KEimgEL & REPUBLICAN
itflmTlXTOWN :
Jirt,de October 31, 18TT.
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PENN'A. E. RTIME TABLE.
OX and after Monday, June 25th, 1877,
passenger trains will leave Mifflin Sta
tion, V. B. R., as follows :
EASTWARD.
Pbila Ex., daily ex. Sunday night 12 51 a m
Mifflin Ace, daily except Sunday, e 25 a m
Pacific Express, daily ex. Monday 10 19 a ni
Johnstown Ex., daily ex. Suuday 11 82 a m
Mail, daily except Sunday. 6 05 p m
Atlantic Express, daily .. lu j in
WESTWABC.
PitUb'eET , daily except Sunday 12 38 a m
Pacific Express, daily.-. o5im
War Pa.., daily 5 mv'- V0.
J I leaves 10 10 a lu
Mail, daily except Sunday 3 S5 p in
Mittiin Acc., daily except Sunday, 8 H) p ui
LOCJL IXTELLIGE.CE.
Moony nights.
Sour kraut making.
Diphtheria in Tyrone.
. A new pavement in front of the joniata
hotel.
The Russians captured 18,000 Turk and
40 cannons.
The fog on Friday did not rlcar away un
til 2 o'clock p. m.
Carlisle Hrerrren are talking about a parade
for Thanksgiving Day.
WiM turkeys are not so easily shot now
as they w ere two weeks ago.
The Cavalry will meet in this place, No
vember 10, at 2 o'clock r. a.
Tomato vines re blossomed last week in
a number of gardens in town.
Philadelphia Markets Wheat. $1.43 to
I..",.; ; t orn t2c ; Oats 32lo37c.
Tin- M. K. church ol Altoona held a pump
kin lie festival. .So says the Huntingdon
Journal.
Full moon is the time to pick apples.
There are none to piek in this p-u t of the
vouuty.
The roof the house of Wm. Jack nun, o(
the Democrat and Register, is undergoing
vxlensive repairing.
The scalp business is liri-k in Huntingdon
couuty it the amount of blanks sold by the
Munitor is an index.
Huntingdon was chosen as the place for
the uext st:ited meeting of the 1'resbyteriau
Synod of Central rentlfvivauia;
The 1'erry County Soldiers' Re-union,
li-ld at Lloomfield last Thnrsday, was large
ly atteirlcrl. Judge Jankin delivered the
;...Idre.-'s 01 Welcome.
Hie l'relyteri.iu church of Port Royal
oted in favor of the rotary system for the
lection of elders, also to reduce the salary
ol the minister of th: charge to seven hun
Irvd dollars.
Henry Fisher, of llarrisburg, and II. G.
!.!:, of the Vicinity of Milierstowu, were
eri.Mi-.lv hurt by ihe tall of the lie.stle !
work of a railroad bri'lge at Ironville a few
iays ago.
Mrs. Kliz i J ilaivn died at her pliee o
resilience at Fori Koyal, or. Mouil.iy, the
22d inst., aged about t6 years. Her re
mains were buried in Church Hill Cemetery,
!u Wednesday.
The editor ol the Inquirer, a new Dum
cr.itie. organ in Gatton, Ohio, gravely an
nounces in his salutatory : Although this
patter will be Democratic, it trill not be unfit ,
lor children to lead. "
Apple-butter boilings are uncommon oc
Cirrcuee, and worthy of mention this year.
l.at sYednesiiay Frederick Ksper.scha.ie
and Jacob suloutf in this boroueii and H.ir
iv Maiiiluugn In Fermanagh, ail boiled jip-ple-butler.
In Oil City, Pa., one year ago, a man
toll on a detective sidewalk and broke an
arm. He Hied the city, and has recently
riff'Vcred seven thousand dollars damages.
1 hi3 is a warning to municipal authorities
to keep pavements in good condition."
Last March Zeno Fees, of Lewistown, was
otitK-d of a borsj. b leev ami harness. L;ist
wo k the Sheriff of Mittiin county discov
ered the horse in a livery stahli in Mittiin
countv, which resulted in Mr. Fees again
getting his horse. The buggy has not yet
ticcu lound.
A large swindling party, who issued fraud
ulent deeds tor land iu Texas has just bin
unearthed in Kansas and other Western
States. Sixty persons have been arrested.
The gang liae attempted to burn thirteen
different fcotlrt houses to Cover lip their
trau01liclit Woik.
The stable, wood-house, smoke-house,
ice-house , and other outhouses belonging
to the residence of Samuel Buck, Km., ol
Port Roval, wre destroyed by ttre. last Fri
lav higfit. Mr. Buck had been to Phil.id -1-bhia,
and arrived home on the csrs about
midnight. to tire was then visible. About
an hour after the train lud cteamcd away a
railroad watchman saw the tile among the
out-houses.
