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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-25

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FRIED d HICKS
NOTICE.

have this day associated with me in the drug
business Mr.. JAS N. MOON, under the firm
name of WILLIAM A. BISHOP & CO.
WILLIAM A. BISHOP,
DATED MAY 22D, 1891.
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sI'E1IAL NOTICE,

sly person Or persons having any elaine
aepihi cues % demands against rue undeFsigned
iteseht them Tor pay Irff, ana al Indebted
please uiske inmeaiate payment
tom Il FORD
- Jones Street, CITY
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-02-01

Your health
is a citadel.
The winter $
storms are
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| he is teaching his quartette the latest
glees. They are becoming quite proh-
ciens.
f. S Sam Mckee. Of Woodland. as
Bones; was immense last Fridag even
ing at Bergen Hall
The formation of q. commandery of the
Knights OF Malta. TO be composed OF
members of the Knights of Pythias, is
booming. IL is proposed to start with a
hundred charter members.
p G. L. M. Butler smiles big smole
when you ask him about Newark He
says Immense and Jersey City was all
there.
Prof. George Refill will soou be Bro
ther George Refill. Quite an addition TO
the talent.
Brother Van Antwerp is the d. D. G. G.
for the Malta in Jersey City and the
neighboring village OF New York.
The pleasant features of p. ID. ID. q. q.
p. Stanley of Lincoln LOdRe are often
seen at the convent lions of Rathbone
Lodge. Why not visit Lincoln OCCASION
P. G. E. r. Vessels. It is said, will de.
liver his lecture, What Night Do
Spend at Home?n during the session os
the Grand Lodge at Trenton. 1t will be
huge Pythian treat. p G., his assistant,
will act as his financial man, with p. g.
}. Solomon as manager. Admission viii
be free to all members of the order.
Past Chancellors Butler, VESSEL, Scho-
Der, Solomon, Nehardt and Plckens, of
Jersey City Lodge No IS, are going to
ride the goat at Odd Fellowship 10 Jersey
City Lodge No. "a on next Tuesday.
Knights who are also Odd Fellows are in
yited to attend. Roche's Hall, TOP. floor.
The officers of Lafayette Lodge No. 10.
knights of Pythias, will meet at their
castle hall on Sunday afternoon, at two
o'clock, for rehearsal of the work Of the
order. This lodge has received o number
OF propositions, and in order TO have the
work in good shape has resolved to hold
rehearsals at intervals. The chancellor
commander will be pleased TO have any
member OF the lodge come and assist the
officers Wednesday evening to work the
second rank
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ing. Every delegate should be on hand
The rooms are in Columbia Hall. Ton
nele avenue and Broadway, near the
Marion railroad station.
favorite song in Eureka Section is the
one entitled "Can You Then Love An
other?h
Eureka Sections quiet trio is composed
OF Brothers Davis. Lawrence and
Christie
Brother James MeGrath, who mas been
interested in the G. of 4. since its forma-
ton, over forty years ago, was present at
IvRrhoe on Thursday evening and made
an address. As is well known, Brother
McGrath is an excellent speaker at all
times, and Thursday evening was no ex-
ception to the rule. He received q cordial
welcome. He was instrumental in organ
izlng Ivanhoe six years ago.
Fisk section held a large and enthusiasts
tic meeting on Friday evening in Armory
Hall. A number of members of Eureka
were present. i
The masquerade reception to be held IN
Fairmount Hall on Wednesday evening
is under the auspices of the following
members OF Fisk Section:-E. A. Schult,
G. N. Benson. George Conway, William
Holley, John Dingwall, L. r. Mace, NJ
Whitlock. |. G. Appleton, L. Wilson and
NJ Sales
Brother De Alva. of Ivanhoe. has Of
Tered SOld medal TO Tine 1lr5U person Or
ganizing a new section.
Eureka Section VIII hold its entertain
ment and reception in Roche's Hall on
Wednesday. February IS. 1t will have q
first class entertainment. Ben" Teese
constantly boasts OF Eureka Section. He
is proud Of the temperance boys of that
section.
BILLY" Clark, of Hudson. is an optical
delusion in the neighborhood of his sec
ton. Come, William, let Hudson have
your pleasant company once in q while.
Fisk Sections committee on the cele-
bration OF the anniversary WILL in all
probability, report at the next meeting in
favor OF a reception in the large hall
in the Armory.
The next meeting of Fisk Section will
be held on Tuesday evening in Armory
Hall, No. 723 Grand street.
Seven or eight N TENDERS of Fisk Section
are engaged at present in organizing q
council of the ]. o. u A. NJ. Bro hel
Dingwall is in charge.
They say that Parson Houliston, OF
Eureka, was married few days ago
BEN Teese officiating as minister.
The boys kept Worthy Archon Hoilely
busy on Friday evening deciding poin is
of order.
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DAUGHTERS or fIBERTY.

