SENTINEL & REPUBLICAN
MIFFLINTOWN.
vYedirnKtay, April 2,
B. F. SUinTElEU,
CPfTDC AND riorincTOK.
It is Raid that sixty feet of the
lireast cf the Columbia dam been
Bwcp t away.
The Legislature of Tennessee in
clines to favor the payment of the
State debt at 50 cents on the dollar.
Professob Yuute, of Cornell Uni
versity, has been appointed to the
Berlin Mission, .by President Hayes.
The government of Denmark has
issued an order ajjamst the iinporta
tion of lire cattlo from the United
States.
Towxs in tbe eastern part of the
Stat3 are holding1 balls in aid of a
fund that is to be used to purchase
Washington's headquarters at Valley
Forge.
The Philadelphia Medical .Society
asked the Mayor of Philadelphia to
interfere and prevent long walking
trips on the part of women. The
doctors declared it to be cruelty to
females. The Mayor, however, would
not interfere.
Here's tbe diSt-reuce between Re
pubiiciDi and Democrats. Tbe Re
I ablicans kept Democratic employees
in office la tt.i U. S. Senate during all
the years tLev have been ia control of
th,t body. The Democrats turo out
II r.epablisaa ollisers ia that body ia
less than one week from the time they
get a tiisj rity.
V'bf- President Hayes announced
his civil service po?i -y tha Democ
racy praised it highly, and sail, "it is
just the poli-y but their insincerity
is demon, trated in the new Senate,
hero they arts inaugurating the Jack
Bonia'; principle, that "to the victors
belong the spoils." They are put
ting everybody out that is suspected
of Republicanism.
-Conciliation has wrought wondrous
changes io Southern sentiment, as wit
ness tbe toilowinp gen from 'he Oka
loca (Miss.) Southern Slates in refer
ence n Jeff Davis: 44 lie asks uo odds
at tbe band j of tb pirates and jackal
of Yaokeedom, No, sir! Strong in
the strength of his own career, be looks
down fruui invincible heights with ineff
able c&&icmpt upon the dastardly cars
that are baying at his immortal name."
The hungry office-seekers of the
Democracy that trained under the
Wallace banner are in a 6eiious state
of perp'exity. Kandail has carried
3" all the "loaves and fishes," and
left nothing for the Wall.ice party to
feast on. Tildes joined Randall, and
that causes the case to stand Tilden,
r.indaLL Speer and the barrel, against
Wallace. Just where the senctity of
the ballot-box eoaies in ia not so
clear. Reform !
The Democracy in Congress are
playing the Jackson Democrat by
turning out everybody that does not
belong to them. They forget that
only a few short months ago they
were full of recommendation to Pres
ident Hayes that a new civil service
would 6iiit them. It shodd be a ser
vice that would make merit the stan
dard for the office, and that political
considerations should not be put
above personal merit But the mem
ory of the Democracy is short on
some questions.
Tbe Democratic Congress, threaten
to stop tbe government by refusing to
pass appropriations to pay for tbe run
ning of government, unless the Repub
licans will agree ta the repeal of certain
election laws that were passed by Con
gress to check the work of tbe bully at
the polls. It was tbe refusal of the
Democracy to pass the appropriation
.bills that made an extra session neces
sary. General Garfield excited the
uoterrified the other day when he tcld
them that tbe Country will hold them
responsible for the evil that will come
tt of their revolutionary work.
People, natumlh may be civen to
fits and start," but it docs not fol
low as a cnnsequer.ee that as slavery
was abolinhed under Republican rule
by the consent of tbe people, that now
since tho Democracy are in power there
is to be a start in the old direction that
will resuit in the restoration of slavery,
aod to forth.
The statesman who cherishes such a
belief, cheriMics a delusion. The Dem
ocracy roust not set op the standard of
revolution too high, or they will be for
saken by the people of tbe country, as
they were in 1SG1..
The estate of a Kentucky family by
the name of Buford got into court.
Two of tbe ladies of tbe family were
Hade insane by the finding of the court,
o at least it in said. Oue of the two
died in an insane f pell and the other
- in an insane asylum. A brother cf
the Miss that died vowed over ber
grave that he would avenge her death,
ud what he called tbe wiong vinited
on the fku::!y by tiia court. lie load
ed a shot guu az.d waited on tbe street
till the J-udge came along, and then
t-ild him, that he bad come to shoot
iiim, which be did, killing the Judge
instsntly. Now they are trying Bu
ford for killing the Judgo.
The Democrats in Congress threaten
ta wipe out the Republican records of
the past twenty years. Ou this point
the JVarifi American says : What Re
publican legislation do tbey propose to
wipe out ! the law providing for fair
and free elections ! They cannot dt
t&at Eu long as there is a Republican !
1 resideut. Ihey cannot repeal the
amendments lo the Constitution, and
tbey form an important item in Repub
lican legislation. Tbe Republicans
abolished slavery. ill the Democrats
recreate it The Republicans eatab
Imbed universal sulTrase. A V ill the
Democrats abolish that i TLe Republi
cans found the nation prostrate, without
credit and without mosey, and they
raised the nation to its present prtud
position prosperous, foremost among
iiatioDA, as regards the credit, and re
pected everywhere. Will the Demo
crats uJe all that ? If not, then how
ran they cake good their threat to
wipe cut the record of tbe Republican
Vrty ? Dow eaa tbey wipe out Repub
lican history and cot wipe out tha na
tion ? They cannot do it. Ta policy :
of the Republican party preserved the
nation, and hold it in its place at this
boar. It rescued! rfce Umon from the
death that Democratic treason uiedt-
tated for it. It proclaimed the politi
cal equality of all men within its bor
ders. It realized tbe dream of tbe
fathers of the Conetitution. And it
cannot be wiped out' with the consent of
tbe people.
