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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-31
BUSINESS CHANCES.

A GOOD INVESTMENT In order % Or
ganz" stock company. VIII orr ip'
sac - shares ~ 81" each. one - tn'
oides, and i"ai-plylng soap manifactorles
IN this country. Those who wish 10 pIoht
BY tnis most liberal offer may address
JOS BrECHELE.
Canton. -.
Reference. DIM VI Eradsrec'.
A NEW YORK lawyer. leaving for Lon
don next week on business mp. VIII nc-
ccpf engagement o. transact other matters
while there. CAPABLE. Tribune Once.
Az ESTAHLIsHEp profitable wholesale
bushes. requires a'di'l rH mop ana
capital unusual irIuceiuf hts VIII % gwen
20 acceptable man wi'h si"W". ~ MNhH'
- NaF'fN.'i- -
ACTIVE MAN. capable u nanaelns
popular amuf.usuf businors A. ton"f
IslenI. which Us Attracting crowds IN New
York and elsewhere. can secure hnl' inter
est upen Investment q SiV0o 10 sit".
liberal -aiary. references required 'hii
Immediately. Room 10. -1| binnd"hN.
BUTCHER STORE TO RENT Elegantly
arr a..ftt.f.'.ls nff~f. rent free H. Sep
,emf-.r fixtures iDr sale cheap. far"
chance WIN email capital 4o2 "-iv".
BUSINESS PEOPLE proat ny Swing away
YEAR hooks We make them ID. \.
~ EBs'II < 90. 81 K0s"-s'. y ur
memory 100 cloth cover
HOWE scAiu. steam pipes water tanks
T." Fast 33i 81.
PARTY able 80 IAN s. 5oo. with easy ser
wees. can secure so weekly. WIN inter
o. anI security n loan. PALMER. +. o.
H.s 2i22
PARTIES le~irinr accommodations for the
winter can secure elegant large rooms AZ
~ l.rlfe prices American family. table
guaranteed SELECT. box 80 Tribune
Orc
PARTY having very profitable business IN
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Fol, SALE.

At REDUCED PElcES.-5Oo seconi-annd
w,.,l and ron working m,chnos. fully
guaranteed. n aehnery bought ana a.
Changed. GEORGE H. EDDY. 3?s Madl-
tOn-st
AT IITTIE's TOOL STORE. 80 Fulton
st.. New orx workshop machinery Uoot
power). LIST frcr: woo1-car'ing i"ois scroll
saws. designs and fancy WOODS. 'hcuDatoro
and broodera in operation.
SAFES. -Jarg. Herring bank safes: five
medium siz, Marvin safes. large assert
ment email safes II leading manu,acirr -.
housc safes very cheap. lSENBERG. ~
Spring-Si .
ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA 'iennin'
latest Edinburgh edition. handsomely
hound ps'f"ct condition. elegant b.ok
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

rEW-JFRSEY.- comfortable residence.
not more than one hour from New York .
place must have some grounds and not no
too far from depot. state particulars. In
Guiding rent which must Inc moderate.
JERSEYITE. BOX 10. Tribune Office.
THE TRIBUNE
Uptown Office.
1.2t2 Hropdway ~ door north OF 3lst-st.
Advertisements and subscriptions
received there until q O'Clock p. IN.
AT BRANCH OFFICES
Advertisements received at regular ofilce
rates until X p. m, viz.
2dt Sth-avc. s. .. Ger. OF 23d -st.
l52 Gth-aVc.. cor. l.th-st.
tH2 Columhua-avc.. near West 6eth-st.
ioi West Nd St. near 9th Fave.
20 West 18th St. near Jth-ave.
81 West 42d-st. bet. 1th and sth ayes.
1i7 ith-ayc.. cor 1ith-st.
l5u East l7th-st. corner 3d-ave.
2!3 " est l.Jsh.st.
~ East i2d-gt. near Madis0n-ave.
10, lst-aye., near s9'h-st.
CSC 3d-aye.
100 3d-ave. near iIth-st.
5Ji 3d-av". near @.th-si.
~ Avenue A. bet ID and An ste.
u Cnnal-sf. and 49, DivisiQn-st, ..
49, Blescksr St, near 'Christorher-s'.
HARLEM OFFICES.
ili East i25th-st.
2f3 West i.5th -.
800 West i4ifh--t
~ 20 : =. IN. AZ regular ONCE rates
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FUNERAL or THE PRESIDENTS COZ CHMAN