At an informal meeting held at the resi-
dence of Sister s. G. Smith on Monday
evening it was decided to renew the "good
old tines,o which at one time were such
pleasant feature of Martha Washington
Council's meetings. Every member is re-
quested to be present at the next meet
ing, to be held at Union Hall. Friday,
February Is.
Sister NJ. B. Smith is taking an inter
est in the work. She has proposed many
new members. She promises to have sew
eral propositions for next meeting.
Members of the Relief Committee are
requested to call on Brother O. A. Taft,
who now lies seriously Ill at his home on
York street. He will probably be con
hued to his bed for some time.
Brother 6. B. Ludlum will be please
to have all members make returns to him
for. tickets prior to the next meeting.
Sister and Brother G. B. Buddington
of Lady Franklin Council, report theiI
council is in excellent condition.
Brother S. G. Smith is said to tart
visibly every time he sees BARRIERS
pole.
The ladies have decided to make Martha
Washington Coun ell the most popular
social organization ID Jersey City. and il
is believed they can do it.
Mention has been made of q Martha
Washin gton tea party on February %.
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Tie Highest office in the
Masonic Grand Lod &c
Given to a Prominent
Jersey City Man.
LIVELY WEEK IN THE SECRET SOCIETIES.
Notes and Gossip Gathered in the
Ante-Rooms Of Lodge
and Council.

The nasons of this city are jubilant.
The highest honor IN the Grand Lodge
has been conferred on a worthy brother OF
this city. Many years have elapsed since
a Jersey City mason was elected as pre-
siding officer Of the grand body. The
successful candidate was within an ace
of winning it q few years ago. He will
nuke proficient aud acceptable grand
master.
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popular as to need no special mention. Ali who
have used Electric Bitters sing the same song OF
praise "A purer medicine does not exist, and It is
guaranteed to do all that is claimed Ei3ctrc Bit
fers will cure all diseases OF the Liver ana Kid
neys, viii remove Finpes, Boils Salt Rheuin and
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well as cure all Maiarial fevers.-4 For cure OF
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FORESTERS OF AMERICA.

The subscription book for stock Of the
Foresters' Hall is now open at the Office
of the secretary, Judge Weed, at No. AZ
Gregory street Brother Weed Is recon-
mendation is, the quicker the stock is dis
posed Of he sooner the hall will be built.
Five dollars with each share is the first
assessment.
The directors of the Foresters' Hall AS
ISOLATION will meet at Koche's Hall at
eight O'Clock tomorrow night to sell
stock
Court Warren gave the older courts a
lesson innustiing in the competition for
the flag at the ball OF Pride Of New Jer-
sey Circle. Warren Won the prize and
Chief Ranger Shaw enjoyed hearty
laugh at the surprise and discontinue of
the veterans This court will in future
meet ut Cooper Hall on the first and third
Monday of each month.
Masquerade ball of Court Warren at
Woods Hall on Monday. March 30, will
be an interesting social event.H
r, 9. X. Thomas b. O'Neill, OF Court
Gienwood, is an enthusiastiand hustler.
He contempates now organizing circle
Of the Companions of the Forest. What
ever Tom undertakes is bound to be d sue
cess II energy and ability can accomplish
it.
Court Hamilton will dance at Woods
Hall next Wednesday night. If none but
It's members parbicipate the event Will be
o success. As every active Forester talks
of going, the hall will be crowded.
| Court Pride of Bayonne is comfortable
| 1t hasa snug bank account II is SO DOC
| ahead of its debts. N
/ Brother John Carroll, F. S.of Court
| Hamilton, met with serious accident {
| few days ago. He was dragged long
distance By d Broauwaycar IN q fractured
his kneecap. He Will be prisoner a.
home formany days
The next Grand Court will meet a
/ Paterson on May II.
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Emulsion and prescribed by the Med
ical Profession all world ingredients scientifically
combined greatly increase their remedial value
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CAUTION SCOTS Emulsion is put in samonood wrappers
Be genuine Prepared Scott Bowne
Manufacturing Chemists, New York All Druggists
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-06-17
Sudden Deaths

