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cEXTINEL & REPUBLICAN
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PENN'A. B. ETIME TABLE.
OX and after Montfjy, July 15th, 1P78,
passenger trains will leave ililUia Sta
tiep, P. K. R., as follows t
EASTWaBn.
Mifflin Ace, daily .except S tinday, 6 25 a m
Pacific Express, daily ex. Monday 10 19 a ni
Jjbnstown Ex., daily ex. Sunday II 32 a rn
Mail, tUi'y 6 to pro
Atlantic Express, daily 9 1(1 p m
FMa Ex-, daily ex. Silnday night II 12 pm
Sunday train 4 10 19 am
" 605ptn
" " 1 10 pro
wkstwabd.
Pacific Express, daily..
Way Passenger
Miil.daitv except Sunday....
. . . 8 58 a m
..'.10 0.1am
8 85 p iu
I ' n k ri i! . 1 nnr4.. B (Ml ...
Sunday train...... ......t - ' A 58 . '
ID'S) am
" " 511pnijand to poiicenien, visited between the
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Rooms of Republican State Committee,
North -ast Comer Tenth and Chestnut Sts.. 1
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(second flour) Philadelphia.
NOTICE.
Hunter are neretiv cautioned against
tresPaing on th--lands oi the uiidtfrsned.iJ
in Fermanagh townxhip, to shoot birds on1""''?' wading Lights aud Shadows ol
4i:.TeU, without tbe consent of the owner.
B. F. SCHWEIER.
SHORT LOCALS.
Wheat ts selling at SO cents.
The glory of applause, what a bauble.
The County Institute will meet on the 9th
of December.
The corn crop in this county will scarce
ly amount to a half crop.
Halloween spres are getting to be dis
reputable things to iudulge in.
Tbe Lord's Supper will be administered '
in the Presbyterian Church iu tuis place
Drxt Sabbath.
Now that the election is over, it is hoped
that "Olivia" wiil could &gain, but we must
have ful". name.
The Brethren, or Dunkard denomination
have their Xoimal School building at limit
ingdou nearly completed.
All tbe fall wheat that was Soffa when the
ground wis iu a niellorV and meist couai
tiun appears well enough.
President Hayes has issu-d a Thanks
giving proclsmatioc," rppoiutitig the 2Stli
day of November, 1878, as a day of thanks
giving. The Republican turnout at Mcxi-o and
McAhsterrille were laigo. At each of the
places between one and two hundred torch
toir'.!.; hoiwmea were in liue.
Joseph AiexaLder, vt L?alstown, died
at his sou's residence, near McAhsterviile,
this county, on Saturday a week. Ilia re
mains were taieu to Lewistowu for inter
neut. The e' worried class of men during an
election campaign are the eJrors of county
papers, aud no class more heartily rrj tice
when the end of a campaign has beeu
reached than tt.ey.
Patrick eleb, of CananJaigm, N. Y
who was once a Roman Catholic, will lec
ture in tha Methodist church, on S un lay
ev.Ding, November 17th. oulject "Rea
sons why I Renounced Homtnis.u and Eui
braccl Protestantism," Lecture free.
Jae of the coi'est Lotels to ba round in
the valleys ot Pennsylvania, is tt'e one
k'pt by John Newcomer in East Water
ford, this county. His table abounds in
well cooked and well seasoned tood, and
h bAa i:,t bis ruests are comfortable. A
trsUr could tarry at his place a number
of days and not weary of the place
Jacob Bolinger, a citixen of Tuscarora
townsh-p, aged about 65 years, was shot
through tbe fleshy part of both thighs w hile
hunting in the woods, tbe ball having en
tered the left 1. g, passed through it into
the right, touching the bone and coming
near to the surface of tbe leg, from which
it was reinovtd. Who shot him is not
known-D
A man ha no right to shoot at an object
In the woods unless he kuows that it is not
a human being, and the man who shoot a
fellow-man iu the woods and attempts to
justify it by saying that he delivered the
hot at what he supposed to be some kiud
of game should be arrested at once, and put
through a legal process that will serve is a
warning to bad men and careless hunter.
adarg Republican open air meeting w as
held in Mexico, last Friday eveuing. John
JCotzer was elected President, and 'SUire
Lukens, George H.-rr, David Sieber, John
Gallagher, John Adams, Solomon Mon
beck and Jerome N. Thompson were elect
ed Vice Presidents; Samuel Rickenbaugh
and Hutchinson Wilson were elected Sec
retaries. The meeting was addressed by
Jeremiah Lyon and Loui E. Atkinson
' H. H. Wilson, a mail agent on the cars,
was r.itrhed out of a mail car on Fast Line
wrs'ward bound, on Monday evening, iu tbe
vard at Patterson. Ue Lad taken tur luau
end was about to throw out the pouch iu-
.... .i.i. nix-..- whec a sudden IcrcU
IVUUCV 1 mi" , I
of the car Bitched bim out ol the car door
The train was runuing at tbe rate of about
"5 mile an hour. He w as not aenously
injured, bat the wonder is that he aa not
killed.- J
A grand Republican demonstration took
place at McAlistcrville on last Saturday
evening. H. T. Mc A lister was elects Pres
ident, and the following-named gentlemen
were elected Vice Presidents : Jauie Mc
Cauley, Jacob Smith, D. M. Jamison, Henry
Briibaeer and Ueury Siebrr. T. T. Dav
and Jesse Grnbb were elected Secretaries.
The meeting was addressed by Horace Cul
berlson, of Lewistown, and L. K. Atkiuson,
John Muthersbaugh and Jeremiah Lyous, ol
this place.
On Snndav a week, in Alifflin coanly. two
yoncg nn, neighbors, without knowing the
Intention of each other, went out to shoot
tu;bey. It eem that both turned in the
direction of a clearing that turkey fre
quented. Approaching by different direc
tions the one did ut see the o btr. The
one lay down by a fenca to await the com
ing or th game. The other came along
the fence, and tristook hi neighbor for a
deer, flred, and put a bullet through the
right lung or his f.iend, from the effect of
which he will probably die, if he he not
aone so before thi time. The youth who
Bred the hot was nearly frantic with grief
ever bi mistake;
J" boy from town, aanierf Banks
Muihersbaugh, Dartin Crawford ami Pbilo
Panncbaker, went hunting on the rid-e
north or town, last Saturday. Arter walk
ing about aome tiuw, they Seated tbex
olve on a lot;. While tber were sitting
tnere, three wild turkey made their ep
perance, coming toward thein. The boys
Rot b.hind tbe log, and a ben the turkeys
came near eaougli they all took aim at the
lead one, and counted one, two, three, and
8rid, bringing it down. Muihersbaugh and
Crawford bought Pannebaker share. It
weighed eleven poundsrj
A large Republican meeting wss held at
East Waterford Usl Thursday evet,ing, to
Vch Pern Mill sent a delegation of tweu
tj -Ave of her people, headed by the Peru
drum corps. The meeting was called to
order by W. S. Fisher, Krpublicau County
Committeeman, and organized by electing
Robert Patterson, of Peru Mills, President,
and J. W. Evans, George W. Kough, Lem
uel Murphy, Jeremiah Mumper, Lemuel
Ramsey, of Waterlord, Vice Prvaideuts.
