lAirires for transportation of persons and
irory of the me clasi ia the same di
Lction to any wore distant station ; batex
rcrsion aa commutation Uckeu may bo
tltucd at special rates.
gtc. ! railroad, canal, or other cor
,vrtiori, or the leasees, purchasers, or man
Igtrs oi any railroad or canal corporation,
consolidate the stock, property or
franchise of such corporation with, or
lease or purchase the worts or franchises
of or i any ""ay control any oihrr railroad
or ':.! co-poraiion owning or hiring un
its c ntrol a parallel or competing line,
or saill aay o.-iccr of such railroad or
canal rerparation owning or having the cou
tn.1 of a parallel or coraietn; liue, and the
aru-'B whether railroads or canals are
pari" el r competing liars shall, when de
rji:Af -i by the .-arty complainant, be dc
a iv-t ";" a jury as ia other civil issues.
sc a No incorporated couinaiiv doim?
be business ol a common carrier shall, di- 1
rcctly er indirectly, prosecute or engage in
Uiiuug or manufacturing articles for trans
r.ruiioa over its works, nor shall such
company, directly or indirectly, engage in
any other bustcess than that ol cnmt
carriers, or hold or suire lands, freehold
or leasehold, direc'ly or indirectly, except
H h as shall b: necessary twr carrying on
ill. buniaess; tut any aiming or nianuiac
luring company may carry the products of
its linn ana manufactories on its railroad
or canal not exceeding titty miles in length.
Sec. 6. president, director, othoer,
c-ut, or employee of any railroad or canal
company ab be interested, directly or in
directly, in the furnishing of tuaierial or
supplies to such company, or in the busi
ness ri' transportation as a coai uon carrier
jt Ircsrht or passengers over the works
xrl, leased, controlled or worked by such
COHl)klJ.
Six. 7. No discrimination ia charges or
faci'ii'tes for transporiat ioa shall be made
btticcn transportation companies and i:i
dividnals, or ia favor of either, by abate
ment, draaoacii, or otherwise, and no rail
road or canal co'apany, or any lessee,
ua:ia-,-cr, c.uoloy.e lirreof, shall make aiiy
ire.eicuces in laruisb.'ng' cars or motive
jjer.
Six. 8. X railroad, railway or other
transportation company shall grant tree
losses or posses at a discount, to any par
dons except otbeera or employees ot the
cou.iaii.
tc. St. No street passenger railway shall
be constructed ithiu the limits of any city,
'jun-Qdh or lusaship without the consent of
its authorities.
si.. IV. No railroad, caaal er other trans
portation coapauy, i i existence at tue time
ol tne'-ditioa ol this article, shall have
the oe:ieBi of any future legislation by gen
eral or s,ccial laws, except oa couJitiou of
.uaiplete acceitouce ol all the provisions of
(hia article
Jii. li. The existing powers and Katies
of tue Auditor ticueral ia regard to rail
ruoUa, can sis, and otucr transportation Coui
onis, except as to their accounts, are
lrcby traiuierred to the Secretary of la
tiriti Affairs, ho shall have a general su
.Tiision over them, subject to such regu
lations aud alterations as shall be provided
tylaw; and in addition to the annual re
port now required to be made, said Secre
tary may require special reports at any time
iijoa any subjcciiclaliug to IhL buMuess ol
said companies from any uUk-er or ollicers
thereof.
Mc 12. The General Assembly shall en
force by appropriate Initiation the provi
sions of tlii article
ARTICLE XVIII.
Fiiiss aakaPMexrs.
Eectioh 1. Any amendment or am-nd-m
-tits to this constitution may be proposed
in the Srnate or Mouse of Hcirescntitives,
ami it the laiue sli 'll be agreed to by a
imjority of the uie.ubrs elei-ted to each
Imi.uc, such prop-tsed ain -nJui-nt nrsm -ud-nit
tits shall bi entered ou their j )uruo!,
with the yas and ny t it-:i thereon, an 1
the Secretary ol ihe Co.uMoun . allh shall
caue tin; sauie to be piib-ilied three uitnl hs
twto.'e tae uexi general election in at lead
to iiispsfers in eery c.ontv in uaicii
sue1 newupcr shai! t-c pjb..a!iei ; and if.
.u ti:e jv-n.iai Assembl Beit s!te-wirt
rul-KP, such proposed aiu(nd :uciit or
auenili.irnts slia!i be agreed to by a major
ity of the meiuboi-s ekvled to each house,
liir Secretary 'f the Comuioawe iltli sliail
m-e ")e same aaiu to be publ'thc 1 iu the
iua:incr aloreraid, and such proposed
siner-duient or avendmeiits shall bj sul-lui.t-
d to the qualiiied electors if the State
!'. tu h luauner, an 1 ! such ii.ue, at
ir-t three Mouth atte' being t j agreed to
by "he to houses, a? the lienor ol Asseui
oiy .nhall preHcntiej and ti uh sioeuii
nrjt or ameudiu ;uts shall be approved by
a majority of th.wr voi::;g thereon, such
ir:c:iduieat or atuesdments shall become a
j ar; ol the constitution ; but us auieud
tiiriit or aineudiueuU shall be submitted
ol lener than once iu live years ; when two
(r more a-oetidmeuta shod be stinnaUcd
they sUaii be voted upou separately.
SCIIEBt'LE.
That no inronvenietice may arie from the
changes in the constitution ot the Coui
luotiwesllh, and in order to carry the
asuie into complete operation, it is here
by dsclared that :
Sectiok 1. This constitution shall take
eflect on the first day of January, in the
year one thousand eight hundred aud seventy-tour,
for all purposes not otherwise
provided for therein.
Sec. -. Alt laws in force in this Common
wealth at the time of the adoption ol this
(''Ustitu'.ion not inconsistent therewith, aud
ail rifiUts, actions, COHOcutions and con
tracts, shs'l coit.imr as if thia coustitutiou
hzd not been adopted.
Sec. . At the general election in the
years one thousand eight hundred and seventy-four
and one thousand eight hundred
and fceventy-tive Senators shall be elected
ij all districts where there shall be vacan
cies. Tboe elected iu the year oue thou
sand etilit hundred and 6evruty-four shall
aervs for two vears, and those elected ia the
year una thousand viht hundred alii scv.
cutc-hve shall serve lor one year. Scuo
tors now elected, and those whose terms
tire unexpired, shall represent ths districts
in which the.v resile nulil the end ot the
terms tor which they were elected.