People OF this community had not
ceased talking of the sudden death
OF Rufus Davis of Fermanagh town
ship, when they were startled by the
announcement that ss.Nrs. .Kinter of
Milford township, was found dead in
bed by the side of her husband on
the morning of the Sth inst. She
was well the day before and when
she retired in the evening she was in
her usual state Of health. She was
aged about 20 years. The past week
has been fruitful in sudden deaths,
as is evidenced by the numerous des-
patches announcing unexpected de-
misc of people in many different
parts of the country A sudden
double death is noticed as follows:
WILKEsBARHE, June 8 Henry
Trumbauer, of Ross Township, few
miles west of Shickshinny, farmer
45 years old, retired at an early hour
Sunday night in his usual good
health and to all outward appear.
ances never felt bettor in his lif o.
The noxt morning his wife was hor-
rifed by tha discovery of his dead
body in bed. He had passed quiet
ly away during the night without
struggle
On the same night his brother vii
liam, living in Hemlock township,
about ten miles away, retired hale
and hearty He, too, showed nc
symptoms of illness, His daughter
not sesing her father come down as
usual, went up stairs and found him
dead on the bed Death came to the
two brothers almost at the same
moment.
The occurrence has created not {
little excitement IL tho neighborhood
as ths men were wellknewR in the
community. No marks of violence
could be found on their bodies, and
the general belief is that death was
due 10 natural causes. Both wsr;
married, and each leaves q wife and
family.
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DIED:

RoDorRs.-On the 5th inst, in
Blairsville, Indiana county, Joseph
Rodgers, aged 60 years and months
DAv1s.-On the 7th inst, Rufus
W. Davis, of .Fermanagh township,
in the 62nd year of his age.
SH1TH-On the 9Th inst, IN Nc
Alisterville FROM blood poisoning, re-
sulting from a carbuRcle, Hon. Jacob
Smith, aged about 10 years.
RIcE.-On May 9th, 1891, of par
alysis, Mrs. Margaret Rice, wife OF
Jesse Rice, of Spruce Hill township,
aged n years, months and s days
THoMpsoN.-On the 29th ult., in
Topeka, Kansas, from apoplexy, L.
b. Thompson formerly of this county
and father of Miss G. J. Thompson,
of this place.
ALLEN-On January 18th, 1891, il
Wooster, Ohio, John Allen, formerly
of Beale township, this county, aged
II years, 2 months and 0 days The
deceased was the father of J. Harvey
Allen, of Walker township;
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Probating a Will.

Last Thursday Register and Re
corder L. Z. Berry, had tha matter
of the probation of the VIII of Mrs.
r. c. Gallagher before him. Five
wills. each one made by Mrs. Gala
cher at a different date had been fl
ed in the Recorders Office. In
the interest of the legatees were
lawyers Lyons, Atkinson and Pen
nell. Patterson and Nicely The en-
tire forenoon was devoted TO the
question of method of procedure,
there being no precedent to govern
in the case OF such multiplicity OF
wills and as it was stated that an
other will or two is in existence, and
has not been fled, it was deemed
best by the Court to appoint anoth
er day for a further hearing, and for
the purpose Of issuing citation on
such as are said to have an unified
will. Probate court will again be
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Hold IL to t..e Light.

The man who tells you confden-
tally Just what viii cure your cold,
is prescribing Kemp's Balsam this
year. In the preparation of this re-
markable medicine for coughs and
colds no expense is spared to com
bine only the best and purest ingred-
tents. Hold bottle of Kemp's Bal,
sam to the light and look through it,
notice the bright, clear look; then
compare with other remedies. Price
soc and 81. IT,
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walker Township Notes.
Come down from off the shelf
Nou idle rusty Pen.
And Write where women are
And sneak Of busy men.

