Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-08-09

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Bucklen's Arnica Salye ~
Having spent several weeks With
Henry Berger's family, Harry Ser.
ing returned to his home in Ph;Io
delphia on Monday.
Mrs. Rothrock, wife Of .Josenh
hothrock, deceased, was taken scr
lously i'll last Thursday night nv
a stroke of paralysis.
DIR. Kings New Life Pills.
Newspapers in adjoining conn.
.,es are talking about a new weed
that is poisonous to horses. Horses
cat 1t. The common name used in
adjoining counties is ssfeld horse.
TALL Will someone who knows
send/a description of the weed
disqualification.
Mrs. Tyson wife of Mr.. John Tv.
son, living on Cherry street, was
stricken with paralysis on the af.
ternOOn of the eth and is now in a
critical condition She is quite ap.
e1. She and her husband have
J0urneyed many years together ON
the pathway of life.
DIR. Kings New Life Pills.
Mrs. Martha Adams Hall died
at her home in Mansfield, Ohio.
on Aug. 2 of Il severe attack of
cholera mOrbus. She was a sister
of Misses Margaret and Elizabeth
Adams and Alton Adams. Alton
Adams was on at the funeral which
took place at Mansfield on Friday.
Aug. 4.
Rev. Samuel b. Meyers gave a
practical illustration of the subject
on which he preached at the dedi-
cation of HOstetler's meeting house
I miles from Hanover, Pa, on
Sunday. His subject was the
uncertainty of life." Upon con-
Gliding the sermon he fell dead.
He was IS years old.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve. +
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Miss Florence Harley. daughter
of Mr.. Jonas Harley of Philadel
phia is spending a four weeks va
cation with her uncle clothing
merchant Daniel Harley and his
wife in this town, and with other
relatives. Miss Harley is a mem
Der of this years graduated class OF
the Philadelphia high school.
Mrs. Elizabeth Winey died at
her home in Richfield on the 3rd
inst, a ed IS years. BY former
husband she was the mother of Mr..
John s. Graybill, formerly of this
town but now of Lancaster. Mr..
Graybill and family came from
Lancaster to attend the funeral.
Interment at Richfield on the 5th
inst.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
Harry Sch-cf1er, aged 33 years,
was killed on the railroad at Van
Dyke station, on the 2nd inst. He
was at work on tee track, and was
Struck by an engine of fast freight
! tossed into the air and fell on his
head, his neck was broken, and his
body was bruised. He lived only
90 minutes. The funeral took place
on Thursday from his home in Fer.
managh township. A wife and
child survive him. Interment in
Lost Creek Valley cemetery.
DIR. Kings New Discovery.
The 26th annual harvest home
was celebrated ON Pannabaker'f
Island last Saturday. Many peO
pie were present. The rain of a
night or two previous had settled
, the dust and the ground was in
fine order. There was choir and
! band music, and barring the sultry
weather it was a day of wholesome
outing for the many who assem-
bled there. Hon. j. T. Altman
delivered an interesting address
Z The day was greatly shortened
and the social enjoyment broker
up by a heavy rain about 4 O'Clock
in the afternoon. =
Calvin Casner and Ed. Lands
came across a large cOpperhead
snake while harvesting oats on the
Schweier farm. There was at the
time in town a glass blower and
snake charmer. The young m Ell
thought that if Mrs. Lee could han
die a wild snake she should have
the chance, and accordingly they
proceeded to box the reptile, with
forked sticks. They placed the
snake in box and took it to Mrs
Lee. She seemed to be pleased to
have the chance to exhibit hel
skill on the reptile. All snakes
seemed alike to her, and she had nc
trouble with
DR.. Kings New Discovery.
Register & Recorder Geo. b.
Cramer, is west, having gone as a
member of the State committee to
receive the 10th Pennsylvania Vol
unteer Regiment upon it's arrival
at San Francisco from the Philli-
nine Island war. Mr.. Cramel
has a brother among the returned
volunteers. The joy of the land
ing of the gallant 10th at San
Francisco was sadened by the
presence of the remains of their
| dead Colonel Hawkins, who died
OH the hOmeward journey and
whose body was embalmed and
carried with the regiment. In
completing the arrangements fol