Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1896-01-08

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On Christmas sftsrnoo.. tvo foot.
oe1 eisvsns. the one from ilimiptovr
ana the other from Patsarsou. piav.
90 game on the grounds eest of
sown teas resulted in . score Of 4 70
: in favor Of the former eleven.
The -JNsthodist church .ft.r Al
course Of rsmodling and rena;nt;ne
lnaae. and after the introduction Of
electric light. was rsdsdicated dur
ing the holidays. The congregation
contemplate building . new psrson.
age.
a woman in the Baltimore Front
street TAsater, yelled 6rs. few
evenings ago. The yell caused . pan.
10 among the people, and in their
rush to the doors, ~ psople were
tramplsd to death. There v.a 40
IRE in the house.
Letters remaining unealled for in
the Post Office at Patterson, Pa, for
the month ending Dec. 81, 1895:
Chariotte Warner, Miss @. Schuatx,
Belle Richardson, Henry e. Toovsy,
Allie Reed, w. W. Hendrick. Mary
1.efard, Schilinghyds 4 Merrill,
Hattie Mackenzie.
James 8. Earle & Sons. SIG Chest.
nut street, Philadelphia, have now
ON exhibition few fne water color
pictures Of spots along the Psnnsyl-
vania r. r.. BY Mr.. +. 7. Eugiish,
particularly views in sud nsar New
port. Spruce Greek. New Florence.
Water Street, Petersburg and Aifflin.
Harry Persell, stole an umbrella
from the Sixth Street Evangelical
church in Reading, Pa, during
church service. He was arrested for
stealing, tried before Judge Ermen.
trout. found gnilty and sentenced to
pay . 6ns Of SO, and to undergo au
imprisonment Of six months in the
county Jail.
Mrs. Christy. wife Of John Christy,
deceased, died at the home Of her
sol.in law william d. Sisber q Lo.
gansport, In-.ana, on the 18th day OF
November 1896, aged 7S years. A
gsnsEstion ago, John Christy and
family lived on and owned the farm
that Samuel Thomas owns and lives
on ct the present time.
Someone writing to the Newport
News ssys:-What use il there in
sending missionaries to foreign
countries to correct the heather
whom We have them here amongst usf
Better keep our money here, build
more and better iails, and try to pay
our county debt, and at the same
time have law and order in our own
community.
On the 17th ult., while George
E. Heinbach, . young man and only
son of Charles B. Hsinbach, WAS re-
turning to his home, about 4 miles
northeast Of Blain, from Kistler, Per-
~ county, the colt which he was
driving in . cart became unmansge
able and he was thrown out back
ward. His skull was fractured, re-
sulting in his death in about two
hours.
Through the burning Of the Cen
trail Hotel at Altoona recently, Harry
Patterson formerly Of this place, but
now veterinary surgeon in that city
and Frank Msloy formerly Of Juui-
ata county. but now of that place,
sustained losses. Patterson estimates
bis loss 1t o couple Of hundred dol
lors. his veterinary instruments be.
ing lost. Asloy's loss amounts to
about $500.
William Wagner of Port Roy al, ag-
ed about IS years, night watchman
along the slip rock, ON the railroad
between Port Royal and Mexico, was
discovered lying dead by the engi.
neer Of Mail and Express on the ev-
ening of the 26th Of December. He
had been knocked of the track and
killed by some unknown train. He
had been in the service OF the fail.
road company 30 years.
Some nights ago dogs chased .
deck Of sheep owned by ex-Commis-
sionsr France Hover, and killed .
sheep aud would have killed no one
knows kov many, If they had not
been disturbed. After the dogs were
driven away Mr.. Hover set several
fox traps around the premises and
the next morning found = dog caught
in one Of the traps. That dog will
never kill another sheep.
The psusioA information impaired
to this Office On the issue of the 25th
Of December, ult., that pension bad
been granted to D. Kineh u McAlis-
tsrville, was only partly e5frsct. Mr..
Kineh has been receiving . pension
tn past l2sesfs fe1 gun sboe wound
lin right hip. which rendered him in
cal pablo Of manual labor. H had
been rscsivipg 8 dollars . usonth
pension, but ON December s, 1896, it
was reduced from eight 10 six dol
| lars . month. Should Cleveland be
N. elected, how the pensions would
be reduced.
The vibration Of the river bridge
loosened . joint Of the water pipe st
the east abutmsnt Of the bridge sone
evenings ago. and - suddenly as If
fred out of . cannon, . stream Of
water 60 feet long rushed out Of the
pipe on tho south side of the bridge
| sbutment to the river. II tho stream
had taken the other direction, it
would have annibilsted Hsck's Riv.