Last Thursday io the llou.se of Rep
resentatives at tlarruburg,"Mr. Moon
ey, from Lackaaauna couuty, presented
a petition praying tor tbe impeachment
and removal of Catrick M. Harding,
the Presideut Judge of Luxerne coun.
ty. Tbe petition charges that the
Judge in his oourse baa brought tbe
judicial office luto thorough contempt
among the people and destroyed all cou
fideoce ia the idea of there being any
thing like a genuine -administration of
justice in a court presided over by him,
aud that while holding the office of
J udf he has been guilty of bribery and
corruption to influence and ooutrol tbe
election to the same office in his own
favor ; that he has used his position as
President Judge to secure favorable
contracts for certain parties, whereby
the public moneys were squandered,
and hss rcsmved costly preseuts in re
turn ; t !iat be has violated the plain
provision of the Constitution aud tbe
constitutional rights of Senators iu the
courts by making private improper ar
rangements with certain lawyers who
are known to be favorites. That be
has falsified the records of his court by
filing false ci ares, and oibetwiso mak
ing t-rjtrits therein ; that be is moreover
guiity of drunkenness and immorality,
and of frequeuting saloons and drinking
places ; he bubitnallj indulges in con
versation which is generally obscene,
frequently profane, sometimes bias
phemou. The petition was referred to
the Judiciary Com id it tee."
A dispatch Irutu llarrisburg, uuder
date of the -Sih alt., says : Last eveu
ing Amos Gasman, for three years a
hotel proprietor at Dauphin, eight
Liiics above this city, murdered Ha-
aaseeu lAiUgiasa, aged nineteen years,.
and almost dtmuitaueously tired a bul
let into his ovrn heart, dyiog instantly
and falling alongside the girl.
Miss Douglass had been in bis em
ploy about two years, and, being pos
sessed of some personal charms, he fell
in love with her, and au intimacy sprang
up between tueui which aroused tbe
jealousy of his wife, who compelled tbe
domestic to leave the premises.
She became a servant in another fam
ily, aua uaiuian coMiuued his amours
until a young man stole her affections.
He then became very jealous of her ;
began drinking to excess, and made a
number of efforts to get ber back to
the hotel, believing that be could thus
win her back to him again.
Sue rnfu'cd to yield to his requests,
and he determined that if be could not
have her as his sweetheart, she should
not become tb- wife of the new lover ;
be acccordiogly, yesterday, provided
himself with a large navy revolver,
leaded all the chambers and watched
his opportunity to shoot the young and
unsuspecting woman.
He met her on the street in com
pany with a female associate, and, walk-
i2 ur to them, asked permission of
Miss Douglass to accompany her. Sb
tol J him that he might do as be pleased,
and soon after he stepped before ber.
drew the revolver from his pocket,
pointed it at her breast aud fired. Tbe
thot cot having the desired effect, he
discharged another shot without strik
ing ber. As she was slipping from the
erap of the lady io ber company, he
fired again, the bail entering htr breast
and causing instant death, the muzzle
of the revolver being so close to ber
person that her clothing was burne 1,
and the powder driven into the wouud
Gayman then placed tbe revolver to bis
breast and shot himself through the
heart.
Gayman bad a wife and three chit
dren. The tragedy occurred a short
distance from the hotel.
STATE ITEMS.
rrt .
mere is Dot a licensed tavern in
Washington county.
A chestnut tree was lately cut in
Miffiia county that made 54 broad
rails. It was "210 years having been
been bora io 1009.
A man named . 11. iUateer was
arrested by a Deputy U. S. Marshal
near AlVnville, Mifflin county, ou
Thursday March Cth, on the charge
of ruiicinr au illicit distiierv. He was
taken to Huntingdon and arraigned
before Commissi atierOrbison, who held
him in the sum of S'2,000 bail for his
appearance at the U. S., Court Pitts
burg.
Joseph Schoale, at Wiiksbarre, Pa.,
oa Thursday evening w&s6botaud mor
tally bounded Jacob Schwalb, and al
so wounded au i Oijer who arrested him
The quarrel gie r our of some difficul
ty wbiie gamhling tbe ti;;ht before.
The Pittsburg Leader says that the
Bellevue Presbyterian church member
ship io that city is very much excited
over the fact that $1,000 of snbscrip,
dons, which have been collected for tbe
beneCt of the church, are in the hands
of one of the trustees, who refused to
deliver them up.
An eight-year old girl in Pittsburg
i who was born blind, bas suddenly bad
ber s:gbt restored by the treatment of
physicians.
A plan for the escape of all the
prisoners iu the Somerset county jil
failed, because a prisoner of unusual
size got wedged so tightly in tbe open
ing that while being extricated tbe
Sheriff arrived. Before this occurred,
however four got away.
The amount of property put up for
sale by the Sheriff of Schuylkill coun
ty is immense.
Tbe I. M. Hall Fishing Club, of
Pittsburgh, will gn to Lake Erie on tbe
t tb of J u!y for a two weeks' fish.
A sewing machine run by water pow.
er is the attraction at tbe Singer man
ufacturing company's rooms iu Johns
town.
Tbe past lias been pronounoed the
Boldest winter experienoed in tbe lum
ber regions for fifty years.
Peno town.hip, Lancaster coucty,
was a month ago tbe scene of an open
warfare between school directors and
patrons of the school over an organ.
As fast as the organ was put into the
building it was removed, and two weeks
ago it was lost to sight. Several days
ago, when tbe people of Penn township
bad given np the search, it was found
sunk in a pool of water.
Two miners recently coming from Cal
ifornia, have commenced mining in the
nine ."Mountains, near Wind Gap, Le
high county , for lead. '
STATE ITEMS-
At cbe residence of Henry Uotteo
stiLtt, ia Potiegrom township, Berks
coouty, a scene i euacted ou Monday
D'ght a week that very much resembles
murder. The family, consisting of
father, mother, several sons and daugh
ters, retired for tbe night at about
twenty minutes past eight. Tbey bad
a small dog which is generally left in
the kitchen during the night, but on
Monday night a week be was left in the
dining-room. The family bad not been
cp stairs more than ten minutes when
the dog set up a terrible barking in tbe
room below.
Not thinking that anything was wrong,
one of the danghters, named Sallie,
started down stairs to let the dng out
of the room. When she opened the
stair door leading iuto the dining room
she was confronted by three young men,
one of whom immediately knocked the
lamp out of ber hand, and stabbed her
twice iu the leg above the knee, cutting
two ugly gashes about six iuches lonj;.
