A. NJ, Mr.. Wood
burn in the chair. Spent half an hour in
devotional exercises. The first question:
..How are we 10 Teach, and TO What Ex-
tent are We to Teach the Distinctive p rinci-
pies OF me Church f''-was opened by Rev.
}. VI. Adair; followed By S. Jamison and
others. The last question of this session
Was, 'The Normal Glass, and How to be
Conducted" Opened by Mr.. McBurney
follow ed by McAlister. The hour of ad-
journment having arrived, closed with ben
ediction.
EVENING SESSION.
Opened with singing the 23d Psalm, and
prayer by Rev j. Janison. The first ques-
tinn discussed was, /" How Can the Pastor
Best Instruct the Teacher for the Work OF
Teaching 2" Opened by Rev. Burbank
followed by Mr.. Aitken aud others. This
being the last session, it was interspersed
with devotional exercises.
Altogether the meeting was a good one.
Dinner was served in the basement of the
church on both days.
PresbyteIv adjourned to meet in the U.
of April, 1880, att O'Clock P. NJ, to be opened
with a sermon by Rev. Mr.. Aitken, Of York
county, Pa. Closed BY singing last erse Of
I2d Psalm and the Benediction.
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SF-tiai .ictircS.
TIE WORLDS :sE5s.

DR. Z. D. WllBrEN's AtTERArIyE SErrp.
ia remedy used THIGTY-FiVE YEATS
ia a private psgctice, and mover isiliug tc
ttilc,'iiv cure
RHEUN MATHS DROPS
ErysipylIs. Scrofull. Secnr .try syphilis,
Gravel. Diabetes, aud ali di>-ISCE is irnlrh
the bloo.i il Implicated, ia now offered 2,
the public
Sold bv all Retail Druggists. and .~hn.e-
ssie nrlyy by TIE WE.HUES y IDieISE Ca
P. o. Box 33s, dorchester, :. Y.
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NE. Fritz, of Fayette township VIII sell
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, on Thursday October
ls 1879, live stock, the products OF the
farm and household Effects
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-10-01

The Executors of the estate Of AloAan-
der Andrews, deceased, will offer at public
sale, on the premises, at O'Clock P. NJ, on
Saturday, October 4, 1879, farm of eighty
acres, late the property of said decedent.
having thereon erected a good dwelling
house, bank barn, wagon-shed and other
outbuidings. See bills.
Samuel B. Smith will sell a general vari-
ETY. OF household goods, at Smiths Tan
merry, one-half north of Union school house,
in Fayette township, on Saturday, October
4. 1879. See bills.
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EUMATis DROPS
RIMRIES.

| will mail (Fre.) the recipe tor Il simple
' sGTT IBLE BALM that will remove ~,
PiMPLES aud BLUrCTES,
leaving he skin soft, clc,. aud heGu:i.ul:
also Instructions fOt predicting L luSuri:nt
grUty th ui ha!r on BALI .-.i % smooth
face. Address, Inci"siEg h stump, ben.
Vandelf y Co., ~ Ana STREET, y. \.
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To give thee all the rest"
A FEW years ago, horse owned by Jack
Graham. cut 4 shine that resulted IN an up
set on South Main street. Two of the three
men that we're then in the wagon were quite
severely hurt. Last Friday Jacks horse
cut another caper. 1t was just the time
when the Reunion procession was passing
southward through Main street. The aorse
was tied 10 a post in front of John Kirk S
store, and without much ado he allowed the
head of the procession 10 pass. The mid
die of the procession had about pass d
when he took a horse notion, broke the strap
BY which he was tied, and upset Charlie
Parker, who was trying to hold him, and
then being loose he dashed down town in
the direction in which the procession was
moving. lie passed hundreds of people
without touching one, but wlen he ran into
the Mifiintown Band the spriug wagon 10
which he was hitched knocked down Cloya
Panuebaker, William Rollman aud David
luk. hOliilan was net much nurt nc
picked himself up and resumed his music,
but Fink and PannebAker were SO severely
hurt that they could not hold their places
in the Band. The runaway horse seemed
to be strongly attracted by the music, and,
having put into 4 state of discord the Band
OF this place, he ran into the Newport Band,
aud knocked two of Its members to the
ground, but with no injury tut the fright
and the tearing of coat By the time he
had passed through the dressy Newport
Band he was out OF the procession. The
runaway career of the animal was contin-
ued to Moist's spring, where he was caught,
and, singular to relate, horse, harness and
wagon were all in first-rate condition, moth
ing being broken excepting the hitching
strap, which was broken at the start. Eco
pie marvcled how the horse and wagon ran
through a street crowded to the number of
thousands without seriously injuring OF kill
ing some one.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1879-10-01

