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WtfflMar. April f MTS.'
B K. S C H W K 1 It x ! Tr"cy "', w",,w iy
- ,,. . . . . - ' ' j had tlwwateaed seeraj fhaes to ICatt him".
rrwr. iM..iif. j j , fc w a ,ttelBpt.
;MirccTKi-T Th. doe'"i,0Iin,hr ,hret eieeutlon, with
II., PatrM head ft editorial of rejoicing on i " n:uU att U,ud-
the rcrt, 4eiM In ! Nutmeg State, in j n th" mornin the " ob the
whirl, the Democracy sustained a loss on t'u1'lu FenaylvaoU RailiW, foOr
tJt year'. majority of about 20Oj The ! mik of Cumberland, aa engine draw.
IVwder Puffer t evidently easily filled with ! mt coal ear ran off th track, taking
enthusiasm.,' TtaU isonly Datnral, however. '
WheY. there t much wind, there Is little
ti...m f.r anytVuut ,bw. '' " !
Ll year "r-Bermrlt wa. elected Governor j
rf Ciiitetcnt by Vi::i majority. This I
year be aa tf Unrtt 3 showing a Rrpuh- ;
iican gain f aiwtit ,!. The condition of
tne uemoeracy a aesperau, .run. UlBt COlnmaroial IrawllcrdW
thiii they em to be rktravUuf cruiab tf , . , . , . .
. , ... . baatDM is tbe state inuet take oaf
eumlort." Alike grain b'Aween thia audi . .. . , , :
the nt drCliuB gire U. State to the '0 lio0.
Kepablican candidate for Preaident Hov ! ! Tbe booae of Tbomae Kasej, of
re ye, Fowdjr Puflr tHorritkurg Ttlf WasbinjtOD toWBibip, LebigU eottatj,
rrk . , . wa reeentlj robbed of $40 laj aaooey
The Chambersburg Bank Burglar ! H beat dotbing. "
llae turoed out tj be ao old offeuder , ' Tbere ta a farm aear Waterloo, Sen
aaiunt tbe law, a raaoal, wbuat tbe de- j eea County, oa abieb i raiaed ever
tecurea bare been looking for, manj!jW (J00 worth of moo, which ia
long daya. H i. a confidence .a of 1 d L tbe fo
the higher o!aaa in that business, and' . . , . . .
I... . Ki tm L .1.. i n . (. . . 1 1 1 A
. ...
He is said to bail iroui t hicsgn, and
was uaiued there Lewis U. Clermont. !
lie baa victimised people in Chicago, j
ew York, ISaltiiuure, New Orleans, ,
KicbuiuDd, in.il.del,.hi. and other.
places. At every new place of opera !
La he took a new name At Long 1
lrai)eh iu 1872 he passed himae'f off!
i Ik son of rich Cuban, and won the :
affeciiotie of a rwb young lady from j practice in setting a broken aukle so as
1'UtUdclpl.r., who had a fotWM in her . Vmb ineh fcJfc
own rifht, was married to ber, and . .
hved with her long enough to prevail The city ueasurer of Ilamsbarg is
on ber to eullect aome 520,000 of herip1 l" of $1,500 per year,
f.irtuue for a trip I Kurope, and then j Patrick . Monaban, a farmer living
on a pretence vt going back to the n,r Waterford, Ontario, was murder
house for )u.etbiug that thry bad for- ; ed in bi(, own boaM b burglars on
sotien, he left her at tbe railway ete-l.. ,
uon, and left, taking the small satchel Vn7 u,&ht week' :
with the valuables with Urn. And so Sixteen employes in the Bor ton Cus
lie progressed in tbe confidence gsme' torn House were dismissed ou Saturday
uuiil be met Messcrsmith of Chambers-' a week.
burg. j A strange accident occurred at So-
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The Battle of the Logs
Is what they call the trouble between
the people who have been before tbe
Legislature this winter fioin Williams
j ort on tbe West Uranch of tbe Sua
uehsoua, importuning members to
vote ior or against oooui to .. n. o...
IUK 1 11 C lull 1,..1J1.1 Lb iiv.vi
llouoe, and after it was passed, a mem
ber offered a resolution for an investi
gating committee, based on tbe rumors
nf bribery of members in tbe passcge
f tbe bill. A resolution of that char
acter passed that House, and now the
greatest excitement prevails, and the
rise looks aa if oaite a lot of doner
had cone into the hands of members
for aud aeaiust the bill. Meanwhile
the Senite does not act on the question
taken an in au as mc case uuw nanus.
it promise, to be an exciting one before
it becomes settled.
Y wr
A IKS DHUKUC1U,
How about the restotation of a Jew
lh kmedom at Jerusalem ! ibe eon-
rumination o! euch a project is not
altogether impossible. The English
papers have tbe story io this form :
that aron Aipuonse rioinscnua ia
going to propose to pay me ao,
Turkish debt, now virtually repudiated
by the Sultan-bis security for repay -
luent being (1) the gross reveuue of
the Turkish domain ; ('1), the absolute
ownership of Vokouff, with its rich and
abundant mines ; (3), the feudal tenure
f a large portion of Syria, including
Jerusalem, at which ancient capital
llothschild will take up his residence as
King of the Jews. It is aaid that the
ties of lineage draw strongly on Dis
raeli as be ages, and he would
favor tbe reconstruction of tbe king
dom and tbe reconcentration of the
iraudering children of Israel. The rest
of tbe tale is highly draniatie.-GrdpAtr.
Tl" ; moved to Ohio in 1830, when these
Can this be Drew 7 j iotti rclic wer, pactd in fetther
e T ; yD?IW! af,wd, ! ken the western wilds.
.J oul, helped the poor young Methodist ,
ien was thia : Uc built a hndeoue Metho-j Aa English judge has jaat en
dint college.. Good! The he endowed it ; it-need a man to imprisonment at hard
ith $250,000. Better still, and prolonged j Itbor for fifee ye,M for .jiing . Jet.
eheers from the poor roung Sletliodiat men. j , . , . . ,'
TO ii a ter. He was a hair, dresser who had
The Uncle Drew wanted to nse 1 -.0.000 )
bearing a corner In .Northwestern, ,a1 j been fer some Urn, employed profes
h borrowed all the endowment back.giring : aionally by the wile of a London mer
ht note for the auiuiint with interest, ofjehant. The lady waa of a very ner
eoarae. Ho paid the intcrcat with pioua j Toni tmj 4X0itable temperament, aud
reglarayf..raouie time, and .thca Uncle he w :!0 lolatmhtt extravagaut.
laniel went up iu a balloon. So did the . .
. r a- - 11 r. I' seems that she even borrowed
endowment of the college for poor yoiiog
MetWi-t mH . And Uncle Daniel can't j money of her bair-dresser and gave
jiav tbe inieiect either. Aud vou never j 1 0 U's for the amount. For some
wa a aorrier bid gentienian for the poor reason or other she discharged the man
vounc Ueihudikt men than Lucie D. P.,
tbe Indian giver. St. Lum.ii Republican.