She at once began to scream and start
ed up stairs, bulling the door after ber.
instead of the would-be murderers
d ecamping tbey tried their best to get
uu stairs, but the bolted dour debarred
their further progress. The family up
tairs in the meantime made free use of
their lungs and the cry of "murder"
rang out on the night air. II. S. Daub,
of Fotutowo, and Daniel Bornesman,
of Limerick, who were epeodiug the
evening at a hou?e about a quarter of
a a. ile distant, and others hearing the
terrible cry at once went to the rescue.
U'bea near tbe bouse tbey called to
know what wis the matter, when toe
answer, "Help, for God's sake, oii!e
one is in the house trying to murder us !"
They needed no further entreaty, but
at once made lor the bouse. Arriving
there, they found that the rascais had
escaped. It is supposed that they bad
ccretcd themselves io tbe cellar aoran
time during the day, and when the
family had retired tbey proeeedtd to
carry out their villainous designs, what
ever they may have been, perhaps rob
bery or even murder. Miss Hotteostine
says that she distinctly recognized ber
assailant and knows birn well.
A Lebanon clergymen complains
that thrice within two years he. has re
ceived, ia lieu of a marriage fee, an
empty piece of paper, rolled up io a
most deceptive way. Now be opens
them iu tbd presence of the bride. It
has the effect of making the groom
pony up if there is nothing io it.
The lumber rafts are coming down
the Susquehanna in large numbers. It
is estimated that fully one thousand
rafts wilt be run down from the Clear
field region alone this spring. The
market at Lock Haven for timber ran
ges from 5 to 15 cents per square foot;
the latter figure is for oak. The first
timber ratts of the season passed Har
risburg on Saturday afternoon.
During the trial of Col. Campbell, df
Pittsburgh, three daughters and two
sons of the defendant were in daily at
tendance, and when the verdict of ac
quittal came in, fie of the twelve jury
men were kissed oat of gratitude by
the Misses Campbell.
GENERAL ITC.nS.
Terrible prairie fires recently occur
ed in Republic and Clcnd counties,
Kansas. They extended over an area
ten miles long and three miles wide, aud
swept everything before them. About
one hundred homes were consumed.
A Texas farmer lately lost a valua
ble borse and offored a reward for bim
Several days after be received from a
neighboring town the following note :
"The horse is here ; come and get him.
The thief has teeu hung."
Tbe Annual Masonic conclave, which
will meet in Allentown in May next
will be one of the grandest demonstra
tions erer witnessed in that city.
A famine next year in Russia is pre
dicted by Russian journals. Failure of
crops, cattle plagues and the extra&r.
diaary drought of tbe last half year
are the pauses given.
A convention of clergymen is to be
held in Springfield, Mass , on the Gtb
and 7th of May next, for the oousider
ation of the due xibservatio of tbe sab
bath A report comei by way of San Fran
cisco that the revolution in Sonora,
Mexico, is at an end, the forces under
Mariscal having disbanded.
A Berlin dispatch says upwards of
one hundred arrests have been m.'de in
Moscow in consequence of the assign
ation cf a government spy.
A new and delightfully innocent
style of cock-fighting bas been introduo
ed io Brooklyn. The chickens spar, as
it were in gloves, having "buckskin
protectors over their spurs and leather
muzzles over their beaks." They, are
said to fight with great spirit, but a
cock-fight must loss mush of its at
traction as a refined and manly sport
if the birds do uot suffer auy pain.
Horace Manchester went down to the
sunken mail packet Thomas J. Lynch,
off Port Judith, near Newport, on Mon-
a week be'.ng eighty feet under water.
He signaled at the end of three quar
tcrs of an hour that he was all right ;
later that he wanted .uore air, and still
later that be was getting too much.
Shortly afterwards something appeared
to be wrong, and Augustus Feliess, an
other diver, was sent down. Feliess
returned after an absence of twenty
miuntes. He reported that Manches
ter's dead body was suspended about
five feet above the vessel, and that the
air-line bad caught upon one of the
books about tbe riggiug. Tbe body
was finally recovered.
Peter Smith, a farmer living near
Clear Creek, Ia., went into his smoke
house on Sunday and being absent an
unusual length of time bis wife went to
see what was the matter. The door
bad been closed, and on opening it, she
found her busbaud on the floor in tbe
agonies of death. It is supposed that
tha door of the smoke house suddenly
closed, aud being unable to open it
soon enough Smith was overcome by
tbe dense smoke and feil lo the floor,
where bis wife found bim.
Tbe Jacksonville, Ala., "Republi
can" says: Some years ago one Connon
hired a man in lexas to murder an
enemy. Tbe man who did tbe murder
was cuudcmneJ to die, but tbe night
before tbe execution his wife brought
him poison in her mouth, and both
were dead when found next morning.
Cannon has just been captured and will
probably hang. This sian Canoon is
said to be tbe same one wbo lived near
Landiga in this erunty.
It is remarkable and creditable that
tbe preparations of the Grand Army of
tbe Republic for tbe observance of de
coration sever were as extensive, so
long prior to tbe occasion, aa they are
i this year. . t
CCIERAL ITEMS
It was a whim of a Si. Paul - wan to
be married iu white, and be went to
church vu a cold day, clothed iu a auit
of linen.
Tbe Massachusetts Senate on Thurs
day passed a bill g ranting women the
right to vote for school committees.
Tbe corner-stone of a confederate
monument was laid at Columbia, S. C,
on the 'iTult.
Robert Sbeenan, the boy who was so
severely punished at Racine, Wis.,
about four weeks ago by Mr. Skewer,
superintendent of schools, died on
Thursday.
Patrick Smith and Julius Christian,
the two young negroes who murdered
John B. Lacey, white January 17 were
banged at New Kent Court House,
Va., on tbe 25th. About 2,000 were
present, mostly white; there were quite
a number of colored females on tbe
grounj.
A prize-fight took place on Tliura
at Black creek, Canada, ten miles from
Buffalo, between Arthur Chambers aud
Johu t.lark, of Philadelphia, for $1000
and the light-weight champiouship.