Wall, Mann k Hall have about completed
ttte delivery ot their Atlas of Juniata Coun
tv. General satisfaction is expressed with
the work. It is a book highly to be prixed,
tUd if the county authority have not ob
tained one lor the archives in the Court
House, it would be well to do so at this
tate day. it is the most compleW record ot
the conntv that has ever been published.
In (lays to come it will be more highly val
ued than now. To be sure not every fam
ily in the county, who can afford to do so,
hate secured an Atlas, and in that they
have made a mistake, it should be in
every well-regulated family. A number
.f citizens have done better thau merely
to subscribe for the work ; they have had
home-steads and farul-vw-ws" sketched
and inserted, and thereby doubly stained
theiiist.lves, bv printed record and by pic
lures, on the lstorv of their county.
Messrs. Wall, Mann k Hall deserve credit
lor the manner in which Uicy executed the
work.
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Tbk golden ear peeps through the busk,
The faded tassels dryly ruatle.
So, h! boy, ho! From morn till dusk,
We'll at it then with shout and bustle !
So, ho, bovs, ho! Now for the tussle !
The lively work, we'll weather it!
The ripened corn, we'll gather it !
Ho, bovs, ho!. We'll gather it !
Card,
Kkoh Mrs.
S. Romtea, mo Texas, to
IIke f attssos.
WEATHEBFoan, Texas,
October 15, 1S77.
Editor Sentinel : For the satisfaction ol
our mauv friends, we drop you a card to in
form yu of our whereabouts in tbe prom
ised laud. We are as yet pilgrims here, not
having arrived at the point of destination,
but are Hill hopeful. We axe now thirty
miles bevond tee terreincs of the railroad.
TVe traveled all day yesterday on s food
wagon road, very muddy. Had heavy rains
Saturday night, but now 'tis fair and beau
tiful. Our party now en route lorhe fron
tier number 12. We may not leave thrt
place till the ICth, aa the people are so glad
over us that they cannot do us all the kind
ness thev wish to do, and we find in OCT
leader, Mr. C. H. Cole, all of a gentleman.
All our party are honorable people.
MBS. S. KOUKEK.
Flora, CBOf, Ba and Fkd of a
kiods kept constantly on nana ot ou;o
Kannedy, for safe. Three grades of dour,
to suit customers. Cull and get their low
est cash prices. The flour and feed soid
v itf be deivered to any part of town. 2t
Personal.
Wrd. k. Pannebaker and family, of Lew
iatown, have moved to Texas.
S. F. Robrer, who at one time manufac
tured harness ttc, in this place, has gone
to Texas.
General Miles married a niece of General
Sherman.
Miss Frank McGrew ts assistant cashier
of the First National Bank in Huntingdon,
Indiana.
Mr. Earns, of Tituaville, Pa., started re
cently tor China, where the government has
employed him to prospect for oil. He Is to
get a salary of I3.W0 and expenses lor the
first year.
Rev. H. Zeiglei, !. D., of the Selfas
grove Theological Seminary, will preach in
the Lutheran church in this' place next Sab
bath, morning and eveuing.
Rev. T. J. Sherrard preached In the Sev
enth Street Presbyterian Church in Harris
burg laSt Sabbath evening.
Ames G. Bonsall, of the Democrat aud
Register, bought the Stroiin house and lot
last Saturda, at Executor's sale, tor the
sum or l.u.
The Young Men's Christian Association
ot Lewistoun have undertaken to provide
copie ot that place wttb s lecture course.
George McDonald and family, for many
years citizens of Miltord township, lelt tor
I the west on Jloiidjy. They expect to make
ne wext iiieir luitire home.
Mrs. (JeovjV. Snielker and Mrs. William
I'annebAer, V.f Tuscsroia Valley, have
been on a fjoiirn in Texas the past tew
weeks, aid the gloaiug letters lhat they
write Iroiu the Lone Star SUto are havinr
their elfect on the circle of their acquain
tances.
Brick Ponieroy is a Oreenbicker now.
How long is it since he was bitterly opposed
to rag money f
G. W. D. Waddell, formerly AnditorGcn
eral Teiui Ic's chief clerk, attempted sui
cide at his home, in Wayneoburg, Greene
county, by shooting himself.
"Mary Heisler, of New York, is "chiet
among ten thousand," even if not alto
gether lovely." She is vice president of
me cigar M.iKerV L uion, which is on a
sirike, teu thousaud strong.'
Rev. Mr. Butler, of the Presbyterian
church of Clearfield town, while on his way
to attend the meeting of the lUrrisburg
Sycvd, List week, stopned off here to puy
Rev. Mr. Sherrard a short visit.
"Mrs. Emily Edson Briggs ("Olivia")
has Ix-eu appointed by Secretary Schurs a
memlHT ol tl.e Board of Visitors lor the
I tilled Slates Hospital for the Insane. Mrs.