Ctc. 4. At the general election in the
year one thousand eight hundred and sev
enty-six. Senators shall beelected from the
even numbered districts to serve for two
ream, aud Iruni odd uuuibsred districts to
serve lor tour vears.
Svx. 5. J be first election of Governor j
tinder this constitution shall be a! the gen-
eral election in the year one thousand eight
hundred aud seventy -tive, when a Governor j
shsil be elected lor three years ; and the
term ol the Governor elected in the year
one thousand eight hundred and seventy
right aud of those thereafter elected shall
l tor lour years, accoidiug to the provi
sions of this constitution.
Sfc. 6. At the general election in the
year one thousand eight hundred and seventy-four
a Lieutenant Governor shall be
elected according to tie provisions or this
constitution.
Sec. 7. The Secretary of Internal Afl iirs
ha!l be elected at the hi si gueral electio u
alter tueadcpiim. ol this constitution ; aud
hen uie said officer shall be duly elected
and qualified, the ottice of Surveyor Gen
eral shall be abolished, and the Surveyor
General in office at the tune of the adoption
of this cotibtjtuiikii shall coutiuue iu oifice
un'il the expfaliou of the term lor which
he was elected.
S ec. '8. When the Superintendent of Pub
lic Instruction shall be duly qualiiied, the
othceofaoperinteudentof Common Schools
snail cease.
bac. 9. Nothing contained in this con
stitution shall be construed to reuder any
person now holding anj State ollice for a
first official term ineligible lor re-election at
the end o? snch term.
itc. 10 The jutlges of the Supreme
Court iu cflice when this constitution ihall
t-U.c cdect sua!1 toiitiune until their com.
imsois severally expire Two judges in
aiition lo the number now composing the
said court shall be elected at the first gen
eral elocti-jn after ihe adoption of this con
stitution. MX. 11. AH courts of record and all ex
isting courts which are not specified iu this
coumtulsun shall coutiuue iu exisieuce un
til ii e urst day of, Dectiubcr, in the year
one thousand eight hundred and seventy
live. Hithuut abridf went of their preseut
j aiisdici ion, but longer. The Court of
rh-si Criminal Juriidicloon for the counties
W Schaylkill, LcWtonanH Dauphin is here
' y abolished ; and all causes and proceed
's pending therein, iu toe county of Schuyl
kill snail be tried and disposed of in the
I
Courts of Oyer and Terminer and Quarter
Sessious ot the Peace of said county.
Sec. 12. The registers' courts now" in ex.
istence shall be abolished on the first day
of January next succeeding the adoption of
this constitution.
Sec. 13. The General Assembly shall, at
the next session after the adoption of this
constitution, designate the several judicial
districts as required by this constitution.
The judges in commission when such de
signation shall be made shall continue du
ring their unexpired terms judges of the
new districts in which they resi le. But
when there shall be two judges residing in
the same district, the president judge shall
elect to ahich district he shall be assigned;
and the additional law judge ahall be as.
signed to the other district.
Stc. 11 . The General Assetnblv shall, at
the next succeeding session after each de
cennial ceuiHis, acd not ottener, desiguate
the several judicial districts as required by
this constitution.
Sec. 15. Judges learned in the law of any
court of record holding commissions in
force at the adoption of this constitution
shall hold their respective onW until the
expiration of the terms for which they
were commissioned, and nntil tneir succes
sors shall be duly qualified. The Governor
shall commission the president jud eof the
Court of First Criiuiual Jurisdiction for the
counties of Schaylkill, Lebanon aud Dau
phiu as a judge of the Court of Common
Pleas of Schuylkill county for the unexpi
red term of his office.
Skc. 10. Alter the expiration of the term
of any H-esideut judge of any Court of
Common Pleas in commission at the adop
tion ot this constitution, the judge of such
court learned in the law and oldest in com
mission shall be the president judge thereof",
and when two or more judges are elected at
the same time ia any judicial district, they
sba'd decide by lot which shall be president
judge ; but when the president iudge of a
court snail be re-elected he shall coutiuue
to be presideut iudge of that court. Asso
ciate judges, not learned in the law, elected
alter the adoption of this constitution, shall
be commissioned to hold their offices lor
the tciin of five years from the first day of
January next alter their election.
Sec. 17. The ticueral Assembly at the
first session after the adoptiou of this con
stitution shall fix aud determine the com
pansation ot tho judges of the Supreme
Court and OI the judges of the several ju
dicial districts of the Commonwealth, aud
thj provisions of the tifieeuth section ot
the article on Legislation, shall not be
deemed inconsistent herewith. Nothing
contaiued iu this constitution shall be hekl
to reduce the comiicusalioa now paid to any
law judge of this Cuuiuiouwcalih now iu
commission.
Skc. 18. The Conrts of Common Pleas
in the counties of Philadelphia and A!le-pht-n;
shall b; computed of the president
judges of the Itistri.-t Court and Court of
Common I'leas of said counties until their
offices shall severally end, aud of such oth
er judges as may from time to time be se
lected. For th? purpose of first organization in
Philadelphia ihe judges of he Court mini,
bir one shall be Judges Allison, Pierce aud
l'axson ; of the Court number two, Judges
Hare, Mitchell and one other judge to be
clet ted ; !" the Court uumlier three, Judges
Ludlow, Fiidetter and Lynd, and t the
Court number four, Judges Thayer, Brings
and oue other judge to be elected.
The judge first named shall be president
judjre ol said conrts respective! , and there
after the president judge shall be the judge
oldest in commission ; Out any presid-m
judge re elected in the same court or dis
trict shail continue to be president jude
th-'reof.
Toe additional judges for Courts numbers
two aud four shall be voted for BMit elected
at the tirst general election after the adop
tion of this constitution in the same man
ner as the two additional judges of the Su
preme Co::rt, snd t'n-y shall decide by lot
IU which court thev shall beion?. Their
term of ctli e shall commence on the tivst
M'jttday ol Jatmary, iu the year oue thou-
I'ati'i cirrtit hundred aud seventv-five.
Sec l'J. Iu the county of Allegheny, for
the pu pose of first organization under this
c nti:i:tion, the judges of the Court ot
Common Pleas at the time of the adaption
of ll is constitution shall be the julges ol
the Court liiinili.vone.and the judge of the
ll.stri ! Court at the same date shall be the
judges of the Common Pleas numbt'r two.
