Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1885-05-27

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renewed growth and luxuriance. II .Iso
restores faded or gray hair to its ORIGIN,
saik color, and radically cures nearly eva-r
disease of the scalp.
Inc meeting of the Womans, ch,;..;.
temperance Union, are held in ,ba ~
n'' rO't Room, once IN two weeks. pe,t
s monday evening, June Isl. 745
L. +. VAN FossES.
Secretary.
0n "onaay morning about two O'Clock
'iie mouse of N. d. Vandyke. was buro,.r;,
ea' The robbers secured $4,000 belong.
ing to t. W. Rhine, 500 and si,ve.
wa'ch worth $4,000 belonging to J. H
Nandyke and $500 belonging ,o w n
'anoyke. No clue to the burglars has vet
been found.
ino Lewistown Democrat says: From
'he information We can gather it apnears
lnat SIX deer have been killed by dogs in
Licking Valley, eleven in the monntoi,
range from the Narrows to Manavunt ons
last week near Siglervills, and no doubt
others. Many of these were does with fawn
How long will hunters and Others tolerate
'his wholesale destruction of our best game
oy the worthless ours kept in the neighbor-
hood of deer ranges
citizen the other day was saying to an
other citizen, 'I don't understand whv If
Is, that the people elected Cleveland after
they knew of his scrape with Mariah.'' s.I
Know" said the, other citizen, sshe didn't
deny it. He was like George Washington.
who you know couldn't tell a lie.D The
first citizen threw up his hands and exclaim-
ed, ''shades OF George Washington and his
little hatchet," and then he walked away
| hastily.
Brooklyn bridge is 1856 feet from the wat
er, about as high as the court house steep-
le A few days ago swimmer named Cd
lum dropped himself from the bridge to the
river. He went down feet foremost, till
within 30 feet OF the water, when he turned
and lit on the water on his side. Friends
were IN boat below to rescue him. He
lived long enough TO ask what Kind of a
jump he had made, and was answered, afirst
class" He closed his eyes and died as
another crank victim to the love of motor.
iety.
The Lutheran congregation in this place
have a debt of only about $50. They are
! the owners Of valuable chur ch property
and parsonage. Moslem Lutheran church.
located about four miles from Kuiztown, is
one hundred and twenty-five years old. 1t
is large stone bIi'ding, Of octagoual shape
and has seats for seven hundred people
I be organ in it is pipe organ, one hundred
and fifteen years old. There is valuable
tract of one hundred and twenty five acres
of land. owned and adjoining the building.
In addition TO all that, the congregation
have no debts, hut have at this time twen-
ty-one hundred dollars N the treasury. In
l775 the first American ancestor of the ed
itor Of the SENTINEL AND REPUBLICAN was
one OF the deacous of Moslem church.
This community was shocked on We'd
nesday morning, when informed that Squire
Jacob Beidler had died during the night
that had Just passed, for it wss well known
to most OF the people that he was in good
health, on Tuesday evening. He had at
tended IL ihc business Of his law office.
aud the business of Justice on Tuesday,
and in the evening had attended a meeting
/ of The Loan Association, in Port Royal and
/ in this place, and men who had met him at
the places designated, we're amazed to learn
/ of his death. On Tuesday evening about
| Q O'Clock, he was at home in the enjoyment
Of good health, ard after eating two apples
/ retired for the night about half past o.
clock. Mrs. Beidler heard him make pecu-
/ liar noise, she asked the reason He COM
planned of severe pain in his head. She
arose and sent for DR.. Crawford and neigh
/ Dor. Samuel Rollman, when neighbor Roll
man and the Doctor arrived, Mr.. Beidler
was conscious bHt scarcely noticed their
presence. lie sank rapidly. He complain
ed once or twice of pain in his head. His
| stomach seemed to be disturbed, and his
case was such that the skill Of the ablest
practitioner could do nothing for him. In
1 less than three hours his soul had passed
beyond the confines of earth. His, was a
case of apoplexy. In early life be had
learned the trade of blacksmith, afterward
became druggist, and after he was elected
Prothonotary, he read law, and at the time
OF his death he had large practice. He
was a self made man, and 4 citizen who al
wa,s countenanced the solid interests ol
society. He had been a soldier against re-
belIion, a member of the Lutheran church
a Mason, Knight OF Pythias, Mechanic
Red Man, an Odd Fellow, a member OF th'
q. A. r. He was native of Juniata Co., and
aged 81 years, month and Il days. The
funeral took place on Friday. Intermen'
in Union Cemetery. \ wife and son mourn
the loss ofa faithful husband and indulgeni