Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-06-13
Standard Farm Implements.
SOLD BY WM. BELL

Standard Farm Implements.
SOLD BY wM. BELL.
Office opposite the Court House, Mlifiin
] town.
Machines manufactured by the Newark
Machine Co. Newark, ohio, to wit: Tn,
World renowned Victor Clover Huller, IIa
gerstown Horse Rakes, kellers Improves
Drills, &c.
The Invincible Thresher & Separator
manufactured by Roberts, Throp u Co
Three Rivers, Mich.
The Eureka Mower, the only direct draf
mower. 1t leaves the cut grass i'll Dette
condition tor drying than any other mower
in use; OF light draft and easily handled
shiEeman's Separating and cleaning at
attach ment Tor ,le purpose or attaching tC
any threshing machine. 1t cleans grain ii
for market.
Spangler'S force feed fertilizer attach
ment, easily attached to any grain drill Ol
cOrnplanter, anG easily operated.
Hauck & ComstockS fodder cutter and
grinder. Grinds and cuts fodder as soft a.
chafi.
Litiz PlOw Mfg, Co., CuItivators, and
feed cutters.
The Milton Seive Mfg, Co. Grain and
Seed Selves.
A fu.l line of Syracuse PIows and extras,
for the same.
The Marsh Whitney Platform Twinc Bin
der. The first successful platform binder
on the market. 1t is OF light draft, uca,
appearance and easily operated. For sale
by VIM. Bell, Mililintown, and John F.
Jacobs, Port Royal.
The Ellis Champion thresher and cleaner,
and low grade tread power sold by Wm
Bell MlillIntown, and John Bergey Oak.
land Mills.
June e3 1t.
The Tenth Annual Inter State
Picnic and Exhibition under the au-
spices OF the Patrons of Husbandry
OF Pennsylvania, Maryland, West
Virginia, New Jersey and Delaware
will open at Williams Grove, Cum
berland County, Pa, on Monday.
August %, 1888, and continue until
Saturday, August 18th.
Excursion rates at reduced fare
will be arranged over all the princi-
pal roads III Pennsylvania and ad-
Joining States.
Agricultural and scientific address
es, by prominent farmers and states
men, will be delivered on Tuesday,
Wednesday Thursday and Friday.
Friday, 24th, will be Editors
day, and many of the most promi-
nent newspaper men in the country
Will be present on that day.
Manufactures of agricultural and
domestic implements and machinery,
and breeders of good stock will do
well to make note of this exhibi
ton.
Last year over fifty thousand far
mers, representing ii States, attend
ed this gathering ; and from present
indications the number will be great
er this year. Over 200 .manufactur-
es OF agricultural implements, and a
large number of raisers of 6ne stock
have already made application for
space for exhibition,
Members of the Order of Patrons
OF Husbandry, and their families and
friends, may be supplied with tents
ON the ground by making early ap-
plication. Circulars, giving full de
tails OF the arrangements, will be is
sued by July lst. For further par
tlculars address, r. H. THOMAS,
Manager Inter State Picnic and Ex-
hlbition, Mechanicsburg, Pa.
Laird and Sowders, two of the
Jacobs House boarders hired horse
from hveryman Seiber, and a buggy
from their landlord, Loudon, on Sun
day and drove down to the Menno-
mite meeting in Delaware twp. No
misshap overlook them till they were
on their way home when u young
man named Ingram from Port Royal
III the effort.to pass them on the road
ran his buggy against their buggy.
The contract broke the shafts of the
Loudon buggy. Merchant Rannels
OF Port Royal was in the buggy
with Ingram and he requested Laird
and Sowders to have the damage
repaired at his expense, he borrowed
shafts from citizen and put them
on the buggy and fixed things up
like a gentleman.
On Lake Shore train cominc
from Detroit the other day was a new.
Unmarried couple, the bride appearing
to be about % years old, and the
groom being dapper little chap a
year or two younger. \ lady who
came aboard at Wyandotte took a
seat Just ahead, and after few min
utes she heard the pair criticising her
bornet and cloak and general STYLE
Without showing the least resentment
IN her countenance, she turned around
in her seat and said: Madam. will
YOU leave your son close the window
behind yous The 'son" closed bi,
mouth instead, and the madam didn'
giggle again for l6 miles,
Detroit Free Press.
The wheat crop IN portions Of Berk