Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-07-15

house yard would make a good place
n which to give bull fight enter
a nment. The high fence would |
Keep the combatants from getting at
he spectators. The morality of the
own would probably stand it, but
,he grangers might come in from the |
county and disperse the whole affair
As prostitution of their publicpark.
I A fuss on Main street on Monday |
night, between Frank Warner, Burt |
blgiow and Ellis Stimeling from this
town and Slant Wilson and young
man named Martin from Harrisburg,
resulted in Martin being pounced
upon by the Sheriff and with the aid
OF a number of citizens hustled to
jail, but when they got him to the
jail 1T was discovered that he was the
wrong man and be was left GO
Some one gave Stimeling a puff un-
der one of his eyes. A Patterson
youth in the excitement pulled out
pistol but did not use it. The Sher-
if did commendable act by appear
upon the scene at the proper time.
Rebecca Wilkinson, of Browns.
valley, Ind, says: 81 have been in q
distressed condition for three years
from Nervousness, Weakness of the
Stomache, Dyspepsia, and Indiges-
ton until my health was gone. l
had been doctoring constantly with
no relief. L bought one bottle of
South American Nervine which done
me more good than any $50 worth of
doctoring 1 ever did in my life. 1
would advise every weakly person to
use this valuable and lovely remedy;
A few bottles of it has cured me
completely. consider It'll the grand
est medicine in the world" War
ranted the most wonderful stomach
aud nerve cure ever known. Trial
bottle Is cents. Sold by L. Banks
s. Co., Mifflintown, Pa. May II, 1y.
In an other column, read the law
against allowing Canada thistle to
bloom and seed. The law requires
the cutting of the thistle as often as
is necessary to keep it from seeding.
Land owners do not appreciate the
almost endless job of cleaning a farm
that has once been set with canada
thistle. Farmers see to it that not
a stalk of it is allowed to blossom and
seed The law provides a certain
remedy against all land owners who
fail to keep it from going to seed.
There is n great deal of 1T along the
canal OF course the Canal Company
know nothing of its existence and it
therefore becomes the duty of the
constables of the several townships
through which the canal passes to
notify the company and if they do
not attend to it, to promptly dis
charge their duty under the law.
The Perry County Democrat says
David Sarver, one OF the Oldest and
most respected citizens Of Perry Val.
ley, died suddenly, while sitting in a
chair conversing with a neighbor, on
wednesday of last week. He was
aged 70 years. Permitting
your subscription to a newspaper to
run On for years, paying probably
once or twice in four or five years, Is
not q good thing to do. The balance
against you becomes larger than is
sometimes convenient to pay On short
notice. Far better to settle it each
year-better for both the subscriber
and the publisher. Indeed, we have
q considerable number of suoh sub
scribers, in the county and out of it
who are so derelct in this particular
that unless We hear from them be
fore the first day of next month we
will strike them from the list anC
send accounts for collection.
On Saturday morning an accident
happened near this place, which
thrilled with terror all who witnessed
it, and that it did not result fatally
is almost miraculous. Mr.. Singleton
Shsaffer had hitched his two horse;
into Mr.. John McNemar's moving
machine and was engaged il moving
grass in one Of Judge Grier's fields
on the hill above the Academy build
ings. His little son, James Sheaffer
was riding on the machine, driving
the horses, when by some means ont
of the animals got the bride bit ou
of its mouth. This occurred at ont
of the most precipitous places on the
steep hill. Tho horses became un
manageable and started to run
Down the hill they plunged with tb
deadly knives in the cutter-b work
ing with frightful velocity and the lit
tie lad perehed on his perilous sea
lust above. The father was not nea
enough to render assistance and stoo'
rooted to the spot, expecting ever,
minute to see his boy fail and be Gu
to pieces before his eyes. II was
terrible scene The lad clung to tn
seat for a few moments and the
Jumped for his life aud escaped IL
Jury. The horses ran on and IN a;
tempting to turn into the lane th
machine came in contact with pos
and was completely demolished. Th
frightened animals came on into tow
and were caught at McBrides blaci
smith shop. They were not hurI
1t was a narrow escape from deaf
of the gpart Of the boy an
one which he will not likely 500
forget.
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