And Write where women are
And speak Of busy men.
Chelr.es are ripe.
The latest report is that Samuel
Zeiders, one Of the members OF the
Juniata Drum Corp, and Miss Jennie
kinslow were married last week
Miss Emmq Kaufman of Miflin
Co, is visiting..her niece Mrs. Charles
Woods of Locust Run.
Jadge 1fc.Heen and his son An
drew wera in Va. near Winchester
last week locking after the interested
his farm.
Miss Lizzie and Miss Emma Dash
CT OF Mexico were visiting friends
near Thompsontown, last Tuesday
and Wednosday. They report as
having had pleasant tirno.
4 birthday party was held last
Monday evening ion Jacob Moloy Of
Locust Run. About twenty five
persons wero there and gave him
some nice presents. Ice-cream, cake
and can dies were served and all en-
ioyed themselves very much.
Early last Thursday morning 3
wreck occurred on the railroad q
short distance below Van Dyke sta
ton, throwing sixteen cars from the
track. The wreck was caused by the
falling down of a bumper" which
got beneath the cars Two men
who were stealing" thsir way on the
cars were injured. The skin was
torn from the ones abdomen, expos
ing his bowels and can scarcely re-
cover, the other had his nose bi oxen
and was severely cut IN the face,
BEN Nox.
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held on July q. 1901

held Oh July 9, 1891.
The papers or wills ON file are:
Will dated August 2, lSS6.-George
Jacobs, Executor. To whom willed.
Woman's Foreign Missionary Socie.
ty of the Methodist Episcopal Church
and by codicile to this will, Ruth
Harlan is willed all wearing apparal,
bed clothes, bed, and every article Of
household furniture.
Will, dated, January 80, 1Ss6.-A.
j. Patterson, Executor. To whom
willed- Woman's Foreign Mission
airy Society of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church, and to Ruth Harlan,
household and kitchen furniture and
al goods.
Will, dated December 13, 1854
Rev. L. N. Smith, Executor. To
whom willed Woman's Foreign
Missionary Society OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church; Preachers Aid So
ciety of the Methodist Church
| Will, dated June II, 16S2.-Jame:
North, Executor To whom willed
Wearing apparal to children of Rob
ert G. Speedy. Real and persona
property to be sold for the benefit o.
the VI. Z. Church Of Mifiintown; tive
hundred to be appropriated every
year till oil the fand is exhausted
Executor appointed trustee of the
fund.
| VIII, dated Jan. 10, 1sS5.-Jnc. w
Speedy and S. A. Speedy, Executors
To whom willed. Children of Rob
ert G. Speedy, wearing apparal.-
Jane G. Weidman, John W. SPEEDILY
Samuel A. SPEEDILY, household good
in equal shares, bedding and al
household keeping furniture, and tn
residue Of real estate.
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oenublIcan Go. Committee.

waiptown. Samuel Quay, j. H. VIII.
nel,wore. Hiram Dunn, D. {. Kiser.
y.,m,oagh. :. C. Hover, J. 7. Z0ok.
r,ye,te. D. ". Hoops, !. o. Smith.
Monroe. D. X. Ulrich, II. A. Foltz.
sr,ouehanDa, 4. X. Troutman, Thos. y
K1ousc. -
Dunn.
Walker, Bert Coldren, W. Il. Aucker.
Patterson. II. l.. Cramcr, J. L. Bletz.
Milford. Geo. Robson, Benz. Earnest.
R.alo, J. X. Patterson, John n. Teiford
Tu,crora, Il. L. McMeen, James J. Nc
Nullin.
Spruce anI, ". 4. Patten.
Port Royal, D. & Alter, II. II. Snyder.
Turbs,t, :. a. McLain, W. H. Bossert.
Chairman, W. Y. Shlrk.
Lack, Ii. stump, G. W. Snyder.
Greenwood, J. N. Light, J. N. Keister.
Wv Shirk, Chairman.
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MIFFLINTowN MARKETS.
sIsYLrsrovN, June II, 1891.
MIFFLINTowN GRAIN MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS., June 18th,
1s91.-Wheas s109 to Sis; Corn
64c; Oats 4Sc; Spring chickens Is to
22c; Last years hens IL TO 13c; but
ter 10 to 23c; Eggs Is to lSc; Sugar
81 to 48c; Green steer hides to Sc;
Bull and COW hides 3 to SC; horse
hides $3.50 a piece; Calf skins to
75c a piece.
Sheep 81 to Sic; Culls to &c;
Spring lambs 6 to Sc; Hogs &c; COWS
S25 to $50; Beef cattle to &c: Bulls
3 to II.
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CORNER STONE LAYING.

