Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1895-12-04

A son OF Rev. r. NJ. Campball of
Fort Royal had his collar bone broken
IN foot ball game on Thanksgiving
day. DIR. d. NJ Crawford was called
1or and gave the attention the case
required, and the youth is getting
along as well as can be expected con.
cldering the nature Of the injury.
Geo. W. Nagle, a jsweler, of Philips.
burg, Pa, killed a pheasant that had
IN Its craw q green snake about one
foot In length. The digestive organ
had gotten away with three or four
inches Of the tail Of the snake, the re-
maindsr protruding from the gizzard
Mr.. Nagle has the snake and gizzsrd
preserved in alcohol.
Shamokin, Pa, Nov. 29.-Rsy.
William Weickssl, of Ohio, accom-
panied by his wife and four children.
came hers two weeks ago on visit to
bis father, who is also a minister.
Last week onr child died from scarlet
fever. To-day another expired from
the same cause, while the other chill
dren are critically ill.
CINCINNATI, December 1.-Since the
recent rains it has been found that
cisterns in different parts of the Ohio
valley no longer hold water. The
clsterns have been dry for months,
and the general theory is that the
cement was cracked by the earthquake
that was SO distinctly felt throughout
the Ohio valley on October 81.
NEw brunswick N. j., Nov. 90
Yesterday an infant in the family of
John Voorhees,, living near Monmouth
Junction, died of black diphtheris.
On Tuesday last his 7-year old ecn
died and on Wednesday IA year-old
son died. Mr.. Voorhees, was com.
pslled to bury the last two children
himself. Several other chilien are
dangerously i'll.
The Jew thought Rabbi Curriers',
of Cleveland objects to the annual
Thanksgiving Proclamation. He
says this is not Christian nation.
That the other religious sscts here
make strong minority and the scope
of their religious freedom, should be
enlarged. The jaws did NOT preach
enlarged religious, freedom when they
crucifisd Cnrist.
The town o. Cstawissa has become
suddenly famous and babies are the
cause Ten days ago Mrs Lattimer,
wife of leading merchant, became
the mother of two boys and a girl.
The next day her neighbor, Mrs.
Hunter, gave birth to three badies.
Mrs. Champion has now capped
the climax with four children al
birth. All the babies arc well formed
and healthy.
Robert Nixon, Jr., and Miss Ella
Lee Armstrong were married BY Dr.
Holloway in the Lutheran parsonage
on Monday evening at 7 o. m.. and
took the S.27 train for Philadelphia
where they will Immediately go to
housekeeping. A large company of
young people assembled nj tha station
to see them off and to shower them
with rice, and sincerely wish them
hsrpiuess and prosperity.
Andrew Shores. of Milford town
ship, had the best Of Of his fou- horse
team die Of collie at Lawistown last
Friday He Was on his way with a
load OF portable cav mil machinery
from AcVeytovn, Miffiin county 10
Junista county. Ex county commits
sionsr Hover and l.. c. Shivery were
each with o team with 3hores. all on
the same mission Of bringing the saw
mill from Miffiin county to Juniata
county.
The foot ball game on Thanksgiv
ing Day was witnessed BY q large
crowd of people, and almost every
one present had constantly with them
a feeling of spprehhnsion that some
one would get hurt. People in this
18th century may honestly speak of
their civilization, but when they do
SO they would leave out the foot ball
play, as played to-day, is is brutal
and reveals more of the barbarian
side Of men than the civilized side.
Letters remain uncalled for in the
post Office at Patterson for the month
ending November 80, 1855, for Mrs.
Jno. M. Bennett, Miss Lizzie Jones,
Miss Sallie Yarnee, Miss Sarah Mast
ers, Mr. Potter, James Leach. Geo
K. Funk, Ira Campbell, James Bsel.
n. b. Trellue e. Co, Michal Rogon-
ski, Sig. Calogers Caliopips, Nicalo
Pitranetta. Postal Cards. Roam &
Sterrett, S. 8. Showers, Sadie Maben,
Philip Lentz. Persons asking for
letters in the above list will please
say they are advertised.
E o. Barner. aged about % years,
son of Squire Barner of Susquehanna
township, had his right hand caught
in coupling freight cars at Ryde sta
tioa, on Saturday evening. He was
brought to this place where surgical
attention was given by DIR. Darwin
NJ. Crawford The hand was severely
injured. A joint aud half of the in.
dex finger, and part of the thumb
was amputated. TIE young mar
had been only short time in the
service of the railroad company wher
the misfortune overlook him.