Thc PrttbiUrian Banner says that j ening letters, and at last sent one in
in the year 1700 there were three j Wuieh be ,,,,, tj,e most scandalous im
iniuitters io this country bearing the , put,Upni npon her character. The of
PreatiTter'iau name; in 1.G, one;, . , , ,
i j j ' fence was clearly proved, and tbe man
hundred years ago, there were Hit J r
ministers ; now ail the different Presby- i convicted an 1 sentenced as above
terian branches number 8,000 minis-j noted. It is satisfactory to learn that
ters, 9,000 churches and 1,000,000, before leaving tbe court he withdrew
wembcrs," and that "never at any pre-1 ajj imputations and admitted that be
viuua time in its history has I reaby te- f . , c .i.
, , . J . , : bad no joatification for tbem whatever,
nan had such encouragement to be , -
faithful in its doctrines and polity, and
active in its efforts to extend tbe king
dm of Christ."
ti,
News Items.
"e 1'aje. who ncentlv murdered
wucatCUWa, , attempted sni-
A rather turbutewt autt-Chhwee meeting
a. bM at Soeth Saa Frauctace oa Mas.
. aw, the 3rd iuat. One
-t.rgawu.eai.tedi Lir; i.rir a,n cv.ariney ana lainuy o.
i",UOO perwna, rtrid, pledged, l eae the ' . Soa" miscreants placed an
preaent attemj-t to remedy the Chiueaeeva! mrrnal bua on the doorstep, and
by legj eaM ahonld fall, u uk. Uw I ignited it by some unknown, pro-
i-ito their owe band, and root out tk, nii dueing a terrible expl., M,nl.t,l
with lire ,d aleel. demoluJung the hLr .
lrickIVieri.,,.UborerinCoIabua,!b,iWi .: .l..Uo f tue
Ohio .hot aud killed hi. aged eu-
. ... . .
aenoraaioeeaaaauciaunc ... a - oo -
jrctiouable k.t. and the father, who bad
bseii drinking, forced his boy to get upon
hi kaeea to prav and pruiuiae never to as ! iag the escape of the inmates UDtll as
oeiate with the boy again. While apea I giatanee arrived.
hia knee. .Kb head bowed the fSther j Tt frMne rf ,h- WM fon.ed
eeixed a hiaded ahot run aad discharged Ita I , ,
. -a t -.i.;.. i. : eut or place toward the street, the ends
eonlest mle tbe boy's aide, killing biia i-1 .
tauilj-. i resting upon tbe pavement. The heavy
t our thouaaad mea at work at tbe Hon- aUm, , wta bBd ntmxrd acd tbe
treat canal baaia bating atruck for a dollar ,. , . , . ,. , ,
, , ....... . eetlings ctte-ipletely demolished. An
day tbe contractor paid them off. At ' - 1
iur a day from (be 1 of Hay was effer- J "! nhine, which stood ia
m t., ii.., cb. rcai .in. tie bedroom above the entry, was tora
day night a work, Mm kill tfotfkMrj
six years obi,- IB fattens ft ttfc gnu,
sad cut hia eera tnront wUwacTltclfcf knife.
',h " ,h WDjeT and cr- BaTUey
"l"t ureniaa, or Jit. iwva-K, jumped
fr"m th engine, and falling Under the car
a instantly kill. . . . - ,
Fift thousand tons of rails will lay
a road bed 550 miles to length.! '
'. According U the mi law of Ahi-
; trees. It is sold for $5 a load on tba
i itmtin.1
A Chester counlj physician has
treated thirty-one cases of hydrophobia
since tbe lt of January.
: 'iteadill. MHar. aid white neckties
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M ,b th wt,e-- '
A Coataville lady recovered $850
damages from her physician for mal-
I gar iaar, near ;ueau vine, ra., on iue
,30tb ult. . 11. Perry bad a double bar-
rel shot gun, loaded with bird-shot, and
while dismounting from his horse tbe
gun was discharged, the shot striking a
young lady named Weotworth in the
b bU kef sin
a little
boy sged six years, who were Unking
out of a window.. Both were killed in
stantly.' ' '
The wife of tbe Rev. Deforest Saf
ford.of Fairfax, Vt., drowned herself on
Friday, March 31st
At one of the hotels in West Ches-
j ter, IV, are held for debt four
borses
' and one carriage (a hack), all supposod
j t0 1j1VC oecn stlea from Philadelphia,
. . ,
T Joung men went r,d,n "h
j two West burg (lows) girls. A big
: dog, full of fight, . came belching
i ,,, I, . Inm nf th.
young
men drew a revolver, blazed away
at
lue UUE. "u nDfi "u
i.i. i i i i r . er
one of his own fingers and depositing
; the bullet in the neck of one of the
young ladies. It was lucky for the
, -
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! There are two bits of china now in
j possession of a poor crippled woman in
Indiaua, that ought to be at tbe Cen
tennial, as they are probably the oldest
pieces of china in this country. Tbey
consist of a small pitcher aud dish of
the year 1631, thus making them 242
years old. There is no question as to
their sge, for it is wrought into tbe
bottom of tbem. ' Tbey were brought
originally from Scotland and were in
possession of the McGrnder family in
Baliiujore until some part, of. It re-
without having ' paid what she owed.
iTbeieupou be began to send her tbreat-
j Thx explosion of the second infer
! nal machine in Carlisle, for tbe pur
j pose of injury and perhaps death of
the ex-Sberiff of Cumberland county,
: is narrated thu by a Cumberland
county paper :
About 9 o'clock on tbe night of the
28 tb of March a second attempt was
made to destroy the lives and property
1 - r i-ea j a r m s sr
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the frout door was blow. int ,k ,
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K"" - -J Wall waa
thrown against the Stair door, prevent
I - : ti,a f Are's nf ri anlA;n
T i u lifted iufEeieWlj is irtlo
the fOsiort to drop errt ttai the teaoN
boar! Mofto off. Two pot Vttit, a Arv
d eauarj, were killed, fb ffore
bitiof fhe feather eoaipleMr etfippad
off. Kvefy article of fuftrJtate was
more et less injured, a table with on
tfegV it Cfoek without work.fj etc. Tbe
kitchen ceiling was banging down to
feet ffom its proper position, plainly
showing tbe roof ffot.
Tbe repefl Of the infertftil maifiine
wu heaid all over town and baadreds
of persons focked to tbe scene of dis
aster, the boose presents a dilapida
ted appearanOBi tbe walls sprflog,
I scorched and etea the eorniee partially
demolish e!. Thousand Visited the
seeoe, and the town i in a fatrore of
steitrmeot over tW. second Vtterapt to
destroy life and property, Tbe win
dows for a square from tbe scene of the
explosion were shattered, and forty
panes of glass were required to repair
the damage to iroc house alone.
