Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-11-25

phy h@heio III Iudb Stalt III uHe employ
of E. A. Tennis & Brothers.
Justice Silas N. Clark of the State
Supreme Court, died at his home in
Indiana, Pa, Of carbuncle on the
back of his neck last Friday. He
was democrat and was elected at
the time of the election of Governor
Pattison the first time Governor
Pattison will fill the vacancy by ap-
pointment.
In boxing men shonld not strike on
the side of the head or in the region
OF the stomach as a blow in those
places is liable to cause serious injury
and frequently causes death. In an.
other column read of the brutal box
ing fight of two boys in New York on
Saturday which resulted in the death
of one of the boys.
The month Just closing has been a
month for people to fall The mum.
ber of people who have fallen within
the period of month is legion.
The latest fall reported is that OF
Mrs. FL. H Bechtel of Newport. In
coming down stairs she 'fell striking
against step ladder at the foot OF
the stairs and fractured two ribs.
An exchange says:-Many old
bachelors remain old bachelors be.
cause they hear so much complaint
about babies. The fact is that a
baby is not one quarter the trouble
1t is charged with being. Any young
couple can get along with one if they
try. Papa can sit up half the night
with it aud mamma can sit up the
other half. What could be simplerl
On the night OF the 18th inst, q
horse owned by Ebert Drolsbaugh
OF Waterford and a new buggy own
ed by Charles S. Peck of the same
place-this county We're stolen, with
set of harness from Frank Crozier,
and g lap robe from David Dasher,
and thus equipped for travelling the
thief left for parts unknown. Lat.
est reports from Waterford do not
indicate clue to either theft OF
property.
Lancaster county;-George Rus
sci Kersey, drum major Of the Eliza
bethtown band, the tallest man in
the county, being seven feet and
three inches in height, was married
to Miss Beda May Holman. The
bride is small III stature, being less
than Eve feet tall. AS they walked
from the parsons house to their
future home they attracted great
attention by reason of the contrast
In their sizes.
Liverpool Sun:-John Hines, while
hauling manure on his fathers farm
last Friday, and while unloading
his neighbours bull in an adjoining
field spied him, and jumped over
the fence and made for him with u
below. John had to mount the
wagon and with his dung fork he
fsnally drove the infuriated animal
away. We were not present, but VIC
judge he begged the animal piteously
to leave him off.
Mrs. Robert Kirkpatrick, Of Roch
eester, n. Y, is gay young widow
over whose false front the winds O
eighty winters have waited then
frost bitten fragrance, aud she has
just taken TO herself young bus
band who is exactly one third hel
age. But as the old lady has $50,
eco in her own right she may well
be excused for indulging in luxuries
Her husband must have been very
much in want of somebodr to foot his
bills.
Harriet E. Hall Of Waynetown
Ind, says: 81 owe my lifo to th'
great South American Nervine.
had been in bed for five months from
the effects Of an exhausted Stomach
Indigestion, Nervous prostrstion an'
a general shattered condition of m
whole system. Had given up a
hopes Of getting well. Had trie'
three doctors with no rellof. Th
first bottle of the Nervine Tonic in
proved me- 20 much that L WAS abl
to walk about and few bottles cul
ed me entirely. I believe it is til
best medicine i'll the world. 1 car
not recommend it to highly" Tri;
bottles, 154 Sold by L. Banks {
Co. May 14-1Y.
Saturday e7snipg tho drellin
house occupied by Abram Speck. i
Hopewell township, Huntingdon Co
about seven miles north OF this plac
was destroyed by fire together wit
all sthe household property. II
Speck and his wife were away froI
home at The time OF the fire, whic
was discovered by ncighbor.
started in the roof presumably fro!
defective fue. When hfr. Spec
and wife returned home they foun
that none of their personal affec
were spared and tbs only clothiR
they had saved was tho clothin
they had on their persons. No il
surance While the loss amounts
10 large sum OF money, vet it is
great loss 20 IL. Spock, and what
worse, it causes him and his fami
to face the oncoming winter hous
less. MIR. Speck has had adv.r
: fortune within the past. year bavir
5 had shoulder dislocsted, which i
caparitated him for work for sever
q months and from which he has n
fully recovered.-Saxton Herald.
= On Saturday night John Marier
au hostler of T. J. Middah, and Jol
, Andrews An hostler of Joha Bergoy
@ stable were the cause of disturdau
in and about Kale's barberipg plac
Marierty became go disorderly tn
officer Lapp was sent for, howeve
} before the officer appeared upon Il
scene The attention of Chief Burge