Dr. R. M. Qiiig. Charles Ramsey, and James
llcMullen, of Waterford, were elected Sec
retaries. The meeting was addressed by
Jeremiah Lyous, George W. Wilson, aud
Bi F. Scbwcicr.
Rev. Mr. Talmadge, of New York city,
is preaching interesting sermons on w hat be
MW io Ud " otham, which he,
owpaiiy with a couple of mate Iriends !
Llu 1 1 o'clock at night and the next
luoruii.g. Ol course p rsonal observation
hv th- u-'-i. h . . . .
oy me tiKTK.ua Leutleuian i. neeti,.a Mih
I i 1 i
j beat ol knowledge, but he might have saved
I himself all the trouble and fatigue of night
j exploration iu the bad places, and learned
' mUCa 0 fc,u," I"1'11 1,1 hl
New York Life," written by James D.
MeCabe, Jr. Hr. McCabe tnms New York
city TCMrte out to any one who will read his
wort. His b Kik is tor sale by the National
Publishing Company, Philadelphia.
A youth in Kat Liberty valley. Perry
county, went iuto the mountains to buut,
last Tuesday a week. WIku he tailed to
put in an aiearance at borne in the even
ing his people became alarmed, aud gath
ered the neighbors and went into the moun
tains with torches, to look lor the young
QUI. I'.ie search w as krpt up till 10 o'clock,
wuvn the pJMy sat dou to consult as to
a hat should be done further.
While thus
d.-liberaiing a dog ca-ue to them ; it was
lh dog owued ny the boy tney were look
ing lor. Tne dor passed around among
tli'.-y aud then waiaed away. They follow
ed hiiu. and by and by loui.d the youth, the
object ot Ihuir seaieh, lyiug ou the grouni.
as il dead. His pmsc, however, indicated
lile. ts guu was empty, aud trout the ap
pearance ol his had the load had passed
along bis right temple, leariug away the top
ol the right ear. and cutting the skin off
the teuipie to the boue. lie was carried
Lome, ui.d lay in au unconscions slate ti.l
WeJii. oaj the day alier the shooting at
12 o'clock, a lien conscious. iess was re
stored, tie ih'.n told his people that he
ii.issad his looting among the rocks, and in
the etl'ort to regain it hi gun tell from bis
Srap aud was di. -charged, the load passing
alou his riht temple, as stated above. He
heard the report of the gun, aud after that
knew nothing till he was restored to con
sciousness. He said the accident took
place about 4 o'clock in the aftrruoon.
Plane Sale or Rcsl Estate asd Pjc
su.nal I'aortRTT. Robert McMeen, As
tiguee of John W. Chbholiu aud wile, wiil
expose to sj'e ly public veiidm!, on the
prcmi-ex, at a o'clo.k r. u., on Satunlay,
November 23, li?7e, a lanu iu tlilforl town
ship, Juuiata county, c.nitiiuiug 25 acres,
having Hereon erected a irauie dwelling
iiouee, new frame bank barn and out-baiid-iiifcS
Also, 1 mare, 1 sow sud pigs, laruu
iug implements and household luruiture.
Piblic Sals John Kaufman will sell
at public sale, at bis place of residence, iu
Beale township, about ouc milrt west of
Johnstoan, at 10 o'clock A. M.. on Wed
nesday, November 20, 1S78, one mare, to
colts, three cow, five bead young cattle,
two sows, ten sboa!s, lot of hay, farming
uteusils, and household furniture.
The following is the list of Grand and
Traverse J urois for Ueeeniber term,
1878:
cxisd jcaoas.
Monroe Daniel Amey.
Delaware William Berner, M. L. Hellor
Spruce llill John CotTaian, James Pat
terson Port Royal David S. Coylc, William
Heid, G. W. Linthurst-
Fermanage Daniel Fogleman,
Emanuel
Moyer, C M. S:ine.
Fayette Nathan Orifiith, Samuel Landis
A. H- Warner. Samuel Warner.
Millord William Gusa, Ephriani Liuver,
S. T. McCulloch, Samuel Walters.
Suwplehanua A. S. Limb-Tt.
Greeuwood Thomas Miiler, Uenry Nip
pie.
Lark Matthias Stump.
MiUliutown Jacob Will.
tbavi-bsk Jtaos.
Walker Joseph Bashoar, L. E. Rapp,
W. T- Thompson.
Fayette Cnristian Benncr Christian Hop
ple, sr., James McMven, Williamson Van
Ormer.
Beale Iaac Drubaker, Gideon Haldeman
William Uojlnger.
Turbett Isa a; Brubaker Gideon Halde
man, William lloasinger.
Tu:bett Is u ib Brkey, B. Jl. Uench, J.
G. llertaicr, John Hcnch, Sr.
V. illlord George Bower, Abraham Heikes,
Jeise keynolds.
Greenwood Thomas Cox.
Lack John Croue, Ezra Montgomery.
Delaware D. B. Dimm, Geo.ge Evans,
Wm. Smith.
Tuscarora T- F. Drollsbaugh, Christo
pher Hockenberry, James Louden, Joutt W.
Milliken, John McCulloch.
Patterson Marshall Graham,
Susquehanna Levi Leight.
Monroe Uerry V.r Couuel, J acob S bellen-
bergr.
Fermanagh John Notestine,
Oles, Francis ilowi.
Spruce Hill Thomas Palton.
Mitliintown S. P. Roruon.
Port Koyal R-ibort Sterrett.