Chambers was the winner, although
Clark was unwilling to throw op tbe
sponge, aud on;y agreed to do so upon
the offer of one hundred dollars. Tbe
affair lasted two hours aud twenty min
utes, and 137 rounds were fought.
At Ccrydon, Indiana, a widow nam
ed Peterson, visited a saloou where her
dissolute son had been in tbe habit of
obtaining his liquor, aud with a large
elub drove the proprietor froia Lieuiud
tbe bar aud then diuolisbed every bot
tle, decauter and glass in tbe place.
Suit for malicious trespass, as well as
j damage, was entered against ber, and
Itbe vuuiiiD pleaded guilty and was Sued.
A comet is approachiug the earth
j and can be seen with a telesoope. Its
first appearance was noted only tbirty
j three years ago and its present appear
ance is tue seveotn lime it Das been re
corded. It will be nearest the earth on
tbe 10th of April, at a computed dis
tance of about seveuty five millions ol
miles, so that there is not the slightest
prospect of a collision. It has never
receded from the earth much farther
than ibe planet Jupiter. In 1857 it
was seen in the extreme southern hori
zon and could be easily discerned with
an opera-glass.
At four o'clock on the morning of
the '26 tb ult.,a terrific explosion aroused
tbe people on Northampton street, one
of the main thoroughfares of Wilkes
barre. Investigation showed that an
attempt bad been made to destroy a
public bouse, known as Harmony Halt,
by means of a bottle filled with gun
powder and bullets, to which a long
fuse was attached. Tbis was placed
under tbe front window through an iron
grating. Fortunately the space was
not sufficiently conGned to produce tbe
result desired. The Urge window ic
front was smahd, the floor torn up
and tbe wood woik filled with bullet.
The house had just been bought at
sheriff's sale and was unoccupied. Au
attempt had been made some time be
fore to vet the building on fire. The
loss is not large.
Tbe Gracio-Roman wrestling match
between William Miller, of Baltimore,
and Col. J. 11. McLaughlin, of Detroit,
for $500 a ride, the entrance money
and the championship of tLe world,
came off on the night of the "20th ult.,
at the Academy of Music, in that city.
Both men were in splendid condition.
The home was crowded, but there was
little outside betting. The first bout
continued an hour without result. In
the second bout tbey bad not clasped
Lands more than two niinutrs when Mc
Laughlin caught up Miller aud threw
bim upon the stage, but Miller fell on
his face and instantly turned his antag
onist and pressed both shoulders to the
floor and a fall was awarded him. In
the third bout both men went to work
vigorously and after ten minutes Miller
was thrown, but the referee declared it
a foul, McLaughlin having tripped Mil
ter, which was not allowed by tbe rules
governing the match. Tbe fourth bout
was short and decisive. Both men
showed great skill, but after twelve
minutes the men were prone on the
floor, and Miller, with his look Df ok
bold, turned McLaughlin, and gained
tbe fall and the match. Tbe match was
was one hour and fifty-five minutes in
length.
Xcir Advertisements.
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IN McALISTERVILLE.
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SH. WATTS has just retnrned from
Philadelphia with tho largest assort
ment of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
Notions, Fancy Goods, Boots. Shoes, Hats,
Hats, Caps, Quecnsware, Wood and
Willow Ware, Hardware,
DRl'GS, PAIJTS AJID OILS,
ever brought to McAlistervilIe, which wii!
be sold at
REDUCED PRICES.
All kinds of Produce, Meat, Dried Fruit,
Grain and deeds of all kinds taken iu ex
change for Goods.
Call and examine onr stock, in the
room formerly occupird by J. R. Boughner,
opposite the National ITotel, AfcAlistervUle,
Juoiita county, Pa.
S. D. WATTS.
April 2, 1879
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Legil .Vuicti.
Al DITOlt'S NOTICE. .
rXlBE undersigned, Auditor, appointed by
X the Court to distribute the balance ia
tbe hands ol John Kurts, Executor of Nan
cy lluaaer. deceased, will attend to the du
ties of said appointment at his office in Mif
fliutown, on TUCKS DAT, APRIL 17, 1879,
between the hours of 10 a. a. and 3r a,
when and where all persons interested m
attend, or be lorevor debarred
GEORGE JACOBS, Jr., Juaitor.
April i, Ib7
LICENSE PETITIONS.
IV OTICE is hereby given to all persons
1 V interested that tha tollowine license
petitions have been liled in the Prothono
lary'a omce io Minlintovrn, and will b pre
sented to the Conrt at two o'clock r a, on
if ond ay, April 'Jb:h, 1879: .
1 Petition of John K Hollobingh, for
I icente to keep a restaurant in the bwrougb
of Ififtlintowa.
2 Ueti!io:i of John Hays, for license to
keep a restaurant in the borough of Patter--a.
3 Petition of Clovd M. Parker, for li
cense to keep a restaurant in Patterson.
4 Petition of A braban- Evaus, for license
to keep an inn at Waterford.
5 Petition uf Jacob Will, for license to
keep an inn in the borough of Aifflintowo.
6 Petition of James A Afurray, for li
cense to keep an inn in the borough ot ju
tJiutown. 7 Petition of John Uays, for license aa
an inn-keeper iu tho borough ol Patterson.
8 Petition of John Foreman, forlkfiise
to keep an inn in the borough uf Patterson.
9 Petition of Mary A Snyder, forhesnse
to keep itn inn is tbe buroagh ol Tboiup
swntown. 10 Petirion of Cbarlas A Shields, for li
cense to keep an inn iu the borough of Port
I Koyal.
ii ptitf. n cf Thorcas Cox. for licence
to keep n inn in Greenwood township.
12 Petition of Jacob Weiaer, for license
ts keep an inn in Susquehanna township.
13 Petition of John jtfo.tf iniqle, lor li
cense to keep an inn iu the borough of Port
Koyal.
H Petition of John C Mter, for license
to sell vinous, spirituous, malt and brewed
liquors, in quantities not It-'t than a quart,
in the borough of AfihTtiitown.
GEO. KEYNOLDS, Prothnotary.
O .v 1- i ..a.- n u -
town, Ap.il 1, 187V.
