Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-10-24
Personal.

CE SOMdI.
VIM. N. Pannebaker and family, of Lew.
istown, have moved to Texas.
J. F. Rohrer. who at one time manufsc.
tured harness &C., in this place, has gone
to Texas.
General Miles married a niece of General
Sherman.
Miss Frank AcGrew is assistant cashie,
OF the First National Bank in Huntingdon
Indiana.
Mr.. Harms, of Titusville, Pa, started re.
Gently Tor China, where the government ha.
employed him TO prospect for oil. He Is t.
get salary of sS,D0 and expenses for the
first wear.
Rev. II. ZeigleT, D. D., of the Selins.
grove Theological Seminary, will preach in
the Lutheran church in this place next Sab
bath, morning and evening.
Rev. T. J. Sherrard preached In the Sew.
enth Street Presbyterian Church IN Harris.
burg last Sabbath evening.
Amcs G. Bonsall, of The Democrat and
Register, bought the Stroup house and loi
last Saturday, at Executors sale, tor the
sum Of $40.
The Young Mems Christian Association
of Lewistown have undertaken to provide
people OF that place with lecture course.
George Mcdonald and family, for many
Years citizens of Milford township, left for
the west on Monday. They expect to make
the west their future home.
Les ,.Nns-,1.
PsnnrbakeTi of Tuscsrora Valley. have
been on s"loGrn in Texas the past few
weeks, and the glowing letters that they
write from the Lone Star State are having
their effect on the circle of their acquain-
tlnces.
Brick Pomeroy is a Greenblcker now.
How long is il since he was bitterly opposed
TO rag money!
G. W.D. Waddell, formerly Auditor Gen.
eral Temples chief clerk, attempted sui
eide at his home, IN Waynesburg, Greene
county, by shooting himself.
MARY Heisler, of New York, is @chiei
among ten fhousand,'' even if not alto
gether lovely" She is vice president of
the Cigar Makers Union, which is ON a
strike, ten thousand strong"
Rev. Mr.. Butler, of the Presbyterian
church of Clearfield town, while on his way
TO attend the meeting OF the Harrisburg
Synod, last week, stopped off here TO Pay
Rev. Mr.. Sherrard a short visit.
Mrs. Emily Edison Briggs (ssOiIyia''l
has been appointed by Secretary Schurz a
member OF TIE Board OF Visitors ior the
United States Hospital for the Insane. Mrs
Briggs is the irst lady who has ever been
appointed on this or any other of the ad-
visory boards connected with government
Institutions
Mr.. Hayes congratulates the Indians
on their adopting white mems clothes.
Now let them get died mustache
Alfred Speer, of Passaic, who sued
the New York World for550 900 dam
ages, has received verdict for six cents.
Lucy Stone says she despises the Gus
tom men have of raising their hats to
ladies. The sentiments of Lucy Stone
are not generally endorsed BY women.
The Rev. j. H. Stewart, pastor OF
the Presbyterian church at Port Roys |,
this county has received an unanimous
call from the Pre>byterion church at
Greencasi!e, Franklin cOurty.
Rev. E I. Baird, late Secretary of
the Presbyterian Committee of Pu5li-
cation OF the Southern General Assam
bly,, who was indicted in Richmand, Va. ,
for embezzlement of the funds of the
was tried and acquitted
Rev Henry Ward Beecher felt keen
ly the disgrace Wm. G. Gilman, the re-
Gently convicted broker, brought on him
self and family. During his last FRI
day nights talk" at Plymouth church
Mr.. Beecher said: For week past or
more have been under cloud. Mr.
Gilman, rny nephew BY marriage, has
been Sent day to Auburn for FIVE
years, and is in Auburn to night. He
married daughter of my sistet, Mrs.
PeIins."