The corner stone of Grace Evan
gelical church, will be laid III Mex-
co, on Sabbath, June q, 1901. Rev.
S. W. Siebert of Newport, will of
ficiate. Other preachers will be in
attendance. Services on Saturday
evening, Sabbath morning, afternoon
and evening The public are cord
tally invited to be present.
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AARRIED !:

MosGBovK- DEEM = On the 2nd
inst, at Saida, Colorado. James Nil
Ter Aosgrove, Jr., and Emily Lily
Deen, the latter formerly of this
place.
DEES-soNYDaR.-On the 10th inst.
by Rev. FL. G. Hollaway, d. D., j
Work Deem of Salida, Colorado, anG
Matte j. Snyder of this place.
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| UDITOR'S NOTICE.

Estate Of JOHN LEONARD, deed.
The undersigned appointed by the Or
pbans' Court of Juniata county auditor 20
make distribution of the sum OF s7S5. .02, re-
mainins; in the hands of Samuel Leonard ,
Administrator of John Leonard, late OF
Lack township, Juniata Co., Pa, deceased,
will attend to the duties of bis appointment
at his office in kifflintown on Friday, July
2Sth, 1891, at 10 o'clock. A. NJ, of said
day. When and where sll parties interest
ed are requested 70 present their claims be-
fore the undersigned or be forever after de-
parred from coming in upon said fund.
WILL /. HOOPES,
.Audit0r.
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HznrzLER.-On the 9th inst, in
McVeytown, Pa, Matthew f. Hertz
Ter, son Of William Hertzler, and
newphew of Mrs. Edmond S. Heikes.
of Milford township, aged II years.
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,b,,can County Ticket

pPFsIDEST JUDGE,
-oowAH LYONS, of Mitfiintown'
,;spootto decision of District Conference
ASSOCIATE JUDGES,
,oc1.HL. BARTON, sf Spruce Hiil.
JWiCEERSHAM, of Thompsonto"n
SHERIFF.
s,vr-EL LAPP, of Aflintown.
REGISTER, RECORDER, &c,
y-ET,A. GRAHAM, Of Spruce Hill.
rrY COMMISSIONER,
GRAYBILL, Of Walker.
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nrpSEsDAy, JUNE IL 1891.
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MEYERS
Spring +; Opening.

The flood gates have been opened by
stream of Fine Spring Clothing that has been the doors the
Great Establishment of making
the problem Judou buying This accomplished by securing
liable goods the There
where lowest for reliable goods rule and this the majority
people know is at Meyers
GENTLEMEN DON'T PUZZLE YOUR BRAINS,
About what think you'd like Spring
waste time thinking about you'll and
piled higher than reach with everything that
that
when get irresaby los prices.
OUR S5. SO, 1877, SO g. $40 SUITS.
pallp
and coors you hayeh of
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GENTLEMEN, DON'T PUZZLE YOUR BRAINS,


arye for the You have choice from suits dom
eds Dagonas &C. handsome stylish pa checks
mixtures Eac.sut trimmed made finished
be duplicated outside under SIS S25
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Rebecca NllklnSOD, OF BrOWhS
valley, Ind, says: 81 have been in q
distressed condition for three years
from Nervousness, Weakness OF the
Stomacho, Dyspepsia, and IndiSos-
ton until my health was gone. l
had been doctoriug constantly with
no relief. I bought one bottle OF
South American Nervine which done
me more good than any $50 worth OF
doctoring ! ever did in my Hfe. l
would advise every weakly person to
use this valuable and lovely remedy;
4 few bottles of it has cured me
completely. I consider it the grand
est medicine in the world" War
ranted the most wonderful stomach
and nerve cure ever known. Trial
bottle 10 cents Sold by L. Banks
& Co., Mifllintown, Pa. May II, 1y.
! The game between the Harrisburg
ana .Hiiflintown base ball clubs play
ed on Saturday was q sensational af
fair Throughout. First there was q
cracking noise on the grand stand tha;
caused all to rush off IN fright to the
ground. Second, one of the Harris
burg club was struck on the neck or
Adams Apple, and knocked out for
time. The stroke caHsed the tobacco
juice to fly out of his mouth so pro
/ fuselv that those nearest to hin
thought it was blood After short
stretch on the ground he was al
right and resumed bis place IN tht
game Third, Charlie Watt wa!
struck on the stomach and knocked
down but he too kept his place anf
played on to the finish. Fourth, th'
Harrisburg Club won the game
Score Is 81