Briggs is the 3rst lady who has ever boen
apiKonted ou this or any Other of the ad
visory bo.rd& connected with government
institution;"
Mr. Hayes congratulates tbe Indians
on their adopting white men's clothes.
Now let them get a died mustache.
Alfred Speer, of Passaic who sued
the New York World for$50,000 dam
ages, Las received a verdict lor six ceuU.
Lucy ?tooe says she despises the cus
tom uieu Lave of raising their hats to
ladies. The seutiuieuts of Lucy Stone
are nU generally endorsed by women.
The H-v. J. II. Stewart, pastor of
th Presbyterian eliuich at Port Royal,
this county has received ao unanimous
call trout thrt Presbyterion church at
Jreeocat!e, Fraukhu cotiuty.
Kcv. E T. Baird, late Secretary of
the Presbyterian Committee of Publi
cation ot tbe Southern General Asstn-
Llyt Who was indicted in Kiclimaud, Ya.,
for embezzlement of the funds of tbe
committee, was tried and acquitted.
Kev. Henry Ward Beecher felt keen
ly the disgrace Wm. C. (jiltnin, tbe re
cemly oonvieted broker, brought on him
self and Umily. During bis last Fri
day Dibit's '-talk" at Plymouth cliutch
Mr. Beecher said: For a week pat or
more I Lave been under a cloud. Mr.
(Jiluian, my neplipw by marriage, has
been sent io-day to Auburn for fve
years, and is in Auburn to night. He
married a daughter of my sister, Mrs.
Pel ius."
Pcblic Sale Rudolph Arisman will sell
at pubiic sale, at liis residence, ailioining
McAlistervillet at 10 oV hick A. ., oh Sat
unlay, November 3, 177, one cow, lot of
poultry, bugjiv, wagon, spring wagon, sulky,
and household furniture.
List of Jurers for December term,
1877.
GRAn jraoiA.
Itathgate K D, Tuscarora.
Cunningham David, Milfurd.
Deeu William, Walker
Dtmin D B, Delaware
Evaus Jeukens, Spruce Hill.
Uray Joseph Sr, Lack
Ilaller David, Mifflintown
Iluzzard John, Mifflintown
Her'zler David, Turbett
Kilmer Peter, Turbett
Keely Nathan, ThonjpsoDtowu
KercLuer Jerome, Walkef
Laudis John, Sr, Turbett
Leidy Aaron, Fayette
Muthersbaueh J W, Mifflintown.
Middage T J, Patterson
( irt William, Fermanagh
Speicher Daniel, Delaware
Sulouff I). K. Patterson
Smith William, Delaware
Tennis Israel, Tbonipsontown
Tyson Judc, Walker
W iney D G, Monroe
Xiujuiermnu William, Beale
pETtt jtaoks.
Arnold Nicholas, Delaware
Adams John Waiker.
Hartley S. B, Lack
Bowers George, Miltord
Hartley Samuel, Tuscarora
Banks William, Fermanagh
Bare John, Fayette
Crone Alex, Toscarora
Clements W. H., Susquchand4
Carney John W., Walker
Diven John, Patterson
Kgolf William, Patterson
Eichffiau Jacob, Fayette'
Etka JaCob, Fermanagh
Frank S. C, Patterson
Gaytuan Samuel, Fayette
llaittuan William, Patterson
llobtetter Joseph Jr., Walker
Howell J. D., Spruce Hill
Haslet David Beale
Uetrf jk Jerome, Walker
Ilertzler John, Turbett
Kelly James K Mil ford
Long T B, Sprnee Hill
Martin Joseph, Miffiintofcn
Miller John, Monroe
McWiiliams J P, Beale
McCachren William, Milford
Neely John Toscarora
Peckard William, Spruce Hill
Patterson Kelly Spruce Hill
Ross William, Lack
Bamberger Jacob, Greenwood
Fpanogle D B. Lack
Smith Paul, Walker
Snvder H H. Milford
Sw'artg John, Ecv, Monroe
Sbellenberger A G Monroe
Stouer Michael Fermanagh
Sharon W W Fayette
Smelker George, Tascarror
Woodward Miller, Greenwood
Weirzel M S Port Royal
Woodward Alex, Beala
Watbj C B, Fayette
Cottrt Proceedings.
Reported by B: F. BurchHeld, for tbe Sen
tluel and Republican.
Ttmnav, Ocroaaa 16, 1877.
The regular term of Orphans and
Argument Court began at 10:30, AM,
on Tuesday, October 16tb, tbe Presi
dent Judge, lion. B. F. Junkin, aud
both Associates being present.
Tbe Accounts of J. J. Rine Execu
tor of Gideon Amey, Ute of Fayette
township, deceased, the Account of
Franklin Lauver, Administrator of Da
rid Lanver, late of Lack township de
ceased, the final aoeount of Jacob
Sohreffler and John Hepqer, Adminis
trators uf George Ilepner, late of Fay
et!e township, deceased, and the first
and final Account of James B OkeSon
Administrator of Samuel B Okeson,
late of Beale township, deceased were
confirmed by the Court.
