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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10
SAFE ROBBED AND STORE BURNED
buildings Hired by Powder Used In BLOW
iu2 Open the Safe Lose.
I..-eIaI leleglam % no plspa.cn.

Especial telegram 20 the Disoaich.l
Nt"rJhI NESs. Va. May 0-The store o.
"'DA o. hel.am, al Morrison, was rotbci and
"~i.'l las; night. Five hUndrei dOliars was
s~Aeh from a sale. The loss 90 Mr.. Keliam Il
,'''ha'ri al 5000. The buildings and con
sv-,' wee partially insured. HIS loss over aud
~'''r insurance Val roach $1,000. j. is sup.
t'@.l mat The nro WAS tho resul; ., using pow
uef = bOW open the safe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10

The grand Jury today reported that they had
iadic'cd : A. Nlrk Tor m.siemeauur. Inc IN
Cictmeut grew out Of a dispute among the jurors
IA me case % Engieiove 20. the IL -aanec buhi-
iug Company. iu which q Was charged that pre-
JUDGE made Nick the only Juror opposed 10
plauc krgleicyc q verdict fOr danaCes Tho
cass is fet Tor trial july tta. WICK giving bond
u $500 ipr hls Gppearance IN court al that time.
lis securities are James NJ. GambIA ami JCseph
lANhOu.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10
ByJ. II. Valentine. Auctioneer
(Jno. Z. Laushton, Jr., a. 7. Montgomery, and
George II. Valentine, salesmon,l
1886 east Nam street.

CPECIAL A ID PEREMPTORY
y trade sale II 100 dozen STRAW HATS, all
grades, some extra tne.
100 suits MEMS CLOTHING, desirable
styles and sizes.
- BOYS CASHMERE SUITS, 10 10 Ia years I;
splendid goods.
400 pairs SINGLE PANTS, all grades.
1000 boxes PAPER, extra quality.
10 dozen LADIES HOSE.
20 dozen GEN1LEMENS DRESS SHIRTS.
gross frsi-class TABLE CUTLERY.
Also n STOCK OF GOODS IRON retail dealer
declining business.
10 NEW PARLOR SUITS: 300 pairs La
DIES, CHILDREN's, and MEMS Shoes aud
SLIPPERS. all grades aud many other salaole
and desirable goods.
This Is very large and attractive sale aud
will pay any merchan. in need OF goods 10 attend.
a. goods are fresn and salaolo and every lot
offered will be sold
sale THURSDAY, May IL. 1898, at 1890
o'clock. }. Ii. VALENTINE,
my 7-Su, W&Th3t Auctinnser.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10

WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1893,
t 3 o'clock p. NJ. that VALUABLE AND At
TRACTIVE LOT OF LAND ~ the northeast
corner of Twenty-nnth ani X streets, IN n 9
county OF HenricO, fronting 35l9 feet on the east
line OF Twenty-ninth stroet aud extending back
oastwardly within parallel limos l32 feet 70 an
alley o feet wide.
There IL a good franc tenement ~ i've rooms,
VOL arranged good vol OF watcr, producing
good reni. Tho prominence OF this corner ioi
makes 10 specially attractive and desirable ma
will continue 10 increase IN value, As tnis sec
ton X now building 40 rapidly.
TERMS: All cash. or on tho option OF tho pur-
chaser ono third cash balance IN ono and two
wears from date Of sgle, and tltle retained until
the whole purchase. money has boon paid ana 4
COW, vance ordered by tho court, the purchaser
r. execute notes Tor the deferred payments,
bearing interest from the date ~ sac.
J. ~. WEbB-PEPLOE.
Special Commissioner.
IL rUE CIRCUIT COURT or Tgg C0UNrY or UEN-
kICO-WILs0S, RECEIVER, &c, AGAINST CkCAP'
sc.
!, ". :. Leake. Clerk Of tho said court do Ger
tiiy that the bond reQuit-d Of Spe'al-t ommis'
sioner !. n. Webb-Pepos by decree entered IN
the said cause on the lst day 90 May, 1898 mas
been duly given.
Gwen under my hand this 81 day o. May
1898. ". :. LIAM
nv Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10
BY George r. Crawford,
Real Estate Agent and AucIoncer,
1908 BanE street.

