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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-11-25
Boys Fight to the Death.

New YORK, Nov 21.-The result Of
a fist fight in the rear Of n stable lsst
evening WAS the death OF one Of the
principals. The fight WAS between
George A. Altman butcher, and
John Rolinger, clothing cutter.
Both were only II years old. The
fight took place in q stable on Stuff
ok street.
Holingsr died from the affects Of
his beating toe polire charge. Alt
man was arrested and held by the
Coroner this afternoon.
Samuel Kohn a psddles, made the
arrangement for the prize fight, and
he ia held to be the most raspens;-
bic for Hollinger's death. The men
fought for a purse of $40 aud nsw
pair of boxing gloves. About fifteen
or twenty pt op'e witt sssed tbs fight.
In the sixth rocnd Altman was bad
ly used up, but he got in a heavy
left hand swinging blow on the side
of Hollinger's head, aud Hollingsr
fell senseless to the floor. All efforts
to rouse him were futile and be was
taken home. At The autopsy to day
it was learned that tho blow had
caused cerebral honor rage.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-11-25
Gun Accidents.

Two gun accidents happened in
Snyder county last week, and are
mentioned by the Selinsgrove Tri.
bune thus:-Dr. l. III. Walker while
out hunting saw partridges aud was
about to shoot at them when in fall
ing his foot struck the muzzle of the
gun, jarring his hand and causing
him to pull the trigger whicn dis
charged the load through the doc
tors left foot at the instep shatter-
ing it badly. The foot was amputat-
ed. = Capt. Moody, who is book
keeper for lumber firm at Mcclure,
on Thursday last was out cunning,
and while in the act of crossing
fence with musket, leaned his left
hand on the muzzle for support, the
hammer il some way snapped and
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-11-25

booth for elections under the Baker
ballot bill will hold ON open meeting
in the Supreme Court on Wednes
day, November 25th. for the pur-
pose of examining and inspecting
such styles, samples and patterns Of
shelves and compartments or guard
rails as may be submitted. At the
same time the board will examine
and inspect such patterns of improv-
ed ballot boxes as may be offered.
The county commissioners Of Penn
sylvania are invited to be present, as
well as those who have patterns of
shelves or compartments, guard-rails.
and ballot boxes to submit for in
spection.
Election districts containing $50
voters will require five voting shelves
or compartments; and rooms suitable
for holding elections therein will re-
quiro if square to beabout 151l5 feet.
if not square to contain not less than
$50 square feet of floor space. Eloc-
ton districts containing more than
$50 voters will require still larger
rooms, and it is believed that it will
be difficult to procure them. Where
rooms of sufficient size cannot be
obtained it will be necessary to con-
struct tempory rooms provided with
light and heat Furthermore if
many election districts are not re-
duced from their present size, it is
feared that some voters will not
have an opportunity of voting es-
pecially those who so to tho polls at
the noon and evening hours
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ADDITIONAL:LOCALS

The clearing shower, on Monday.
about l o'clock, P. NJ, WAS one of
the most terrific of the season. Lit
tie damage was done here about
town but in Milford township in
spots it uprooted apple trees, blew
down fences. On Colonel Robison's
farm more than 100 panels of post
fence was broken down. The Colo
ners bsrn WAS damaged, a window
of his house was blown in, in the
same vicinity the barn of Murry
Cunningham was scattered to all
points of the compass and nothing
left of it but the floor and sills, his
house was moved about six inches,
and unroofed. Jacob Lauver's
barn was unroofed and out houses
damaged. Miss Isabelle Patton of
Peru with carriage full of friends
was passing Cunningham's place
when the storm struck the building,
piece of roof sailed across the road
in front of the team and it was with
difficulty that runaway was prsven-
ted. They were compelled to get
out to hold the horses and in doing
70 were wet to the SKIN.
Rebecca Wilkinson, of Browns
valley, Ind, says: 81 have been in q
distressed condition for three years
from Nervousness, Weakness Of the
Stomache, Dyspepsia, and Indiges-
ton until my health was gone. 1
had been doctoring constantly with
no relief. I bought one bottle Of
South American Nervine which done
me more good than any $50 worth Of
doctoring ever did in my life. I
would advise every weakly person to
use this valuable and lovely remedy;
A few bottles of it has cured me
completely. l consider it the grand
est medicine in the world" War
ranted the most wonderful stomach
and nerve cure ever known. Trial
bottle Is cents. Sold by L. Banks
& Co., Mifiiintown. Pa. May IA, 1y.
Barring the bad weather the Teach
ers' Institute began work on Monday
under the most favorable auspices
and the programme is being carried
on successfully under the efficient
superintendency of Superintendent
Carney. The Institute will close on
Friday evening and as only a part of
the proceedings could be given in
this issue we defer further publica
ton of it till next week.
The vote of the state cast at tn;
late election is ssas follows, 414,5s3
Wright. 356,431; Hague 1880; Nor
rison, 412,S94; Tilden, 35S,617;iDray
ton, Is, ,429. For a Constitutional
Convention, 1883; against, 42O,
sos.
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Chapter of Accidents.