Washington July 30.-The funeral OF William
Willis President Clevelands coachman took place
this afternoon. The services were conducted by
the Masons after the body left the church There
was large attendance including many OF the
officials and employees of the White House. with
whom Willis had always been a great favori.e. Mr.
Sinclair the White House steward. came here from
Gray Gables TO attend the funeral President ana
Mrs. Cleveland sent a large wreath OF white flowers
and asparagus fern Colonel J. NJ. Wilson. In
charge OF public buildings and grounds. also sent
q handsome floral piece.
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How it looks,

Association. One hundred OF them spent the morn
ing on the beach and came to the Auditorium al
2:30 o'clock where they were entertained lot n"
hour by Dr. Stokes. DR.. Charles ). YOUNG OF .>o'
800 p,rL ord tho Roy n X Robinson OF Long
Branch This evening the Rev. Albert swift iect-
ured In the Auditorium on billy Bray the hihs
Son
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-31
PLENTY OF TIMBER.
SENATOR WATSON c. SQUIRE DISCUSSES
PRESIDENTIAL POSSIBILITIES.

m THE SILVER QUESTION HE FAvoRs USING AS
MUCH OF THE WHITE METAL AS POSSIBLE
HE WANTS THE CONVENTION TO BE
HELD IN SAN FRANCISCO.
Senator Watson c. Squire. OF Washington. arrived
A. the Fifth Avenue Hotel on Saturday Senator
Squire Is in the city or business and he says that
the business has nothing to do with politics He
has not been West for some time and only knows
Of changes there through report. He said: THE
west has suffered from business depression along
with the rest Of the country, and it is revivng
along with the rest of the country The revival is
slow but It Is strong and think that we will
soon be in frst-rate shape. 1t ordeal that
has taught the people to be more self-reliant
and economical"
What is the feeling in Washington about silver"
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HELP WANTED.

ADVERTISEMENT AND erBSCRIP
TONS FOR THE NEW WORK TRIB-
TNE WILL BE RECEIVED At THE
UPTOWN OFFICE. ~. l.2i2 Broadway
NEETiStMESTS az the following Branch
Orlc.s. 25i Eighth-ave. 76p Third ave.
corner Fort, sefenfh-st 10" East Forty
setenih-st.. corner Third ave. 1856 East
l25th-si. near Tnird-ase., o2b Third ave,
near sixty nrsf-~t.. EOS Firs'-ave. lO6
West Forty -s'cond-st.. 1872 columbus ave. !.
| 80 Broadway. New Norh. and in Brook
lyn az 3s1 Fuifou-st.: 80 Court-st.. -
broadway. L. d. i53 Broadway. l.. y.
90 it~dford.nyc. near Fulion-st. 80,
Hcdf0rd-aye.. near South Secund-st
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UPRISING At JACHSON'S HOLE
ONE EXPLANATION OF THE TROUBLE.
GENERAL. NELSON A. MILES TALKS ABOUT THE
INDIANS AND EXPLAINS THE TREATY
WITH THEM-A FORMER MEETING
GENER AL NE

"Is there any uprising among the Bannocks? was
General Nelson A. Miles's first answer 10 Tribune
reporters question a day or two ago AS ne me.
the question thus Yankee fashion. he darted
a keen look after IT, with the habit OF a military
commander used to studying men and purposes
The General was sitting in the roomy office OF MS
house on Governors Island. Opposite him sat MS
secretary, and the big desk was piled deep with
correspondence and bulky documents one OF "hieh
the General was engaged in studying minutely
II know Of no uprising OF the Indians. he went
on except as I have gathered II from the reports
in the newspapers. And so far have not dis-
covered that any one has been killed except Ind
ians Looking at the from the treaty view
point the Bannocks would seem to have the law on
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THE TRIBUNE
Uptown Oflce.
I 2i2 Broadway. - door north o, 3ist-st
Advertisements and subscriptions
received there until y o'clock r. IN.
AT BRANCH OFFICES
Advertisement. received a. regular ONCE
rates until y y. IN. Viz
25i Sth-aVc., =. e. cor. OF I'D st
1872 Gih-HVc., cor. l2th ST
10. ,'ulumbus-aNr.. near West O>th-st.
los West i2d-st., near Gth-aN".
10 West I'm st. near. 'th ave
30 West f2d-si.. bet. 9TH and 9TH ayes.
l51 shave. cor. l4th-st
100 East i1th-st corner 3d-ave.
2i3 West l25th-st.
~ East 42d-st.. near Madison
7Os ist-nve., near s?th-st
$50 3d-avc.
200 3d-aVe., near 4ith-st
ga 3d-ave. near 31th-st
=. Avenue A. bet. 30 and ith ats.
\. csnal-rt.. and l5' Division-st.
is Blerckcr-st. near christopher-s
HARLEM OFFICES.
lao East i25'h-st
2f3 West i25th-st.
go Weft li5th-st.
Up to y. M. ut regular office rates
BROOKLYN OFFICES.
39I Fulton-s,. LISP MyrtIe-ave.. 63
Court-st.. 800 DE Kalb-ave.. I.I07 Fulton
st., near Bedford ave.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