VRUSTEE'S SALE OF A DESIRA-
l BILE FARM or 100 ACRES, NoAE ok
LESS. WITH ALL IHE NIPPON tNkN p
THEREON. IMMEDIATELY ON ldt LlNE Or
THE RICHMOND AND DANFlLLE RAILROAD
ABOt + ONE HALE MILE FROM COAhfisLp
STATION. BY virtue Of 4 ieet OF trI'; exc
cIted to mo by John II. Brown, bearing a'i"
May %. 1890. ana duly recorded 90 the tl'rA =
onicc ot Chesterfield County Court. VII. bF re-
quest ~ the beneficiary. oher Cor sale ~ ploiif
auction, on the premises, on
MONDAY. NAY -, 1903.
NJ o'clock 7. NJ. tho PROPERTY described as
follow. HAT piece or pnrrei OF land living 40 ]
being m the county or Chesterfield. founded 1-
ioll3Ws-to-Fit: on tle north and To-t ~ tnf
land o. lIigyers0n llaI-o'k. cu mo eta. ~ the
lands ~ Mrs. Roberis ami Mr-. Powell, tni on
she south by tho BuckI0g1om ROAD
IEEMs: tasn as 30 the expense ~ eG.a RNi
q note II az Wi'h Interest from ieirgery -',
1893. and q credit r. fo ono no'o ~ $500 l1'
May %. iS43 ana the balance upoa sGci te-us
as may be announced a. sale
G. a. DRAWfORU, Irr--e"
=. B.-If ihe purchaser -o desires % $500 M
the 600 viii be- extended FOR OBJ" f-lr my ND
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10

SALARY Or COMMISSION TO
- AGENTS to handle tho patent CHEMICAL
INCREASING PENCIL. The most u.eidi Hui
novel invention OF tus ago. Erascs IN tho
roughly ~ tNo seconds. Works Ike magic.
700 10 500 per cent proat. Agents make 800 per
week. We also want a general agent 10 take
charge OF territory and appoint sub-agehtS
raro chance 10 mako money. Wnte ioc terms
ana specimen OF erGsing. MONROE ERASER
MANUFACTURING COMPANY, \. I24 La
Crosse Wis. my Fly
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(NLIF0RNIAHAMs, l3c. a pound;

(tALIFORNIAH HAMS, 13c. pound;
STANDARD A SUGAR. 30. a pound:
Pj RE LARD, 9r. o pound;
Rt-I tlII NEAL. co. q bushol:
GOOD TEA, 25'. . pound;
.NBrthIE>' ABlO~A COFFEE, 23' pounl {,
8 bag IAhGE SOAP tor 2.c.;
Pound .,.-+ BE-I iA hiNG-fOWDERt Tor 100. /;
-AKDfN i~. 81. q. box
GOOD CREAM CHEESE. Zoe;
NEW NORIH CAROLINA CIT HEkklNG>,
lle..
HOMEMADE BLACKBERRY WINE. II per
gallon;
PURE SUGAR SYRUP. 2lc. a gallon:
HONE-NANEJELLl,5 &c. q pound
HOMEMADE FRE>ERN r., SC. 4 pound;
kEST CAEOLINA ElN o.. D "a pound;
;-louli cans rlt-PLACdEs, luc.;
PERSIAN DATES. DO pound:
SIINEG-KING FLOUR. best sold. $3.50 a bar
RI, or 300. sark
SNUN-FLtkE fLOtR, $40 per barrel, or
use. per sack
- cans SALMON io- pc.
Thou3 80. Pricc-l.st mailed on application.
:. iLLMAS'S sos,
mTG lS2O-lN12 east Main.
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IErANTED. By MIDDLE OF JUNE
NNrANTEn pTRCHASEKS EOK

WANTED. PURCHASERS FOR
w GOOD PINE WOOD NJ = aud SD per
halt crrI. Also. GILT-EDGE HEART PINE no
=. 30 per hat cord; OAK WOOD. S2.2j aud
500 per half cord. Also solicit your orders fer
an kinds ~ coal at lowest prices.
control ant rosuiqte prices 40 my yards 20
SUIT myself ana customers without the all VI
others.
Gas COKE, - per - bushels. delivered.
CHARLES II. PAGE,
1908 cast Cary. 1900 west Boat
NV f-G, Phone IGJ. Phone 4O1.
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By f. 4. Catlin, Au-tioneer.
Nos. and : north Eleventh street.


TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
j FOUR VERY STYLISH DWELLINGS
Nos. 6Oi AND cos NORTH TN ENII-sENE NTH
STREET, AND 25OS AND 27l0 EAST Leigh
SrREBE-oy virtue Of two deeds Of trust from
Jacob :. Allen and wife. ono dated June IL.
1892, Of record in Richmond Chancery Court
Cisrk's oficc IN Deed-book l46 \. page 12l.
ami one dated April 20. 1898. Of record N said
ori % Hnd also In the Ofllce OF the CLERK OF Hen
ucO County Court viii, on
THURSDAY, MAY II, 1893,
az , O'Clock +. 81, on tho promises. sell 20 tho
highest bidder tho TWO DETACHED DWELL
mos Nos. 60l and 500 north fweaty-segenth
street, and the TWO TENEMENT DWELLINGS
Nos. 270o ana 27lO east Leigh street. These
buildings were all com plotted Ices than one year
ago, are very Hastily finished. are most COMO.
nieo;ly arranged, are occupied 10y desirable ten
ants, and are admirably located.
Terms One fourth cash, and tho balance az
six, twelve. anu eighteen months, with interest
added, ana secured by trust deed.
L. A. CATLIN,
my 4-Th, 5a,ttdsos Trustee.
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By sutton & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctlouecrs,
1OI4 Main street.

Observation-Disclosures
a FRAME TENEMES1S AID \ NICE Va
CANT LOI Al THE NORIHWES CORNER OF
TWENrY.SIXIH AND x STREETS ,NOs. 1900.
1902, AND 1908 TWENrI-SIXrH STREET,
Al the redust OF tho owner We shall offer for sale
at pubic auction, On the premises. on
THURSDAY, MAY IL, 1898,
NJ q O'Clock p. NJ, the PROPERTY described as
atogt. Tne Louse5 contain four rooms each,
VITA good lots.
lac vacant lot fronts about 80 fee. and has
mi, property rents well AMI will pay hand
sonely On the investment Don't fan 10 attend
tho sale.
TFEM-: One fourth cash, and the balance upon
q long credit zone. two, ana three years, II ,he
purchaser so desires Or y per cent. OIL for al!
cash. SUTTON & CO..
N.Y. Auct.Onoers.
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noOK AND JOB WORA NH gNs.Sl,
ID EXECUrED AT TUE DiS'
INC holsS
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OVERS. sco,HtH'' a.

r Z. MCKINNEY. -y.
D AIS EAST MARSHAL. -"-
RlOuMpN N, lt.N
STkAM DVEfNO-NtKNa ~
ESTABLISHMENT. AZ Ainl' t..
Carpets cleaned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10

TOY DIRECTION OF r. ". JOHN
ID sos. exe,ut r o.; the estate o, ths la,e jaue
Ann Wari. vs. viii proceed 20 sell on
MONDAY. MAY 18TH.
az 1890 sharp, largo assortment n FOj 81
HOLD GOODS. such rs Chamber suits. Dish psi.
sl-boari. Cano- ana Wo-i->oat Chairs, tea.Ler
Beds aus PuJw- Blankets, Quits. Counter
psues, Slgcr-platedWlr-, Lamps. glassware.
peca-ter-, Walters. Stoves, tables. hgr-g's,
Ret-t.1ls, Ns,1st1uis, alI .ars IDt % u .--
ce .laI",u- Houses rsl.uE Goods uot u rIti, ped.
This sale is rAIr ~ clos. up tlH estate AMI
al goods mus, he -Q.l j. h. JOHNSON.
Executor
T. X. ELLI~. AIrti0necr. my low .IS-uft
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AUCTION sALEs-This Day.
By jackson Brandt e Co..
Real Estate Auctionoers.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
~ or TIE
SPLENDID CORNER LOT
AND
FRAME DWELLING OF FIVE ROOMS
AT THE
NORTHEAST CORNER OF TWENfY-NtNTH
ANDR STREETS,
AT AUCTION.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1893,

By virtuo Of tho hereinaiter-meniioneid ecroe
shall sell by public auction, on the promises,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-10
~ n. Is. thaIu & Co.,
and
j. Thompson Brown & Co.,
Real Estate Auctoueers,
Richmond, ' "a.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
II or
VERY BEAUTIFUL AND VALUABLE VEST
END REAL ESTATE,
WITH
ATTRACTIVE DWELLING AND OTHER M
PBOYEMENTS,
Fronting 10 FEET , INCHES ON GROVE
ANENJ =.