The jireMdect judges ol Ins Coin -non
Pleas and listrict Courts shall b3 presi leut
judges ol said Courts number one an 1 two
respei lively until llieir otil. es sha'l end, and
thereafter the judge old -st i:i ceiuiuisdon
shall bv' president judge ; but any president
judge re-elected iu the same court .x dis
trict shall continue tu be president judge
thereof.
Sec. 'ill. The organization of the Courts
of Common Pleas, under this constitution,
tor the counties of Philadelphia and Al e
gheuy, shall take effect on Ihe tirst Munday
of January, one thousand eight hundred
and seventv-five, and existing courts iu said
counties shxll continue with their present j
powers and jurisdiction uutii that date; but
no new suits shall be instituted iu the Courts i
of Nisi Prius alter the adoption of thiscou- j
stitution. J
Sec. IM. The causes and proceeding pen- ;
ding in the Court of Xisi Prius, Court of
Common Pleas and District Court iu Phiia- j
dclphia shall be tried aud disposed of in the
Court of Common Pleas. The record and
dockets of said courts slnll hi tr.insterred
to the Protho!iotary 's ollice of sai I couuty.
Sec. Tlieeauses mJ proceedings pen
ding in the Court of Cotn.nou Pleas in the
county of AllegDeny shall be tried and dis
posed of iu Ihe court number oxc ; aud the
causes and pr.iceedings ponding in the 1 'in
dict Court shall be tried aud disposed of in
court number two.
Stc. 21. The Prothonotary of the Court
of Common Pleas of Put ade'phia shall be
lirst appointed by the judges of said court
ou Ihe first Monday of December, ia the
year oue thousand eight huudred and sev-euty-five;
aud the present Prolhouotary of
Uie District Court iu said couuty shall be
the Prothonotary of the said Court of Com
mon Pleas uutil .aid dat.;, when his commis
sion shall expire, aud the present Clerk of
the Court of Uyer aud Terminer aud Quar
ter Sessious of the i'eacj iu Philadelphia
shall be the clerk of such court until the
expiration of his present commission on the
lirst Monday of December iu the J eoi oue
thousand eight hundred and seveuty-dve.
Skc. -1. Iu ci.ivs containing over titty
thousand inhabitants (except Philadelphia)
ail aldermen iu ollice at the time ol the adap
tion of this coiistitutiou shall continue iu
ollice until the expiration ot their commis
sions, and at the electiou for city aud ward
officers in the t ear oue thousand eight huu
dred and seventy-five oue alderman shall be
elected iu each ward, as provided in this
constitution.
Sec. 2i. In Philadelphia magistrates in
lieu oi' aldermen, shsil be chosen as requir
ed in this constitution at the election iu said
city for city and ward ollicers in the year
one thousand eight huudred and seventy
five; their term of ollice shall commence
on the first Monday of Apf U succeeding
their election.
The terms of office of a!derhien in said
city, holding or entitled to commissions at
the time ol tue adution of th s coustttu- j
lion shall not be sllected thereby.
Sec 116. All persons iu ollice iu this Coin -inon
wealth at the time of Ihe adoption M
this constitution, aud at the first election
under it, shall hold their respective vliice
uutil the term for which they have been
elected or appointed shall expire, and until
their successors shall be duly qualified, un
less olher ise provided in this constitution.
Set. -7. The seventh article of this con
stitution, prescribirg an oath of ottice, shall
take ell'ect on aud alter the first day of Jan.
uary, oue thoutjuj eight huudred and sev-enix-live.
Sec. -S. Tho terms of office of county
commissioners ana couuty auditors chosen
prior to the year oue thousand eight hun
dred aud seventy -five, which sha 1 not bare
expired bef ore the first Muuday of January ,
olio thousand eight huudred aud seventy
six, shall expire on that day.
Sec 2'J. All State, county, city, ward,
boiough and township thcets in olhce at
tliH lime of the adoption ol this constitu
tion, whose compensation is not provided
lor by salaries alone, shall continue to re
ceive the compensation allowed them by
law until the expiration of then respective
terms ot ottice.
Sec 30. All State and judicial officers
heretofore elected, sworn, siEruied, or in
ollice when this constitution shall take ef
fect, shall severally, within oue month after
such adoption, Cake and subscribe an oath
for aitirtuation) to support this constitution.
Sec. 31. The General AsscuiWy, at its
nrst session, or as soon as u ly be at ter the
adoption of tbis constitution, shall pass
such laws as may be necessary to carrr the
same into full force and effect.
Sec. ii. Tho ordinance passed br this
convention, entitled "Ai ordinance tor
submitting the amended constitution of
Pinnaylrania to a rote of the electors
thereof," shall be held to be valid for all
the purposes thereof.
Sac. 3d. The words '"County Commis
sioners," wherever used in this constitu.
t on, and any ordinance accompanying the
same, shall be held to include the Commis
sioners of the c it v of Philadelphia.
Aiipted at Philadelphia, on the third
day of -N oreiube r, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and sevtntv.
three.
Orricx or )
Secbetakt or the CovaoxwEALTa, C
UaBKi'auaa, Nov. 13, ld73.
I certify that the foregoing is a correct
copy of Ihe new Constitution, proposed to
the people of the Coiuiuonweailh of Penn
sylvania, for their approval or rej-ctio&,a)
the same appears of record iu this ottice.
M. S. yiTAT,
Secretary cf Commonwealth.
AN OBDLVAXCE
roa srBarrrtxa tux akesdeo coxsrrrrno
or rasMKiLTAMA to a Torn or mrucAL-
1F1EU ELECTORS THEBEor, AS r ASSED SEC
OND REAItlSO.
Bt it ordaintd by the Cvi!ilutional Cbsrra
fioa of the Commonwealtk of PenKiylva
aia, as fulloxt :
1. Thit the amended Constitution pre
pared by this Convention, be submitted tu
the quolilicd electors of the Commonwealth
tor tneir adoption or rejection, at an elec
tion to be held ou the third Tuesday oi De
cetulier next ; except as hereinafter ordered
and directed, the said election shall be held
and conducted by llic regular election olli
cers in Ihe several electiou districts through
out the Commonwealth, under all the regu
lations aud provisions of existing laws re
lating to geueral elections; aud the slier ill's
of the several counties shall give at least
twenty d iys notice of said electiou by proc
lamation. 2. The Secretary of the Commonwealth
sh ill. at least tweuty days bet ore the said
electiou, f urnish to the commissioners of
each county, a sufficient nu nber of proper
ly prepared circulars of instructions. The
commissioners of the several counties shall
cause to be printed at least tu-ee times as
many ballots ol affirmative votes as there
are voters iu each couuty and the same
number of negative voles; ami the said
commissioners shall, at least five days be
fore said election, cause to be fairly distrib
uted to the several electiou districts in their
respective counties, the said ballots, tally
lists, returns, circulars of instructions, and
snch other books and papers as may be ne
cessary. The ballots shall be printed or
written iu the following form : Ou the out
side the words "New Const. H.tiou ;" in Ihe
inside lor all persons giving atliriuative
voles the words 'For the Sew Constitu
lion," and lor all persons giving negative
votes the words '-Against liio .New Consti
tution." 3 If it shall appear that a majority of
the votes polled are fur the new Constitu
tion, thcu it shall be the Constitution of the
Commonwealth of Peunsylvauia on aud af
ter the first day of January, iu the year of
our Lord oue thousaud eight hundred and
seventy lour ; but ii it stia.l appear that a
majority ot the votes polled were against
the new Cwustitulion, tueu it shall be re
jjeted aud be null and void.
