Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-02-01

Professor Garner, the monkey
talk man, is in Africa, inquiring and
experimenting concerning monkey
speech. He writes that he has gath
cred much valuable data, and was
about to begin his real work. He
expects to start homeward about
August of this year"
Light weight Overalls Lot ST are
baing palmed off by unsorup1lors
dealers at Sweet Orr's best make.
We can sell you the same Overall at
60 cents. Others are asking you
65 cents. We handle the best make
Lot No. 1 Amos Kiag. They are
heavy weights
HoLLoBAUGH & SoN.
DIR. 81. P. Derr, is not only now
demonstrating to the public, but has
for some time done 80, that he can
and does extract teeth sbsolutsly w,th-
out pain, either during the operation
or afterwards, with no discomfort to
patient, no sore gums, and no sore
mouth either" If he fails to make
this promise good, he will make no
charge.
Professor j. Walker Patterson, for
merly of Academia, this county, was
killed while crossing railroad track
at Potomac station, on the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad. He was waiting
to take passenger train and was
not quick enough in getting out of
the way of the engine of train that
he had mistaken for the one he was
waiting for. The bumper of the en-
gine pilot struck him in the back and
Knocked him across the platform.
His back, and neck were broken.
Death was instantaneous.
The Juniata Valley Canning Com
pany, the past year expended $4,000
for plant and fruit and grain. They
are talking Of enlarging the plant so
that next year, seventy five acres OF
corn will be required, seventy. five
acres Of tomatoes, and seventy five
acres of peaches and berries and
other stuff. The past season they
put up 1904 bushels of peaches,
1856 bushels of apples, As tons of
corn, 5,579 quarts of grapes, 20 bush
els of ounces, 32 bushels OF pears,
IA bushels Of plums, 239 quarts Of
blackberries and 100 bushels of to-
matoes.
Rebecca Wilkinson, of Browns
valley, Ind, says: "I have been in a
distressed condition for three years
from Nervousness, Weakness of the
Stomache, Dyspepsia, and Indiges-
ton until my health was gone. I
had been doctoring constantly with
no relief. 1 bought one bottle of
South American Nervino which done
me more good than any $50 worth of
doctoring 1 ever did in my life. l
would advise every weakly person to
use this valuable and lovely remedy;
A few bottles of it has cured me
completely. 1 consider it the grand
est medicine in the world" War
ranted the most wonderful stomach
and nerve cure ever known. Trial
bottle 15 cents. Sold by L. Banks
& Co, Druggist, Miffiintown, Pa
Feb l, '93-1y.
In attempting to board the rear
car of train No. 3. at Port Royal, on
Sundsy morning at 4.32 o'clock, DIR.
G. NJ. Graham missed his foothold
He held to the step rail with his
hands, and brakeman tried to pull
him on but failed. When the brake
man let go of the doctor to pull the
bell to stop the train, Graham fell to
the track. The train was stopped
aud the doctor was taken on board
in an unconscious condition. DIR
Dowd Crawford was coming home
from Philadelphia, and took the case
Immediately in hand, and had Ora
ham made as comfortable as possible
in the railroad hospital at this sta
ton. DR.. Graham had a number o.
scalp wounds from which he blet
profusely, and those who saw hin
carried into the hospital believed b,
could not live. He is doing well, al
things considered, and will soon bt
himself again.
Bloomfield Advocate, January 25
Corn seems to be exceedingly scare
in this county, so much SO that it i
being imported from different point
by the car. Joseph Fickinge,
Esq, of Juniata township has in hi
possession a meat vessel, holdin,
about 800 pounds of pork, that h
has had yearly in use for 50 years
and his father before him for l
years. The vessel is il good cond
ton, and has received no repairs e.
cept few hoops. Gilliland .
Rearick, of this place, within the las
month or 80 have purchased th
skins of 450 wild animals, all taken
with the exception of small nun
ber-within radius of dozen mile
Of this place. OF the above numbe
enc is a beautiful wild cat skin, )
fox, so skunks, II mink 80 coons an
the rmainder are oppossums an
muskrats. Four bear skins were r,
ceived on Tuesday from Milroy, Mi
fin county, The firm will shortl
ship the skins to New York. =.
On Saturday morning when Samu'
Snyder entered the sleeping room {
his father W. W. Snyder, of Sprin
township, this county, he found b
parent lying on the floor with h
clothes saturated with blood. 1t W,
discovered that there was an atteml
to commit suicide. Wounds wei
found on the neck, arm and abdor
en-, produced by sharp instrument
A part of the left foot was severed
A hatchet was used to make tn
wonnd. Mr.. Snyder has been i'll fl
aoma months and lately fhara n,