D. D. Stone, Esq , filed bis report as
Auditor passing upon exceptions to the
Account of J P. Hefflefinger, Guar
dian of Myrtle Eppley, now I lagan.
L. E. Atkinson, Esq , filed his re
port as Auditor to pass upon the excep
tions to the Acsonnt of Ezra Smith,
Administrator of Nancy Coffman, de
ceased. George Jacobs, Jr., Esq , filed his
report distributing money iu the hands
of 11. A. Stambaugb, Executor of E.
P. Hutchinson, deceased.
Jacob A. Christy, Esq , and James
North Executors of Everard Oles filed
their answer to a rule to show cause
why a record should not be made of the
election of the heirs of Mary Oles, de
ceased, to take under the intestate la
and uot under the Will of said Everard
Oles, the said answer averring that
Mary Oles made an election in her life
time, denies that fclie as lion compo
mentis and denies the right of her heirs
to make an eleCtlod alter her death.
An Order of sale Was granted L. E.
Atkinson Administrator of D. A
Dnughman, to sell the real estate of de-
cedant for payment of debts.
An Alias Order of Sale was granted
S. B. Crawford Administrator of Joseph
S. Laird.
In the Matter of tbe Partition cf the
Estite of Leonard Khoeds, deceased,
tbe Ileal Estate was awarded to John
lluoads, son of decedeut, who entered
iuto reeogoizance for the purchase mon
ey- ,
W. H. MoAlister, Admioistor of
Eiizbcth Burns, made return to order
of sale that he had sold the Real Estate
of said decedent to Elias Lonnecker for
the sum of $2,020, and tbe sale was
confirmed by tbe Court.
Samuel Markley, Administrator of
Dauiel Byers, deceased, makes return
to upfuries order of sale that he failed
to sell the Real estate of decedent for
want of a buyer. Return accepted and
further proceedings heid under advise
ment. Mrs. Caroline Adams was appointed
Guardian of Flora 0. Adams and
Charles Adams, minor children of Wil
Ita in Adams, deceased.
The widow of James McNight deces
ed, the guardian of minor children,
having accepted service or a rule to
show cause why partition of the Real
Estate of said decedent should not be
made, and they not having answered
the rule, tbe writ to issue.
In tbe Ooruiuon Pleas, John It.
Wharton. Esq., was appointed Com
missioner to take testimony iu the case
of Port Royal vs. Fayetto township.
Upon citnati n to Adam lit and
Isaac Carl, Acsignjes of William Carl,
to file au Account and Rule to discharge
eta., the Assignees tiled their answer
and it was ordered that they file an ac
count to December Term, and their held
under advisement.
D G. Garman, Assignee of John S.
Mrotip, miles retern to Alias Order of
Sale that be sold the Real Estate of
Assignor to Euiannel L'fg for $G00,
and dale confirmed by the 'ourt.
Joseph W e:ser. Assignee of J. r.
Bartcb and Wife, makes return to or
der of sale that be sold tbe Real Estate
of eaid Assignors to Jacob S. Willow,
for tbe sum ol Silt, 17 for Tract .No 1.
Trac, No '1, to Frederic Keisliug, for
Si 30; No. 3, to same for $70; No. 4,
to game for $110, aud sale confirmed
by the Court.
Robert McMeen, fcq , made retard
to Alias Order of Sale, that he Cold tbe
Real Estate assigned to him by John
W . bartain and Y ife to George Ilerr
for the sum of $2,861, and sale con-
fit med by the Court.
lu the matter of tbe Liber tur divorce
Rebecca C. Casner vs. Wm. 11. Casner
leave was granted Sheriff Walls to
amend bis return.
A decree of divorce was granted
Mary J. Carter (formerly Groce) against
John Carter.
In tbe Matter of the motion to set
aside tbe Inquisition held by the Sher
iff and Inquest in the case of Andrew
Bashore v. John N. Moore and ili
um II. Moore, Opinion an J Decree of
tbe Court filed. In this case tbe Suic
mobs in partition was issued May 2nd,
18 1 6 returnable tbe first Monday in
September. Ou February 19th, 1877,
defendants appear and admit plaintiff
right to have partition, and declare
tbtir wish that their share in tbe pre in
ises remain undivided, and that the
plaintiffs share or purpart shall alone
beset oat. On 10th March, 1877,
Judgement that partition be made into
two equal parts, one equal part thereof
to be bolden to the plaintiff, and tbe
other equal part thereof to be holden to
John JN- Moore and William tl. Jloore,
the defendants, undivided. Ou 10th
March, 177, at the instance of defend
ants, writ to make partition issued, and
returned unexecuted. On 2nd May,
1877, at the instance of plain'iff, alias
writ to make partition issued, execut
ed 30th May, 1877 and returned on
3rd September, 1877, when exceptions
were filed by plaintiff, to the manner in
which the writ had been executed. The
writ commanded the Sheriff and Inquest
to divide tbe premises into two equal
parts, aud one of thcSe parts to be de
livered and assigned by the Inquest to
the plaintiff in severalty, and the other
part thereof to be delivered and assign
ed to tbe defendants. The Inquest did
divide the whole into two parts', valu
ing No; 1, containing 30 acres aud 6
perches, at $2,009,29. and NV2, con
taming 30 acres and 6 perches, at $2,
171,70 and assigned No. 2 to tbe
plaintiff, and No. 1 to tbe defendants.
