Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-01-04

n ou, iiSe party from Town visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Shumar, near
Mexico on Monday evening.
George E. Heinbach, of Munson,
Clear6eld county, visited friends in
the Juniata valley last week.
Walter Oberholtzer, student in
gettysburg College, spent his vaca-
ton IN his home, near town.
The remains of Jacob Lemon, Of
Patterson, were taken to Academia
for burial on Christmas day.
Men and boys heavy boots will be
sold at cost to make room for spring
stock. Hollobaugh & Son.
A pleasant party was given by Mr..
and Mrs Thomas Shaffer to their
friends last Tuesday evening
Mr.. James Pannebaker and wife
OF Arvona, Clearfeld county, visited
friends in this place last week
Supervisor Cleve, of Miffiin station
has been awarded the prize of 800
for the best Supervisors division.
Misses Henrietta Cogley and Annie
Keller, of Lewistown visited Misses
Jennie and Ellie Auker last week.
Miss Irene Allison, of Washington
ID. g., Is visiting at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Allison.
The thermometer touched zero on
the morning of the 9th, ult, the
first time in four winters in this place.
A woman boarding house keeper
in indianapolis, is holding on to an
other woman's baby for board bill.
Caleb .. Thompson, of Warren
county, was chosen by the Republi-
cans, speaker of the House at Harris
burg.
The hungry Democracy are looking
forward with delight to a distribu-
ton of the loaves and fishes at Wash
ington.
A good many towns, and here and
there, township, are placing a
ticket in the field for the February
election.
The canal company will ask the
Legislature to abandon the canal
from Newton hamilton to Millers-
town dam.
The times cannot improve under
the Cleveland administration, because
Cleveland belongs to the silver con-
tractionist.
Misses Besse Pennell and Maude
Wilson, of Patterson spent several
days last week among friends in
Port Royal.
There will be busy times along the
railroad by this place for months to
come in the construction of the
fourth track.
The Baptist congregation of Holli-
elected Mrs. Dean, wife of
Supreme Judge John Dean a trustee,
last Sabbath.
Chas. Pannebaker, of Coalport,
aud Mr.. and Mrs James Pannebaker
Of Irvona, were visitors in town dur
ing last week.
The Huns and Italians, workmen
on the fourth track, and the contrac- !
tors viii adj considerable to certain
lines of business.
A. G. Scholl and Byron L. Shu-
man, law students in the Albany, n
Y, Law School, spent the holidays
in this county.
The time for public sales is ap-
preaching. Have your sale bills
printed at the Office of the SENTINEL
AND REPUBLICAN
Miss Belle Ritz, of Lewistown, at
a public sale recently held in Lewis
town, bought the Burns farm at the
Junction for $1S,150.
Matt L. Allison, Chas. E. Howe
and Frank Murray, all of Washing
ton, D. c., spent the holidays with
friends in this place.
Walter McCollum was recently
sent by the Huntingdon Court to
the penitentiary for a term of 10
years for horse stealing.
We have already sold $50 over
coats, and are now selling balance at
cost. Now is the time for bargains
at Hollobaugh & Son.
Gases of cholera are reported from
a number of places in the west, a
day or two will establish the truth
or untruth of the report.
Two feet of snow fell in Norfolk
and other parts of Virginia last
week, the deepest snow in that part
of the country since 1856.
A man employed a boy and said
after the bargain was made, ''now
my son you'll have chance to rise
at 3 o'clock in the morning"
Philadelphia icemen were disap-
pointed, they expected to cut ice on
Monday, but Sundays thaw run all
the ice out of the Schuylkill.
In the sweet by and by the rail
road will be lit at night with cleo
tricity, and head lights on locomo-
tive will no longer be required.
The ice plant at the railroad is
still running, nature is such tickle
dame that the railroad can no longer
rely on her for full ice supply.
Frank Hawk fell on the ice a few
days ago and badly bruised his left
arm. DIR. w. H Banks rendered
the necessary surgical attention.
An exchange remarks that ideal
happiness is found in going home,
sitting down lighting a pipe, smok-