Luciau
Trm-ic Sa.-L D. Wall!., Exe-ntorof
tbe eafate of Jaue MeKiostry, late of Walk
er township, deceased, will offer at public
ale, on the premises, on Tuesday, Novem
ber 19, is"8. traCt of Und' conUi,"ne
about Ten Acres, mith good bouse, barn,
aud other outboi'dings thereon erected;
alo the personal perty U'e of aid de
ceoent, consisting of a variety of house
hold and kitchen fornifure. Sale J com
mence at 1 o'clock P. M. of said day.
LUMBER. All kinds, sizes and rrtal!t!ea,
for sale at prices to suit the ti m. Call on
oraddre. Ja. C. SaiLLtKOsroBD,
niar20-tf a r McAlistcrville, Pa.
$ntin-l and Republican $1 JO a jm
FursQrtiit IB previous notice meet
ing of honorably disebargej toldieri
o. the late war waj held iu tbe office ol
K VV. H. Kraider, on Saturday even
mg, October 13ih, 1878, for the pur
pose of forming a permanent associa
tion in Jania'a Oouoty, and organised
By electing Colonel John K. Robiaon,
PresiJeut, T. D. Uarman and K. W.
H. Kreider Secretaries. A committee
sousistiug of two persons from eaoh
township was appointed to secure the
names of all soldiers therein and to or
gauiaatton with tbe list. The follow
ing persons were appointed: Mifflin
town, i McCIellari, VV. J. Jackinau;
Fermanagh, John M. McCoy Uufus
Davis; Fayette, T. T- Davw, S- L.
Moiister; Greenwood, J. U. Patter
son; Delaware, N. 8. Heckle, U. F.
Oliver; Tbompsontown, 1. N. Orubb,
John Webster; Walker, Luke Davis,
J. Kniselj; Patterson, H. F. Mitchell,
S. B. Oaveny, Milfnrd, W. N. Sterrett,
J. R. Kellej; Port Royal J. P. Whar
ton, Josef h Stitninel; Monroe, Daniel
Aoaey. D. v'. Wtrmti; Susquehanna,
Eiiss Crawford, P. Strauser; Turbett,
George Fink, David Bossart; Beale, J
M. Bresee, R. Doyle; Spruce Hill,
"John A. McLanghlin, Samuel Gra
ham; Tuscarora, Columbus Sarvis, Wit
Hani Fisber.
It was decided to bold a county reunion
ou Weduesdav, December iSth 1 81 S.
A committee on permanent organiza
tion was appoiuteb as follows: S. li.
Csveti), Captain Cornelius MeClellan,
Captain J. P. Wharton, A. J. Moist
aud DaviJ Cunningham. TLe commit
tee on finance as apointed consists of
E. W. li. Kreider, W. J. Jack man,
Captain S. II. Brown, Jacob Lemon
and T. Van Irwin. Committee on dec
oration is John C. Moscr, S. S. Wil
son, John W. Kirk, T. li. Coder,
John A. Fasick, B R. Mitchell, Cy
rus Morrison, S. L. Warner, ti. A
. ook, A. B Fasick, W. 11 Eg ilf, .!. J
S. Mrtrtin, Cioyd M. Parker, D. A.
Notestine, F. F. Rohm, and Harry A j
Si&uibaiigii. Committee of correspon
d'Bce, K W. 11. Kreider, t. D. Gar
man and Captain McCiellan. Commit
of correspondence, E W. II. Kreider.
T. D. Garuian aud Captain C. MeClel
lan. Committee of arranjuienn,
James Biers, Jacob Beidler, W. D.
Walls, George W. Wilson, 1 D. Mu
ser, John L. North, J. W. Mutbcrs
baugh, John M. t'opeland, L. E. At
kinson, and Captain II II. Wilson. It
was ordered that persons attending the
reunion, wear a badge denoting the
arm of service to shioh the bad be
longed. K. W. H, Kreider,
T. D. Garman,
Secretaries.
Re-thiox or tub 4'Jrn RfbiHcxT,' Trxs.
Vols. The Third Re-union of tbe surviv
ing veterans of the 49th Regiment, Penn
sylvania Volunteers, will be held in the
Court House at Milhiutown, on Wednesday,
November 13, 188. The following is the
programme:
Morning Session, 11 A. M. Music by Ju
niata Cornet Band ; Prayer, by tbe Chap
lain ; Roll Call ; Music, by Band; Business
Session; Mumc by Baud I Benediction, by
Rev. E. E. Berry.
Afternoon 5e-.sinn, 2:30 P. M. Mu'ie, by
I he Baud ; Prayer, by Kev. T. J. herrard ;
Mumc, "Mv Country, 'us of Thee," bv Au
dience, led by the Band ; Roll Call; Chro
nol i? of the K-giment. by K-v. I. New
t'ti lliioei ; Address 'if Welcome, by E. D.
Parker, E-q. ; Music, br Rind ; Address, by
L. E. Atkiason. E-q.; Music, by the Hand;
Benediction, by Kev. I. TSewlon Rituer;
Die.is Parade and Grand March.
Evening Scsiou, 7 P. M. Muic, by the
Band; Prayer, by Kev. R. A. Wil-.n; Roll
Call; Music, "Go-I B!es ot:r Native Land,"
by Audience, led by the Bind ; Responses
ironi our Absent Comrades; Eulogy on the
Death of Col. F. W. oinbaoiier, by Col. j
J. T. Stusrt ; Music, bv the Band ; "Camp j
Fire," Personal Reminiscences, by The j
Comrades; "lattoo;" Beuediction; by the
Chapl xin.
The following is a list o! officers fcr 1S77
78: Prc.si-Ient, Lient. Col. p. M. Worn
backer, (di -d Sept. 27, 1877); Vice Presi
dents, Col. J. T ritiiirt, Capt. A. T. in
lands, Capt. C. S. liiinibtrger, Cst. J- L.
Barton, Lieut. J. 11. Westbrin-k ; Chvplahi,
Wm. Earnshaw, (Cbiplaiu V. S. A.) ; Sec
retary, Capt. I. P. Beauier; Assistant Sec
retary, Lieut. W. II. Glass ; treasurer, v .
U. Bratton.
Con.nnttea of Arrangements Capt. Jos.
L Barton, Major J. D. Howell, E. W. II.
Kreider.
Tbe liver bridge at this place will be free
to veterans.
The I omniittfe of Arrangements extend
a cordial invitation to la.lies to favor the
Re union with their attendance, particularly
at tbe atteruoon and evening sessions, as
those meetings have been arranged espe
cially to interest all.