4. Five Commissioners of Election, viz :
Edwin 11. Fitter, Edwaid Browning, John
P. Verree, Henry S. liugcrt, aud Johu O.L,
James, are hereby appointed by this Cou
veutiou, who shall have direction of the
election upon ttiis amended Constitution iu
the city ol Philadelphia. The said Coiu
iuiMioners shall b.r duly swon or affirmed
to jell or ui iheir duties with impartiality and
fidelity. They shall also uace power lo fill
vacancies iu their owu number, it shall he
the duty of said Commissioners, or a nil-
j.irity ol them, and they sha I nave author
ity to in ike a registration of voters for the
several election divisions ot said city, and
lo luruish the lists so undo to Ihe election
jllijers of each precinct or division ; to dis
tribute the tickets for said city provided lor
bv this ordinance to be used at the elec
tion ; to appoiut a judie and two inspec
tor. tor eaeh election division, by whom the
vieciion therein shall bi held aud conduc
ted, :,d to give all nccesrurr instructions
lo tht election officers regarding theirdutics
in holding the election and in making re
turns thereof. No person shall serve as an
election olfi.-er who would be dis iuaiitied
under Section 1", Article 8, ol the ties
Constitution. The feneral return of the
election in the said city shall be opened,
computed and certified before tho said
Commissioners, and wuli their approval
which approval shall bJ endorsed upon the
return. They shall make report, directed
to the President of thia Convention, of
their official action under this ordinance and
concerning the conduct of ihe said eicCtiuu
within the said city.
The Judges and lns;iectnr8 aforesaid shall
conduct the election in ad respects con
formably to the general electiou laws of
this Commonwealth, aud with like powers
and duties to those of ordinary electiou
ollicers. Each lii-.pe.-tor shall spjioiut one
clerk to asMtt the Board in the perform
ance of its duties, and ail the election offi
cers shall be duly sworn or affirmed accord
n.g to law, and shall possess all the quali
fications required by law of e'ectiuu ollicers
iu this Commonwealth. At said election
any duly qualified elector who shall be un
registered, shall be permitted to vote upon
making proof ot his right to the electiou olli
cers, according to the general election laws
of this Couiuiouwealth. Return Inspectors
and their clerks and an hourly count of the
votes shall be dijeused with, but orurseers
of election may be selected lor any pre
cinct by said Election Commissioners, whose
duties and (towers shall be the same as those
of overseers of election in said city under
existing eleciou laws ar-jJicable thereto.
Returns of the election shall be made in
said city as in tin case of an electi-m lor
Uovernvr, but a triplicate general return for
said city sh ill be m id out and forwarded
to the President of this Convention at Har
risburg, as i bereiuoltcr provided incise of
countv returns.
5. Iu each of the countiss of the Com
monwealth, (except Phllalelphia,) the re-
turna ot the electi n shall be in He as iu
the cose of au election for Governor, but
ihe return judges iu each county shall make
out a triplicate countv n-tuni and transmit
the same, w ithin five days af ter the electiou,
directed to the President of this Conveu.
tion, at Harrisbnrg.
Done iu Couvcution this Third day of
November, iu the year of our Lord, one
thousand eight hund.-ed and seventy-three.
JNO. 1L sVALKER, PrtndetU.
D. L. I M BRIE, Clerk.
A true copy of ordinance ol submission.
M. S. QUAY, "
Secrtlarg ef the Commotctailk.
November 19, 1873 4 w.
AeKor' Xotice.
THE Assessors el-cted in March, 1873,
aie licrrbv notified that Ihe Trauwript
for the next astessmet t are now ready lor
tjicni in the Commissioners' Office, in Hit
Bnitown. where they are required to call
ami get them, together with the necessary
instruction, on 1 1 KS HA1 , me sna uay oi
DbCEMEES, 1SC3. Uy order of the Board
of Commissioners.
JAMES DEEN, Clerk.
Nov. 6, 1873.
g IS. LOUDON',
MERCHANT TAILOR,
in room in rear of Crystal Palace Building,
on Water Street, Mifflintown, Pa.,
FASHIONABLE GOODS always on
band.
CUSTOM WORK DONE on the shortest
notice.
GOODS SOLD by the yard or pattern.
PERSONS buviug goods can Lae them
cot in garments free of charge.
BCTTER1CICS PATTERSS also for
sale.
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
PRICES LOW.
Oct 22 ISTS-tf
SENTINEL & REPUBLICAN
MIFFLIN I OWN:
tTednegdar. ftor'r 19, 1873.
Next week the teachers of the coun
ty will meet ia the Court House, Mif
fliotowo, to bold the Annual County
Institute. A large turnout ia expect
ed. Arrangements bare been niad for
a very interesting Institute. The In
structors aud Lecturers are men of
ability. Teachers should come in on
tbe first day of tba Institute if tbey
wish to be rrofitted by tbe lectures.
Prof. Woodruff will arrive on Monday,
Dr. Griiwold on Tuesday, and J. C.
Arms, Esq., on Thursday.
Attentiox, General Inspection !
Juniata Souuts are hereby ordered to
paradj at MiHio on Fitday, the 21st of
November, 1S73, at 10 o'clock A. M.,
for General Inspection and to sign pay
roli. Every member is expected to be
present.
J. K. KOlilSO.V,
Captain Commanding.
Matthew Uouers, 0. S.
Attention, Gratbill Zocaves!
You are orurd to meet on Friday,
Nov. Ulsr, 1873, for inspection, by or
der of James V. Latta, Adjutant Gen
eral, when every member is required to
be present, or be debarred fro in pay.
liy order of the Captain.
