Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-05-27
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q Co., Nifiiintown, Pa. Aayl4. "

oSsie 10 cents. Sold by L. Banks
i" o0'' hifiilntoun, Pa. Nay IA, 1y.
Eyes brethren" said the Venango
county clergyman, who was preach
ing funeral sermon the other dav.
our diseased brother was cut down
IN single night, torn from the arms
Oh his loving wife, who is thus left a
oisconsoiate widow at the age of 2S
years. "Twenty-seven, if YOU
please, sobbed the widow from the
front pew as she emerged for a mo-
ment from the Black border
ed, tear-bedewed, handkerchief" "-Ex.
Rev. Ar. Hsnderssr, preached the
Memorial sermon in the Lutheran
church on Sabbath. The G.. A. R.
organization of the town was present
In uniform. A large audience was in
attendance and the occasion was in
teresting all the way through. And
the wonder in the mind Of the spec
tator would not down, "who of the
Post on Sabbath, will be the last sur
yivsr and hear the last memorial ser
mont The past year, largo army,
%, 900 Of the veterans passed sway
The Beaver Snyder Co., Herald of
May 21st, says: A young man, 1S or
20 years Of age, by the name of Baer,
coming from Cocolamus, Juniata Co.,
took sick week ago and died on
Saturday night at tho house Of Mr..
William Gilbert. He was one Of the
owners of tho peach orchard, recent
ly startsd south of town, and had
come here to do some work at the
same, when he was taken sick and
lay in the shanty till Saturday morn
ing, when he was taken to Mr.. Gil
bert's home, and his death ensued
the same night, from inflammation.
His body was taken to his home on
Sunday.
Harriet E. Hall Of Waynetown,
Ind, says: 81 owe my life to the
great South American Nervine 1
had been in bed for five months from
tho effects of an exhausted Stomach,
Indigestion, Nervous prostitution and
a general shattered condition of my
whole system. Had given up all
hopes of getting well. Had tried
three doctors with no relief. The
first bottle Of the NerYine Tonic ira
proved me SO much that I WAS able
to walk about and fow bottles cur
ed me entirely. 1 bslieve it is the
best medicine in the world. I can
not recommend it to highly" Trial
bottlos, 154. Sold by L. Banks &
Co. May 14-1y.
| Sheriff Noble adyortises q sale in
in the Court House at l o'clock P.
n, Friday june 9th, 1S91:-A
Tract OF Land situate in Fayette
township, Juninta county, Penusyl
vsnis, bound and described as follows:
on the north by lands OF Reuben
Leonard, on ths cast by landa OF
Harry Shsllerbsrger and lands Of
Washington McAister, on the south
by lands of Washington AcA.istsr
and Martha Book, on the west by
lands OF jersey Leonard, containing
eighty eight (S8) acres, moro or less,
having thereon erected dwelling
house, bank barn, cider press and
other out buildings, together with =
large assortment of apples, poach,
and other fruit trees. Seized. taken
III execution and to bo sold as the
the property of Maurice Leonard.
bloomfield Times: Friday a week
the pig sty where Oscar Starr lives
about two miles west of Oriental
was consumed by fro. The children
saw peddler go by and throw o
lighted cigar near the sty, which
caused the fire. On las. Non
day snssk-t thiei entered the house
of Corney CloUser, in Centre town
ship and stole there from 25 pound
can of lard. He gained an entrance
at second story window by climb
ing up the porch banister. Tho
can was lowered to the ground by
using wssh-line, but fortunately
Mr.. @. recovered his property after
1t being carried about fifty rods to-
ward 'the setting of the sun" whore
it had beeu hastily abandoned. Mr..
G. says there is no question in his
mind as to who did tho doed, and
the end is not yet, for there is trou-
BILE in store for this party.
From the Bloomfield Democrat:
Jos. Hunter, Charles Hunter and q
lad by the namo OF Johnston, all of
MarysvilIe, were arrested for catch
ing bass out Of season one day last
week The fish warden of this dis
trict, who resides in Harrisburg,
lodged tie information and on Sat
urday morning the boys were taken
before Squire T. J. Bower, of Marys-
ville. ]. L. -harkel, Esq, was the
attorney for the defendants, and ss
the prosecutor did not appear at the
time fixed for the hearing, the Squire
discharged the boys and put tho cost
on the fish warden. The latter
named dignitary made his appear
ance on the scene a few minutes al
tor, but he vas just little to late,
and all the participation he had in
the affair was TO pay the cost. He
has made quite number of other
arrests in this county for the same
ohenso.