.WHILE Abraham Linco coln was prac ticing
law a; Springfield, H., he was employed as
counsel by an old farmer whe had sued a
ucighbor on account of some misunder-
standing about horse trade. JuGge Logan,
Mr.. I.incolS's partner, was counsel for the
defendant in the case The defendants
chance of winninge as Mr.. Lincoln soon
saw, was hardly to Sbe overcome. Judge
Logan made brilliant argument, dazzling
the jury with his knowledge Of horse
points, but as the day was warm pulled on
his coat. Mr.. Lincoln, who was directly
behind Judge Logan, observed that mis- elo-
quent partner had in his haste in dressing
put his shirt on with the bosom at the bick.
Seizing the point he arose and said to the
jury; 'Gentiemen, Mr.. Logan has been try
ing Tor over an hour to make you believe
that he knows more about a horse than
these honest old farmers who are witnesses;
he has quoted largely from his horse doc
tor and now. gentlemen, submit tc ycr
(here he lifted Logan out Of his chair ard
turned his back to the jury and the crowd,
at the same time Tipping up his enormous
standing collar), what dependence can You
place on his horse knowledge when he tls
not sense enough to put on his shirtP The
roars of laughter that greeted tins exhibit
ton, and the verdict that Lincoln got soon
after, gave Logan a permanent prejudice
against bosom shirts"
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SHORTLOCHLS.
There are about 20 U. 2. Churches
in Pittsburg and vicinity.

There are about 20 U. 2. Churches
in Pittsburg and vicinity.
Philadelphia grain markets on Satur-
day September 27-lS79. " heat Sl.23
toi 2S. Corn 5Ito54 Oats, 33to3o.
Augustus Hrnkle, aged about 20
wears, son of grocer Hlnkle, died at the
residence of John &. Moser, In this
place on Tuesday morning.
Thomas Evans, of DuGcaEnou, was
killed on Sunday, at Harrisburg while
walking on the track of the Pennsyi-
yania Railroad. lie was struck by a
locomotive.
Among the Jews, last Saturday was
a fast day. The fast lasted from FRIDAY
evening to Saturday evening They ao-
s.ained from both eating aud drinking.
1t was the ias, OF Yom Kippur or Day
Of AtoDement.
A walking contest for the OLeary
belt, and $500 prize money will take
MACE IN New York beginning on the oih
of October aud ending the llth day o'
October. Among the contestants for
the belt, and money is Timothy Spell
acy of Nlillerstown Perry county Penna'
The Russian Court invited DIR. aver ana
his family to the Archduke's wedding IN the
ROYAL Palace. This distinction was a"2ru
ed him not only because he was an Amerl'
can. but also because his name as a physi
c;s, had become faYcrably known in khss's
on its passage round the worid.-fHe0''
tCol.) People.
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NorIcE.-The Juniata Agricultural Soct-
ety will hold Its Nineteenth Annual Exhibi-
ton at Port Royal, on the sth, 9th and 10th
days of October, 1879.
NOAH HERTZLER, President.
JOHN P. WHARTON, Secretary.
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PHGSIx PICTORIAL has been in general use
for fifteen years, and nearly all who began
to use it then continue its yet. Price, 20
cents Sold by Banks & Hamlin, Miffiin-
town, and Hamlin & Co., Patterson, ia.
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Fp5u PEoF 4. l. GUss' ADDRESS, DELIv-
FEED ~ CEE-Ses, Before THE JUNIArA
V.LLrT PRINTERS ASSOCIATION, SEP
. IL Z & lslq.
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NehC Adrerffse ,nenfS.

Diseases of the
pulmonary organs
are so prevalent and
fatal. That a safe and
reliable remedy for
them is invaluable
to every community.
AYERS CHERRY
PICTORIAL is such a
r e IN e dy, and no
other so eininently
merits the conf
dence Of the public.
IL is a scientific com
bination of the medi-
cinal principles and
curative virtues Of
the finest drugs,
chemically united,
III insure the prear-
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g. e. HANCOCK,
Geae-ai fG-i'r fttSs, .4gsnt.
Manhood: HowLost, How Re:tore5