Rev. J. D. Thomas, a Baptist minister, a
native of this county, was found dead on
the highway, near bis home in Huntingdon
comity, ou Tuesday. A lew years ago, bis
lather fell dead on the highway, but a short
distance from his dwelling place iu Lost
Creek Valley, this comity.
Thi ruling of the Court at Roches
ter, New York, in a ease where it was
undertaken to make the city editor of
tbe Express give tbe source of inform
ation upon which an article was based,
seeulS to be so just and reasonable that
it Orient to be an established principle
in alt States. The editor claimed that
such a disclosure would injure biui in
h a buemes? ; that tbe information bad
ben imparted to him under tbe pledge
of secrecy ; that he very often was uot
able to oltain information on various
matters except on condition of seorecy,
and that therefore all couiiuunicatior.s
to a newspaper man should be regard
ed as privileged, tbe same as communi
cations between lawyers and clients.
The Court sustained him, and as news
papers are respounble, there can be no
good reason for doing otberwire. Ex.
From th Whitehall Times.
She was a Doston pirL Sbo was
Tisitinj lier Whitehall country cou
sins, "hile walking out, several but
terflies passed her.
Oh, dear me, what charming little
birds. They are perfectly exquisite."
"They are not birds, my deer," re
plied her country cousin, ' they are
butterflies.
"Oh, vou don't say so ? Then these
are the dear little creatures that fly
from flower to flower and gather the
sweet yellow butter that ve us9?
They are too lovely for anything.
Tbe fioste niphts have come again.
And at this time of year
Tbe aingle men. who sleep alone,
Prance 'round upon their ear.
Tbey turn the bedding quickly back
And then they tumble in,
Ro'l np into a little lump
Their knee np to their chin.
And then nnto themselves they say,
Just lond enough to hear:
" By George, this thing has got to cease
Before another year."-.'lmu-a Gaxttle.
Subscribe for the Sent iJ and Republican,
It contains more, and a greater variety of
good and useful readirg matter than any
ether county paper.
Juniata County Uaoil:ia!.
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yinWowu- 68 94 ?0 tU 96 IT
Fermanagh. 85 110 17 to 119 17
lValker 186 135 8 137 137 6
Fayette-.... Ii55 128 2 235 12 ..
DeUware.... 137 61 2 137 S'l 2
Thompaoul'n 26 SI 00 26 84 00
Monroe-.... 70 130 00 70 130 00
Greeuwood.. 7 92 2 8 91 2
Susquehanua 54 6i 10 54 6tt 10
Patterson-.. 4J 83 20 40 . 90 19
Millord 87 131 4z 87 131 42
Port Royal.. 55 63 14 56 52 II
Turbett 42 98 2 42 94 2
Spruce Hill.. 110 HI 00 11 1 80 00
Beale 99 129 .. 99 129 ..
Tuscarora... 81 223 00 79 224 3
Lack 00 00 00 00 00 00
Black Lug... T 81 .. 7 13 ..'
1404 1705 89 1358 1687 133
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1st. arraias. jrooi-
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Villi in town . 64 95 18 80 80 14
Fermanagh.. 86 109 17 85 109 IB
M'aiker 186 138 5 187 138 5
Fayette 2 V U0 .. 2)6 111 ..
Delaware.... 137 82 2 133 81 2
Thoiupsonl'n 2'i 85 00 Ui 84 OU
Monroe 70 130 00 Tl 1J9 00
Greenwood.. K 91 .1 8 VI 2
Susquehanna 54 66 10 55 65 11
Psttersou... 39 91 19 S'J H6 20
Millord 87 13 1 42 98 1 22 89
Port Koval.. 61 69 12 60 4d 13
Turoett 40 1)0 2 43 96 2
Spruce Ili.l ; 105 85 00 111 80 00
heale: 9S 121 .. 101 122 ..
Tuscarora... 80 223 uO 8( 214 2
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. 66 61 82 83 72 66
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Lack
black Log...,
copstt arrrroas.
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72 72 85 85 19 17
90 83 1"! 119 19 17
188 lf-8 136 136 6 6
266 211 112 115 3 2
118 150 SI Cl 2 2
39 39 19 19 t 2
74 74 125 125 .. ..
16 10 82 82 .. ..
66 66 62 62 II II
40 40 89 86 23 23
92 78 112 118 - 70 44
67 68 49 62 12 11
43 41 86 86 .. ..
114 110 79 70
1C4 100 121 127 4 1
72 72 136 116 .. ..
7 4 34 31 .. ..
H72 1116 1582 1126 170 136
MifPintown ..
rennansgh..
Walker
Fayette
Delaware ;..
Tlioillpsoul'u
Monroe.....
(!reenwod
S'lsq-'ehanua
Patterson ...
Mill-fi .....
Port Royal .
Turbett
Spruce Hill.
Ha!e
Tuscarora ..
Lack
Black Log ..
poor nortB. SBEtrtaw.
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: r : r
... 44 92 43 80
... 16 178 11 164
... 28 224 28 26-5
... 9 353 6 9 383
... Cl 146 47 154
rn. 7 48 9 44
... 1 197 8. 180
... 8 92 8 91
... 13 117 6 117
... 75 49 84 77
.... 128 96 71 145
.... 38 C8 40 71
... 23 108 63 74
... 131 fc2 13 17.
.
.... 23 4 6 23
Miftlintown
Fermanagh
Walker...
Fayett.j ...
Delaware ..
Tbompsontow
Monroe .....
Greenwood . .
Susque.ianna
Patterson ...
Miiford
Port Royal ..
Turbett
Spruce Hill..
Beale
Tuscarora ...
Lark ,
Black Log...
605 1838
416 2030
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Sale Bill printed on short notice at the
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LOVL".
PntTHEt t-.'V. aie, l)in;; 'e Chin,
At wtiat pe doas love bjiu
Your blue e)es have svarucly (en
Suniiders three, my fairy queen,
But miracle of sweets,
Soft approaches, sly reneats
Show the little archer there,
Hidden in your pretty hair ; .
When didst learn a heart to win f
Prithee tell me, Dimple Chin
"Oh I" the rosy lips reply,
1 can't tell you il 1 try !
' l is so long 1 can't remember s
Ask some youngs Jdisa loan 1 1"
Tell, 0 tell me,' Oriuled Face,
Do your head and heart keep pace t
w hen doe a hoary Love expire,
When do Irosta put ont the lire ?
Can its embers burn below
All that chill December snow f
Care yon still soft hands In press,
Bonny beads to smooth and b.rss I .