Protbanotary's notice.
Vt OTICE is hcrebv giren that A.Vabani
II Kohrer, Assignee of David Burd, has
filed bis tint and Snal account, as aaid As
signee, in the Prothonotary's omen of Juni
ata county, ami that the same will be pre
sented for confirmation and allowance at
the Court House in Mitflintown, oa VV EL
NESDAY. APRII, 3(1, 1879.
GEO. KEYNOLDS, Prothonolary.
Prothoiiotary'a Orhce,
UifSintown, Mar. 24, 1873. )
I'rotbonotary 's Sot Ice.
"V OTICE is berehv given that Thomas
1 1 Creighton. Astignee of James F. Kirk,
has tiled bis first and final account, as aaid
AsHignee, in the Prothonotary's orhce of
Juniata county, and that the stuie will be
presented for continuation and allowance at
the Court House in Mi:?.in'on, ou WED
NESDAY, APHlf,, 30, 1379.
GEO. KEYNOLDS. Prothonotarj.
rOTuo.xoTjr's Orricr,
Uiffiiutown, Maich 21, 1879.
Trial List for April Term,
1. Fanny FronW ct al, vs. John Musser,
Trustee.
2. George Jacob vs. Solomon Hertiter.
3. Thomas Shellenberger vs. Mary Sel
lers et al. No. 1"C, September term. 1874.
4. William T. Mount vs. John BaUbacb
et al. No. .7, December term. 1476.
a. J. M. Bunnell v. Wm. II. Patterson,
Executor. ?o. 1 io, t-pteiub:r term. 1877.
6. V.u. Cox vs. Jacob Shelley and John
tLfllcy. No. I, December term, 177.
7. Amelia Turbetr, Executrix of Stewart
Turbelt. dee'd, vs. David Wil.on. No. 23,
L'eoember term, 1877.
8. Daniel Cotl'man et al, vs. Andrew Pat
terson and Mary Patterson. No. 63, Dec.
term, 1877.
9. Julius Dorr vs. J. B. M. Todd and
Armstrong Powell. No. , Feb. term,
1878.
111. Henry Uockenbrougbt, adm'r, vs.
Daniel Knouso, anm'r of Amos Miller, de
c-aed. N a. 4H, February term. 1 S78.
11. George Deita vs. Conrad Feltinan.
No. 91. February term. 1878.
12. John Dobsoo Jones et al, vs. P. R. R.
Co. No. 131," April term, 1S7S.
1:1. John Kepner vs. J. S. McCahan. No.
194, Aprd term, 1879.
14. laac Longacre vs. Overseers of Poor
of the Borough ol Patterson.
15. D. K. p. Bailor, surviving partner of
the late firm of J:.o M. K-pner and D. K.
P. Bcalor, vs. Philip Kepuer, Suiuh Kep
ci:r, J. S. M. Gibson and J.tmes Mahlin.
No. 55, Sept-mber terra, 1878.
10. Benjimin Fisher and Daniel Fiber,
Administrators of Samuel Fisher, dee'd vs.
? U Spungie and Samuel Stem. No. 73,
September term, 1878.
17. Noah Uertzler vs. Alfred J. Patter
son. No. 4, February term, 1879.
18. Adam Ernest vs. S. T. McCulloch
No. 57, April terra, 1879.
19. Joseph Mills et al, vs. Jas. U. Smith
et al. No. 72. April term, 1879.
GEO. REYNOLDS, ProAoaoory.
Prothouotary'a Office, Mifflin-
town, March 22, 1879. J
-OTICE.
TV"OTICE is hereby given fht an applica
i. 1 tion will be made, under the Act ol
Assembly of the Commonwealth of Penn
ylvania, entitled " An Act to Provide for
the Incorporation ol Certain Corporations,"
for the Charter of an intended corporation,
to t r entitlec5 "7 Ftrmar.ngk Building and
Loan .ijiertcttiii," tor tiie purposes, and
with the powers and privileges, as specially
set forth in Section 37 of said Act.
JEREMIAH LYONS,
Solicitor for Applicants.
Administrators' Notice.
Eitatt of Frtderick Emery, dtttand.
WHEREAS Letters of Administration
on the estate of Frederick Emery, de
ceased, late of Mexico, Walker, township,
having been granted to the ni.der
igned, ail persons indebted to said estate,
are requested to make immediate payment,
and those having claims wiil please present
them without delay to
JOHN MOTZER, JJm'r.
Administrator's iCotlce.
y.stalt of Philo Hamlin, dee'd.
LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION on
the estate of Philo Hamlin, deceased,
late ot .he borough of Miffliutown Juniata
county, having been granted to the under
signed, all persons indebted to said estate
are requested to bjake payment, and those
having claims or demands are requested to
make known the same without delav to
PHILO D. HAMLIN,
Feb. 12, 1879. Adminittrator.
CAITIO.V.
A LL persons are herebv cautioned not to
aa. allow their dogs to run, or themselves
to tikh, bunt, gather berries, break or open j
fences, or cut wood or yoong timber, or in
any unnecessary way trespass oa the lands
of the nndersigned.
M. K. Beshora. M. It J. H. Wilson.
David Hetrick. Henry Hartman.
Thomas Benner. Porter Thompson.
Christian Shoaffstall. William Hetrick.
John Motzer. David Sieber.
Henry Klosa. aug7, '78
CitrTIO!!.
ALL persons are hereby cantioned net
to fish, hunt, gather berries, break or
open fences, or cut wood or young timber,
or in any unnecessary way trespass on the
lands of the undersigned.
Siau MraKAB. Lrnwica Saaania.
Gro. DiFFCxnAarca. William Peoflis.
Frederick Uaisks. . Francis Howia.
Fermanagh Twp., June 22, 1878.
CAtTTIOS.
ALL persons' are hereby cautioned not to
rUb, hunt, bi-eak or open fences, or cut
wood or young timber, or in any unneces
sary way trespass oa the lands of fhe under
signed. R M Thompson T S Thompson
J B Thompson E P Hudson
Wm (3 Thompson Abram Snaliy
Davis Smith, Jr. CAShermar
.Lej? JVUictt.