Manhood: HowLost, How Re, tore5
~ just published, a new edition Of
IL DR. Dr., &C., caiye5~s,l's h,,, Celebrated Essay
cine) of SDermatorrhG.a or Seminal weak
ness, Involuntary Seminal Losses. Impo
teBey, Mental and Physical Incapacity, I'M
pcdimeuts to Marriage, etc also, Con-
sumption, Epilepsy and F.ts, induced BY
se,l-indulgence or sexual eN!savaglnce g.
The celebrated author, ia this admirable.
Essay, clearly demonstrates. FROM ssirty
years. successful practice, that the alarm
ing consequences of sclf-abuse may be rad
ically cured without the dangerous Use OF
internal medicine OF the application @; tho
knife; pointing ont a mole of cure 4t once
simple, certain, and eifJctual. BY means Of
which eye-v sufferer, d" D,atter vha; his
condition may be, nay cure himself cheap
IL, psivately, ami :0iieriiy.
"fhis Lecture should BE- in the hands
of every youth and every man in the land.
Sent free, under seal in plain e''ve'. =,
to any address.
Address the PubliS hers.
THE CULyFRN EtL MEDICAL CO.,
Al Ann S.. New y Ork;
/ iuncls-Iy Pdst-O.fice Box 1916.
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;. THou art not NV first love,

"THoU art not my first love,
For loved before We met,
And the nlem'ry ei that summer dream
l. pleasant TO n,e yet.
But thoul thou art my last love,
MY dearest aud ny best.
MY heart but shed its outer leaves
To give thee all the rest"
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FOR SALE.-A commodious Dwelling
House, and two Store Rooms, in the bor-
ough of Mifiiintown, Juniata county, Pa.
This is a rare chance to acquire dwelling
house, and business place in Mifiiintswn
chance, which if left pass, may bot be
equaled in many years. For particulars,
call at, or address this office. jan29-u
Camphor Milk cures Headache and Neu-
ralgia.
Camphor Milk cures Rheuratism and
Lame Back.
Camphor Milk cures Cuts, Bruises ana
Burns.
Camphor Milk costs 25c; bottles 81.
Sold BY Banks & Hamiin, Miiilintown, and
Hamlin & Co., Patterson. [marl9-iy
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The Juaiata Valley Press,

Or that Part Of II that Rsf2ies 70 yuni-
ala Comfy.
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Phoenix Pectoral will cure your Cough.
Phoenix PectOral cures hoarseness quickly
Phoenix Pectoral tastes good and brings
rest.
Phoenix Pectoral costs 25c; 5 bottles si.
Sold by Banks s. Hamlin, Mifilinto~n' &
Hamlin & Co., Patterson. [marl9-ls
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Committee Meeting.

All members of the Republican County
,,ommittee are requested TO meet at Wills
,otel. in the borough of Mitfiintown, on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER >, 1879,
At o'clock P. NJ, to transact campaign
i,s;pess. 4 full attendance is heartily de-
sirsble.
LOUIS f. ATKINSON, Chairman.
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DIT ES OF all kiu.iS. TUMr2
lLLo discharges of BLOOr. or
mucus, and all diseaSo, OF the REJTCI
quickly and perfectly cured by simple an
soothing REMEDY. For information -
dress pR. !. FABER X CO.
- Ara street, y. y.
Jan -, iS79-6m
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Decision on The Homestead.

Tho case of Fannie u. White against
William u. Roach and Francis Arnold,
involving the construction OF the 32d sec.
ton of article 2 OF the State constitution,
In relation 10 homesteads, wns filed yes.
terday morning. Messrs. Sloan and
Muller represented the plaintiff, and Mr..
'M0nteith represented the defendants.
tiHhad been levied on for rent, and even
the bed she slept in taken from under
her, upon tho theory that such furniture
was not exempt from levy and sale I'M
der tho Homestead laws, because she was
not owner of real estate.
His Honor Judge Mackey charged rs
matter OF law that IL was great mistake
70 suppose that tho head of q family could
not claim homestead In personal prop
erty unless he owned real estate. He
ssss!!a The. y .!ass generally supposed the.
tho case OF Duncan rs. Barret was 80 de-
oided, but that an examination of that
case would show the contrary. That case,
he said, merely decided that tho head of
family could not exempt agricultural
products from levy and sale us tie annu-
al products of his homestead unless
he owned the land on which snch agri-
cultural products were raised.
= Tho trial of the case resulted In a. vor-
dict for the plaintiff for $3.50.
Upon, the rendition of the verdict and
when tho jury fec of ono dollar was
handed to tho jury, tho jury, through
receive the dollar, and begged leave to
return 1t to the plaintiff, who hnd ap-
peared from the evidence TO be in q
greatly impoverished condition.
His Honor remarked to the jury that
their conduct In returning the dollar
was as becoming to them as was the ver-
dict they had Columbia Regis