A. II. FAS1CK, 0. S.
School Directors, Members of the
Bar, Doctors, Ministers, Teachers of
High Schools, Editors aud Citizens are
very respectfully invited to attend the
County Institute next week.
All subscribers who are in arrears
one year or more, ou tbe th day of
January next will be charged two dol
lar per year.
Evert teacher in Juniata county
should be at the Institute next week.
.COU3I13HCI4L.
J.t H. A- St:imhantru' Price Cnmeut,
Corrected Meekly, Sov. 19,
Prime Roll Putter .r pouud 25
Eirgs, per dozen- -o
Dried Apples per pound K
Tallow
Lard, - 8
Chickens, live " 8
Ilacon, "
Shoulder, " 10
Ham, "
GBAIX AD SKKIlS.
weekly by D. P. Sulouu" Co
$1 30 to 1 35
ao
Corrected
Wheat,
Corn....
Barley
Oats, old....
" new ...
Clovtrseed ..
Timothy seed
r laxseed . . . . .
Potatoes ....
.... eo
.... 35
.... 30
... 4 50
... 2 51
.... 1 75
.... 50
Xao Atlvertitrmnita.
NEW
BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
We h.ive opened out in Jacob Thomas
parlor, one door north of the Juniata Hotel,
the largest and best stock of
BOOTS
AND
SHOES,
LADIES',
MISSES' AND
CHILDREN'S
GAITERS,
erer brought to the connty.
ffc buy our stock from Manufacturers
and in large lots. We pay ca and expect
to sell for eath, which will enable as to
offer GOODS
At Prices far Beloir7 tha Average.
TVOItK MADE TO ORDER.
This branch of the business will bo su
perintended by A. B. FASICK, one of the
best practical mechanics in the county. All
kinds of repairing done.
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
COKXELIUS BARTLEI.
, 1873-tf
July:
Trial List for Deceit ber Term,
1. Dr. G. M. Craliaui vs. Overseers of
Turbett township. No. Hi, April term, 1873.
1. State B.vik vs. Neal McCoy. No. 123
Sept terra, 17.
8. George V. Gorton vs Ssmuel Hoff
man. No. 1 V, Sept. term. lt72.
4. John Wilson vs. Michael Bare. No.
14, December term, 1S72.
5. B. F. Crouse vs- John ilcManigle. No
13, February term, 1873.
G. John Tuomiison vs. David smith. Ni
of, February farm, 187.1.
i. John hhenelotl vs. Ez?kiel Campbell.
No. 8. April term. 187.1.
8. William Wagner vs. John Light. No.
29, April term, 1K73.
9. Jonathan Bums vs. bliss n Viler. o
49, April term, 1873.
10. Margaret M. Uunter . H. K. Shear
er P"- o4, Apni term,
11. Richard Johnson vs. David Smith.
ljo. 1 10, April term, 1873.
12. Jesse tteea, auiii roi Oman uraiiam,
deceased, vs. Samuel T. Diuim. No. 1 l'J,
S-pteniber term, 1873.
13. P. S. Liggett vs. B. r. liroase. Jio.
6, Soptember term, 1873
14. Jacob n eiser vs llinry liey. Ao. i,
Septeinber term, 1873.
1. W ni. lyiven, Assigneeol o. J.Utiam
berlio, vs. Wilber I. McCahan.
SeDtembei term, 1873.
lb. Jesse brincr vs. m illiam l. Bcale.
Ko. HKi, September term, 1873.
17. Elixaoelh Siuutfer, Executnx of II en-
ry Stouner. io. lsi, September term,
lOio.
IRVIN D. WALLIS, Protk'y.
PaoTHosoTABr'a Office,
Mitliiutown, October I
18, 1873. S
LVT TAILOR SHOP.
The undorsigtied would respectfully in
form tbe public that he has opened a
TAILOR SHOP
at his resilience, on Bridge street, in the
Parker Mansion, and is now prepared to do
CUSTOM WOEK
at short notice and in the most durable and
fashionable manner.
He intends to put out none but good work
and' asks a- share of the public patronage.
WlUoLiM WISE.
3i Atlverttstments-
PUBLIC NOTICE
IS HEREBY GIVEN, That, in order ia
raisd money to aid in the construction of a
new Court House in MltUintown, the under-'
signed, Commissioners of the county of
Juniata, Lave issued and are uor prepared
to sell, at their office in Mhilintown,
. The Bonds of the County,
of such denominations as may be desired
not less than Fifty Dollars Iwith coupons
attached, at the rate of six per centum iu
terest, to be paid annually, said lionds to
be ayable in one, two, or more years, not
exceeding eipht.
These Bonds are issued nnder the provi
sions of the Act of Ass-Jinhly of the bill of
April, 1N5H, and will be a silo and desir.i
ble investment, exempt from taxation for all
local aud municipal purposes.
WX. .VAN 8 WERINGEN,
DAVID B. DIMM,
A. A. CliOZIER,
Cbmuiorrs.
Attest:
James Dies, CUrk.
Commissioners' Office, MirTiu
town, Nov. 7, 173.
Register' Ho lite. .
TVJ OTICE is hereby given that that the
following named persons have Hied
their Administrators, Executors. and Guar
dian accounts in the Register's Ottice of
Juuinta county, and the same will be pre
sented for confirmation and allowance at
Ihe Court House, in Nitliintown, on WED
NESDAY, DECEMBER 3rd, lb73:
I. The account of C G Shelley, Guar
dian of Antoa G Shelley, minor child of
Henry Shelley, dee'd.
'2. The account of Joseph & Reuben
Lauver, Administrators of Jacob Lauvei,
lata of Facet le township, dee'd.
8. The account of Elihu Benner and Geo.
Kiiifc, Executors of Elijah Clair, late of
Delaware township, dee'd.
4 The account of C. B. B.irtlcy, (luar
dUn of Stewart Valentine, minor child of
Thompson Valentine.
5. The account of John II. Campbell,
Executor of fse estate of Andrew S Camp
bell, late of Lack township, dee'd.
C. The account of Samuel Rouxe, Exec
utor of George Rouse, late of the borough
of Perrysville, dee'd.
7. The account of Joseph B. and Andrew
P. McDonald, Administrators of JoM-ph
.McDonald, late of Bcale township, dee'd.
8. The account of T M and J II Xeely,
Administrators of William Neely, late of
Lack township, dee'd.