A YOUNG HORSE for sale 9 years old:
kind and true. harness. patent carriage.
can hc made I'm two and four seats; very
cheap VIM. REINKE. 60 East l6th-s,.
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0nHDREy HAVE AN OUTING BY THE SEA-
ocean Grove. N. j.. July 30 (specaD.-The cn'.-
sn OF the Wright Memorial Home at Oceahpo,.'
-, MAD their annual outing here to-day on ."e
-'"stion Of President E. H. Stokes OF the Cs"p
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SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.

AGENCY FOR MONTcLAIR.-Re
properties all kinds: sale or rent. TCBDS
& TAYLOR. ) Beekman-st.
RINERSiDE-ON-SOt ND. Attractive cot
,agr residence; cOnNcnierces. spacious
grounds. several acres: fruit ann shade;
near depot and yacht club. $1,000 At
WATER. 90 Libcrty-st.
SHORT HILLS. y. J.-One hour from
city. 2 minutes walk from station. for
sale. modern residence. stable. acres.
uncxceptlonable surroundings: city system
supply Of water and sewage; cost S3O.ur.
EDW +. HAMILTON & co, 90 Broad
Wav
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NISCELI.ANEOCS.

A.-CoNsuLTATIQN FREE..WEsTLo..
TORN 60. DETECTIVE AND LAW
AGENCY DIVORCES obtained privately ;
separations. damages. real estate. legal
advice; private Information, confidential In
vestica.i)ns. III Broadway.
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DREscNAKIy0.

FIRST CLASS DRESSMAkEH desires
work In err near Mon'clalr. terms reason
ai.i.. Adir..s Mlfs SIBERIAN. 5ii Bloom
n.ld.aNe.. Montelalr. y.
corTt'RErF FRANrNsE. summer
dresses summer pricra. fancy WAISTS
remodclIing. elegant work snort notice
Nine. ANDERSON. los West l'th ST.
formerly With stern Bros
pHEssMAKER F.rs,-class: beautiful nt-
Ter. ny DAY 81 ~. Or home reasonable
stylish quick worker. luneh DnN :,
models. ,ify reference. FASHION Ail'r
la, hfoad~a'. --
DREssMAKER French from Parts
ur,, class m all branches. b, day 81 10.
c,tt or country. Nile. AMEl.lE. 1875 West
2Oth--t
EXPERIENCED DREssMAKER now
ready for more engugrm-n's. nome "r
day. terms ycrr low THIS month work
done on short no,ic". - West p5th It.
EXCELLENT DREssMAKER Expert
cutter and litter H. nov open FOR en-
gagcmen' AT reduced prices; best Of refer
enr.s. goes 10 the country, latest siSl"-
MISS -. i34 West iGth-st.
PARTISAN DREssMAKER In private fam
ily by day % week. lio West 2a'h-s,
THE TRIBUNE
Uptown Once.
I az broadway. ~ door north Of 3ist-s'.
Advertisements and Subscriptions
received th.r" until ? o'clock y. m.
At BRANCH OFFICES
Advertisements received at regular ONCE
rates until y. m. w
% sth-avc.. -. .. cor. ~ @3l -.
152 dth-aNr.. cor. l2th-st.
lv3 cOlumhus-hVe.. near West bSth-r.
Tod West i2d It.. near On ave"
- West iith-a'., near 3th-aNe.
2,1 West I2d -st. bet IN and nth ayes
l5i 4th-a,c.. cor. ltth-st
10 Bat i1th-at.. corner Jd-avr.
2i3 West l25th-st.
~ Easi i2I-si.. near Madison ave.
1o> ist-avr.. near NHth-si
$50 ri ave.
liD 3d-ayc. ncas l,th-st
5ji h-nyr.. near aftN-si
.. Av.nu. A. bet. 81 AMI I'm sta.
II Canal ST.. Tri iJ1 i,Nisi"n-at.
81 Blc.ck'r 81. near Christopher 81.
HARLEM OFFICES.
~; East l2Jth-ft
2B West 18TH.
a2o Wcst liJth-st.
Up T. =. M. ar regular ONCE rates
RisDDSf.YN cfFitEN.
~ Fulton rs? Myrtle ave. N'
Court ST.. 800 .pc Kalb-aye. l.l'' Fulton
St. near Bedford ave.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.