The exceptions by tbe plaintiff were as
fallows: First. The Inqnest could not
assign imparts, nor could tbe Shcf iff.
Second. Tbe writ Was improperly
made oat. "And now to wit, 16th
October. 1877. the judgement entered
in this esse on the 10th of March, 1877,
is hereby stricken from the record and
lodgement quad parlilio fiai is hereby
entered, the writ de jHtrlifione facienda
and tbe inquisitati-n bad an ler it are
also set aside, with leave to either par
ty to direct a new brer de partitione
facienda to issue and that tbe cost of
the irregular proceeding be taxed as
part of the costs. Br the Cocbt."
In tbe Argument List. Burns &
Smucker vs. J B M. Todd. Motion
ful a new trial. Not argued.
William Naukml vs A. C. Powell
and J. K Mcruin. Rule for secutity
costs. Con tiuued.
Richard Sanders vs. Mary House
fouierly Sanders. Rule to sirike oil
nou suit. Rule discharged.
Sehnsgrove & N. JJ. R. R. vs. Eira
D. Parker. Rule to show cause why
satis'action of judgement should not be
stricken from Docket. Argued and
held for consideration.
Stroup Distribution. Continued.
Thomas Mjorehead vs. S. & N. B.
R R. Rule to show cause why attach
uient should not be dissolved. Arga
ed and held for consideration.
H alker vs. Delaware. Appeal from
removal. Continued.
Buale vs. Walker. Continued.
Ilaldeniaa's appropriation. Contin
ued. William Nankivil vs. J. S. Robisan.
Rale for security for costs. Contiuaed.
Bisoui appropriation. Money aris
ing from Sberiff,s Sale of Real Estate.
To be distributed to the judgment Cred
i tors of Tobias llasum aud hit wife ib
the order of their liens.
A Rut was granted on Thomas Dres
sier to show cause why lie should not
be discharged as Lxecutor of Adam
Dressier, and the ruld ordered to be
served by the Warden uf the Eastern
Penitentiary where the said Executor
is bow confined.
William II Knouse was appointed
Trustee and granted an Order of Sale
to sell the Real Estate of Samuel E.
Sellers, deceased.
Leave was granted E S. Doty, Esq ,
Guardian of 15 F. Trego, to sell the
Heal Estate of bis ward, tbe other heirs
of Benjamin Trego deceased, having
disposed of their interests.
Joseph Long, Administrator of Syl
vester Fry, deceased, makes return to
Order of Sale that he failed to sell tbe
Real Estate of decedent for want of a
buyer, aud au alias Order of Sale grant
ed. Court adjourned at 5 20 P. M., to
convene Thursday, October 25th 1877,
for hearing of eases continued.
Ten Per Cent. Redaction!
G. W. BurchCed, at bia Cheap Cash
Store, in Johnstown, "ill make 10 per cent.
Reduction on all bill ovr $j.fO, from now
nnti tbe 1st of November. A tine ot of
Mt. Joy remnants on hand. Men's, Wo
men's and Chidren's Boots and Shoes, at
prices to suit ihe times. Co and see.
Oct. 17, lo;7-it
Piblic Sale. Hra. Mary S. Thompson
wif oiler at pubic nale, at her residence in
Port Royaf, at 2 o'cock F. ... on Satur
day, October 27, IK77, her entire house
hoM effects, consisting of tabes, chairs,
stoves, etc. 21
For Salb A comfortable Frame
House, and Good Lot, iu thi? borough.
Price S300. Two hundred dollars
cash ; balance on mortgage. Time to
suit purchaser. For more definite in
formation call at this office, or address
the editor of this r er. tf.
CLOSING PRICES
or
IIAVEX &T0HXSEXD,
RAXKCR8,
No. 40 South Third Street,
rill LA DELPHI A.
P locks Bought and Sold either for Cash or
on a Margin.
Oct. 1-1, 1877.
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Lehigh Valley R. R 3S
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Northern Central K. R. Co....
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Mirf LISTOWX MARKETS.
Corrected weekly by Jacob S. Thomas
MirrLisTows, Oct. 24, 1877.
Butter ....
Eggs......
4.ard
Ham......
Bacon ....
Potatoes..,
Onions....
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MIFFLINTOWN GRAIN MARKET.
Corrected weealy by Buyers k. Kennedy.