Some days ago Mrs. Amos Stouffsr
living a mile and half east of town
while on tie straw NOW OF tho larn
accidentally slid off. In the fall to
the barn floor her weight was thrown
on to her right arm. The arm was
broken near the wrist joint. DR..
Dowd Crawford gave the surgical at
tention required in the case and Mrs.
Stouffer is doing well.
On the 14th inst, Walter Herder-
son, son of George Henderson ofPat-
terson was thrown from q bicycle.
By tho fall his right arm was fractur-
ed at elbow joint DR.. Crawford, Sr.,
gave the attention the case required,
and Walter is getting along as well
as can be expected.
On the 3rd OF November George
Linn of Reeds Gap, was cutting
down q tres. Whom the tree fell it
lodged in the branches of a tree near
by. Its Judgement WAS long enough
to throw Linn off his guard and
when it slid off from the place where
it had lodged it took a backward
movement and caught Linn's leg and
showed it back against the stump and
crushed the ankle. An effort was
made to save the leg, but after nine
days it was apparent that amputstion
must take place. Drs. Crawford, Sr,
and Junior of this town with DIR.
Ritter amputed the limb about six
inches above the ankle joint.
About 5 o'clock on the marning of
the 18th inst, Michael Weller, rail
road night watchman between Mifflin
yard and Port Royal, was killed by
being struck by n locomotive near
Port Royal. He had been in the SCR
vice of the railroad company for
about 30 years. A freight train was
going west. the Eoise it mads, and
the smoke Of its locomotive coming
down on the track prevented Weller
from hearing or seeing a fast line
stock freight train coming from the
west, and he unconsciously walked
in its way and was struck in tho
back, and knocked off the track. He
Was unconscious when found and re-
msined in that state till ten o'clock
of that day when he died. Inter-
ment IN Church Hill cemetery on
Thursday.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-11-25

The smallpox epidemic at Homes
Mack, Ga, has killed thirteen, and n
couple of hundred are down with the
dieease.
"a most simple cement for mend
ing glass and earthenware can be
made of the white of eggs and water
beaten together and brought to the
consistency of thin paste with pow
dered quicklime. Use immediately. F"
A Missouri man left his wife and
went to Australia forty-one years
ago, where it WAS reported that he
died. A few days ago he unexpect-
edly returned home with large
fortune. There was joyous meet
ing between husband and wife so
long separated, but once more hap
PLY reunited Strange TO say, his
wife had lived single all these many
years with the dim hope of once
more seeing her husband. Thoy are
both more than 70.
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dresses are given and you can refer to them
for further information.
The great success of our treatment mas
riven rise to host Of imitstors, unscrupu-
Ions persons; some calling their preparation
Compound Oxygen, eften apprspriating our
testimonials and the names Of our patients
70 Recommend worthless connections.
But any substance made elsewhere or ny
Others, and Ecslled Compound oxygen
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cisco, Cal.
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New Wlnter Opening
Of
ELEGANT MILLINERY

in latest styles and bargains.
Having spent last week in
New York and eastern cities
selecting my winter stock Of
millinery for ladies and children
it is with pleasure l now in
vite my many friends and pat
rons to call.
You cannot fail to be delight
ed with my styles and pleased
with my prices.
Fine Quality Felts, formerly
81 cents, now SO cents; others
formerly S1.25, now rs cents.
A stylish hat trimmed for
S1.OO.
| have the EIloise Shaker,
something entirely new for chill
dren.
Tips, Fancy Feathers, Birds
and ornaments in abundance.
Velvets in all the latest
shades.
Having secured the service
Of an experienced city trimmer,
l am confident more stylish
work cannot be shown.
All my goods have been
bought in large quantities which
enables me to give you induce,
ments unequalled before.
ANNIE ICKEs,
New Port, Pa.
Nov. 10th, 1S9l.-4-t.
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To Study Gorilla Talk.