LIST Or DEALERS AND VEND
ERS T Foreign and ""
cbaodt.- la tb. county " g!
year 1979-, as approved and chVttiflea br tb
Mercantile Appraiser:
MirruTtowx.
jffh'f.
9 7 00
60 00
700
700
7 00
700
60 00
7 00
7 W
1 00
10 00
t 00
7 00
700
700
7 00
7 oo
10 00
7 00
25 00
50 00
20 00
7 00
12 SO
J. IT. Kirk, merchant
Jacob Will, hotel
Solomon Books, confectionery.
J. W. Wagner, jeweler
W. Y. Snyder, rurnitnrc store .
J. S. Thomas, grocery
D. E. McMnrtrie, hotel
R P Vwiiner. drnscist.. ......
14
&
U
14
14
14
5
14
14
J. W. Mutbersbaugb, hardware,
John Yeaklcy Son, merchant 14
Joseph Pennell, merchant..
11
14
Banks Jt Hamlin, aruggms....
Central Dry Goods Store
K. E. Parker, merchant
John Etka, confectionery and
. ... ........
14
14
14
J H. Simons, dealer in harness 14
Frank Co., boo fc shoe store 14
Km il -hott- merchant.
13
L. A. Segelbamn, clothier
J. C. Moser, liquor dealer
J. A. Morrav, hotel...........
J. E. Hollob'augh, restaurant...
D. W. Harley, clothing store..
Frunciitcu Hardware Co
Kennedy & Doty, grain, coal
and lumber .......
Joseph JJ usser, ttour and grain
14
13
6
14
12
12 12 80
14 7 00
dealer .
Poar Rots.
W. T. HcCulloch, merchant...
Charles Shields, hotel... ......
Jobn McManigle, hotel ......
Kacnria Hl Son, merchants.....
Kepnrr ft Groninger, grain, coal
and lumber
N. Uertzler, grain, coal and lum
ber Kepner ft. Oroninger. groe.-riea,
flour and feed. ........
A. . Croner fc Co., grocery
J. S. M Gibson, mercliant.....
J. P. Sterrett, druggist
PlITHlO.H.
J. North Jt Son, grain
Brown k. Wi'mio, merchants...
Wm. H. Eeulr, confectionery..
Jos. Pennell, ruercnant.... ....
Samuel Strsyer, clothier
Haulrn fc Co., druggist .......
Stevens av Guss, hardware.....
J. B. M. Todd, clothier
J. M. Goshen, grocery 4s coal..
David llollman, grocery.......
F. F. Kohm, millinery and dry
goods .....................
Miildajrh Jl Copelin, grocery...
D. Cotl'man Co., confectionary
and meat store ........ .....
H. Kirk, tobacconist...
John Foreman, hotel... ......
John Hits, hotr-i. ... ....
11
6
b
13
15 01
60 IO
10 00
14 7 00
14
14
14
14
1
12
13
14
13
13
14
13
14
14
14
14
14
14
14
6
6
; oo
7 oo
7 00
700
7 00
12 50
10 00
7 00
10 00
10 00
7 00
10 OT
7 OO
7 00
7 Od
700
700
700
7 00
60 00
60 00
John Uays, restaurant ........
20 00
12 SO
700
lot
7
Tcasrrr.
S. lle.-tzler k. Son, mercbawts. 12
Srarca Hill.
J. C. Conn Ji Bro., merchants .14
J. L. Barton, merchant........ 13
Biali.
J. Nevin Pomroy, merchant.. 14
John P. Kelley, merchant 14
Alexander Wood ward. merchant 14
U. Duudore J Co., merchants.. 14
Tcscaaaaa.
II. S. Thompson, merchant.... 14
Jobn Laird, merchant......... 14
Wm. Van Sweringen, merchant 14
E. P. Titzeil. merchant 14
L. M auger It Son, merchants .. 14
A. J. Ferguson, merchant..... 14
Abraham Evins, hotel......... 6
Laca.
Campbell it Robiaon, merchant 14
K. U. Patterson, merchant .... 13
Fatittc.
7 oo
7 00
7 00
7 00
700
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 CO
60 00
7 on
10 00
L. t J. B. Wilson, merchants.. 12
12 53
7 on
10 00
7 00
ISO U0
25 00
7 Xi
7 00
7 00
7 00
1250
60 00
50 Oil
10 O0
7 00
7 00
60 00
JsC Sau-hner, merrbant ,
14
J. T. McA!i-ter, nierchant
S. S. Beaver, merchant........
Frank Shields, hotel..........
S. S. Bi-aver, liquor deaier....
W. II. McAlister, merchant....
Brown k Son, merchants......
Moxkob.
J. S. Graybiil, merchant ......
W. B. Winer, merchant.......
Rhine ft. Graybiil, merchants...
E. C. Gravbill, hotel
Dan Scbroll, hotel
ScQLIBAKSa.
Edward Sh3Vr, merchant
Ely Crawford, merchant.......
Jacob Weiter, merchant.
Jacob Weiser, hotel
13
14
6
13
14
14
14
14
13
S
6
13
14
14
6
a HoitrsosTOw.
Keely 4. Wtckersham. merchants 13
10 00
10 00
7 00
60 00
J. G. Hsldeman, merchant .... 13
Elibu Benner, grain merchant. . 14
Mrs. Mary A. Snyder, hotel ... 6
Pelawarc.
Samuel Schlegel, merchant.... 14
Wiuey It Custer, merchants ... 13
Wai.ua.
W. II . Kurtz, merchant 14
N. D. Van Dyke, merchant .... 11
John Thonipnon, merchant..... 14
Jacob Kickeubaugb, merchant . 14
C. A. Thompson, coal 14
W. Hetrick it Co., merchants.. 14
Kennedy It Doty, grain, (C. A.
Thompson, agent). ......... 14
Gbieswood.
Thomas Cox, hotel...... ..... 6
J. T. Diuim It Bro., merchants, 14
7 00
10 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
700
50 CO
7 00
The license trentioned in the above list
will be due and payable to the County Trea
surer on and after the lut day of May, 1879.