Quotations roa To-day.
Weduesday, Oct 24, 1877.
Wheat
Corn
Oats
Rye
Timothy seed:.......
Cloverseed.
13o
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. 1 Otltol 10
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jj E A T :
MEAT!!
The nndersiened have commenced the
Butchering business in tbe borough of Mif
flintown.
BEEP,
VEAL;
MUTTON,
and PORK
can be had everv Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday u.ornings at tbeir meat store at
the residence of Mr. Howe, on cnerry
street. Their wagon will also visit the rest
dence of citicens the same mornings. Kill
none but the best of stock, and sell at lair
prices. Give its a trial.
HOWE 4. ETKA.
Save 23, 1876-tf
RE. BUitLAN,
DEKTtST.
Office opposite Lutheran Church,
PORT ROYAL, JUNIATA CO., PA.,
Where he will spend the first ten days of
each month, commencing December 1st.
The balance of tbe time his othce will be
occupied bv J. S Kilmer, a young man
worthy of confidence, and who has been
associated with tbe Doctor as student and
assistant two years and upwards. Those
who call dnriiig Dr. Burlan's absence for
professional service, may, and will please
arrange tbe time with Mr. Kilmer when they
may be served, on the return of the Doctor.
Ls?al Notices.
Ifvtice 14 Creditors ot" Robeit
Stouer.
t nraasr give notice to I). W. Harley &
Co- Robert McM.-en, S. T. McCulloch,
Noah llerlxler, Tbaddeus Switztr, Jonaa
KautTman, Showers 4c Schull, James H imly,
Martin Weaver, and Dr. L. Banks, who ara
my creditors, and to all my otuer creditors,
That tbe Court of Common Pieas of Ju
niata countv his fixed the drt Monday of
December, 1877, (being the 3d day of De
cember,) at 2 o'clock 1'. M., ol said day, at
the Court House, tor the hearing of niv pe
tition tor relief under the insolvent laws.
ROBERT STONEK.
Cvt2, 1877.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF
REAL ESTATE !
BV virtue of an order of the Orphau's
Court of Juniala county, the under
signed, Assignee of Solomon Cottinan for
the benefit of his creditors, will otter at
public sale, on the premises, in Payette
township, Juniata county, at '1 o'clock 1'.
M., on
SATFRDAY, NOVEMBER 24, lS7f,
The following described real estate, to wit :
No. 1. A trai t of land, being the M fu
sion Farm ol said Assiguor, containing
One llHitdred and Fsirty At re,
more rr less, having thereon erected a
Large Stone Swelling House,
BANK BARN, Wagon Shed with Stabling,
Corn Crib, and other Outbuildings. About
li acres of this land is cleared, well
fenced, and in a high state of cnltivation.
The balance is well set with Chestniitj Oak,
and other valuable timber.
Tnere is a rlite (Quarry of excellent LIME
STONE on the premises, with KILN erect
ed thereon. The land has recently been
thoroughly limed. Ttl"re is a line Spring
of water on the premises-, with a Fountain
Pump, which supplies both the house and
biruyard with an excellent quality of water.
Ibis farm is well supplied ilh Fruit, there
being a good Apple Orchard, a I'each Or
chard, and a good supply of Grapes and
other small fruits on tbe premises.
TERMS Ten percent, or the purchase
money to be paid when the land is struck
down to the purchaser; fifteen per cent,
when the sale la continued by the Court ;
and the balance in three payihcnts, Ihe
one payable in six months from date of con
tinuation, aud the other payments in twelve
and eighteen months from said date respen
tivelv, with interest from April 1, Ibi, in
case of the cleared laud, aud from date of
confirmation in case of the woodland ; the
payments to b well secured bv judgment
notes. EZKA S.MII H,
Assignee of Solomon Cullman.
Oct 24, ib:;.
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF
REAL JEST ATE.
THE undersigned, Administrator of the
estate of Sl"estcr C. Frey, deceased,
will oiler at public sale, on the premises, in
Fayelte tnansuip, Juniata county, Pa , at I
o'clock p. a., oa
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1877,
The following described real estate, to wit :
The undivided one-b ill of a tract of
n vv-A-'aj.i-a- -a
situate in said township, about a halt mile
east of Brown's Mill, bounded by lands of
tieorge Hepner, Henry Hart, Samuel 31.
Kuril and Michael Ricmuan, containing
ELEVEN ACRES, MORE OR LESS.
TERMS. One-hall of the purchase money
to be paid on continuation of sale by the
Court ; the balance on the first day of April,
Ib7rt, when deed will be delivered and pos
session giveu.
JOSEPH LONG,
Adin'r of Sylvester C. Frey, dee'd.
oct24
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
PUBLIC SALE.