Philadelphia Times.
Professor Robert l.. Garner now
in Washington, D. c., proposes to
sail in few weeks hence for the
west coast of Africa, whence no will
make his way into the Gaboon coun-
try, where are vast forests which af-
ford home for great number of
gorillas.
According to correspondent OF
the New York Sun the professor will
take with him a large iron cage con-
structed in sections SO as to be read
lily transported. This cage is not in
tended to catch gorillas i'll. On the
contrary it is meant TO keep them
out. Professor Garner proposes to
occupy it himself, having set it up
in the midst of the forest. 1t will
be big enough to provide him with
room to sleep aud study.
LET THE GoRRILLAs HOWL.
Thus protected the professor will
try his best to learn something Of
the speech of gorillas. These great
apes represent an elevated type
among the snthropoids; they are
rapidly diminishing in numbers, and
it is desired to secure few last
words from them at all events, be
fore their kind becomes extinct.
THE PROFESSOR WILL HOWL BACK.
Professor Garner anticipates that
the study he has already mads of
monkey talk will be a help. After
acquiring by guess the meaning of a
few words he will make use of them
by taking part in the howls himself
BY day as well as by night he will
make responses to the yells and cries
Of gorillas that he hears in the woods,
and in this way he thinks he will be
able to attract certain individuals
about him. Presumably they will
be favorably prepossessed with SO
agreeable an anthrophoid as the
professor, and intimacies mry result
which will afford most profitable op.
porturities for conversation. He
will not venture out of his cage how.
ever.
WILL PHoNoGRAPH THEIR VOICES
Professor Garner will carry along
with him eight Photographs and O
gross of blank cylinders The phon.
ographs will be placed around tbs
inside of the cage with large tin
trumpets fixed to their diapbragms
and pointing outward. If any gor
rilas approach the barred inclesure
and have any remarks to make of a
hostile or amstory nature, the elec,
trio batteries controlling the phono
graph can be turned ON at seconds
notice and the words will be indeli
bly, recorded for the future edifca-
ton of civilized lecture audiences
Electric lights will illuminate the
cage and its surroundings at night
in order that the species of the crea.
lures which approach may be proper.
ly identified 1t is hoped that this
may serve incidentally to attract
gorillas.
no MONKEYS IN AFRICA.
There are no monkeys in Africs.
The Simian order is represented
there by two great families of tail
less apes-the gorillas and the chin
panzees. The latter are found all
the way across the continent in that
latitude. For intelligence they are
celebrated. Professor Garner pro.
poses to try to learn something OF
their language also
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-11-25
A Favorable Verdict after
Twenty Years Trial.

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Oxygen Treatment that of Drs. Starksy q
Phslen, is scientific adjustment of the sle.
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1t docs not act as most drugs do by Great
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ing the whole body.
These statements are confirmed bv num-
orous testimonials, published in our book
of 200 pages, only with the express permis-
sion Of the patients, their names and ad-
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or the Liquor
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mln1stering DR.. Halnes'
Golden Specific.

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A Cure for Constipation and
SICK Headache. ~

DIR. Silas Lane while in the Rocky
Mountains, discovered root that
when combined with other herbs,
makes an easy and certain cure for
constipation. 1t is in the form OF
dry roots and leaves, and is known
as Lanes Family medicine. 1t will
cure sick headache in one night.
For the blood, liver and kidneys, and
for the clearing up Of the complex
ion it does wonders. Druggists sell
It at Scots q package. tt
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-11-25

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Nov. 19.-Three
children of Andrew Gulick were de-
voured by wolves near the iron roll
ing mills at New Brighton, ten miles
north of st. Paul yesterday. During
the forest fires in Pine county in Sep
tember the wolves were driven south
and on Monday drove of over 100
was ssen. Twenty five men started
on the hunt for them and killed
eleven.
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Public Sale.

December 10, 1891 George W.
Smith, agent, will sell on the prerni-
ses, half mile south Of Oakland
Mills, farm of 95 acres more or
less, as the property OF Amelia Kline
and Lucinda Griffith. Also thirty
fvs acres of woodland 81 miles
north of Oakland Mills. Also wheat,
oats and corn. See public sale bills.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-11-25

A Delaware cobbler gave his wife
a certain sum OF money each week
for her personal use. He never IN
ouired what she did with it, but a.
ter thirty-nine years of welded life.
the wife died. and in the drawer OF
an antique table the husband found
a bag containing gold also o roll OF
ereenbacks, amounting in all to $1O,'
900.
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LEGAL.
of JACOB BRUBAKER, decd.

l. etters of administration on the estate
of Jacob Brubaker, deceased late OF Della
ware township Jsniata Ce. Pa. having
beep granted TO the undersigned, all persons
ind ebted to said estate are requested TO
M .ke raymsnt and those having claims to
present them without delay.
SOLOMON BRUBAKER,
JOHN n. BRUBAKRR,
Administrators.
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The Baker Election Law.

The Baker election law will 90 in
to operation next fall: - Secretaries
Harrity and Stewart and Auditor
General McCamant the commission
appointed to select style of polling
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From date hereof, FovsHbsT 18th, 1891 ,
until O'Clock December ,,sid, 1891, pro-
posaIs will be received b! the undersi enc d
for the ersctiss OF su oPsn truss bridge to
renew the county bridge, known as Horn
ins's bridge, north Of aud nesr Il. A. Siam
bsugh's resitsncs in Fsr=an,2h tswnihip.
Each rrefs,sl TO be accompanied sy bond
In double the annsnt Of bids for the faith
full performance 9th. work. The right is
re,srrod to reject say or sll bids. De-
.criptioss, &C., can b. obtained at the Com
mitsioners' Oiiss, kifiiarown.'
DAVID BRALH,
JOHN BkLBNTINB,
URIAH eHUkAN.
Csmmrssioners Of Jxniata coaniy.
Attest:
CHARLBs B. CnAvFoRD, Clerk.
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the contents of the barrel passed
through his hand. 1t was necessary
to amputate three fingers.
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NOvem ber.