Strange to say, all the inmates who
were in tbe bonse at the time escaped
uninjured.
There are many rowors "afloat as to
suspicions, ete ,' bnt nothing can be
traced to any authentic source.
MtRDEII.
Th Confatio of m .Voily Mapiire.
James Kerrigan, now nnder sentence
for complicity in tbe Molly Maguire
i murders iu tbe coal regions, has made
a confession, wbicb was telegraphed
over the country from Bethlehem, l'a.,
last Wednesday, as follows :
m Some years ago Alexander Camp
bell kept the same salooa that is now
kept by James Carroll in Tamaqua. In
that house, when Campbell kept it, 1
first joined a society known as tbe An
cient Order of Hibernians. That i,
tbe Order of the Molly Maguires, and
nothing else. 1 was iutrodruocd into
it by a wan at Tuaearora, aud a man
uamed Jobn Douabue put me through
in Alexander Campbell's cellar. Tbe
first taste of my new order was when
one Barney O' 11 are was burned out.
Tbe men who did that were seat out by
Alexander Campbell, who was paid for
sending tbem. by a man named Slat
terling. I was in Campbell's place
place when they went, and the next
morning the place was burned down.
Tbe purposes of the Molly Maguires,
or A. O. II., is to kill people and burn
down buildings. The notion is that it
is to protect workingmen, but reailv
they are of tbe moat hardened villains
ia the place where tbey reside. They
charter of tbe Molly Msgoirts calls for
the Ancient Order of Hibernians. Tbe
murder aud other appointments are
seldom made in regular meetings, but
at special meetings outside, called for
the purpose. Tbs regular meeting min
i utes are kept as those of any society,
so they may be shown in contradiction
of charges, and to show that they lived
np to tbe requirements of tbe charter.
The appointments are made and always
carried out. If any one wants any
work done they, inform tbe headman,
known as body-master or president, and
be calls a meeting ; two or three men
are usually appointed to do such work
! Moat of the body masters are hotel
(keepers. Jerem.ah Kane was body
master at Broad Top. When Jones
was killed James Carroll was body
master at Tamaqua. ' 'Alexander Camp
bell, while he lived at Tamaqua, was
tbe body-master. Doyle, Duffy and
McGeenan, now awaiting trial in tbe
jail at Pottaville, are tba men who on
the night of July 5, at James Carroll's
saloon, in Tamaqua, annonneed that
Night Officer Yost must be killed. ' He
was put out of tbe way because he bad
interfered with, and beaten some drunk
en Molly Maguires. Carroll went out
of tbe saloon to borrow a pistol te do
tbe killing, bnt came back without aoy.
He tben gave me twenty five cents, and
asked me to go to a neighboring saloon
and borrow one. I went ont and spent
tbe money but returned without a pis
tol. He was killed that night. All
three (Doyle, Duffy, and McGeebanj
subsequently confessed to me tbst they
had Bordered Tost. These men are all
members of the Aneient Order of Hi
berians, or Molly Msguires. I knew
John P. Jonej, and also shout bis deasb.
I did not know Doyle and Kelly before
September 1, 1875. 1 was coining
from my work at Alaska Collieries, at
Tamaqua, on September 1, 1875, and
stopped in at James Carroll's. Doyle
and Kelly were there. . After 1 bad
taken a drink -I went out on tbe poicb,
and James Carroll !o! lowed me. When
we got outside be asked me if I would
take Doyle and Kelly over to Alexan
der Campbell's, at Storm Hill, as tbey
wished to go there. I said that I was
steadily at work and would have to .be
out by 11 o'clock. Carroll then pre
vailed opou me to go.. I got my supper
and came back to Carroll's salron. We
pushed right on to Storm Hill and went
in at Alexander Campbell's, where
Carroll had told me to take the men
We then went to Hugh McGeeban'g
saloon, at Summit Hill. McGeehan
produced three revolvers. After oiling
them be handed one to Doyle, one to
Kelly aod one to me, and asked me to
go and sboot Jobn P. Jones. I refused
tbe revolver. Kelly and 1 remained in
that saloon all night, McGeehan and
Campbell both returning home. Bet'ore
tbe latter left, aa arraogement was
made whereby 1 should go down tbe
next morning and point out to Kelly
and Doylo the boes, Jones, whom 1
knew, having onoe lived in Tamaqua.
This was to be done so that no mistake
might be made, ao that they should
know Jones beyond all doubt. The
men McGeehan and Campbell, said
that John P. Jones bad blacklisted
(that is, discharged and reported so
they couldn't again get work at any of
the company's mines) some of tbe men
that worked in that region. Campbell
left me to infer that Jonee waa mainly
The floor nearl0 he mnrdered ao as to get William
ebar to run awav.
He said rbat if
Joh p , ' . ,
Bill Zehner
-m . L
mI4 ft' ran away, aud to this
or tw. after tbie Jooeer .
Off." MeGeeb-J b"ess cools
.,.. it 4 saaa. - j
. . 3 " will him a hall
Muuuau were mK ,be bUekU.71!,
Ia the morning Doyle, Keiij,,
left the saloon in aearoh of JotM,
Campbell eaid they should sboot Joaea
at hia house or in eomiug from the post
office. Then Kelly and Diyle went
up to Jeaea' honse. While tbev were
away Csmpbsll ssaJe me get down on
my knees and pmaiae tiM 1 Wofild
Sever epeak abotft ffais matderrtartttk Of
lober. , Then Campbell teM me to go
Vtrt atfd see where the were. 1 went
S after tbem and nret tbtnf tbii aide
Mickey 0'DuBneJl' UtefS. Dojle
waa -flttmjt on a stone. Kellf aaid
j ,eB ne "ot down be went into a
hocae add askett if icvtf was at Loae,
and that do one answered. Campbell
told Kellf to sboot Jonsl earl in the
morning while oming to oxk, and meat of Hebeeea itewart, Uta of Bcale
not fO let bint go witE one ball, butt towaablp, deeeaart. - -
(ntt. i,t at i 2. The Brat end .Sua! aeeoent of Benja
pAt three or four fn Mm. Miebaet ,, S(l)cl( lflrlnhrtrator of Peter Bossier,
Doyle Lad tbe Mackjdck and black pur I Ute ryftte ukwnsblp, deceased. I
tole.' Kellf bad tbe btbVf two pistols. ! ii. The account of Sane Bender, Ad
Campbell told them llfcy eonld go on ; j mlnbtrstrfx of Flttafteth Moiat, Ute of
that tbey needn't be afraid, as no one
would follow tbetBi ad Jonee wasn't
liked by tbe Welshmen of any one else.
