Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-12-19

| Chsraders are preparing for the
winter campaign.
Mrs. Bender of Spruce Hill, died
on last Sunday, aged about 40 years.
Dealers pay as much for wheat in
Oklohama-5O cents-as dealers pay
in Pennsylvania
The Ohio State Food Commission
er, has declared patent eggs shall not
be sold in the markets of Ohio.
The Cleveland Leader says: "The
fear Of assassination, harbored BY
President Cleveland almost amounts
to madness"
Judge Gordon of Clearfield has re-
quested the papers published in dis
trict to cease publishing the names
of jurors drawn.
The Columbia bicycle company cal.
endar, lies on our table. It is as un-
ique as ever, and each leafet as the
days go by, reminds one of the en-
terprise of the company that issues
time noting record.
The old time gentleman was man
who was concerned about his per
sonal dignity and personal honor.
The gentleman Of to-day has little
concern for his personal dignity or
honor. His concern is for style.
Edward Dudley Duncan, recently
elected member of the Legislature
Of Tennessee from Washington Co ,
started last week to walk 300 miles
to Nashville to attend the ses- ons of
Legislature. He was offered rail-
road pass, but would not accept it.
Mrs, Ida Sherlock died of con.
sumption at the home of VIM. Hawk
in this town on last Saturday, aged
about 27 years Her husband died
two years since. BY her death son
about three years old is lef. father
less and motherless.
Charles r. Derr, died at the fam
lily home in this town on the 18th
inst, after a long illness of consump-
ton, aged 23 years. He was a son
of DIR. Derr, deceased. The fuoeral
took place on Sabbath afternoon and
vas attended by many people. In
terment in the Presbyterian cemetery.
Do you have headache, dizziness,
drowsiness, loss of appetite and 9th
er symptoms of biliousness2 Hoods
Sarsaparilla will cure you.
In the Argentine Republic where
they grow wheat in such quantities
and at such rates that they help to
keep the price of wheat down to the
low hguees at which it now sells for.
They are now in this month of, Dec
ember, cutting their wheat crop.
December and January are the har-
vest months in that Republic.
'New York State has passed law
to the effect that no barb wire shall
be used in the construction of any
division fence constructed or built
aftor September 1, 1894, unless the
person, association or corporation de-
string to use such material shall first
obtain the written consent of the
owner of the property adjoining that
it may be used"
From the Bloomfield Times of
December 1S-Cleveland's hench-
man, the Hon. Hoke Smith, has been
putting in some of bis dirty work in
Toboyne township, during this week.
Jacob Kramer, as brave soldier as
ever faced an enemy, was informed
by the pension bureau that his sig a
mouth was to much of the fat of the
land and must be divided by two.
x Abraham Snyder, our worthy
miller, met with a curious loss re-
Gently. He had eIeven silver dollars
in a cloth poke, laid away in the
house somewhere, and one day when
he went to get it he found that rats
had knawed holes in it, and had car
ried away every dollar. After a long
search, he found one of the pieces,
but at this writing he is just out of
$40.