Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1895-12-25
SHORTLOCALS.

coon.
Cleveland shows up loud on a line
fence dispute.
Col. Moorehsad spent a few hours
in town on Saturday.
Miss Carrie Derr is spending the
holidays in Philadelphia.
Ed. Davis of Thompsontown was
storm stayed on Saturday evening.
Edward Ellis has bought Jesse
Howes business stand and business.
Miss Marion Scholl who spent the
winter in Philadelphia is now home.
Editor Allison of the Herald has
been in Washington within the past
week.
j. Holmes Irwin has been elected
Assistant Cashier Of the Juniata Val
ley Bank.
Iron works were stopped in certain
parts of Blsir county last week, for
want OF water.
Mrs o. C. Gortner aad son vii
liam, are visiting Mrs. Gorsner's pa
rents in Cory
Miss Margaret Laird, spent several
days of last week with friends in
Mitiiin county.
READ.-For fine watch aud clock
repairing. go to J. II. Sweger, Noble
building, siain Street. If.
Next Sabbath evening Rev. Mr..
Raven will preach on the subject of
Catching Little Foxes
Hiss Blanche Krider who is attend
ing School at Birmingham, was the
guest of Mrs. Mary Jacobs.
Miss Han Hoover OF Lswistuwn,
spent several days last week with
Mrs. Wilberforce Schweyer.
The Pomona Grange of Jnniata
county will meet in East Waterford
on the coming Thursday and Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cloyd Pannebaker
and little daughter OF Coaipo.t are
the guests of Gr. aud Mrs. Daniel
PannebIksr
Public meetings are being held in
Venezuela to rejoice over President
Cleveland re statement of the Mon
roe doctrine.
4 pension has been granted to d.
Kinch of McAlisterville; John d.
Jones of Port Royal; Rsbecca Peck
of Locust Grove.
Miss Louisa Jackman, who has
been teaching music in Pittsburg,
has come to spend the rest of the
wintec with her parents
The tenant hou.e Of B. L. Shumsn
on his farm near Mexico was destroy
ed by fire several evenings ago. The
tenants had just moved out.
Mrs Peoples Of Greensburg, Pa
and Mrs. David Dotv. spent Sunday
with the family of Ezra Doty, Esq.
Mrs. Peoples is Q sister of Mr.. Doty
The war cloud created panic il
American stocks and securities il
Europe, and prices went down as the
stocks were unloaded on the market
Many people were caught ava,
from home by the rain of Saturda!
evening. It was greatly needed
rain and revived many streams ane
springs.
The Presbyterian Sabbath Schoo
gave a Christmas cantata-f Uncl
Sam and Santa Claus" in the Cour
House on Christmas Eve - Tuesda,
evening.
Nv an M-7. Nc Meen will give
reception on Thursday evening 70
Mr. and Mrs. Thorn, recently mar
ried III Pittsb urg. Mrs. Thorn is
niece of Mrs. McMeen
Edgar Neely, student at the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania, stopped of
on his way to his home in Tuscarori
Valley, with his brother J. Howarc
Nicely, a couple of days.
There will be no preaching sol
vices in the Presby terian church oil
Sabbath morning on account of re
dedication services to be held in tn
Methodist church at that time. Us
ual services in the evening.
Venezuela is a country of frequen
earthquakes Tbs most destructiv
earthquake kno Sn in America tool
place there in 1912 in which tel
thousand people lost their lives
Other dreadful earthquakes in whic
many lives were lost have taken plac
since that time.
Columbus Sarvis has a walkin:
cane factory at Waterford. Jane
Loudon bought two hickory Gaze
from him, one of which he sent t.
his brother il Ireland, and the othe,
he presented to his brother ex-Sher
if LoudOn in this town. The can,
was sent TO Ireland by mail.
Both branches of Congress hav
passed a bill appropriating one hun
nred thousand dollars ia pay the sx
penses Of the Commission to examin,
the boundary line dispute betwee,
England and Venezuela. The Presi
Gent has signed the bill and will ap
point the Commissioners, and till the
Commission reports everything vii
be quiet.
Cieveland's Venezuela message wa.
a hrst rate play for the gallery, but
II has unsettled stocks and has caus
ed the Enrlish 70 fhrow Amaricar