When doe love give up the chase 1
Tell, U tell me, Urizzled Face !
"Ah !" the wise aid lips reply,
"Youth may pass and streng-O may die;
But of Love 1 can't loretok-n ;
Ask some older sage than 1 1 "
E. C. Sf'.dma.
ADAMS' EXPRESS tiFFiCE returned
to its old location on Water Street, MilUin
towu. Special lied need Rate to Regular
Shippers. Packages delivered free to a 1
parts of illllliu and Patterson.
A. H. WEIDMAN.
NoV. 6-3in
MARRIED:
MAYER WILSON In ilifflintown, Pa.,
Oct. 31, 1878, by Rev. T. J. Shcrrard. as-
sisted by Rev. Dr. Afpletrn, of PWUrfH- j
phia, Mr. Charles W. Mayer, of Patterson,
Pa., and Miss Lucy J. Wilson, daughter of
W. W. Wilson, Esq., ol Milhiutown, Pa.
nervous Debility.
Vital woakrwss or deprcMlen i a
weak exhausted leelinc. no encrpy or cour
age; the reyuit of mental over-work,
Indescrtrtioits or exceasea, or some
drain upon the ytem, in always cured by
DCKF-BBEiS' HOMEOFIIHIC SPECIFIC So. 28
It tone up and inviiroratcs the system,
dispels the uloom and depoiideucy.imparts
strength aiij energy. stops the drain and
rejuvenates the entire niau. Been used
twenty vi-ars with perfect success by thou
sands, iold bv di-alt-rs. Price. tl.OO per
ainele vial, orto.00 per package of five vials
and $2.00 vial of powtk-r. beul bv niail on
receit ir price. Addnns HI'MIHSIET4'
on fop THir nt.nir:K t uHf ami
WJ FL'L'l'ON Mlttt 1'. N.Y.
For sate by HAMLIN t CO., Patterson, P
July 10 6m
CLOSING PRICES
DE HAVEN & TOW NSEND,
B.1HKCRS,
No. 40 South Third Street,
PHILADtLPHlA.
Stocks Bought and Sold either for Cash or
on a Margin.
.Voir 4, 1878.
Bin. Askkr.
, I0.-J l'
U.S. ' 1S8K
" 1S65, J & J l''"l
" 1867 lOt'l
t;
" 181,8 10f
10-4O's ;.; 1'H.J
" Currency, 6's 12'
' 5's, 1881, new inij
4J's, new I'll
4's 1W
Pennsylvania R. R 3-f
Ph.Ulelphia & Realing It. &.. J
Leh'cU Valley K. K.. 37
l.ehiuti Co.ii !i Na ic itiou Co.. 16
United Coa.anie ol N. J.... 127
Morihi.-n 'joiiral R. K. fc ... 15
H-stonvillo Pass. K. H. Co..;; I"l
641 ; lot
Silver, (J's sud J's. 1(9 J
(iiiinesaiul a Dimes.)... 9
1119
10. i :
; 1
!..!;
33
l::j
3.J
1.1
12
l
91
9'.-i
COJIMEItC Ala.
MIFFLIXTOWN MARKETS.
" XirrusTowa. !tr. 6, 1878.
Butter 18
E: 18
laird 8
Ham 10
Bacon ; 6
Potatoes...:: Ol)
OnioDs.;...! 40
Rugs 2
MIFFLIXTOWN GRAIN MARKET.
Corrected weealy by Buyers &. Kennedy.
QtoTATiojis roa To-nar.
Wednesday, Nov. 6, I87S.
New Wheat Vi
Corn, 45
Oats 22
Ree 55
Timothy seed 1 OOtol 10
Cloverseed 3 75
CATTLE MARKETS.
PHiiAoriruiA, Nov. 2 Receipts 2,5"0 1
heod ; common sold at 8io3Jc, fair to goo"
at 4to4', choice at 5lo5Ji:. Cows Spring
ers S'lOtolO ; tresh H0t5t ; dry $8lo20. as
to quality. Calves, 5toUc. Sheep, 3tol Ji;
Hoas 4uii.
Chic tr.o, Nov. 2-Cattle Steers, nati.e,
V-l 50lo4 .10, aud $2 80to3 30. Cows. u,
2.70. Bulla, ito210. Tesans. $2 4'Uo3.
SEE! SEE!
GO TO THE
Port Royal Agricultural Agency
for yovr
THilESIILNG MACHINES,
HORSE POWERS,
STEAM ENGINES
SEPARATORS,
CLOVER Ill'LLERS,
Plows, Harrows, Grain Drill.,
UT" Fifteen Per Cent. Less thin Can
be had Elsewhere.
J. F. JACOBS CO.,
Port Royal, Juniata Co.; Pa.
July 25, 1877.
WE HATE IT AT la A ST.
A periect working Shirt Bosom
Stretcher and Ironing Board. Best
celling article in marhet. ?el!s at
ight, both in city and coni'ry. It
superior in every respect, and
uore saleable lhan any other board.
he latest improvement over all
Patented Nov. 20, 1877. Large per
centyge paid. Territory seller aftd can
vassers wanted. Agent do not fail to send
lor circular and terms to A. W.uJi!h, Mc
Keespori, Allegheny county, Pa. Say in
what paper you saw this adv't. ocu6
COLLEGIATE t COMMERCIAL
I N S T I T U TE.
General Ensseli' Schmd, New Haven,
CL Forty-fourth year. Preparatory 10 Col
lege, SeientiHc Schools or Business. Tnor
ougu physical trainius by military drilling,
rymnastics, Ac. Full information sent on
application. Send fur circular, with age of
applicant.
OB PRINTING OF EVERY KIND
en at tht ofBca.
PRIVATE SALES:
Person desirous of celling fro pert y at
private sale, may arrange to have the prop
erty advertised in the Stnfintl and Republi
cmn, on the lerm of pay f mot told. If
sold, to par at such rates as have previou s
ly been agreed opon.
A LOT OF GROUND ON TT1R SOUTH
side of Slain street, .VcAIUtervilie. this
county, having thereon erected a Daelling
House, and Shop or business place. Wash
House, and Spring House, and Stable,
a Well of good water with pump in
it. Eleven apple trees of choice fruit. The
let is well fenced. 1 Li is ail-wirablv prop
erty in the locality in which it is located,
sud can he bought at a reasnbable price.
For further particulars address
NATHAN KKIFFITH,
McAlistcrville, Junia'aCo., Pa.