Campbell then give ft five dollars,
telling me to purchase some whisky at
Tamaqua and cm tbe frklaoee to bny
them tickets on the railroad to go
borne with. These fffeJ dollars I gave
! my old woman, and she sent out for a
quart of whisky, but tbe bill esase
back naebaaged and tbe wbtaky wita it.
At Tamaqna Doyle Informed me that
tbey bad shot Jones, Lffl eoflldn't say
whether he waa dead ot hot Shortly
after that we were arrested."
Bank Itwbticr j at feeattlsia;.
Tbe Reading Sundaf XtvS of April
2d sayi: Tbe Banking House Of Uoff
3t Millbolland, Fifth street above Peno,
was robbed yesterday at noon of about
$5,500 in National Bank notts and
greenbacks. Tbe bank waa itf charge
at tbe time of a young man named
Johnson, who is a clerk itt tbe institu
tion, when three gentlemanly-looking
strangers entered, and stited that Dr.
Plank, of Morgantown, had sent tbem
there; that they conld get good interest
for deposits at this institution ; that
:hey bad $7,809 of their aunt's money
which tbey wished to deposit. They
asked Ibe young man to figure np tbe
interest on tbe deposit, lod when be
bad finished this, tbey then requested
that he ahonld make a calculation for
tbe same amonnt in gold.
At a quarter before three o'clock
Mr. George B. Hoff, one of tbe . firm
and young Johnson went to tbe safe
for the purpose of looking after the
business of tbe day, when tbe money
was found to be missing. Tbe suppo
sition is that one of the party commit
ted tbe robbery whilst Mr. Johnson
was eDgaged in calculating the inter
est, and that he bad slipped back to
the safe without being perceived.
Tbe parties are described as follows :
The first as 5 feet 8 inches in height,
dark hair and full dark whiskers closely
trimmed, sod was apparently about 28
reaie old. tie wore a dare bine over
coat and black stiff rimmed bat.
So. 2
about the aame height and
... v.-.
had light hair and light
and wore a brown overcoat.' '. So. Z
was also about tbe same age and six,
and wore dark clothing. ' .
A fourth man, who is upicsed to :
belong to tbe same party, was in the
baok in tbe morning to . have a note
changed, and it is thought he posted
his confederates as to the condition of
affairs. '
Up to a late hoar last night no cine
had bsen obtained aa to the robbers.
An Elopement ' Tesemty-elx
Year a Age).
In 1850 Barlow Case waa Collector
of tbe Port of Sandusky, Ohio. lie
fell in love with tht wife of hie deputy,
Henry Francis, seised $22,000 of gov
ernment money and eloped with Mrs.
Francis and ber little child. They fled,
it seems, to the Island of Ceylon. Not
long ago an American missionary visit
eJ them, found tbem living in an earth
ly paradise, bnt both haunted by re
morse and the woman dying 'of con
sumption. To the missionary tbe con
pie toll the story, and tbe scene was
one that can scarce escape tbe avidiona
pen of tbe sensational dramatist who
iu detail reads it. A promise to send
tbe child to her father in America was
made to the dying mother. . She em
barked, bnt the vessel was lost and tbe
obild with it. Mrs. Francis soon after
died, and it ia believed Case did not
long survive her. Up to the elope
ment Francis had the utmost confidence
in his wife's honor, bnt when his be
trayal dawned npon him he became
craxed with but two objects in life to
gain revenge on Case and recover his
child. " He surrendered position and
property, traveled in pursuit of tbe
fugitives in neatly every country of
Europe, without success, . and finally
enlisted as a soldier in tbe English
army and served in the Crimean War.
Some years after be returned to Amer
ica and became an employee of the
Adams Express Company on the Pan
Handle Railroad. His "queerneas,"
however, led to his discbarge, and now,
it is said, be ia working as a farm band
in Minuesota, Exchange.
A Meuee Sff-allemed by a Boy
From tht Co hot EagU.
A curious and very singular accident
happened to a sou of James O'Helau, re
aiding on Saratoga street. It seems that
Willie, the youngest child, a bright boy oi
fifteen years of age, laid down in a corner
of tbe kitchen hut night and, being tired
out from play, was soon fast aaleep. Tbe
father wa reading at a tabic placed in the
room, the rest of the family were all in bed.
and consequently the bouse waa perfectly
still. Suddenly a startling cry came from
the child, which aroused the father, who
made a rush lor thti boy and asked him
what waa tbe matter. The boy claaped hia
fatbea in hia arms, and with startling eyes
exclaimed, Father, I hare swallowed a
mouse, aod I feel nim biting me inside !"
la an instant the lather had the house
aroused, and a messenger waa sent lor a
doctor, who soon arrived and administered
aa emetic, which bad tbe desired effect, and
the boy, after aome terrible relcning, wrew
mi the mouse, and. strange to relate, tbe
creature was alive aud active, aad made bia
scape through a bole in tbe floor. It ap
thai while the child slept he had his
, and the mouse, which wss a
i-VV.IS1 cot Iriahtened by a muaen-
..ih .JtVT euild. lumped into bis
niained ali in boljiow he
' ten.
" ejsch ts a y-
BBaasadiBaB
iff' AAvtrtUemcmUi
atJtr' NotifcE..
fWOTICKfc hereby (riven that the fol
11 folTowhig aamed iraona bare ffe(f
their Adinftilstralora, Execntora' and CJaar
diaa acconau in the Register's Umoe of
JunUtaecnuIj', and the aaiae wiD be pre
sented fOT osflrmativii and allowance at
tbe Court House in Jlittluitown, on Tues
day, Mav 1Kb, 1876 i
1. 7r Brat and Bual account of William
Stewarf, Esecotor of the last wit! aad testa-
Snrr.ee Mill lownnMo. d Debased.
4. Tbe account of L 8. tfotj. Adminis
trator .d . e or Joaeph Mostt late or
yermanagh towaiST, deceased.
d. The account of X. S. Doty, Adnrinia
tralfr a. e. a. eea Hoses Moat, late vt
Fertcaaagh lowashiy, deceased.
0. The account oT John and Henry Hoff
man, Adminietraters of ionathsn hocking
tod, late of Suac-eeftitma U.wn-lIIj'j dee'd.
7. The account or Alex iader Wallace,
ESeealor ot tbe but will and teetaieent of
Noah K Kirk, late of Tuaearora townahip,
deceased.
t). The fourth partial account of Joseph
RoQiroch, Kaeculor of the laat win and W
tament of Kobert f. Gallagher, bite of i'cr
uanagb townabip, deceased. -
y. Tbe first aad partial account ol Robert
McMeeni Exccuim et tbe but will ard tes
tament of Margaret JtJMeen, late of Walker
low nabip. deceased.
10. The account ol Jobs Uon moo, uoar-
Idiaa of &ary K. Knner, minor child of
Richard Kennedy. oT Dfealb township.
