Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1896-08-12

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Rev. w. G. Adair, presided at the
Pannebaker Island Harvest Hone
last Saturday. w. 8. Bloom Of Ohio.
Mrs. Johnson Of Cory, Pa, and Rev.
J. B. Stewart. each made . speech
The Concord band and Spruce Hill
Mandolin club furnished the music.
Not all men on the road training.
are tramps- Many honest men, now
out OF employment are walking from
place to place, seeking work. They
have not the means to pay car fare
or to travel horseback or on a BIZ
cycle Or IN buggy.
The thermometer ran up to 100
dacraes in the shade two davs last
vaek IN th;e nlace Tha hot wave
ran down the Atlantic coast from the
New ENGLAND States to Florida. and
then, following the Gulf coast to the
Mississippi Valley, coursed up that
line to the lakes, aud so back along
the st. Lawrence to the beginning.
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"a Watso,, Saw.,i t;oLot WoefnIIr
h.,d times w;li core On the conntrv
;f the Rrvan ticket wins
Several months ago James a.
Banks requested the State Fish Com
missioner to send him young Wnlte
Bass and young Strawberry Bass for
streams in this, Juniata county.
The bass came last week, thousands
OF them, not bigger than the tinnlest
sadpoies. Mr.; BANKS put the straw
perry pass IA Hoss ISL, ore9s ana ee.or
~ ~ Tr.dL -'e ->''''' " Lawn
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Pfes'a'nor
Two similarly fatal accidents took
place near oharon' fa., last Inurs
day, which by despatch reads that
-hlram fiyinger, sged 6O years
was moving bis grass and Tell on the
machine, which passed over his body,
crushing hIs life out.
George jennings, farmer, aged
yyeas, Me' WIN slmla. a.. a'ciuen'
wnno p"As R" sI"ss ous =. 'nI eus'H' E
Dal' AHe notSss ian away' no iAn
ins "iuohS 'ne :,i An:sss' a: "A" was 'u'
- na''is ne wiz 'ie'
when too late, many men realize
how well they would he OF, had they
thought OF what the Altoona Tribune
says rs follows;-Every year events
admonlsa the holders OF trust tends,
that 1t Is very unsafe to use those
funds III their own business. Many
man VINO never meant to wrong any
body. but "ho thought he could
resdily repay all he had taken, has
suddenly wakened to the fact that
there lay bsfore him no alternative
save flight and disgrace, or lncarcar'
alton IN prison for term OF years
Many another escaped punishment
because he happened to have rict
and influential friends, who came to
us reiiei' He saiesC Ihlhs 10 &c II
10 Keep Que ; private account wnoliy
eep"ia'e iro" o'nef moneys III lie
possession
Every American silver dollar under
the republican financial system will
buy dollar g worth OF goods, but
there are coming to be good many
me4lcan silver dollars IN circulation
ihe Mexican silver dollar has more
SILVER In 1t than the American silver
collar piece but 1t Is not a legal ten
Ger ana Is worth only nifty cents
mat Is the amount OF silver In the
piece. 30 now, KIND reader, when
you are getting SILVER Tor your work,
| look at the silver dollars that you