Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-07-27

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A blacksmith Of IiiusVilis, while
spadlng up bis garden after heaFy
rain a few days ago, ipnnd crude pe-
troleum IN the liile saVilies made BY
his spade. tie dug pit four feet deep,
aud il was full Of five barrels Of oil il
short time. Another PIT be dug ~
his potato patch produced two barrels
of oil in an hour. Real estate is hav-
ing boom around that garden, and that
blaeksmith's wells yield him Sl00 a
day Just now. More wells have been
sunk in the neighborhoOd with good
results. There are several theories in
regard to this unheard Of presence
of petroleum IN large quantities so near
the surface. One is that the oil is the
leakage of tanks aud pipe lines, which
has sunk into the earth until it reaches
the gravelly deposit, in which it is now
found in pools. Another is that this
deposit has been forced up from the
true petroleum sand stratum by some
unknown agency, and caught and re-
tanned in the stratum where it now lies
a confidence game as practiced on a
farmer at Uniontown Pa, is reported
as follows by despatch on the 18th
inst.-Last Thursday Robinson's CIR
Gus exhibited IN this place. Michael
Grow, brother OF Judge Crow, OF Nich-
olson township, having obiaIned com
plimentsry ticket from some one who
had ex blted one of the lithographIC
picture III his store window, couclud-
ed to VISIT it, He felt in a good humor
and displayed himself consplcuously tC
three individuals inside the canvas, who
finally proposed to show him bow he
might double any sum Of money he
would show them. Michael thought
this an opportunity for "raising the
wind" not to be neglected, so he left
the show, went to the Peoples Bank
aud borrowed Sl,l50, which be carried
back to the show exhibited to the
"doubters." While the money wa,
being handled by one of the party, an.
other snatched 1t and hastily disappear
ed in the crowd. Crow was so complete
ly dumbfounded by the act that 10
stead OF raising an alarm he left direct
ly for his home. Arriving there be went
TO bed, and seeming to be seriously ILL.,
a physician was sent for, who discover
ed that be was suffering from sou,t
trouble that weighed upon his mind
Acting upon this thought, the ply slciar
led him TO divulge the above. He j,
now bordering on insanity, although
perfectly able to pay to the bank the
amount borrowed.
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