11. The first and final act front of Charles
I. Waream, Executor of Samuel Kerlin, de
ceased. 12. Tli second and final account of Al
fred S Patterson and 3 Bfennisholu, Att
miuistralors of Peter Bremiisholu, dve'd.
13. Tbe account of William B KcCaban,
Administrator of Abraham lidtiaaa, Ute of
Jfilford township, deceased.
J. T. 1IETL1N, Rtfitttr.
RKfiemra'a Orrn'B.
I MwHinlown, April 12, 1876- j
LIST OF bfc?LiH8 AI D VENDKHS
f Foreign and Domes Me Merchandise
m Ibe coanly lor the year 1876, aa approved
and classed by tbe Mercantile Appraiser :
JHifflinUntn.
Ctasa. LlCSXSK
Bayers It Kennedy, grain, coal
and fambrr. 12
Teakly k. Son, merchants.... M
R R Parker, aboe dealer ; ... . It
Jacob Thomas, grocer....... It
SolntmnV Bonks, confectioner, 1 4
J W Kirfc, graver 14
YT T Snyder, fftmitur I
i f Huaiiucl, store dealer ... 14
J VT MatBenbangh.bi '"are, 12
B P Kcpner k. SoB,druggiaia. 14
Ely sues Tilten, merchant.... 12
Bana . Hamlin, druggists... 14
J St U A Staiubengh, merchants 10
Jobn Etka, grocer 14
Emii rVholl, fancy store..... 12
1 E Shatter, grocer a queens-
wsre 4
VranciscBe Hardware Company 12
W H KoIIbmb, Jeweler 14
D W Harley ft. Co clolbiers. 14
Jobn HoHstw.ua, billiard aa-
looa... .......
L A Segelbauni, clothier.. 14
Miller ft, Bunnell, organ venders 14
X B MeCrum, real eslate agent 14
$12 60
7 W)
7 t
i 00
7 00
7 W
10 00
7 00
12 6
7 00
12 60
7 fV
20 00
7 W
12 50
7 00
12 60
7 00
7 OO
SO 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
L ft. J B VTilson, merchants
S S Beaver, merchant ...
12
18
IS
12 50
10 00
10 00
10 00
! 1 T Me. Mister, merchant
' W H MeAlister ft. Co., mer
complexion chants
14
It
Li
14
12
7 00
i
7 00
10 00
7 00
12 60
7 0O
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 GO
io eo
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 m
7 00
7 00
io oo
12 60
10 00
Jlanrr.
! A Lanyer, merebant. ....
1 K Sbellenberger, merrbaiit..
Rioe ft. Ura) nil, saercbanU .
A Deager, merchant.......
14
14
14
14
S S Smith, mere bast ..
Jacob Wetter, merchant .
H H fpacbt, merchant
' ' Grerarsed'.
S T Diium ft. Bro., mercbaata, 14
Greaewsed.
Winey ft. Custer, roercbaatr.. IS
1 Walker.
C A Thompson, coal dealer.. 14
S F Herr, grain dealer....... 14
John Moixer A. Co., mercbaala 14
Jacob Rkkeubangh, merchant, 14
N D Vandyke, merchant 14
W H Knrtx. merchant 14
Jerome Hetrk-k, merchant.... 14
W T McCuiloch, grain, coal at . -
lumber. 14
Taoaipseaowa.
ElisaJamea, confectionery... 14
Elihu Bcnaer, gram aad coal. 1.1
Haldenvan ft, Sellei a, merchants 12
Keely ft. Smith, mere hauls... 13
' - Port Royal.
Kepner ft. Oroninger, grain,
coal and Inaiber 18 1" 00
George Herr. grocer 14 7 00
Kannold ft. IV'inev, grocers.. 14 7 00
David Oump, clothier 14 7 00
A S Okeson, merchant .. .. 13 10 00
C M Funk, confectimter 14 7 00
J 8 M Gibson, merchant It 7 00
J P Sterrett, druggist. 14 7 00
Robert Logan, confectioner... 14 7 CO
J P8hiudel, notions 14 7 00
J A Thompson, Jeweler It 7 00
Lydia laeabcrg, fancy a tor.. 14 - 7 00
Samuel Buck, merchant 13 10 00
J Dunbar, stove dealer 14 7 00
J W Stimmd, furniture 14 7 00
Noah Uertaler, coal, lumber
and grain 14
Tartrrt.
Noah Hertiler A Sons, mer
chant 12
Spruce HUL
D Cona ft. Son, meachants ... 18
J L Barton, merchant........ 13
Tascorent.
Wm Van Sweringen, merchant 14
Francis Snyder, merchant.... 14
A J Ferguson, merchant. ... 14
Morrison a Willhide,mercbanU 14
Mangers Meminger, merchants 18
Conn, Manger A Co., merchants 13
Lade.
Campbell a Robison, merchants 13
K U Patterson, merchant..... 12
Beale.
7 00
12 50
10 00
10 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
10 00
10 00
10 00
12 50
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
10 00
12 60
7 00
7 00
10 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 0C
7 00
John P Kslty, merchant.....
J Nevin Pomeroy, merchant
G W Bnrchtjeld, merchant..
Alex Woodward, merchant..
J B Bardell, grocer
Levi Dundore, atove dealer. .
Milford.
A J Tlertiler, merchant
S T AfcCulloch, gram, coal J
lumber.............
14
18
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
Palterion.
Stevena A Guss, hardware....
Ernest ft, Diem, market car and
feed 14
PC Kundio, druggist........ 14
Samuel Strayer, clothier...,. 13
Joseph Peuoell, merchant.... 12
W J Robison, confectioner... 14
F Hannemau, merchant...... 14
J B M hodd, clothier 13
John Doyle, merchant.. 14
David Holman, grocer 14
A J Hertxler, merchant 14
I Al Goshen, feed, coal and
lumber. ..... 14
James North ft. Son, grain.... 14
Th licenses mentioned in the above list
will be due and payable to tbe County Trea
surer on and after tbe 1st day of Afay, 1876.
An appeal will be held at the Commission
ers' Otbce in the borough of JKifflintown,
on TUESDAY, APRIL 25, 1876, when sll
persons feeling themselves aggrieved can
attend, if they think proper.
JAMBS ADAMS,
Mercantile Jpprauer.
April 12. 1875.
Mr. T. D. Oarman will open a Select School
ia tbe borough of Patterson, April 17, 1876.
Mr. Garmaa ia thoroughly acquainted with
tbe lexl-books. and knows bow te teach
their content to other. ..
Iwn-s ft. mesKines at Banks ft Hsmlln.'s
Arse A diettisemenfti.
ATTENTION ,
(if AgriculturieU is hereby dbectetf to fae
(act tUt the aadOTraed baa orxxs pStce
.t PMrt Baral. Jnaiala cer?f aavre be
Corn Pl4te, CorJKjrkes,
3RAIS ErARATOS, '
CLOVER SEED SKPARATOASi
Horse Powers from One to Tea ifoMe
Power,
.Irricultural, Portable, and StaiiotUtttj
rODDER CUTTERS, FODDER CSTTSH
ERS, CORJi 8HKLLER3, :
Cider Mills, Hay forks, Hay Rakes, Oral
Drills, and farming macuinery ana unyrm
menta of every description. ..