9. The account, of Leonard Gronin:er,
Administrator of James Dixon, lata of Mil
ford township, dee'd.
10. The final account of W C Laird, Ad
ministrator of V'chiei M. Mitchel, late of
tbe borough of Patterson, dee'd.
II. The account of Jacob Smith, Guar
dian of Mary E. Piter, minor child of Elian
B. Piter, late of Northumberland county,
who is now dead. ..
ELI DCXX, Remitter .
Reristeb's Orricx, i
Mitliiutown, Oct. 2'J, 1873.
SHERIFF S SALES.
BY virtue of a wi it of Vend. Exponas, is
sued out of the Court of Common
Pleas of Juniata county and tu me directed,
will be rxpoacd to public Sile, at th Court
House, in the borou?'i of Miltlin.'own, at 1
o'clock P. M., cn FRIDAY, NOVEMBER
28th, 1S73. the following real estate, viz :
A tract of land situate in Monroe town
ship, Juniata county, contain Sixty Acres,
more or less, having thereon erected a Log
House and Log Hoi n, about -J acr. s cl. and,
bounded on the east by laud of Jacob H'll
! low, south by Benjamin Fogle, wctt by John
' K Snyder, and ncrth by Solomon Shrawder.
Siezed, taken in execution, and to bo sold
1 as the property of John Cluck and William
11 Brown.
ALSO,
A tract of land situate in Greenwood
township, Juniata county, containing Nine
Acres, more or less, having thereon vrected
a Log Hoiise and Pig Pen, bounded on the
east, north ami west by lands of Joseph
Furgiisou. and on the south by land ol Hen
iv Lauver. Mcicd, taken in execution and
to be sold as the property ot Daniel:: wegcr.
ALSO,
A tract of land situate in Fermanagh
township, Juniata couuty, unimproved, con
taining Twenty-five Acres, more or less,
bounded on tin! north and east by John
B. dentine, on the south hy Emanuel Mover,
aud ou Ihe west by C.ilvin hartley. Siezed,
taken in execution and to be fluid as the
property of John Notestine.
JOSEPH ARD, Sheriff.
Sheriffs Office, MiiHintown,
INoveuibcr 3, 173. J
In the Orphan' Court of Ju
niata Count)".
SnEBirt's Orricc, Mifelixtows, )
November 3, 1873.
I the matter of the Partition aad Valuation
of the Real Eitale of Ckarlee A. 'I'homp
soa, late of Walktr Towuthip, Jumiata
County, dectatiJ.
TAKE NOTICE, that by virtue of tbe
above Writ of Partition to me directed, an
inquisition will be held on the premises
therein described on THURSDAY, le 27th
day of NOYE.VBEK, A. D. 1873, to ascer
tain and impure among other things w liether
the said p-einiscs in said writ mentioned
and dcscr.bcd, can be parted and divided
among all the parties interested without
prejudice to or spoiling the whole thereof,
or otherwise to value and appraise the same,
wheu and where you may attend if joa see
proper.
Kespcctiullv vours,
JOSEPH ARD, Sheriff.
To Mary Ann Thompson, William P.
Thompson, James II. Thompson, Charles
Allen Thompson, Dr. George II. Kuiiioaagh
and Martha J. his wife, J. II. Wright aud
Kmuia S. his wile, Dr. J. T. Mahoo and
iza E. his aile, Jacob Uickeubaugh aud
Anna M. his wife.
IROCLASI ATIOM. W H E KEAS,
the Hon. Kesj. F. J1-XK15, Presnient
Judge of the Court of Common Picas for
the 9th Judicial District, composed of the
counties of Juniata, Perry and Cumber
land, and tbe llonorab.es Jonathan neiser
and John Koons, Judges of tbe said
Court of Common Pleas of Juuiata county,
have issued their precept to me directed,
bearing date the bt b day of beptemb'r lHi 3,
lor holding a Court of Oyer ami Terminer
and General Jail Delivery, and General
Quarter Sessions of the peace, at Mitliiu
town, on the first MO.NDAi of December,
1S73, being the 1st day of the month.
AOTica is llEBKar Gives, to the Cor
oner, J ust ices of the Peace and Constables
of the County of Juniata, that they be then
and there in their proper persons, at one
o'clock on the afternoon of said day, with
their records, inquisitions, examiuations
and oyer remembrances, to do those things
that to their offices respectively appertain,
and those that are bouud by recognizance to
pnsectsV against the prisouers that are or
the may be in the Jail of said countv.
g wvm men ana mere to prosccuiien aganut
ue.u mo sumi HQ jiui.
By an Act ot Assembly, passed the 8th
day of May, A. v., ISod, it is made the
duty of the Justices of tbe Peace, of the
several counties ot this Commonwealth, to
return to the Clerk of this Court ot (Jiartor
Sessious of the respect Ives Counties, all Ihe
recognizances entered into before them bv
any person or persons chaiged with the
couuuision of any crime, except such cases
as may be ended before a Justice of thj
Peace, under existing iaws, at least ten days
before the commencement of Ihe session
of the Court to which they are made re
turnable respectively, aud in all cases where
any recognizances are entered into le-s
then ten days before the commencement
of the session to which they are made re
turnable, the said Justices are to return
the same in the same manner as if said act
had not been passed. Dated at MilUin-
town, the 27th day of October, in the
year of oar Lord one thousaud eight
hundred and scveuty-three, aud the 'Ji th
year of the American ludepeudence.
JOSEPH AUD, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Mifflin, Oct. Zl, 1S73-IC
Large ituck of Ketvd v-raat)e Clothing for
sale by IlAKLEY&ttf
.VISCELL.M E0 US
THE FALL. OF 1873
I1Y ALL ITS GLORY.
AT
J. & H. A. STAMBAUGirS
MAMMOTH STOEE ! !
-&:sr IMMENSE
Stock of Goods
JUS T RECE1 J ED.
PRICES LOWER THAN EVER.
-
:0: -
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
QUEEXSWARE, NOTIONS,
, r BOOTS AND SHOES,
HATS AND CAPS,
CARPETS, &C.. &0.
IF I0U WANT
A N Y T IS I N G
THAT CAN BE PURCHASED
AT A BOOT 1k SHOE STOBE
AND THAT CAN BE HAD
At the Lowest Prices
TO
Good Article,
A
Call at the BOOT and SHOE STORE cf
J. W. DEAN,
Bridge Street, Patterson, Penn'a.
HE ClilaERFi"IsIaY IXYITES ISIIaCTI03r.
Repairing Promptly lit aided to.
