Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1895-04-03
SHORT LOCALS.

Altoona has % bicycle agents.
Charles Adams, has returned from
Philadelphia
Good Friday, April 12-ahd ther
good by to Lent.
Lewistown proposes to have /
days centennial celebration.
There was considerable stir il
money matters, on the 1st of April
The winter Stow was good for tn,
wheat, but the March blow was hare
on it.
The State Teachers Association
will meet at .Ni. Gretns, July 2,
and 4.
Women vote in Kansas, and one
at Wichita, gave her age at lis, and
was proud of it.
Flowing for oats has been hurried
every fair day, by this farmers who
want to be up with the season.
Pennsylvanians give tramps para
dis,al treatment com pared to treat.
ment extended to the road sailors in
other states.
The Republican National Lsague
VIII hold a three days convention in
Cleveland, Ohio, beginning on the
18Th day of June, 1895.
A pair of horses from Cashier
Doty S farm, driven by farmer Bergv,
got up run off in Patterson, last
Friday The horses were not hurt.
It is worthy OF mention that the
roads were smooth, DRY and dusty,
on the 1st Of April, something that
is not often met with at that time
OF the year.
The Utah constitutional CONVEX
ton is considering the question of
Woman Suffrage. The women of the
state once they get vote will solve
the Norman question.
Mrs. Wishart, of Fulton county, is
among her friends in Juniata, and
has been helping t. install her broth
er, A!r. W. II. Moor, in his bachelor
quarters, in McAlisterville.
Dr. Holloway is holding Easter
service in bis church every night ic
the week. and will continue the SER
vice until Easter, when the Lords
Supper Will be administered.
Sunday is intended for day Of
rest. Many people dc not observe
il as such and Tie result IS, that on
Monday morning they are more IA
tigued than they were on Saturday
evening.
Dr.. H. C. Derr, formerly well
known in this town, Yves found dead,
death having bsen causzd by heart
trouble-on a sofa IL his dental of
ice, 10 Lawisburo. on the morning
OF the 2sth OF March.
The funeral o; Mrs. Robert Nc
Dp-a.i took place from the home Of
". J. Z=!ders, in Patterson, on Mon
day af:erEoo3. Her remains had
bon brought from Harrisburg on
Saturday, evening. Ipterment in
the Presbyterian cemetery.
Good Friday. nexF, April Ia, the
hosveElY bodies which sravitatc
round the sun will be exactly the
game position they occupied IN the
trs-aeut ihs day Christ died on the
cross Il will be the first time such
q thing has occurred since that great
day, Just 1862 years ago.
Tho wholessle merchants, of New
York, are making moncy, by importing
under the democratic reform tariff
law, bus tie American manufacturers
have been driven cut Of business, by
foreign cheap goods, and American
worInen have nothing to do-and
al! the good times promised by the
Democratic leaders.
A. tie late term of the Delaware
county court the name of Thomas d.
Pis.t Was drawn IS Juror. During
trial he was called, and not re-
spending, the judge ordered that he
b. fined $40. The ise cannot be
CT ected, as Piatt has been dead for
ten Years, having been drowned in
the Delaware river.
August Markle, miller at Romigs
mill. on Cedar creek, Lehigh county,
has yearly 400 ducks. They spend
most Of their time on the dam aDd
prove themselves very useful by
keeping the dam free from moss.
They aye also very profitable, for lIr.
Aarkle receives twenty-five cents per
dozen for the eggs.
s'Mrs. Walters of Clearfeid, left
her 6weeks' old babe in care of her
sistsr' aged 6 years During the
mothers absence the little girl at
tempted to quiet the cries of the babe
by administering paregoric but BY
mistake it half a tsaspoonful of laud-
amum. The little one went to sleep
and never awakened"
The leaders of the Democracy said
we'll reduce the tariff, aud then we'll
have more goods come to this coun-
try, and though the tariff rstes will