BY virtue Of two iesis of trust, the FRS. dated
March Ii, 1890. rer):iod la Helri,1 County
Court Decd book go A., page 4O1, the second
Deei-b0oS l32 4, page 200, aud 40 lcqI'sl OF
mcrt " the debts secIreI, Wa Will sell by puD-
lc au-iion, on the premises ON
THURSDAY, NAY II, 1893,
NJ O'Clock =. ~, tho PROPERTY described as
foiloNs: Al that lot OF land. with improve
meuts thereon, lying and beng In tho county Of
Hcnricl, Va. on the south rest corner Ot Grove
avenue aud Pax street, and fronting on Grove
avenue l1ufeeg : inches aGi running back be-
tween parallel lines 100 feet, except tho wost-
ern 90 leet which extends back 10 foot %
iuche, % an alley. This Is ycry desirable lot
OK la1d aud can be subGiyided INTO attractive
lotr. Tho beautiful dwelling 70 located IN tho
western part Of the lot.
THIS property will DO sold as a whole or IN lots,
a. may 10 deemed most Advantageous az tho
time or sale.
TERMS: one fourth cash; balance in SIX.
twelve. and eighteen months, for notes, with -
per cont. interest added, ald secured BY dee Z
OF trust on the property.
sale subject % tho confirm alton Of the Circuit
Court OF Hanover county IN the cut o. q v ,tn-
noy trustee, rs. Steel and as, and above terms
lXeI Us decree OF said coIrt in SAID cause.
L. Z. BROWN,
{. /. WILLIAMS.
Trustees Ia FIRST deed.
JULIUS SIRAUSE.
". j. WESTWOOD,
X. Is. CHAFFIN.
NY Trustees In second deed.
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THAT HANDSOME
confront Store No. 9,

By instructions from the owner. who Is nom
resident We will sell by auction, on the premises,
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-06-28
Teachers Examinations for 1893

Beale, in Johpstown, Wednesday,
July 10, 1898
Tuscarora, in McCoysriile, Thurs
day, Jdly 20.
Laca, at Cross Keys, Friday, July
21.
Patterson and Milford, Patterson,
Monday, July "A
Port Royal and Turbett, in Port
Royal, Tuesday, July %.
AlIffiintosn aud Fermanagb, in Mif-
fintown, ", dnesday, July 26.
Walker, il Mexico, Thursday, July
27.
Delaware, in East Salem, Fri lay,
July %.
Thompsonto IN, in Thomps ,ntown,
Monday, July 81.
Greenwood, 5; Strsightwater, Tues
day, August 1s5.
Susquehanna, at Prosperity, We'd
nesday, August End.
Monroe, in Ricbfeld, Thursday,
August 3rd
Fayette, in McAIisterv:le, Friday,
August 4.
Spruce Hill, at Spruce Hi, Non
day, August Z.
A special examination will be held
in Miffiinrown, Friday, September
1st, 1898.
Examinations viii begin at s clock
A. N.
Strangers will be required to furn-
ish recommendations of good moral
character.
Applicants must be examined IN
the district in which they intend TO
teach.
Directors and friends of education
are invited to attend.
D. NJ MARSHALL,
Comfy Superintendent.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-06-28
A Wind of Death.