NEW CASH STOKE
AT
LOCUST GROVE, MILTTORD TWP.,
One and a half miles south.west of Patterson.
riIHE subscriber would most respectfully in'orm the public that he has just openod a
I Store at the alxive pi ice, where he is prcpire I to supply all who may favor him with
their patronage wiih the latest and most select assortment of
DKY GOODS, or.OCERIKS. Ql F.EX sWAKE, WOOD AXD WILLOW WAKE, OIL
CLOTHS, BtOTS &. tfllt'ES. Also, with a lull supply of
HOME-MADE GOODS, YARNS, &C,
All of which he offers to sell or exchange for country piodnee at
THE VERY LOWEST PRICES.
Much lower, in fact, than goods have been sold within the connty for many years.
He will pay the highest uiaiket price lor Locust Posts, Railroad Ties and Wood,
either in cash or goods.
A. J. IIERTZLER.
Locust tirore, Aug. 9, 1873-tf.
D.W.Harley&Oo.'s
I the place where joo can bnjr
THE BUST A-I THE CHEAPEST
MENS' YOUTHS' & ROYS' CLOTHING
HATS, CAPS. BOOTS, SHOES, ASD ELRMSHiyG GOODS.
WE are prepared to exhibit one of the most choice and select stocks ever offered in
this market, and at ASTOSISJllGLr LOW V RICES !
Also, measures takea for salts atid parts of suits1, which will be niaJe to order
at short notice, very reasonable.
Kemeuibcr the place, in Ur (Tman's New Building, corner of Bridge and
Water a 'reels, MIFFLIXTOiV'N, PA. may 8, lKTd-tl
WHAT TO VHm AMD HOW TO Vim IT
. :0:
Just step into SAMUEL STUATEK'S CLoTHlXG STORE, Bridge street, Patterson'
l a., aud he will tell you all about it.
Ilavinr jnst returned from Philadelphia and New Tork, he ran supply yon with tbe
Latest and Choicest S tyles if .
CLOTHING OF ALL KINDS,
Coats
Pants, Vests, Hats, Caps, Boots and
m-diing Goods in endless v.u-ietv, Carpets,
the cbeapct, tor the same finality ot goods
Measures Taken and
Patterson, May 16, 187
RESUMPTION.
JOHN D1EI1L heri by annnnncrs to his
old customers aud the public feiierallv.
that he has again resu mcd business at his '
old stand, oil
Water Street, MlOiintoiTn,
Where he will manufacture in a satisfactory
maimer,
Harness, Light and Heavy, to
Suit All,
Horse Collars, Riding Saddles, Wagon
Saddles, Bridles of all Kinds,
Plow Lines, in fad everything
in His Line.
REPAIRING neatly and expeditiously
executed.
Call and inquire before going elsewhere.
JOHN DIEIIL,
On Water Street, a few doors North of
the Crystal Pal.ice IStiildiug.
Nov 1, 18i4-bin
ORPHANS' COURT SALE.
"Y virtue of an order issued out of the
X)
Orphans' Court of JuniaU countv the
undersigned, Executor of the estate of llar
jrarel Kinsloe, deceased, will offer at public
sale, at the Court House in ililllintown, al 1
o'clock P. M., on
FRIDAY, XOVEMRER 23, 1873,
The following real estate, to wif i
A HOUSE AND LOT OF GEOUND
in the village of Mexico, Juniata connty,
adjoinu.g lot of Peter lletrkt and Ctlib
tiau Tvsou.
FP1IUND S. KOTT,
ExecntoT of Margaret Kinslov, dee'd.
Kov 5, lb7o-t
f
JlD VER TISEME.Y1S.
INSURE
Shix-s, Watchos and Jewelry, Notions. Fr.r-
Flo.lr
il Cloth, i nrnitirte, fcc., cheaper than
Call iu aiid tie convinci-d.
Suits ilatle to Order
SaMCEL STRATER.
jfcW Fl'RXITURE STOKE.
The undersigned would iuforra tbe public
that he has opened a
ITRN1TIRE STORE
In the oorongh ol Patterson, where ha has
for sale
KILDOURX A GATES
BEDROOM SETS,
Walnut Dedroora Sets,
AU. STYLES OF BEDSTEADS,
Sofas, Lounges,
Extension Tables,
MARBLE TOP MR EM'S,
1 iRHI.E TOP STANDS,
Sofa, C;ine-c.at antl Common
Chairs, Wash Stands,
Also, a Large Lot o Carpets.
As I run a car to Philadelphia weekly 1
am prepared to fill all orders lor furniture,
carpets, Ac., in person.
F. F. EOHM.
Oct 22, lS73-tf
Adulllll!ttatr, Notice.
Entate of George Pile, deceased.
TVTOT ICE is hereby riven that Letters of
it Administration ran testament annem
I on the estate of George Pile, late of Dela
ware townsuip.aeceaseo, nave been aranted
to llie undersigned. Alt pe. sous indebted
to said estate are rcpjesled to make im-
i ""if .1."!!, tJhTi!? ?ll,!n
villi j.irK.-Tw; iiitui u ui biiiiwju lia.ttirtt
for settlement.
S. G. DRESSI.ER,
ABEL SHAtTEK,
Adntiniitraturt.
Oct 22-6
Sentinel srKt KfpuWrcan $1.50 u ycai.
Sew aidi rrff
&000 A YT'LtVH
Combination Pioiptctns.
It represents sample pages, and .style of
binding of SO intensely interetiting anil
useful nooks, that sell in every family. .
Best thiug ever tried bv cs-Jvassers. Agent
H;tntcd, to m.tke a perumnent business ou
these works in every count?; Prospectus
sent post-paid on receipt oi prire, (1.51.'
For civular and liberal. ti'.ms, ssldress)
JOHN E. POTTER A CO., PuUiAerfj
Philadelphia, Pa.
I SOLARIS MTSTERIK solve.1; disasters
and escapes vhslly portrayed. -e
Frrzrn Zone and its F.xplorcrs. A spleu
d id octavo uf Wi p igo, most prof usely
illustrated with elegant sleel aud wood en
grating: A fascinating history of Arctic
adveatura. The most saleable book out.
Agents Wanted. Send tor lerms and sama
pie pages to Mutual Pubiisbjug Co.; Uort
lord, Conn.
fjl 6 Qr In Four TfeeU
X -0 " Cauvawalug was.
one agent s profit on hrxant a i.ibraiy of
Poetry and Song ; 1Q in one UteW
on The New Housekeeper's Manual, by
Miss Beecher and Mrs. Stowe. .Any active
nan or woman can h ive an agenev. J. B.