A FIRPT-RATE FA KM, CONTAINING
One Hundred and Sixty Acres, in the best
wheat-giowiug district in the State of Ohio,
situated one-half mile from Amanda rail
road station, in FairhVld county, and one
mile from a good pike. The improvements
area larjre two-story BRICK HOL'SK (13
rooms, hall and cel'ar), Double Log fiarn
and Stable, and other bilHdings, and a well
of good water; A itrestn of spring water
traverses the centre of the farm. There is
a !ar9 orchard on the premises. 'Will take
70 per acre, pa-t cash, rest in payments.
A fans adjoining sold for $100 per acre.
Tbe reason for selling, is the desire to invest
' in citv nronertv. in firf-lt-v-ini V., -ill m
forntiun M s WEYo
Pk-kaway Co., Ohio.
OXR OF THR MOST PROFITABLE
BLACKSMITH STANDS in tb couuty
may be purchased of the undersigned at a
reasonable price. The property is situated
in Johnstown, Juniata Co., Pa., and with
the Smith stand includes a lot of about
TWO ACREo, having thereon erected a
comfortable Two-story Framcllouse, a com
modious Stalle and other outbuildings.
There is a Well of good water at the ilo r
of the house. For particulars c ill on or
address WM. HOOPS.
Walnut P. 0., Juniata Co., Pa.
THE HEIRS OF PKTF.K AND SUSAN
MINGLE oflVr at private sale, the real es
tate of said decedent, situated in Ferman
agh township, Jiitiiatr. cotiuty. Pa., one mile
west of Mifliintown, containing about 20
Acres of Land, nearly ail of which is cleared
atid in a good state of cultivation, having
thereon erected a commodious DWELLING
HOUSE, Bank Barn, and all neeess try out
buildings There is a larce vai'n ty of ex
eel rut Fruit on the premises, and a well of
good water at the door. For further par
ticulars apply at the Srntiutl olii.e, Iwis
town, Jacob Bi:iilkb, Mililintown, or to
Hesbt Minolk, on th 'remises.
-
A FARM OF FIRT-RATE QCALITV I
of land, in the heart of Lost Creek Valley,
only one mile west of McAlisterville, con
taining M) ACRES, mostly cleared, having
thereon erected a LARGE FRAME BNK
BARN, commodious weather-board.! LOG
HOUSE, and other oiit-buildinss. First-
rate Fruit,
ell of i-leir, cold Water at
the Litehen d,ir. Thi !a if e!n.K f
, , . ... ' .' I
' """ I
I -1 1 jr..e a prom aoie io esuueni. I or I ur- :
tber particulars address
Mrs. SOPHIA OSWALD,
MifTlintown, Pa.
A FA KM OF ISO ACRES IN TUSCA
rora township, Juniata county, one-fourth I
of a mile west of McCoysville, 130 acres ot
hn-h are cleaied and in a good state ot
rultivat-on the balance in good timber.
The i.nproveiiienta are a large Frame House,
3.x50 I'Jef, Frame Barn, 4 .8U feet. Wagon
Sheil and Corn Crib. Carriage House and
Hog Pen 30x10 feet, W.hhI House aud
Siring House, a good young Orchard and
abiiiit 50 peach tree nd cherry trees. A
stream of good water passes near th house
aud barn. For further particulars address
NICHOLAS ICKES,
McCoysville, Juniata Co , Pa.
A VALUABLE FARM OF 120 ACRES,
more r less ; 100 acres cleared and in a
high state of cultivation, belonging to tbe
Heirs of John Yoder, deceased, is herebv !
oil .red at Private Sale. The Farm is situ
ated in Fermanagh township, about '.bree
miles northeast of Mitllintown. Tbe im
provements are a leiv Frame House and
Bank Barn, and other outbuildings. There
is a spring of never-failing water at the
door. A stream of water traverses the
farm. An Orchard of fruit in variety, in
cluding grapes in b.-aring condition, is con
venient to the buildings. For farther in
(ormaiion address
D A. VODER,
Port Ruyal, Juniata Co., Ta.
A FARM OF 75ACKES, 55 ACRES
cear and in a good state of cultivation, the
baance in timber; in Spruce Hill township
Juuiata county, Pa., one-hafY mile from the
proscd rairoad from the Juuiata to the
Potomac river, six mies from Port Royal
The improvement are a Large S tone Dwel
ling House, 28x30 feet, with a wef of good
water at the door. Bank 3arn. Corn Cribs,
and other outbuildings, a iaree A pp Or
chard, and a great variety of fruit. Also
the right to quarry iiue stone on a laini
altout a haI distant. The farm has been
limed receuty.
TitBas One half cash, baince in two
annnai payments.
For luither jarticnirs address
S. A. HOFFMAX
Sprcce Hiff, Juuiata Co., Pa.
A FARM OF SIXTY ACRES IN DELA-
wre to-vnship. Land ot good qna'ity,
hav ing thereon erected a L:)G HOUSE,;
weathei-boardcd, BANK. BARN, nearly j
new, and other outbuildings. Convenient
(o churches, schools and mills. Situated 3
miles nort'i of Tbompsontown, 4 miles noi th
or Tbompsontown railroad station. For
more de finite particulars call on or add res
SaMCE. J. KURTZ,
East Sal.-m, Juniata Co., Pa.
TAKE NOTICE. !
.0:
I wonld respectfully '.ifonn the CiMiens
nf ViHfifitnurn. and snrrikl.nilinff ennii trr.
that I nave coinmeiiced tne
Merchant Tailoring Business
on tbe East side ol Main Street, fire door
North ot the comer 01 Main and Cherry
Street, in tee house lormerly It noun as life
Kiiikead ronse, and latterly as tbe vteifcr
house; where I will be ready to give all ccs.
tumor
FITS.
To new customers. 1 would say, give roe 1
a trial. To my old friends and customers
throimfioiit the county, I have but to say,
I am here.
GIVE ME A CALL.
mayl,78-6m. C. S. MILLS.
Large Mock of Readv-roade Clothine for
ale hy rlARLEY A CO.
.UlSCbLL.1. F.O IS
ON THE CORNER !
1 THE BllLFORD BUlLDlKG,
fcbR5a BRIDGE AND MAW STRKETS", MIFFLINTOWN, PENN'A.
ROBERT E. PARKE
Has Opened LAfgg Stock Of
JDvy Goods, Groceries,
Itabj, Caps, Root'', Shoes, Qaensware, Glassware, Tinware
Apices, Notions, Soap.-?, Salt, &c;
TOUACCO AND SEGARS,
And will be sold at astonishingly low prices.