J. r. JACOBS,
Port Royal, Juniata Co., Pa.
April 12, lt76.
Prettaaie)tar7'a Mtlte.
TV OTICE ia hereby giren that Jeremiah
i 1 Lyons, Assignee of Calvin B. Hartley,
has riled the drat and intended aa the final
account in the Prolhonotary's Office iu Mif
llintown, and tbe aame will be presented for
confirmation and allowance at the Court
House in Miffiintown at the April term of
Ccttrt. JACOB BE IDLER,
March Z3, 1875. Prothonotarr.
, . JlvffCe af AtnvCMiaeat.
NOTICE is hereby gien to the Policy
holders of Ibe' Perry Connry Mutual
Kir Insurance Company, that ao asseas
men! of Eight Per C'eni. has been laid on
the Preifflnm Notea Of aaid Company, and
that the midersigaed baa been appointed
Collector for Jnniau county, to wboui the
abore assessment, now due, must be paid
without any turtbvr delay.
GEORGE W. SMITH.
Mar. 14, 1876-tf Mifflintowo, l'a.
BRIOCiE LKTTIG.
PROPOSALS will be received at the Com
nifcaivnera' Olbce io tbe Court House
in the borough of Mjiflintown, until FRI
DAY, APRIL 14. Wo, al 1 o'clock P. M
lor tbe erection of a County Bridge over
tbe little CocoUiaaa creek, near Di aim's
mill, in Greenwood township. Plans and
apeciMcatioas of tbe aaus may be seen at
the CotnanVsioners' Ofee m toe Court
House in tbe borough of Mifllintown. By
order oi the Board of Commissioners.
,. JAMES DEEX, Oar.
TUSCASOEA ACADEMY.
The Sammer Scasiou will begia May 2d.
Three general courses rf study s
1st. For those pre'jitring for Business.
2d. Fur those preparing to become
Teachers.
id. Tor those pre par rag fit College.
Tbe advantages are i Loral km; (I'crowxb
neas, experieace-
D. D. S7u8F Fb. D.,
iuar22-4t Acadeuiia, Pa. '
BALLARD & CO.,
General Commission Merchants,
as P kali a i
Gr&i'fi, Sides, Wool, ftfa&o.
Hops, Egg, Butter, Cheese, Dried Fruits,
Feathers, Furs, Lard, Tallow, Seeds,
Bacon, Beans, Poultry, Floar,
Yeretables, Itc, te.,
Vtirrheese, S7 and 209 5. Bread Stmt,
PHIUDELPHU.
March 22, 1876tn
PUMPS!
PUMP8!
PIMPS
Pnmpa, light or heavy, made te order
Cucumber Wood Pump always en band
These guaranteed never to freexe m Win
ter. Wood, Iron, Terra Cetta, er Lead
Water Pipe put down oa short notice
CRepairiog promptly attended to.
Please give a a ctli before purchasing
elsewhere, as are dctcnumed to sell at
the very lowest prices.
Call on or addrea
WM. NOBLE, Port Royal,
or, FRANK NOBLE, atiOllntown.
aar22-6'm
KOTICE. . :
U. S. INTERNAL REVENUE
SPECJLAl. TAXES
Mav 1, 1876, to Attn, SO, 1877.
Tbe Revised Statutes vf ibe United
States, Secsions 32o2, 3247, drtSZ and S239,
require every person engaged m any busi
ness, avecation, or cmpioyuieot wlricb rea
ders him liable to a Srxciat Tax, TO PH
IN HIS ESTABLISHMENT OR PLACE
OF BUSINESS a cranr denoting tbe pay
ment of said Sraciat Tax for tbe Special
Tax Tear beginning May 1, 1876, before
commencing or continuing buaioe after
April 30, 187G.
The Tsvxet tmbrmctd within the precuam of
the Lam abate anote4 art the foltowng,
et :
RectiSera i.$J00 00
Dealers, rstaii liquor 25 00
Dealers, wholesale liquor 100 00
Dealer in malt liquors, wholesale. . 60 00
Dealers in malt liquors, retail 20 00
Dealers in leaf tobacco 25 00
Retail dealers in leaf tobacco 500 00
And on sale of over 91,000, Blty
cents for every dollar in excess
of $1,000.
Dealers in manufactured tobacco .. S 90
Manufacturers of stills 50 00
And for each still manufactured. 20 00
Aad for each worm manufactured. 20 00
Manufacturer of tobacco 10 00
Manufacturers of cigars 10 00
Pedlers of tobacco, first class (more
than two horses orther animals). . 60 00
Pedlers of tobacco, second class
two horses er other animals). .. 25 00
Pedlers of tobacco, third class (ona
borse or other animal)...... .... 15 00
Pedlers of tobacco, fourth class (on
foot or public conveyance)...... 10 00
Brewers of leas than 500 barrels... 60 00
Brewers of 500 barrel or more.... 100 00
Any person, so Lable, who shall fail to
comply with the foregoing requirements will
be subject to severe penalties.
Persons or firms liable to pay any of the
Special Taxes aamed abtvo must apply to
Chablks J. Bbvibb, Collector ol Internal
Revenue, at S anbury. Pa., and pay for and
procure tbe Special-Tax Stamp or Stamps
they need, prior to Mav 1, 1876, and WITH
OUT FURTHER NOTICE.
D. 1). PRATT,
Cbmasuaioarr'o' InternalReienne,
Office of internal Revenue, i
Washington, D.CFeb. 1, 1876. (
TUNIATA VALLEY BANK.
MimiNTOWN,
JUNIATA COUNTY, PENH 'A.
GEORGE JACOBS, President.
T. VAN IRV1N, Cashier.
MBBOTOBSI
George Jacobs,
II. H. Bechtel,
Joba Balabaca,
J. W. Frank.
Amos G. Bonsafl,
Jerome N. Thompson,
Joseph Rothrock,
August 4, 1875-tf
Large stock of ready made clothing ot the
latest aad choicest sty lea, far men and
boys, hats, caps, boot and shoes, notion,
fmniabinr goods ia endless variety for sale
at Ssmael Strayer' s, ta Pattenoa.
Jeb work ea short aetk at this eSce.
