Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1896-11-18

Thieves the other night tried to
steal two fat hogs from the pen of
DIR: Smith ct Adamsburg. Snyder
county, but the hogs squealed and
squealing always scares thieves.
'sWhen the hands are dirty with
house work. they may bs thoroughly
eleansed BY using . mixture Of salt
and vaseline, which must be we'll rub
bed in and then washed off with or.
binary SOAP"
Supervisor James Cullen of the
Middle division with headquarters
at Spruce Greek, has been in the en-
ploy of the Company for forty-ssven
years, and during this time has not
lost one hour"
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Centre county ministers have been
unfortunate this summer. Not three
months ago, the Reporter noted the
amputation of Rev. s. Ditzel's leg.
This week We chronicle another min
istsrs sad misfortune. Rev. John
Craig Of Julian had his right leg am
putsted in the hospital at Johnstown
q week ago. The leg was diseased
from a wound received during the
war.-Centre Hall Reporter.
Bousum's tailor shop was burglar
lied last Saturday morning. The
thieves managed to slip thin instru
ment through crack between the
sash ON the lower part of back door,
thereby releasing the sash from the
door, and when they had that accom-.
plished they had clear admission to
the room. They stole about eighty
dollars worth of clothing that hung
on the wall - customer work and
ransacked the drawers in the tables
in the place, and stole a number Of
little things that they found in the
room.
John Neff Of Turbstt township,
aged about % years was found dead
along the railroad at Van Dyke sta
ton absut 8 o'clock on Sunday morn
ing. It is believed that he had rid
6sn on freight train from Port Roy
al, and in attempting to get off at
Van Dyke WAS thrown under the cars
in such way that his right srm was
cut off close to the shoulder, and his
right shoe was torn from the foot and
l.y away from the track about 20 fset.
He was not instantly killed as is evil
denosd by the fact that he had crawl
ed from the track to the side Of the
road where he bled to death. His
remairs were brought to undertaken
Snydsr's place and there prepared
for intsrment which took place on
Tuesday at Church Hill.
The six school directors Of Blythe
township, Schuikill county, have been
indicted and found guilty OF stealing
the school funds a. d dividing the
stolen funds among themselves.
Their method of operation was to
charge for books, desks and other
school supplies that had never been
ordered or obtained. Under this law
man is presumed to be innocent ua-
til he mas been proven guilty. TherS-
fore the teachers of Blyths township
are presumed to be innocent Of any
participation N the thievsry that the
directors have been found guilty of.
The Juniats county Teachers Instl-
tUte that couvenes next week might
proiitably disccss the subject: ''What
effect has the thievery of school
board by false entries for school sup
plies, upon the children in the public
sch oolS f"