....
dN'oWjis the time to save money by buying at the Corner Paiane Store. Csil to
and exammd our goods and hear our prices. 3o trouble to show goods.
robert e. ihkEn:
Mitllintown, April 17, 1877-tf
D. W HAB
Is tbe place where you can bay
THE BEST AD THE CHEAPEST
MENS' YOUTHS' & BOYS CLOTHING
ii.iTs, cjps. Boors, shoes, jyb ti'RXisMSG goods.
HE I prepared to exhibit one cT fie most choie and select storks ever offortd 1st
this market, and at JSTOSlsHlXULT LOW PRICES !
Also, measures taken for suits acd part of suits, Licit will be niade to ordr
at short notice, very reasonable.
Remember the plac, H flotTman'a
Water s'reets, SIIFFLINTOWN, PA
SAM'L STRAYSK
Has just returned from tbe Eastern eilits with a full TanV'j ht
mu mwv CLOTHING,
HATS & CAPS, BOOTS & SHOES, ALL SIZES,
GENTS' FCRSLSHINO GOODS Goo Is of all kinds are lo. Cou.t. and s.-e ne
nrt be astonishej. Pants at cents. 27 SUITS JIADK TO :ir.i:. f
Patte.son, Pa., May , 187t. SAMUEL Si ili VER.
Lt rnl .Yoticei.
IJROCLwM.iTIO-l. W HEKEAS.!
the Hon. Bksj. F. Ji nkis, President
Judge of the Court of Common Pleas for I
the 4 1st Jniiiri.il District, composed of the '
counties of Juniata and rV.ry, and the !
Honorabies Noah A. Elder ind Francis I
Bartlev, Ass'icia'es Judges of the said .
Court of Common Pleas of Juniata county,
have issued tiieir precept to me directed, :
bearing date 'he 7th dar of Sept., 1878,
lor holding 1 Court of Oyer and Terminer
and General J.ii! Mirry, a:.d G-.-i.cral
Quarter Sessions f.j th.f Pcn.?. at MIF
FI.INTOW.N.on the FIRST MOS'J vT of
DECEMBER, 1878, being the 2ud day of
the month.
Noti-e is Hksebv Givks. to the Cor
oner, Justices' ot the Peace and Constab!'
of the Coimtv of Juniata, thai thev be ther
and there in their proper persons, at one
o'clock on the alternoon ol said day, witt
their records, inquisitions, examinations
and over remembrances, to do those things .
thai to their offices respectively appertain,
ami inose mar are nonn'i ry recognizance Ic 1
l-rosecii'easainst the prisone-s that are vt !
lllen may be in the Jill of said county,
be then and there to prosecute against I
j them as shall bo je.st.
i TV.- ... l.i.r l.nJl.:..' .... ;
r a n iv-.i :. 1.. .t. i
I . . ' .-.,, . f , . . i I , I. ,3 IU.1. . . 1.
duty of the Justices of the Feae. of thi - p)"ment. ; the iT're--t :hervo! I., be paid
several counties of this Commonwealth, tc 1 annually or yKiily, i;A inst ilment of
return to the Clerk of this Court ol (Jcartvi j 'he principal to be payable the 1st day of
Sessions of the respect ives coiiiiCes. all the '. As-il each and everv yeur Iherealter. Tins
re.-.ogmzances entered iuto before thm by : interest to lieein on the tir.t d iv ol April,
any person or persons chatged with tht j 187n, and to be secured 1- bond and morl
comtuision ol any crime, except sm-h cae ; gano cin the premises. All growing; crops
as may be ended before a Jusii.-e of th he reserved. De.s-1 t. Ic. delivered and
Peace", under e.-.islll.c laws, at least ten davs i possession given Airil 1. '.-79.
oeiore ine c- iTimenceiiieiii 01 in
c i-imencPineiit of the session!
of the Court to which they are mai.e re-
turnalile respectively, and iu all cases n ln re
any recognizances are entered into leis
thsn ten !; s Fefor the comiiiencemant
of th ses ifi:n to whii-h they are m.ide re
turnable, the said JrNtices are to return
the same in the same n;anner ai if said act 1
hi'd not bee: pissed.
Dafd e Mitliintown, thel'h day of No
vemlier, in the year of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and seveutv-eurht.
WM. D. WALLS, Sheriff:
Sheriff's Office, Mi:''iuto u, (
Novtrber 4 I73. )
In the Court of Comniou Pleas)
f Juniata County
TOTICK is herebv given that William
SclaToid. of Delaware township, Ju
niata couniy, will mike application 10 the
Court of Common Picas 01 said conn'y, ou
Monday, the 2d day of December, 1878, for
the benefit of the insolvent laws of this
Comii!onel!t!i, when and where all person
interested as creditors or otherwise of the
said William Sclaff ird, or otherwise, may
appear if they see proper, and make objuc
tion if tbey have anv.
JEREMIAH LYONS,
Attorney lor Petitioner.
Nov 6 4t
AUDITOR'S .fOTICC.
In tht Orphan' Co'trt of iuniatu County.
la the matter of the estate ol Elizabeth
Loughridge, deceased.
THE underpinned. Auditor appointed by
the C'"ii"t to make distribution of the
fund in the hands of Nosh Hertzler, Exec
utor of Elir'a'icth Lonjhridge, d."c'd, to and
among the parties entitled thereto, ou his
second partial account, continued by tne
Court on the 17th d iv of Septcmlier. l'-'78,
loait, the sum of $10t1.68, hereby gives
notice that he will mo -t all parlies Interest
ed, lor the purposes of his appointment, at
his office iu the borough ot Miltlintoarn, on
Thursday, the 21st day of November. 1878,
between the hours ol 10 o'clock A. V. aVil
4 P. M. of si dilav, when an. I where all
persons having claims again-! s;d fuui
mist present tliem, or bi; lrjver debarrrl
from auv elnmi against said Hind.
JEREMIAH LYONS, Au i:tor.
fVt 23, 1879.
CllTIOS .NOTICE.
LL persons are hereh" cau'i .ne.1 against
trespassing iion the lauds of tiie un
dersigned, either in Fayette or Delaware
township, by fishing, huuting, or :a auy
other way..
;ian Kiser
C 0 Shelly
A H Kcrtx
David Smith.