Legal MverixMtMtntt,
Dd&LAM AiH9li.W B K RE A3,
IT 'the Hon. Bssv. F.' Jcaar, President
Judge oT ttfe Court of Common Pleaa for
the 9t!n'JuaI District, compoeed of the
counties of J'TtitStn, Perry and Cumber
land, aad tbe IlrabraMee Jonathan Weiser
aud John Koona, f . the aaid
Court of Cvmnton Plea tf Jiinhtfs county,
base issued their precept IV tf direeled.
bearing date the 12tb day of fB. 1H7,
for holding a Court of yer an TffWner
and General Jail Delivery, and General
Quarter Session of the Peace," at M1K
FI.INTOWN. on the FOURTH MfJWDAT
bt APRIL, 1878, being the 2T' day of
the month.
V.r. w v i.BVar liivvs. to the Cor-
ttll-rt watleew of the -Peere anw Conataote
Of Ibe County of Juniata, that tbey be thee
effd therein their proper persons, at tfrfe
O'clock on tbe afternoon of said nay, wnr. ,
tBeir record1) inquishhms, ezaminatioB's '
and oyer rcinetftPranccs, to do tboae thtng
that to thew omce respectively apperUtti,
aed those that are bound by recognisance U
pKffetutoawajnattbeprisowera Ibat are vt
Iben may be ia tbe Jail f said county,
be then and there te erueecullen against
tbe-a aa abull be juat.
By trf AssembiTt passed the the
day of May,- A. V., I"6; H n made tht
duty of the Justices of IM Peace, of th
sereral counties vf this Commonwealth, u
return te the Clerk of IMS Conrtof IJcartot
Sessions of the reasectirea cOTffrties, all tbt
reeogmsanee entered into before them by
any person or person charged with tb
cowuuistoa of any crime, except Such case
aa may be ended be I ore a Justice of thj
Peace, aader existing laws, at least tew day
before tbe coaimeaeemcnl of tb session
or tb Cearl to wbicb I bey are made re
tunsaMererectively,and in allcase where
any recowntMnce are entered into kna
tbew lea days before tb coraiaeneennt
of tbe acssioa to wbicb tbey are made re
turnable, tbe said Justices are to tt'S
tbe swine in the same manner as if said af t
bad uvt been swsecdj
listed at Vhjtr, the I2tb day of
Feb. iu tin year cf ear Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and sevenlr-sii.
VV .w. ft. BStriff.
SberWs Olbce, MMI stow n, (
March I, 178 j
Trial 1.11 fof April Term,
Twrne, 114.
I George ft Gorton vs. Joseph Hiinmels-
bauct. .No 10(1, Seuteuiter term, 1873.
2 Lonisa Frauaoni v Samuel S WiUou
and George W McElwee. 2o 26, Septem
ber terni, 1874.
3 Jacob1 1'lle vs Christian Im Scbaffstall.
No 3 Fcrember k nu, 1874.
4 Jaiob Pile ra Cbriatiaa Ira SchanMall.
A TK.rU. I ir.rhnr. ke kU r,t frU-n.1
Getge W Liuthurst s Stewart McCuiloch
and faii Lemon. Ko 44, February term,
1875.
Jerrnrtan Lyonf U CB Bartley, trar-
yCDra.
artbec of own l Bsrtley. Ao 0,
ary term, Jht-7.
7 J. Kohler Snyder vs Daniel Coffmaa.
Ko. 75, February term, 1875.
8 John L Bears, Ephraim Bears and Da
v Beery, rrtners tradmg in the name ol
John L Beats ft. Sons, fi Abraham Wil
liams. Ito 99, April term, 1875.
9 Jobn F McXea! v Solomon Books and
William Wagner. No 194, April term, 1S75.
10 Ueorge W Gorton rs Hugh Palm. No
12, September term, 15.
11 Selinsgrove aud Korth Branch Rail
road Con-. pan y vs George F MeFarlan(.
No 59, Mepleuiber term, 187&.
12 Edward A Margrils vs George F. Me
Far land. No 60 September term, 1H75.
13 Edward A Margrils vs George F Me
Fsrljnd. Ko 61, September term, 1875.
14 Fdward A Margrils v George F Mc
Farbiiid1.' N SJ, SrpVar term, 1875.
15 E riontbarf Faber v Catharine Mil
ler. No 111, Sr?!ellr term, 1875.
16 Georce V Uorton vs Joba Diilen.
o 128, September term, 18i o.
j 17 Geeige W Gorton vs Jnsne rVale
and Joshua Beale and Joha Wai!a?e', Exec-
mors of Hngh Hart, dee'd. No 129, Sep
tember terns, 1875.
18 Seun strove and tforfh Braneh RaM-
road Conisoy f f Hbiox. N 2-71!
Srptetaber tern, 187o-
19 Selinsgrove and North rancb Rail
road Company vs D A Donghman. N 272
September term, 1H79.
JACOB BK1DLER, Pntkonotary.
PaoTaosovaav's Orrsrt, i
Mifflinlown, March 15, 1876-tc. j
License Petition.
TfOTICE is hereby given Io all interested
Jl 1 ibat tbe following applications lor Li
rensc have beea filed X ttwr Prolht-avtary's
tllice, and wiil be preseiitctf to tbe Court
on Wednesday, April 26. 1876 :
Jobn C Moaer, lr license to engage in
the business or vending vinous, spirituous,
malt or brewrd liquors in quantities not less
than one quart, ia tbe borough of Mifflin
l.iwn. John E HoItotMiigb. fof Bclr to keep a
restawrant aad eating hnnse, and to sell do
revtic wines and brewed liquors, ra the
borough of MilHinlown.
Jatnea A Murray, fur Ucea-ie to keep an
bin and house of entertainment in the bor
onsb of Miftlfntown.
Jacob Will, for Ik-ense- to keep an inn
and bouse of entertainment, In the borvrgb
of Mirairtwn.
Jobn A Nevecvnrr, for license to keep a
pnMie bonse of enterahmcl m the vHlage
M tVaterford.
Clovd M Parker, for license fo ieef arrs
laurant and eatisg house and to sell domes
tic wines, malt and brewed liquors In the
borough of Patterson.
Jobn Hays, lor license to keep an inn or
public honse of entertainment in the bor
ough of Fatierson. , .
jobn F reinan, for license to keep an mn
or hoase of pulAie crrterfciiiiioeot ro tbe
borough ef Paitcrsea. -'
Samuel R Nvtestine, for license to keep
an inn or boose of public entertainment in
the borough ot Patterson.
Mary A Snvdcr, for Keens Io keep an ina
or bouse of ) ubik entertainment in the bor
ough of Thompson town.
E. C. Graybill, for license to keep an inn
or house of public entertainment in the
village of Richfield.
John McManigle, for license to keep an
inn and public house ol entertainment in
the borough of Port Royal.
Samuel Ruraberger, for license to keep
an inn and public bouse oi entertainment
in Monroe township.
Frank Shields, for Iicenae to keep an ion
aod public house of entertainment in tbe
borough of MUHintown.
Cyrus Sieber, for license to keep an inn
and public house of entertainment in Mc
Allstervillc. Thomas Cox, for license to keep an inn
and public house of entertainment in Green
wood township.