THE undersigned. Executors of the last
will and testament ot Ihe Hoc. Everard
Oles, deceased, w ill sell at public s.ile, on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 17,
at 2 o'clock I. M., the following described
valuable real estate, to wit :
Xo. 1. The Mansion Fabsi of tbe
said deceased, situate in Realu township,
Juniata comity. Pa., ami adjoining the vil
lage of Johnstown, containing
OXE IIIJXDUED ACRES
of land of a superior soil, and bow in a good
state of cultivation, having erected thereon
a large coiuforUble
DWELLING HOUSE,
GOOD BANK BARN,
Carriage Shed, and other convenient and
necessary outbuilding. Well aud running
water near the bouse. As a home this
property is tbe most desirable in the county.
No. 2. A Lot or Piece of Land ad
joining the above-described farm, contain
ing about E1UUT AUKb:, sircnis.;!, in a
fine state of cultivation, and having a good
Limestone Quarry on it.
No. 3. A Tractor I'ieceof Meailow
Land, Bear the above-described property,
containing about THIRTEEN ACRh-S, all
cleared.
No. 4. A Trad ot Piece of Timber
Land in Beale township, containing 86
ACRES and 150 PERCHES. This tract is
well set with young and thrilly timber, and
is convenient to the tract lirst above-described.
No 5. Also, a' Piece of Timber
Land, convenient to the last tritct named,
coutaiuing 8 ACRES and I1T PITCHES.
Tbe sale of the above-described properly
will take place on the Mansion Farm, de
scribed as N o. 1 in this advertisement.
TERMS OF SALE.
Ten per Cent: to be paid on the day of
sale; dtty per cent, ol tpe balance to be
paid on the 1st day of April, 1S7M, when
possession will be g!vea and deeds made.
Thrt residue of the purchase money to be
paid on the 1st day of October, 1878, with
interest from April 1st, 1878, to be secured
to tbe satistaction ot the kxecutors.
Jacob a. ciiristy;
jamss north,
sepo-ts Executors of L. Oles, dee'd.
R II A la ESTATJ J AT
ASSIGNEE'S SALE!
f"int rJhtiersigned, Assignee of Elias
JL Smith, for the benefit of his credi
tors, will, by virtue of an order of the
Court of Common Pleas of J uniata county,
expose to sale on the prefhISes in Fayette
township, at 2 o'clock P. M., cn
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1877,
The following real estate, to wit : A tract
of land, bounded by lands of Peter Brown,
Christian Lauver, Aon Koons, Abraham
Dalderaan and others, containing
SEYESTY-TWO ACRES,
more or less, and bavirg thereon erected a
GOOD LOG HOUSE,
NEW E.1JSK BAR.V,
Wagon Shed, Spring House, and other out.
buildings. There is a Well of good water
on the premises, also a very Cne assortment
of Fruit Trees.
Afcnt thirty acres of this land is under
cCUivation, end the balance ts in timber.
The property is quite near Brown's Mills,
in Fayette township, and Is in close prox
imity to schools, churches and stores.
TEHMS Ten per cebt. to be paid on the
day of sale j fifteen per cent, when tbe sale
is confirmed by the Court ; and ihe bal
ance in five and eight months from tile date
of confirmation, with interest from con
flrmation.
JOSF-PII T. SMITH, Jiiip.ee.
Oct. 17, 1877.
The paper that is most generally read in
Juniata connty is the Sentinel and Republi
can.
Legal .Yolicct.
TAIaUAMLK FA 1131
PUBLIC SALE.
TIIK nndersiined. Administrator of the
estate ot Robert Quick, deceased, will
offer at public sa e, ou the premises, at one
o'clock p. ., on
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER, 12, 1877,
the f!loiug valuable real esl.te, viz: A
tract of land situate in Delaware township,
Juniala county, Pa., Iioundcd on ihe south
by lands ol the heirs ol Writ. Kearh, dee'd,
on the east by lands ol Abraham Page, ou
the north by lands of James I'arf.-I and
others, and ou the west by laid of Reuben
Kerchner aud others, Containing
33(3 ACRES,
more or less, 130 acre ol w hicb arecleaixsf,
in An excellent state of ci'.Iiivatioii, arfl well
fenced with new fence The b dance is well
set with gooafmid taiunhW limber. There
is a Young Oichard (well bearing) ol choice
fiuit. The improvements consist of a
Good Log-Frame House,
built lor the accommodation of two families ;
a (Trst-class ll.iuk Barn, not less tlinu To feet
long by 40 feet, wide; Blacksmith Shop,
good Spring: House ami other outbuildings.
There is a ti.-st-rate Spring of never-falling
water convenient to the house, and capable
of being run iuto the birn yard at an incon
siderable cost.
The farm and it impro: ements constitute
a very valuable and desirable tract. It is
located within live miles of Tbonipsontown
station, Pennsylvania Raiiroad, and is near
schools, churches and mills.
TERMS. One-fourth cash ; the balance
iu tje equal annual payment, to be secured
by inortpairc. and to bear interest from April
1; IMi8) a hen possession will be given.