S Owen Evan
Teston Benncr
Daniel Spicbec
John L Anther
I H.1 2d, 1879
m Branthotler
J Henry S piece
j Catharii.e Ku'ts
i J-'hll M :JleCll
iJ B t'initn
li W Smith
S J Kuru
Notice to Tam-Pajrcrs.
THE undersigned, Collector ot setaool
tax lor Fermanagh school disUict, -rid
be in M:fi"iiitown, at Sf"l'e Kreider 's i.lfiee,
on the 21 day ol NOVEMBER, to receive
school tax. Ail per .on. paying ihrr tax
between the 9th ot October and the 7th or
December, will oe allowed an abitemcnt of
5 per cent. Thirty day ll.wi:is, they
will be required to yy full auiount, and
after that date there will be an addition ol
5 per cent, on all tax nnpaM.
MKHAEL STONEK, Collector.
Oct. 9, 17S.
anre stock of ready mane clothing ol tbe
-14 latest aud choicest styles, lor men and
boys, hau, cap, boots and shoes, notions.
furnishing goods in endless variety for t' -
t ramiiei atrayer s, in rr?i''
.ID VEK i ; j.V. IS.
'S
yew BailJing, eoracr of Pr'Jpe
and
fS.pt. 15, S7:
Ltl'il .YuJites.
ORPHANS' (pniT SALE.
'".7'I!-L bo soM, by virtue of r orer r-f
v the Orp'i ins Com! of Ji n'".t.i cb-m-ty,
by the undersigned. Administrator mm
tutumiM o a iKfxu of I'lniip Ranek, dee'd,
ou the premises, at I o'elm-fe p. M , on
SATUKDAV. NOVEMBER , JSTS,
Tha following de-a n'n-1 valuable real state,
loait: A tnM t Of land situate in Walker
tows! !p, Juni ita county, boiimiei ly lands
til Uamnel Anker, Christian Mn-ser. John
Gitig'ich, Jane McKiustrv. Anna Adams
and others, containing EVENTT AC HES,
m.re or less, with a
GOOD D'.VELL!.G DOUSE,
Bank Barn, Tenant !1. !?.. ami outbuild
ings tliereou erected, being the. Mttsiort
Parol of s.ii.i Pliiiip UaiM-k, ti-eaJ.-a.
The almve land is nearlv il! rh-'-ed, well
watered, and in a j;iod state ol rt'liivation.
TERMS OF S ALE - T -1 per tent, of tba
punrhase morev to l:e f.iid in hand ; tifteea
per cent. o'mSriu.tiou - sle bv tha
Court ; ore-third ot the wi..lo ) uichaso
nionev. alter the navmrnt cf the debts, to
remain iu Ihe land, and to he paid upon tb
riulh off nri H Hid- e':?..ik . 1 1...
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JEKEMU1I LYONS.
Jrf'ninis'-aor c.
Oct 9, 18i8.
. a. 0 r.'u':. fta.v.k, sc-l
PUBLIC SALE UF
ViLllilLE
REAL ESTATE!
' f TinE nndenijn-d. Eiecntor of Jane
JL Keale, tecase'l. will seil at pubie? saJo,
on the premises, in B.-ale to n.-b J.'. .-Mala
county, at 2 o'clock P. JI., oh
TUESDAY, NOYEMEEll 12, i87H,
The undivided one-tiiirl pirt oT a valuable
tract of land ialeiy owned by Hon. J ihn
Beale, deceased, near Johnstoan, bonnded
by lands ol Samuel S- Panueb it;cr, Tinld's
iinrs, Jeremiah Fraiikhousv, llii heirs of
George St. der and others, 011'a.iiing
One HundriJ and Fifty eiht Acres.
more or less, having thereon erected a gooil
Frame House, Frame Bank Bare1,
and other outbuildings. There i a pcol
Orchard ou the premises, and the lar.-t is
well sn plied with wter, is w-II tents: and
in an excellent state of cultivation. n
opportunity will b; eiven piirehaae-! to bi 1
upon the whole property. The tt r.V, wbkh
will b- easy, id be made It no at ou day of
sale.
J. HARVEY BEALE,
ct2 Exe-ut--r.
HOTIf
4 I.L persons are hereby eantioned
.. ajMinst Iresr-issing ui.n the lands of
th
undersigned, eith. r in Walker or Dela-
waro townsn
by Ushin-r. hunting. r in
any other ay.
John V. an-Ornier.
Il-nry M. Milh r.
Ge-r!e S. Smith.
Wiili.mi Ma 11 be. a.
H. I). Long.
David Ailiuan.
J. IV'. Lev.b-r.
Solomon Mauberte.'
Z. S. I.ukens.
I. uke Davis..
John F. Sittx
CALTIOX.
a LL persons are herebv captioned not t
a a. allow their dogs to run. or themsolrea
to fi-h. hunt, g..toe.- U-frnxt, U-enk or 0ieu
fen-res, or cut ttood or voting limber, a- i:
any mnecessj; r w 1
if the und'-.Vi.raed
.y trcsjasj on' tV i'Jtdt
M R. B.-i'ic .
Dai i H trick.
Th-iiia Ut ni t r.
Cirisan Shoa-T; ail.
. & J. i.'. Wilson.
Heurv Hartman.
Porter 1 nompsi.n.
Wi',:am lletricfe.
Pa id Sieber.
jinB7. '7i
jonn. M..'.--r
Hcnrv K.ua.
CttTIOM.
A LL perioiis are herebv ca-itionr.1 not to
a Y. tisli, r unt, bicak or ox'n f.-nces. it cut
woo. I or voiing limber, or in anv tinner ?s
sary way trespass on thuliud'sot theuaCr
s'.mell. i.' A Thompson T Thompson
i B Ihompson E P Hnds., '
Wm .'I Thompson Abram Shel'y
Davu Smith, Jr. C A Sbermer
CAl TlOX NOTICE.
A f L rsTsonsare hereby cautioneil anin
tresp issing on the lands ol the under
signed either iu Delaware or Walker town
ship, for the purpose ot fish in s or huutiur.
! or for any other purpose.
I., h. Arxijrso.
N. A. I.titii.
ocl31-tf G.S.Lr!.
NOTICE.
VLL persona are hereby e itithied against
trespassing, for hunting, or other pur
poses, on tiie lands ot the nndei signed, in
Milp.rJ to.-n.hip. Juniata cmintv
HENRY 4;kt.-slXnER.
JOHN CCNMNliEAMs
Dee 10, 1S77-U
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