Jacob ffeiscr, for license to keep an inn
and public bouse of entertainment m Sus
quehanna township.
JACOB BEIDLER, Protkanatara.
Prothonotary Office, Mifflin- t
town, March 29, 1876. f
vkrrm ! i r Grwfm fv rw .us
C6. B LATCH LY, asrfr, 506 C.'stTlia
B. LOUDON,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
ia room on second story ef R. E. Parker's
new ouuaing, oa
Main Street, Miffliotown, Fa.
FASHIONABLE GOODS always on
band.
CUSTOM WORK DONE on tbe shortest
notice.
OOODS SOLD by tbe yard or palter.
PERSONS baying goods can bate tbem
cut m garments free of charge.
BUTTERIOrS PJTTERX8 also for
sale.
ILL WORK WARRANTED.
PRICES LOW.
Oct 23. 1873-tf
Subtense for tb Saatlnt! ft. Rsynbiicaa.
A"av WUUU &ia
POMPS
Renl Ettilt.
iHEBIFaTS 8.4LES
?T virtue of sundry writs of Vnd. Ex.4
Fu Fa. and Lt. Lm, Issued eat of the1
Court of Common Pleas and to medlrectfd :
will be eapoeed to sale at public outcry, at
the Court Hoase, to tbe borough or Mii
Hintown, Juniata coanry, on FRIDAY, the
21st day ot APRIL, 170, at 1 o'clock r.
of that day, the following described real
estate, to wit
A tract ot land slroate ta Delaware town
efcip; adjoining lenda of McUaw'a kelra oa
UM north, llcfi)-re.r, and McQub-na oa tbe
east as swrtb; and Doty, Parker Co. on
tbe wes, containing SKYES ACRES, mora
or less, having thereon erected a Log Dwel
ling House ami Log Barn. Seized, taken
in execution, and tw be sold aa tbe property
el Jacob Yrager
it,
A tract f Lan-f sittate m Delaware town
ship, bounded oa tL'e north by btada of
Ncwiou Wj" ickersbam, ItecrVe Meredith and
Isaac Ibe east by ianda of Abra
ham Pxge, ou tbe south by landa of
Keecbe's betrs and VTm. Carwcll, end oo
tbe west by land s ef Reuben Kerchner, cnn-
fining 338 ACKE?, nore or less; about
IM acres clear, hathig thVreoe erected a
Large Dwelling Houtc, Bank Barn, Spring
Hfnse. Black milh Shop, Lg 3aMo and
olW outbuilding. Seised, taken ia ezecu
17 and to be svM aa tbe prnperty of Jo
seph Carwell.
A attain Island or tract of land1 Situate
in the Juniata Hirer, m rirn)Ci town
ship, and nearly opposite tVe Vro'frjh ot
MittlinUiwa, euiumonlv caller Mi's Island.
cooUining W ACRES' and IX PERCHED
and allowauces, rvr tsvietm erected a
Large Dwelling Hoase, if.i."? ira, Wagon
Shed and Cora House, and other outbuild
ing. ? cited, taken io ease ut ion aad to be'
sold a ibe property of William Bell. Sic
thousand 9llar of Ibe purchase money
of this pr ferry may remain hi tbe faim tor
a rea Mr iwo; l tlw parcha?er to detires.
A1JH,
! A certain bM of grotrntf nrWite m tbe
j bnrntrgh of Miffiintown. bon3e'3 rfifd de-
scribed aa followa, U wit Begmoing St
Kurd's alley aad extending from fbence
! alung Wasbingtoa street souih 67 degrees,
I wfW 44 feet to lot of E. W. H. Kreider.
, tVvnce along raid lot aowth 20 degrees, east
WI feel It inches to an alley, tbenre along
iiwl ullev 4s ImI b im-lMr to Knirl'a sllpr
j iheace along said alley 175 feet 3 inches io1
tie place ol beginniS); ; oeing uot o. 1 id
the Schweier Krtemion to tbe Borough of
Muftintown ; harln thereon erecu-d a traiuo
Dwelling House aud onttuildlng. Seised,
taken iu execution and to be sold aa thef
property ef A. B. Fasickv
ALSO,
' A tract t land sitnate in Milford town-
ship, anjuii.fftg Jrtfl of Ueorge Snyder'
heirs ou tbe north, TV.nmm (Jnm on tbe
east, Jobn and Fred. WaldaiMttv r Ate
south, and Kobert Steenson oo tbe eK,
! containing 22 ACRES, more or less, baring
iBreoo crecwa a ug iswening uouae, i.og
Barn, Cider Press and outbuildings. Also,
a tract of land hi Bcale township, adjoining
lands of Willbtn "HHW on the north and
northwest, John Robinson cfn the west, M.
U. and hi C. Todd on the sV.tttb, and John
and Joha and Fred Waldsraitu on the east,
containing 200 ACRES, more or leas, un
improved. Seixed, taken to cavernitm, miJ
to be sold as tb proyefty Of "firlhsie Brat
tor. ALSO,
A tract of land situate in Walker town
ship, ooUiHied and described aa followa, to
wits Beginning at a post on line of Dry
Philo Hamlin's htod, thm'e by same soutb
68 degrees west 8t 7-10 pefdies to a post,,
thence by binds of William Kennedy, sontb
27 derree east 72 perches to a poet, thence
south 74 1 degree east te$ peftrhes tea poai
thence south 67 degrees east 81 perches W
a post, thence by lands of Martiu WraveC
north 604 degrees west 821 perches to a
poet, t the place of beginning, containing'
. 66 ACMES, more er Was, partly cleared1.
Aum, a lot vf greaad in the boroifh nf
Mildintown, sitnat ea rofrth side of Cherry
tract, aad frootiug. m said street i0 feet,
thence extending southward 125 leet to aa
alley, bounded on the eat by lot rf Mrsv
it urn and on the west by lot ef Jesse Howe
having thereon erected a frame Dwelling;
House, Stable and outbuildings. Seixed,
taken in cxecutinu aud to be aold aa tbe
property of Jacob Bergey.
ALSO.
A lot of ground in t!te viHege of Johns-1
town, Beale township, situate rn tbe north
side cf the puMic rued leading IronT Mif J
Uiutown Co j'titastowa and f routing oa aaiVf
read, bounded Ibe west by bt of John
M. Hartley, and en the north aad east by
lands of Samuel S. ParWMker, having
tbereoB erected a Twe-at.wy Frame House;
litwt in part for a Dwelling Mease aad br
part frrr a Wgon maker's Shp said Bnilrl-'
ing has a frorH ot aooot thirty teet and1 a'
depth of twenty-lour feet. Seixed, takeia
iu execution and to be sold a the property
of Reuben Zeiders.
WM. H. KNOUSE, Sherif.
S bend's Office, Mifflinlown,
March 29, !076. ,
Aevirrs Wairrvn!
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