FOkD Jt CO, New Yortt, Boston"; Chicago
and San Francisco.
RICH FARMING LANDS I
FOR SALE VLR . CUR.VP?
THE BEST I.aVEST.MCMT i
No Fluctuations ! Alwavs Iuiprovi-jg lit
Value !
The Wealth of the Country it miit A the
Adeamet iu Rial Estate.
NOW IS THE TIME!
Millions of acres of the finest lands oa
the Contiuet, in Eastern Neliraska, now for
sale manv ol them never b.!ore in 'ho
m;irket at prices that DEFY CO.'aPtll
TION. FlTe and Tb Tfa- rfdit ito, mlM
Interest nt Six per 1'ect.
The Land Grant Bonds of this Company
taken at par for lands. Tbey can now bo
purchased at a lare- discount.
KFuIl particulars given, hew Gukld
with new Maps mailed tree, tvM. lresiiig
O. F., DAVIS,
Land Commissioner V P. ft. R.,
Omaua, Neb.
ESTO'ia
IOi
AUnZTS
W AST tit
SEMD FOB CSTALoOt'K.
DOMESTIC SkWI.XG Af iCIIIXE CO-i
SEW lOCA'.
$20 SxVYED !
To me it the Brgraf demand of the timet tttt
Florence Sewing Machine Co.
hare determine I to
RE11 CE TIIICES,
and will hertnfttr tell their JtG.t Michina
fur tgt aad other styles is proportion.
THE FLORENCE
ft ihe OXL T Sprint .V.rci tht fee ls U t
erwrfc baitsrar i and folic ird, or to right and
left, us the purrh-iter m ty prrfrr. It A 'is
been greatly IMPROVE! AXD SI.VPLI
HEu, ann is far better than any other mi
chine to the manltrt.
IT IS NOW THE CHEAPEST.
Jttff Wanted.
Elorenf, Mats., Xov. 1, 14.
VWVstTlM'' HIStJK CONE BCRXER
rinriuL KtlR Su.v chimneys,
nude bv P,I MC& ATUOOO, pro
duces the l iriresi light. Can be us.nl on
any coal oil lamp, l or sale uy all lamp
ilcali-rs.
"I
JSYCHOM AVCY, ob Sttl'L CHARMJ
nite and piih the love and affection of any
pt-rsous ihey chiose, instantly. This kttna
pie mental acquirement all may possess
Irce, by mail, for 2 cunts; together with
Marriage Wuide, Eitvptiau Oracle, Dreams,
llinls to I.l-rs A queer bo.m. USi.iKTflt
Id. Address T. WILLIAM ii. CO., Pub
lishen, I'hiladclpltia.
WOME3V Boys wanted to sell
ur French and .imerican Jewelry. Books,
C.niiM , Ac; In ilfcir own L"calitirs. No
raj iial needed. Catalopiie. ternH, Sc.;
snt lam. P. O. VICKEhY 4. CO., .ia
g'lsl i, Maine.
rnvrv N" with swot-it .
.UUEll fc.y Check OuiUfs. CaU
Inirnes and full particiil;u-s FUE. S. M.
Srtscra, 117 Hanover St., Boston.
-A( 1TYTC wanted
for nr popn-
MU illllj.l lO br
.11 a p Cbatt.
Splendid assortment I Larjre sules ' tvso
profits Address riAASTS 4. LP BRECHT;
Empire Map and Chart Establishment, 1'j7
Liberty St., New York.
REMEMBER
THE 3d OP DECEMBER)
Those who propose investing, (arid whtf
does not 1) in tu kets tor Im
Fourth Gran.l Gift Cdnfccrt
wot -tut BESErrr or thb
lX'BLIC LI 15 11. Ml Y of KEN'TX'CK tf
Which comes "IT in Louisville on if 5f of
December next, have no time to lose.
ONLY GO.000 TICKETS
HAVE BEES ISSLFD, AXD
13,000 CASH liilTS,
AMol.XTISO TO
1,500,00,
WILL BB MSTSISrTFD H fOLLOWS :
LIST OF GIFTS i
One Orand Cah Ui't.
One Orand Cash (lilt
..SlVl.tYKr
l'lO.Ol 0
Sll.lHiO
2,ti0
i;
nr'.tioo
f)ll,OS
VK"
4'I.ODfi
4),o
4'.,tsifl
5sl,'SM
Oue Crand Cash tiltt .....
One (ir.ind Cash liitt ...... .....
One (iran t Cjs tilt t .......... ..
ll Cash (lilts W,nt each :..
aoCa-h l.ilts o.'SH) each...
& Cab (Jilts
M Cash ditts
plil Cash C.i'ts
IV) Cash tiifts
2V t:ah tiifts
3CasliC'i!ls
11,J Cash Gilts
l.tSK) CH'b...
o 1 tab..;
i. eaib...
."IH eaih...
Stl eai h..;
l'W each.
o ea. h... o.:t,tsiO
Whole Ttcaols .V). ConponH (Tenths,)
ELEVEN TICKETS POK $Vsj.
For tickets (r Informatwn. ldr?s
TIIOH E. DR.4Mf.ETTE,
Agent Public Library Kentncky, Louisville,
Ky., or
TIIOS. II. II ITS &. CO..
609 Broadway. X- T.
IN
OTICE 1.1 PARTI HO.
In the matter of the Estate of Jx b Bai
ley, dee'd. .
I he Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to
Marjiaret Lrpley. widow, S.irali, wife of
JonathaB Huh, Margaret, wife of pd
Ponlev, Chrfri.tnna. w ife of Abralniu 2-''it-b-r,
MiuiWa. wileof Tilman Leplev, and Pe
ter, Amos. J n ob, J tne and S imn.-l iiallcy,
heirs at la v of Jacob Bailey, (tec'J.
Tou ar hereby cited too and appeirbe
fnre onr Ju lses of onr frph-ans' Court t
be held at llirtlintown, e"mty of Juiriata,
on the Brt JIond.ir of llocember. A. I
173, at 2 o'clock P. M , then and then to
accept or relur to take tire real estate- of
Jacob Bailey, deceased, at the appraiseit 1
valuation put upon it by an Inqueat duly
awai-ded bv tile siriit Court, and returned by
the Sheriff tho l-.th day of August, A.U
lT ;, to wit : (Jo acres at aud lor the su;n of ,
JlUJpvfacre.
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