Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-08-23

A comprehensive premium list OF
the Perry County Fair lies on cur
table for which we thank the man.
agement of the fair.
Miss Minnie Crosin who was organ.
lst In the Jacobs House for many an
impromptu concert in the parlor OF
that popular hotel the past s or 8
months has gone to her home near
browe's Mills in Fayette township.
If everyone will go ON paying tie
times cannot get so hard. There is
no use postponeing paying if one has
the money for all obligations have to
be met. Of course if one has no
money he cannot pay unless he finds
friend to help him out and who
will wait.
Officer Hackenberger bought and
stored lot of water-melons and car.-
telouPe's in Doty's barn to be used
when wanted for the bush meeting
IN Harry .Moore's woods. Town
thieves discovered the melon patch
IN the barn, broke into the building
and helped themselves. The next
night Haekepberger had a guard ov-
er the melons.
English SPAWN Liniment removes
all Hard, Soft or Calloused Lumps
and Blemishes from horses, Blood
SPAWN, Curbs, Splints, Sweeny, Ring
bone, Stiles, Sprains and Swollen
Throats, Coughs, &c. Save $50 by
use of one bottle. Warranted the
most wonderful Blemieh Cure ever
known. Sold by L. Banks & Co.,
Druggists, Miffiintown. Oct. l, 1y.
By the adoption of free coinage of
silver the gold that is boarded away
will be put into circulation for it will
then be clear to all that the price of
gold cannot be advanced, and there
will be no more use in hoording it
than in boarding other money. Gold
is boarded row because there is an
apprehension that the gold bugs will
send it up in price. by securing such
legislation from Congress that will
make it the single standard or med
inn of excl; ngs.
The Lewisburg Chronicle says
Congressman Thaddeus Mahon re-
e,Ived a letter from one of his con-
stituents enclosing two SIS bills, which
had been eaten by grass-hoppers, re-
questipg Mr.. Mahon to have them re-
deemed at the Treasury. The letter
stated that a farmer hung his vest,
in the pocket of which was the mon
ey, on a fence. When he went to get
1t the vest was eaten full of holes by
the grasshoppers, and the money so
damaged as to be of no account.
"The sheriff Of Northumbc rland
county is looking after an escaped
pr soner, one Thomas Moser, who
made his escape by climbing the
prison with the aid of hook in a
broom stick, and when he reached the
roof letting himself down with a car
pet chain rope. The escaped man
had been playing ball with the other
prisoners, using the broom stick az a
bat. Unroticed by the others he
walked to an unfrequented point in
the Jail, pulled hook from around
the spouting, fastened it to the stick
and made his escape as above stated. "
The Lewistown Gazette says: The
crows are plenty and seem hungry,
as they are making bad work with
the early corn, in some fields tearing
open the husk and eating the corn.
x 1t does not look as if the cider
presses would be crowded this fail,
as the apples are roasting on the
trees and falling off and are about as,
tough as a gum bumper on the cars,
so tough and tasteless the hogs do
not like them. * Rev. Christ.
Myers from Juniata county, preach
ed an acceptable sermon in the Pine
Glen church Sunday last Sunday
morning. Rev. Smith from
Juniata county preached n very in
structiye sermon in the Pine Glen
church Sunday evening to large
and attentive audience.
The Bloomfield Democrat saws:
The dwelling house of John Shuman,
in Wheatfield township. near Hark.
inson's fulling mill, took fire from the
cook stove, Wednesday morning OF
last week, ard was entirely consum
ed, together with all its contents. ex
cept few pieces of furniture. The
building was insured for $3.50 in the
Lurgan Company. A sawm;Il own
ed by James Bell in Rye township
was DESTROYED by fire, Monday of las
week. A slab pile took fire during
the day, and the flames were appar
emily extinguished, but during tn,
night the fire broke out again ant
burned the saw mill with all the ma
chinery. The loss is about $1,000