An Appeal will be held in the Commis
sioners' Ottire in the borough ot Mitltin
town, on TUESDAY, the 8th day of APRIL,
1879, when all persons feeling themselves
aggrieved, can attend if tkev think proper.
SAMUEL COOPER,
Jitrcanlilt Jppraiter.
Mar. 12, 1879.
CACTIO H OTICE.
ALL persons are hereby cautioned against
trespassing upon tha lands of the un
dersigned, in Fayette, Delaware or Walker
township, by Ashing, bunting, or ia any
other way.
Jonathan Kiser
Wm Brantboder
Henry S piece
Catharine Kurta
John McVeeu
D B Dimm
O W Smith
S J Kurta
Henry Auker
Nosh Cameron
J W Hosteller
Christian Kurta
Jesse Pines
Oct 23, 1878
C G Shelly
A U Knrlz
David Smith
S Owen Evans
Teston Benner
Daniel Spicher
John L Auker
J B Gar ber
S M Kaufman
J F Dettra
John Lvcom
David liunberger
Arnold Varoes
CAVTIOJ NOTICE.
ALL persons are hereby cautioned not to
allow their dogs, cattle or hogs to ran,
or themselves to Sib, hnnt, gather berries,
or cut wood or young timber, or in any way
trespass on the lands of the undersigned id
Greenwood or Sunquelianna township.
Peter Miller nenry Rush
Daniel Sbadle George Dressier
E Long It S Dimm Frederick Boats
Joel Dressier Jonathan Miller
CAl'TIOX XOTICE.
A LL persons are hereby cautioned against
1. trespassing on tbe hinds of the under
signed either in Delaware or Walker town
ship, for the purpose ot Ashing er hunting,
or lor any other purpose.
L. E. Atrio.
N. A. Luitis.
oct21-tf G. S.Lckiis.
HOTICE.
ALL persons are hereby cautioned against
trespassing, for hunting, or other par
poses, on the lands of tbe oudersigued, ia
MiUord township, Juniata county.
HENRY GRONINOER.
JOHN CUNNINGHAM.
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Preii!t
TmtM of the Court ol
Judgaoiinwv -0Bh
tO Iiou. ,
as ror
ofti
n posed
th41stJuaK. -
and ia
counties or J run..- nr and
Honorable. Noah
Francis
the
said
eountV.
directed.
!,
; Terminer
for holding a i,uur
.d General. J.Q D .
General
at MIF-
.MON
DAY
day of
the montn.
:. .. n..u Gives, to
the Cot-
XvOTica i- " .a l
Constable
oner, Justices - - - .
of the County ofuniaU, that tbey
. .i...:. .nir Tiersons.
tetlrec
rt one
and mere in m rr . .
o'clock ontheaftrrnoonofsaidday
wlte
their records, inqniaiuon..
and oyer remembrances, to do those
i nations
thrngs
ippertaiw.
mat io u v ..... - i
.i -. l. ... nit bv reco
r recognizance
ano loose iu - .
prosecute against Hie priaoaere that
r. Z. i. tha Jail of said
t are
rumtv
men mj .
be then and there to prosecute
U1I hv indt.
asafnst
the
the
. J - - a n it i made
the
duty of the Justice f tbe Peace.
of
the
irealth
several cou in io -- -
.i... r'Ta.k nf this Court ufU
rartet
return io .
Suasions ol iu" '"i..
....Mil ., Vu. I'i ir f I
.all
tha
rm.urnrzancca - -
I tbens
.w.rafi n . ilATed Wl
itb
the
any person ,-- ,
comiumion or any crime, except such
. - - AA u.tTaalXBt I II t ifS
cases
the
as may euuc v -
Peace, under exiatingUws.at lrat tea
. . . n. Ar ih. . .
days
before tue commeiieemco v,
uf tbe Court to which they are mad
.,..!.! reaiftivelv.and In ail cases v
session
s r-
'hera
any recognizances are eniereu imo
leis
fban ten uas wiwo -
of the session to wbich they are made
tamable, the said Justices are to ret
emant
return
the same in the same manner aa u
bad not been passed. I
Dated at Mitflintown, the JTst day
yi arc n, in mc jear vi ---
thou
sanu eigm ntoorru c
WM. D. WALLS, Shtrif.
Sheriff"! Office, Miffiintown, )
March 31, 1879.
Special .Volicts.
TIIE WORLD'S MALM.
Da. L. D. WaTweaa's AiTiaanva Svasr.
C7-A remedy used TUIKTY-FIVK YEARS
in a private prc1s:, and never fajemg to
radically cure
RHEUMATISM, PKOfST,
ErvsipeUs, Scrofnla, Secondary Sypwilia,
Gravel, Diabeten, and ftl diseases in which
tbe Wood ia ireyvfnrted', ia now offered to
tbe public.
Sold bv all HrJail Druggists, and (wSofc
sale onlv) bv Tin Wrvbcr MsmcuiC Co.,
P. O. Boa 338, Rochester! N. Y.
PIMPLES.
I will mail (Free) the rtcipw for a sin
Vvgrtabli Balm that will reoiova TAN,
FRECKLES, PIMPLES aud BLOTCHES,
leaving tbe skin soft, clear aud Oautiful ;
also instructions fur producing a loiurimt
growth ot hair on a ta'd head or auaooth
fsce. Adtiresa, inchsing 3c. sfairrp, tfow.
Vaftdelf & Co., 20 Ann strict, N. Y.
TOCOXSIMPTIVES!
The a4vrrtisrr, havkig been permanratiy
cored of that dread disease, Consureyvioo,
by a simple remedy, is aminos to- mite
known to his fellow-sntTers the meacv of
cure. To all who desire it, ha will send a
copy of th prescription used, (free of
charge), with I be directions for preparing
and using the Hint, which tbey will Dnd a
scri ccre lor Coosoinption, Asthma, Bron
chitis. Ac. Parties whang tha Prescrip
tion, will pleas address,
E. A. WILSON, '
194 Penn street, Williaiuska.-gb, N.T.
ERRORS OF YOUTH.