People canIot live without air, but
when air is put in motion and be-
comes violent wind it is as death
dealing upon whomsoever it falls as if
all air had been Withdrawn. A fam
lily of six Kiucaides were killed by
windstorm on the night Of the 2Ist
Of June, at Perry, Kansas The
track of the storm was about a half
mile wide, AMI six miles long. Not
house, barn or tree was left stand.
ing in its path. Ten bodies were re-
covered Immediately after the storm.
The arms and limbs of Mrs. Hutch
ison were found in a tree mile from
where their home stood. The head
of one of the Kinkaide's was served
from her body.
Many towns in Missouri suffered
from the same dread visitor. At Con-
ception the house of John DOYLE was
blown down, and Doyle and his wife,
and an old man were killed, the lat
ter being decapitated. The solid
front wall of the Abby of new Engle-
burg, being erected by the Baneddic
tine Monks, was blown down, and
10000 teet of a brick wall tumbled
inside of the structure. Torrents of
rain completed the destruction of the
edifcs. Twenty houses and barns
We're blown down and number of
people hurt. The Omaha and St.
Louis Railroad depot was unroofed.
A terrific wind, rain and hail storm
struck Stanberry. Judge Maston 3
house was struck by lightning and
burned. William Cummings, farm
er, was instantly killed. Three mem
bers of John Doyle's family, in the
same neighborhood, are reported kill
ed, and other members of the family
are seriously injured
Hamilton had one of the severest
wiz d end rain storms in it's history.
The store fronts of E. H. DAILY and
John Cook were blown in and the
buildings otherwise damaged.
DEs MoNEs, Is., June pa cy-
clone passed through Adair county,
southwest of here, last night, and de
vastated strip quarter of a mile
wide. A large number of farm houses
were destroyed, but no fatalities are
reported. A child was carried 90
rods through the air, but escaped un-
hurt.
Ths best and onIy Double Extract sarsa,ariIia Is
Manners. u cures. Take no other. 90 cents.
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LEGAL.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

From date hereto until nosn of July Is,
1893, proposals will be received by the IN
dersigned for repairs, including roofing TO
county bridges known respectively as Bry-
ner's Bridge, NcCoytown Bridge and Jerico
Bridge Bonds will be required of the
successful bidder for the faithful perform
ance OF tho work The right is reserved to
reject any or all bids. Description of re-
pairs TO be made can be obtained at the
DAVID BEALE,
JonS BALESTISE,
URIAH SHUhAS.
Cha s. b. CRAWFORD, Commissioners.
Clerk.
June 2S, 1898.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-06-28
The Biggest Man on Earth.

The citlzans Of Frankfort, Ky, had
an opportunity to behold the great
est living man i'll avoirdupois. John
Hanson Craig, with his wife and B
vear.old child, was visiting James
Anderson ard James Mcpherson,
relatives. MIR Craig's home is in
Danvil!e, Hendricks county, bit he
has been in the show business since
his babyhood. In answer to ques-
tions he said:
81 pow weigh 907 pounds, and am
81 years old. At birth l weighed
eleven pounds, at eleven months l
weighed seventy seven pound, at two
year,, 2O7 pounds. At that time l
took the 81, 900 premium at Barnum =
baby snow III New York city in the
year 1858 At five years | weighed
302 pounds; at thirteen years, 4O5
younds; at twenty Col pounds, at
twenty-five, 725 pJIuds; at twenty
seven, 756 pounds: at twenty-eighs,
IA pounds; at thirty, SO7 pounds; at
thirty-oDe, $50, aud my present
weight is Just 907 pounds. l am six
feet and five inches high, measure
eight feet and four inches around
the hips, eighteen inches around the
ankle, iweuty-rine inches around the
knees, sixtv-s;x inches around the
thigh next to the body. 1 require
forty one yards for suit of clothes
and three pounds OF yarn for stock
ing"
Mrs. Craigis Good-looking blonde
weighs 13o POUNDS and formerly &C
companed her husband Ia the role
Of gnake-charmer Ia ''Zola Ayres. ."
When asked how lsng they hsd been
married, she laughingly remarked
that they were first married N 1882,
but that they we're just enjoying
their second honeymoon, as they
were divorsed in January and remar-
ried but few weeks ago. Mr.. Craig
explained the trouble, stating that
his wife had expressed desire to
learn dressmnking and that he OBJ
iec!ed. A diverse was granted, and
she went to Terre Haute and learned
her trade She then returned and
they were remarked.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-06-28

Sheesley, of Milford township, who
up to within a few months was con-
sidered regular, but now is credit
ed with being an independent. He
on previous occasions sought nomin-
ations and once was the candidate of
the party for Legislature, but was
defeated.
j. Howard Nicely, County Chair
man, is a Mifflintown lawyer, who
used to be a regular, but who now is
an ardent independent.
B. f. Burchfeld, is a SIiffli ntown
lawyer, an independent from away
back. On former occasion he ran
FOR the Office of district attorney,
but WAS defeated at the general
election.
Both regular and independe nj
claim majority of the county com
mittee.
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Cooked by Blazing Oil.