PARTIES desiring accommodations for the
winter can secure elegant large rooms at
moderate prices. American family: table
guaranteed. SELECT. Box 40. Tribune
Once.
REFINED parties can arrange for home
ike home. now or later. with American
family: neatly furnished second floor on
suite. two largr rooms third floor, large and
single rooms. beautiful back parlor. lovely
room for elderly couple or doctor: house
and location nrst-class: excellent board:
r. fcrences. WEST SIDE. Tribune ONCE.
l4TH-ST.. 2i9 WEST. handsomely fur
nished rooms. on suite or single. unex-
ceptionll board and surroundings. refer
ences.
lGTH-ST.. 1872 EAST Elegantly furnished
rooms: frst-class board. transients ac-
commodated. terms moderate.
2isT-ST.. 90 EAST. Clean. newly fur
nishei rooms excellent table and ser
vice: sanitary plumbing: desirable loca-
tion; best time to arrange FOR winter
board: references
18Th ST. Gs WEST.-FIanisome furnished
large and small rooms with board; suit
able for doctor or otherwise: private bath.
10TH ST. 20 WEST. -Desirable back par
Tor: suite for doctor or otherwise, other
rooms with board. references.
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Male.
MEN % take orders In every town and
city. no delivering good wages. pay
weekly. no capital. steady work. GLEN
BROS. Rochester. y. y.
WANTED. Men To- manage branch Offices
guaranteed salary OF 81. 900 yearly. $500
cash and references required. commercial
references furnished. reliable men only
need apply Rooms 10 and H. 10 East
i4th-st. New-Y0rk city.
WANTED Young man. IN brokers' Office .
must thoroughly understand duties x
pufchase ana sales clerk Address giving
reference. BRoKEK. 100 West I2d-st.
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>
.. , THE TRIBUNE
Uptown O:ice
1912 Broadway 81 door north ~ 3lst-oe
Advertisements and subscriptions
received thee until o'%ock y. m.
At. BRANCH OFFICES
AdVertiscments received AT regular onoo
..... rates until \ y. NJ. Viz:
pa sth-av. .. Q. cor. Of 23d-st.
, Is3 Gth-ayc.. cor. l.th-st.
1872 co,umbus.ayc., near Yves, osih-o'
ice West i2d-s'.. near 6,h-avc.
~ West l4th-st.. near oth-aNe.
257 West i2o-s;.. bet. TN and sth avee
lJI ith-avc.. cor. litl-st.
$50 Eas, iTth-s'.. corner 3d-ave.
ai3 West l25th-st.
20 East i2d-st. near Madison
| ,10S is.-aye.. near S:th-st.
$50 :ii-aye.
go Sd-ave.. near &Iih-st.
554 ai-ave. near 31th-st..
:. Avenue A. bet. RI ard 4th SITS
IL Canal-st. and Is. DNis'on-st.
3o5 Bleecksr-st.. near Christopher-st.
HARiEM OFFICES.
1856 East icS,h-st.
+, .',3 West i2ath-st
800 West li5th-st
Up TO 2. M. at regular office ratfs.
. - BROOKLYN OFFICES.
397 Fulton-st.. LISP Myrtle-ave.. u
Court-st., 800 De Kalb-ave.. l.101 Fuitous
st.. near Bedford-avs.
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ROOMS WANTED.

CATERER Man and wife. no children.
wants unfuruished basement in fur
nished room house Ia give board. Address
NJ D., i.227 Broadway.
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WORK WANTED.