S. OWEN EVAN'S,
Ariiu'r of Robert 0,uick, dee'd
Oct. 17, !77.
SOTICE.
4 I.L
2 an
I.L persons are hereby cautioned
eaiust trespissing upon the lunds of
ihe undersigned, eiher iu Walker cr Dela
ware towusiiip, by tithing, hunting, or in
any other ay.
John N. Van-Ormer.
Henry M. Miller,
tieorge S. Smith;
Wiiliani Maiibevk.
H. I). Long.
Eept I, 1677-fini
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MIFFLINTOWN, JUNIATA Cf'., PA.
K7" AH bn.-iness promptly attended (o.
OrricK On Bridge stree', opposite f!ie
Court House square.
JoUERT JIcMEKN,
Attorney and Counselor -at-Law.
Prompt stt.-nlion given to the securing
and collecting o! claims, and ail legal busi
uvsa. Orrica on b-iil?e street, first door west'
ot the Bellord building. j
April 1 1, 1875-tf j
VY I D uTs TON E,
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junetV, 1J77. j
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AU business iutrustcd to his care will be
carefully and promptly attended to. Col
lections made. Real estate b tiiht, sold or
txchiiig-d. Leases negotiated. Lauds in
Ihe South, West, and iu the county for sale.
IJ.'hee on Bridge Street, opposite Ihe
Court ilousc. aprl I '77
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Olbee hours from 9 . M. to 3 i. .. Of.
lice iu his father's residence, at the south
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D.
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H.is resnmed actively the practhe of
Medicine and Surgery and their collateral
branches. Office at the old corner of Third
and Orange street-:; MUIUntown, Ps.
March i, !i?7r
J M. URAZEE, M. V.,
PHYSICUN AND SUEGEON,
.Icadcmia, Juniala Co , Ta.
Orrica formerly occupied by Dr.Sterrett.
frotessiimal bus'iH'ss rouitiy attended to
at ail hours.
D.
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Has commenced the practice of Medicine
and S urgery and all their collateral branches.
Otiite at Acadentla, it te residence of
Capt. J. J. Patterson.
fink 15,1874
H
ENni I!ARSIlBEK(iEU,M.D.,
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Office at his resilience in McAlLstervillc.
Feb 9, 187i.
Philadelphia & Eeadiiig Bailrdad.
ArranireniefTt of Passfnirer Trains.
Ami sr 15th, 1877.
Trans leavt Hirrisburf at fi'lHwi :
For New York at 5 , b 10 i. tn., and 3-'i7
and 7 .V p. m.
For Philadelprjm at 3 20) t 10, 15 a.
2 (Ml and 3 o7 p, m.
For Keaclinc a' o 2, ? ID, 9 1 ) a. lu., 2 Oil
3 "7 and 7 p tri.
For Pottsville it ft 20, 8 10 a. m., and 3 .".7
p. nl. and via Schnylkill A S UMinehanua
branch at 2 40 p. m.
For Auburn via S. k S. Br.inch at o 10 i ni.
For Alientown at 5 20, S 10 a. in., 2 U,
8 57 and 7 5o p. m.
The 5 20, 8 10 a. m and 3 "7 and 7 " p ni.
.. trains have through cars for New York.
The 9 fl, 8 10 a. m. and 2 00 p. m. trains
have through cars for Philailelphia.
SVSDJYS.
For New York at 5 20 a. m.
For Alientown and way stutiort.-'.-ii 520a. iu
For Reading, Philadelphia and way stations
at 1 4 p. ni.
Trains for Harruburf ltdii ai follows :
Leave New York at 8 4 i a.- m., and 1 00,
530 and "7 4 p. m. ...
Leave Philailelphia at 9 i t a. ill , ad 3 4",
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Leave Heading at f i 40, 7 40, 1 1 20 a. row
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Leave Auburn via S. . S. Ur-ntii at 120i
noon.
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12 Is, i 30 and ll 05 p. in.
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Leave Alientown at 2 30 a. m. aud 9t'o p.m.
Via Harris and E'tt Railroad.
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STATIONERY
LARGE YAUlKTY OF
TATENT .MEDICINES,
Selected w'th, gr'.l ca'fa, and warranted
jrom hii;!i authority .
rX7I'un-stoi WINES AND LltiVORS
for mediea! purpise.s.
rrrPRES JRIP?I0NS cmpounded with
efcatcaro. June 22-tl.-
SEE! SEE!
r;o 70 the
Boyai Agricultural Agency
Part
FOR VOI R
THUKSIIIXG !ACilLNEi?,
i:or$c rov) ER,
STEAM ENGINES
SEPftRJTOKS,
CLOVER III lilts,
How-ft, IIarnvs, Grain Drills
OCT" Fifteen Per Cent. Less than Cart
be htul Elsewhere. JI
J. F. JACOBS 4. CO.,
Port Royal,, isninit Co., Par
Vi, If 77.
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