No sun, no moon,
No morn, no noon,
No dawn, no dusk, no proper tiue of day :.
No sky, no view,
No distance looking blue
November.
Tom Hood.
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Nstice Against Tresspass.

All persons are hereby cautioned not to
tresspass on the lands Of the und srsiened
in Walker, Fermanseh and Faystte town.
ships A. s. Adams, John McNeen, jane,
Acheen's heirs, Robert scMeen, William
Stouffer, G. Fl. Sieber, Charles Adams, L.
z. Atkinson.
October 18th, '9I, ly.
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.DISsoLorioN or FAA'Nh"' mr.
Netics IL hereby given that the business
firm Of Br.vn & Sen, doing business At
Cscolsmus, Fayett. township, Junista Co.,
Pa. has been dissolved by mutual consent
on .ccsunt Of tho failing health OF tho Sen
ier Brown. All parties having claims
asainst tho firm are rrqssstsd to present
them for settlement, and all partiss ind sbt-
Cd to the firm are requested to make pay
raert of said inssbtsdncs The businsss
" i'll be continued at the old stand by Will
liam 8. Brown, who will be pleased to serve
all fsrner patrons OF the nrm aad the pub
lie generally.
BROWN 4 SON.
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The Sentinel snd RepusIsra. o1ce is the
place to got job work done. Tiyit. twill
pay you II you need anything in that line.
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S H O E S Z.

Our shoe Department is large
and grades from the Daintiest
to the Substantial Shoe and
Boot for the field and forest.
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" -OF-
Real Estate end Iron Ore Leases.
The undersigned Executor OF Abraham
Rohrer, deceased, late OF Tuscarors town.
,,hip, viii sell at public sale at East Water
FORD, Junista csunry, Pa, at O'Clock P.
an
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DIssoLUTIoN OF PARTNERsH HIP.

December aSrd, 1891.
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GROCE ES.

at drop prices and Queensware
in full assortment. Glassware
to please the eye and to do SER
vice
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We have almost everything,
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V0reHy Goods,

that people want these times.
Just ask for what you want
and it will be our pleasure to
wait on you. We are stock
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DRIpGE LETTING.

November Is. 1881 ct,
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ORPHANS COURT SALE

CHARLss B. CRAvFoRD, Clerk
The National tribune., 1891-10-15
Agents wanted. Comrades preferred. See page;
A Noted Irl.h LenlIer Dead.

Charles Stewart Parue.I, the noted Irish
leader. died suddenly at his home i'm Brighton,
England, on Wednesday evening. Oct. z. Mr..
Parneil had been ailing for some time. but no
anxiety was felt b. his friends, who were
shocked NJ the news OF his death.
Mr. Parnell was born at Avondale, County
Wicklow, Ireland. Of English parents At the
age o = lie WAS chosen High Sheriff of Meath.
In $50 he was elected 10 Parliament rs q Ma
tiOnalist from Meath. and bee 10 once became
the leader Of the Irish party IN that holy.
Lately hc lost prestige by uciHg mixed up wish
the divorce suit which was Instituted by Capt.
OShca against his wife. Mr.. Parnell being
named CO respondent BShoa was granted
divorce. He also brought suit against tho
London Times. which charged him with being
the iusiiEai0r OF crimes In Ireland, that paper
publishing number 81 letters puTpOrting 10 be
from Parncll, but which were proved To be for
gerics which thoroughly yiud!catcd the Irish
leader.
The divorce trial, however. injured him in
the eyes Of the Irish people, and demand was
made upon him to surrender the leadership Of
tie Nationalist party, which hc refused % do,
and firmly held on 10 Tire place The result
was rupture in the Irish Parliamentary party
the majority deserving parncil and ALTERING to
Justin Mccarthy. Bitter contests followed for
supremacy in ireland between the opposing
factions, violence being Of frequent occurrence
in the campaign. in which the police re pcatediy
had to interfere. The Roman Catholic clergy
arrayed themselves so.ifly against PaTucll. but
he maintained his position 10 the end with
c0nsHmmRto skill
A few months ago lie married Mrs. OShea by
civil rite, but when hc tried 10 have q religious
ceremony performed he could find no clergy
man willing % perform tire ceremony. This
step scarcely improved his position in tic moral
sight Of the pubic.