Female.
JANITRESS A widow lady. with two
handy sons. would pas snail rent. Ad-
.rss. Mrs DRlScOLl. 10 East fith-st.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

FUHNISMED NOOMS TO LET
A NEWLY furnished house; large and
small rooms. reasonable 10 refined
peop.r. 11G East 2Jth-st.
GREENWICH-AVE.. 43.-A hall and
large square room: newly and neatly
furnished In a private house.
NEWLY furnished four-room floor gas
Attendance: $40 weekly other rooms.
board optional. private family. 224 West
3sth-st.. near Broadway
1-i3 EAST 23D-ST.. near Madison ave
Superior room; should he seen TO be APP
preciaied.
sTH-ANE.. Uncomfortable room; bath !:
private family; single. or two friends
SCOTT.
lsTH-ST.. IFS EAST. Exceptionally con-
ycnient. nicely furnished rooms; single.
double and suite: transients accommodated
references.
21ST-Sr.. Al EAST.
Transients accommoia ted, summer rates
references.
10 WEST i9TH-ST. -Cleanest and coolest
rooms In New York: examine them:
trausien's references
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WORK WANTED.
Male.

DRIvER.-By Young man; married. single
or double: best reference and security II
required: a good driver and steady worker.
/, STANDE, l62 Ainslie-st., Brooklyn
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1895-04-24
HlFFLIETOWN MARKETS.
kIssLHrowH, April "a. 1926
AIFFLINTOwNGRAIN MkEKtT

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS, April 20,
1S95.-Wheat 63 to 65c; Oats 36 to
BIC; Corn so to Sic; spring chickens
20 to Csc piece; last years hens IL
conts lb; butter IL to 27c a lb;
eggs IL to 13c; potatoes Csc to 81
bushe'; Southern Asparagus 20 to 25
cents bunch; Lettuce So to S4 a
barrel; cabbage "a a crate; radishes
Is TO rs cents for 100 burches; peas
per crate 81 to $3.50; apples $3.50 to
- Q barrel; Florida straw berries
per quart 20 to 80 cents; Timothy
seed Sc ID; clovsrssed 8 to 1Oc DER
lb: Timothy hay 75c to 81 per loo
pounds; straw 70 to IS cents per 100
pounds.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, April, 19.-Cat
tle.-Prime S5.75a6. 25; pood. S.. I0a-
$50; gpod butchers, 81 60a5. 10;
rough fat So 50a3.8O. Hogs $5.2
S 80 mixed IS l5a5. 20; best Yorkers,
s.. 10a5.15; common to fair q 9Oa5;
roughs, e3a4 so. Sheep - supply
light; extra, - 25a4 40; good, ia
4.20; fair - 1Oa4 25; common 81. 5Oa
2.25; best lambs $5a5. 20; good lambs,
~ 50a4. Is; fair lambs $2.50al.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1895-04-24
sHERIFF,s SALES.

Sheriff Calhoun sold the G. W.
We,zel property of so acres, log
house, barn and othsr out-buildings
in Greenwood to Lewis A. Dimm for
$50.
The 1873 acre tract of VIM. Neal
and R G. Neal, doing business as
VIM. Neal & Son in Delaware town
ship, was held over.
The acre lot with house and out
buildings of Fred Hester in. Spruce
Hill township, was sold to L. r.
Mauger. ...
The 50 acre tract, frame house and
out-buildings of Thomas Sa fer in
Susquehauns township, was sold to
George Marx for $4.15.
The house and lot of John Z
Smith, d. A. Hepner and John S
Bear, trustees, &c, in Thompson
town, was sold to E F. Barr.
The farm of 100 acres, and house
and barn and out buildings of j. p.
McWilliams. executor, &c, ef Calvin
Barton, devisies under the will of
Calvin Barton, deceased, was sold to
A. o. Harris for So 90.
The sale of the E A. Tennis prop
critics was postponed to Friday,
April 26, at p NJ
The hydraulic cider press of H.
G. Hooge in Port Royal, was sold to
Geo G. Crozier for $4,000.
The farm of 2O9 acres with a dou-
bic set of buildings of Oscar Dress
ler and Elizabeth Cox in Susquehan-
ma township, was sold to Wilb. rforce
Schweyer for $205.00.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1895-04-24
The Farmers Institute,