MILAN, Tenn, June 21.-For some
time past DIR. John Hood, of Alden,
sixteen mics north of here, has sus-
pected that improper relations exist
ed between his wife and William
Piper, Monday night DR.. Hood left
home ostensibly on visit to a pa
tient, but instead hid in an outbuild-
ing near the house. In less than an
hour Piper entered the house. DR..
Hood forced his way to his wife's
bed room, and found his wife and
Piper in a compromising position.
The doctor attempted to shoot Piper,
out the pistol snapped.
snatchidg up coal oil lamp burn
ing on table near by, the wronged
husband dashed the missile at Piper's
head, the glass horribly cutting his
face. The lamp exploded, the oil
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MIFFLINTOwN MkRKKTS.
MTTLIsrows, June Is, 1898.

PHnADELpHn MARKETs.-June 25,
1S93.-Wheat II cts, corn As cts,
oats 35 to 40 cts, live chickens 8 to
IA cts pound, butter 16 to 27 cts,
cheese 5 to 8 cts, dewberries s to
10 cts. a qt.. currants S to 10 cts. a
qt., goosoberries 6 to 7 cts. a qt.,
black berries to 10 cts. qt., red
rsspberries 10 to IA cts a qt., sour
cherries 6 to 7 cts. a pound, sweet
cherries to 10 cts. pound, pota
toes 81 to S275 barrel, cabbage 81
to 81 so barrel, tomatoes rs cts. to
81 so crate, cucumbers rs to S5 cts.
for one-third bushel, baled hay S13
to $3.50
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running in streams of fire over Pl-
per's body, burning his right ear of
destroying the sight of both eyes,
literally cooking his breast and
shoulders, and burning his hair and
beard. He died in less than an hour
The unfaithful wife threw herself
upon the body of the mass of char
red flesh and cried for death to take
her with her lover All the parties
are prominent people in the section.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-06-28
DIED:

BovRRs.-On the 24th inst, at
MechanicsSurg, Pa, Martin II.
Bowers. aged 76 years. Years ago
Mr.. Bowers was we'll known to many
people in Junista county. His aged
wife survives him and three children.
His daughter Mary, unmarried, re-
sides with her mother in Mechanics
burg, another daughter,--Mrs. Pyke
resides at Abilene, Kansas, and
his son DR.. NJ. X Bowers, resides in
Harrisburg, Pa.
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Corn as the National Flower.

From the Dss ho;nes Register.
II we must have National Flower.
maize is certainly entitled to consid-
Grafton. There is little or no beauty
about the flower of the maize. 1t re-
samhles a weed, more than a beauti-
ful flower, but it stands for a great
deal that is distinctly American, and
that is the foundation of American
prosperity. This country owes q
great deal to maize. Corn kept alive
the settlers who penetrated the un-
known wilderness. Corn, and its
product7, have made the West from
the foot of the Alleghenies to the foot
of the Rockies. It's General Grants
and its Linco.ns were reared on corn
bread and mush and thrived on it.
1t has entered into the composition
OF everything.
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HARRIED {:

KRrps-AUkFR- the residence
OF j. B. Shellenberger, in Banner
vile, Snyder Co., June 20, 1893, by
Rev. ]. NJ. Mohler, Andrew ]. Kreps
of McVeytown, and Mary M. Auker
of Richfeld, Juuiata county.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-06-28

Hogs are the oily known animals
that relish rattl snakes. Peter Muh
lenberg, whose hone is about four
miles back of Allentown in the noun
tains, has two-year-old swine, that
to its owners certain knowledge has
killed and devocred Is rattlesnakes
this season.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-06-28
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The New Bloomfield Times saws:
Isaiah Mumma's little girl gave a
sample OF rare presence Of mind the
other day on the mountain North of
LingleEtown. She was on one of her
fathers horses. and when they fright
ened and raa off she clung to the an
imaPs back until they ran under a
big tree when she suddenly grasped
limb above her, and held there un-
til the wagon had passed beneath
her. She then dropped to the ground
unhurt. The horse ran between
two trees where one cf them was in
stantly killed"
It never falls to cure-MANNERS double
extract SARsAPARILLA. 5Oc. everywhere
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-06-28

NEWPORT AND SHERMAN'S VAL
" ley Railroad Company. Time table
of passenger trains, in effect on Monday,
January 2, 1893
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-06-28

Ths best and oniy Double Extract sarsasariIa Is
Manners. u neurss. Take no other. 90 cents.