Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1884-09-17

| VI "ainos fitzgerald, near
Pleasant View, this county, was DESTROYED
by IRE last Friday evening. 1t is believed
that the fire originated from the cook stove
The household effects were saved. sl5O(
insurance.
FARMERS AND BREEDERs LIVE Stock As.
socIATIos OF TIE UNITED SrArEs.-Insures
horses and cattle against theft and disease
at reasonably rates. For terms apply tc
A. II. WKIDSAS,
hihintown, Pa. Agent.
A beautiful wreath of flowers accompan
MED the remains of ]. C. Bonsall from
Washington as a token of respect from
friends of Mr.. Bonsall in the Specification
Room OF Government Printing Office Wash.
ington, d. C.
The latest in dress for gentlemen is the
''Father Hubbard" Simply drop the sus-
penders and wear the shirt loose over the
top OF your pants, instead of tucking il in,
and you have the s.Father Hubbard. -
Austin Dispatch.
A mother, noticing her little daughter
wipe her mouth with her dress sleeve, ask
ed her what her handkerchief was for Said
the little one: sits TO shake at the ladies
in the street. That's what papa does with
his. s."-Toronto Globe.
The public sale of horses by Kurtz and
Wilson on Saturday brought a number OF
people to town. The average price realized
on the horses was about $4,000.
P. S.-The above is 4 mistake, it should
have read $4,000, instead OF $4,000.
"While Thomas McAlister, of Oil City;
John Williams, of Altoona, and William
Sheaffer, of Newport, Perry county, were
out driving near the latter place recently,
the horse took fright and ran away. Nc
AliSter and Sheaifer were badly injured and
Williams was killed"
Prevent serious sickness by taking oc-
casionally one of Emory's Little Cathartic
Pills, wonderful appetizer, an absolute
preventive anu cure of Biliousness. pleas
ant to take, sugarcoated. Ask your drug
/ glst for them and take no other.-l5 cents.
Sep. 3-S4.
The body of Lieutenant James C. Bon
sail was brought from Wasbirg gton last
/ Wednesday morning. The funeral took
place from the residence of his brother, ed
itor Amos g. Bonsall, al 2 o'clock P. NJ,
on Wednesday, September 10, 1884. In
terment in Presbyterian graveyard.
A Gew York paper says forty thousand
persons turned out in the fierce September
heat on Tuesday TO bury Secretary FoIger
IN the State where he was defeated for
Governor by nearly 100000 majority. His
defeat was an exhibition OF party spleen ;
his burial was an honest tribute to honesty
Mahlon Houser, yo uth of22 years, from
Harrisburg, while attempting to board a
/ freight train at Anderson's station in Nif-
! fin county, fell under the cars and had both
! legs and an arm cut of, on Monday after
noon. He was brought to this place for sur
: gical attention. He died about O'Clock iu
the evening before reaction took place.
The Berks County Fair, will be held in
the city OF Reading, September %, "a, %
and 20. 1884. The Philadelphia and Read
ing railroad company will carry passengere
at one half the usual fare on Wednesday
September "A. Reading Is a pleasant city
to visit at any time, and fair time will be
the time 10 see the country people of ''Old
Berks."
1t is the large population in towns that
creates a demand for all of the products OF
the farm. II everybody should turn farm
er, there would be no market for the things
that are grown on their farms. England
would ike TO be the workshop for all the
world, and have other nations TO raise the
grain and so forth for the English shop
workers.
This Wednesday evening, September II.
1884, Mr.. Harry NJ. Woodmansee, of the
Burlington, n. j., Evening Reporter, and
Miss Anna COffman, second daughter OF the
late Isaac Cofiman, will be united in the
bonds of matrimony in the NJ. E. Church in
this placc. We wish them happiness and
prosperity in the new life upon which they
are about to enter.
The concentrated power and curative vir-
tues of Ayers Sarsaparilla render it the
can be used. 1t contains no dangerous or
harmful Ingredients, and may be safely ad.
ministered TO patients OF al! ages. When
you are sick, the best medicine that can be
obtained is none too good, and is the cheap
est, whatever it costs.
Mr.. Wallace, of this State, delivered a
| speech at Harpers Ferry, Va, last Thurs
day evening, and among the things that he
said was that the surplus in the National
treasury is the cause of the present busi-
ness troubles. How can that be, for when
every bank in the country closed under
/ Buchanan's administration there was no
surplus in the Treasury.
A msn sold soap and razor powder by
/ the light of a torch. on Saturday evening,
| on Main street, and after he was through
selling a crowd OF boys followed him, hoot-
/ ing and yelling in the most derisive man
ner Ii the man had no right 10 sell he
shonId have been dealt with accordingly,
| The hooting of ignorant, i'll bred boys, at
strangers should be stopped.
| GRAxGERs PIcSIc.-The Patrons of Hus-
( bandry will hold basket picnicin Lauver's
| Grove. one mile from Patterson, on Thurs
day, Sept, 2jth. A brass bi nd has been
secured for the occas ion. Prominent speak
ers will be present The public are cordial
/ " invited to meet with US on this occasion.
d. B. McWuLIAMs.
Secretary.
The Record SAYS: 1t must be said TO the
credit of New Brunswick tinanciers that