And General Convention will be
held in the United Presbyterian
Church in McCoysville, Juniats Co.
Pa, Wednesday, May LIST; Thursday
May 2, 1895.
P1o0RAM:-wEDkksDA MORNNo.
Prayer, by Rev. s. A. Davenport.
Address Of Welcome, Rev. W. O
Adsir, McCoysvills.
Response, D. B. McWilliams, Wal
nut.
Essay, Ada Milliken. Honey Grove
Questions and Answers.
wRDNEsDAY AFTERNOON.
"Apple Growing" d. B. Esh,
Spruce Hill.
Fruit Trees and Thsir Enemiss, .
E. Davis, Thompsontown.
profit and Loss in Fruit Grow.
ing" Prof. J. II. Lands, Reeds Gap.
Questions and Answers.
EVENING Session.
Recitation, Miss Nay Rodney,
Bloomall. Delaware Co., Pa.
"Who Farms the Farmer!" J. T.
Altman, Thompsontown.
Questions and Answers.
THURSDAY MORNING.
Prayer, Rev. w. G. Adair.
Essay, N. Anderson. Reeds Gap.
Popular Education" Prof. D. NJ.
Marshall, Walnut.
"Tbe Farmers Independence" NJ.
r. Bashore, Van Dyke.
Questions and Answers.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
physical Culture" DR.. B. II. Rit.
ter, .McCoysville.
1.-TWO Sides Of Da:rying," j. g.
Haldeman, Thompsontown.
"Diversiied Farming Better Than
Growing Cereals" Wellington Smith,
MiMintown.
Questions and Answers.
THURSDAY EVENING.
Errors of Farm Life," Mrs. Neal
n. Stuart.
Farmers Daughters - What
Should They Learn W. Il. Knouse
Swales.
Questions and Answers.
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or flowers and then pass out. The
decoration was elegant, consisting
chiefly of lilies It is probable that
these cost at least 81 600. I am sure
that had 1 all the money that was
spent in New York City for the fow-
ers for Easter, I could buy. two, or
three OF the incest farms in Walker
township, and have sufficient left to
alleviate the misery of many q poor
family, and give comfort to many Q
weary and widowed mother. 'Tis
now eventids, and the reader is in
vited il bis imagination to little
Msravian church at Sand st., and
Lexington Ave-, where Easter service
is being held by the Sunday School
The church is not large, but one Of
the cosiest and neatsst we have seen
for many q day. While sitting per-
using the hymn book which the good
pastor gave mo at the door, before
the service began. it rec allied some of
the incidents we find in old histories
about the Moravian missionaries
among the Indians in the early days
of our beloved Old Keystone State.
They have their publishing house at
Bethlehem, Pa Their worship was
solemn, and indeed seemed like
''praising God My article is get.
ting too long, but I will detsiu you
for moment. In looking over the
list of Morsvian church or Unitan
Fratum as they are found in the fore
part of their hymn book, two dates
seem of peculiar ordinance June
4th is set apart as DAY Of prayer
and Coventry for the older Girls"
and Nay 10Th as Day of prayer
and Coventry for the unmarried
brethren" In this latter case, the
writer would be a subject for Special
prayer. But I must drop nay pen.
BEN Nox.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1895-04-24

During the past week there has
been an advance in the price of oil,
wheat, beef and -four.
John Zook has sold his farm in
Fermanagh township to Ephraim
Bashor Of Kansas. for $8, 900.
It looks - if the Judges pension
Bill, will pass the Legislature. It is
not popular bill among the people.
Itch on human, mango on horses,
dogs and all stock, cured in 80 min
utes BY Woo)ford's Sanitary Lotion.
This never fails. Sold by L. Banks
q Co., Druggist, Aifilintown, Pa.
Feb. 6, 1y.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1895-04-24
Relief In One Day.

SOUTH AMERICAN NRRvINI relieves
the worst cases of Nervous prostra-
ton, Nervousness and Nervous Dys.
pepsia in a single day. No such re
lief and blessing has ever come to
the invalids of this country. Its
powers to cure the stomach are
wonderful in tho extreme. 1t al.
ways cures; it cannot fail. It radi-
caliy cures all weakness of the stom-
ache and never disappoints. 1t is a
luxury to take and always safe. Trial
bottles Is cents. Sold by L. Banks
& Co., Druggist, Mifflintown, Pa.
Feb. 6, ly.