4 GENTLEMAN who suffered for rears
lY from Nervous DEBILITY, PREMA
TURE DECAY, and all the eifcets of youth
ful indiscretion, will tor tbe aake of suffer
ing humanity, send free to all wbo neel it,
the recipe and dirrctiou for linking tbe aim
pie remedy by which he was cured. Suf
terera wishing to profit by the advertiser'a
experience cau do so by addressing in per
fect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN,
42 Cedaj street. New York.
1rI Tt'C m !I kinds- TUMORS,
All rQ dischsigea of BL'MiD. or
mucus, and all diseases of the RECTUM
quickly and perfect'y cured by asioiplj and
soothing REMEDY. For wior-naiwn ad
dress Da. J. FABSR It CO.,
22 Ann street, N. Y.
Jan 29, 1879-6 m
SPECIAL XOTJCE.
A.it person wishing a First-CIasa Organ,
will save 35 to 50 PER CENT, bv buying
the FAVORITE ORGAN, direct from the
manufactory, aa I bar. dispensed with the
aervice.of an agent, and will hereafter sell
direct to the purchasers, nn.r .
btnrfitjtf fie agent't fee.
riease aeud for particnlara before pur
chaaing elsewbere.
ALEX. McKILLIPS,
Manufacturer and Propnet,,,,
Dec. 4, 1878-Cm Lancaster, fn.
JUiMATA VALLEY BASK,
OF MIFFLIwTOW pA
wrra
BRAXC1I AT PORT ROYAL.
Stockholders Individually Liable.
J. NEVIN POMEROT, PrtndttU.
T. VAN IRWIN, Ctr.
DiascrORs i
J. Nevin Pomeroy, Joseph Rothrock
Georg Jacobs. fbilm M. Keener
TocKaouicRa :
J. Nevin Pomeroy,
Jame B. Okeson,
Jana H. Irwin,
Mary Kortt.
Samuel M. Karta
J. Holmes Irwin.'
T. V. Irwin,
T. B. Frow.
John Hertaler.
rump ik.epner,
Joseph Rot brock,
George Jacobs,
L. R. Atkinson,
W. C. Pomeroy,
Amos G. Bouaall,
Noah Hertaler,
Daniel Stout! er,
Charlotte Snyder,
SamT Heir's Heirs,
t Jn23, 1878-tf
GREAT BARGAINS !
Greatly Eedaced Prices.
S2S TO SS0 WILL BUT A
White,
Remmctoa.
Singer,
Whitney,
Davis,
Orover k. Baker,
Tha New Domestic
Howe,
New American,
Weed,
New machines aaid In l-- .
wholes, prices. .onr at
All attachments fnrnl.H -i
J ' B w v i. OU fft-
warded bv return mail 19 .. ..
Rv mjtnA in m CA
hept24,1877 Patterson, p..
Large stock of ready iuleclothing"e7th
latest and choicest styles, tr mn
boys, hats, caps, boots and shoes, notion
furnishing goods in andltsa variety for mmll
at Samnei Strayer's. ia Patterson
Largw stock of rWy-made Clotbinv for
altb- HAJOlYAco!
KOCJLAJIATIlW.-vrH
Prcfettional CaW.-
JMjUIS B- Ainuwv,
. an a r
ATTORNEY - AT - LAW.
341FFUSTOTTH, TA.
fW-Cotlectiar and CJavsyaocing prosapi
lv attended to. ,
v " In bis nlaca sa
Or r ICE ja -'; '
resideiice. south of Bridg sreeU
ROBERT McMEN,
Attorney and CotmserbT-at-Law
Prompt attention fiveo to th. aeear.af
.ad collecting of claims, ana a.i legaa oa
"'orrica oo bridge strWt, flrst door wasi
ot the Betford building.
April 14, 18.J-
LFRED J. r-ATXKltSO.V,
ATTOE JJ E Y-AT-L AW,
3IIFFLINT0WN, JCIATA CO., 1A.
AH business proraptly attended to.
Ornca-On Bridge stre, oppoaiu tW.
Court House square. .
EG
or
D
AVID D. STONE,
te
ATTORNEY-AT-LAV,
by
slirFI lNTOWN. PA.
CT" Collections and all profeasiooal b
nea prmptlr attended to.
jone20,1877. -
J.
ATTORNEY -aT-LAF,
RICHFIELD, JO'IATA CO., TA
All buaius promptly attended to. Coa
snitationa ia two languages, English ao4
German. '
THOMAS A, ELDER, M. I).
Physician aad Snrgesn,
ttirTLiSTOivy.rj. 05c Vura from 9 a. . to ( t. .. Of-'
Bee in bin father's reaidenct, a tha aot
esd of W ater atreet. - oct23-U
re-
ict
of
"m. chawfokd, m. v.t
ii -A .flv1 fhe Drastic o4
I1M .
Medicine aud Surgery and their collateral
branchea. Othce at the cM eoraer of TUr
and Orange streets, SlitSrntcn, Fa.
March 2'J, 1876-:
J'JUN McLAtCfSLlN,
INSUSANCE AGENT,
PORT ROYJt-, JVyiJT CO., PJ.
QyOnly reftfe Cbrfpanieareprtsaato.
Dee. 8, 1B75-Iy
J M. BRAZEf Ii. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURQEON,
.icaJemim, Jnrisftf Ce, fa.
Orrai foraserty occTyiei b Jt.S terrett
Protesaiopsl business pronttf fended ct
at all hours.
L. ALLEN', M. P.,
Has commracad tit prartifS ot Bled'einw
and S urgery and al! their collateral branches
OTtice at Arademra, at the restdmra
Capt J. J. Pattrrte-a.
rjalj TA. 1J74
H
EXKT GAKSBBEXGES, M. D.r
Continnea tha practice of STedicin aaI
Surgery aud all their collateral branches.
Office at his residence ia HeAIUtarvill.
Feb 9, 1876.
PRIVATE SALES.
Persons d-s irons of nrlftrrf yowei ty at
private sfe inrr arrarjfw to- wvr tfto prop
erty advertised in tb Stmlrr.tl raj Rtpuili
can, on the termt of no fay if not told, tf
r,i, to pay at such rate as hare previous
ly been agreed upon.
-w
clear, 1 miles west or F.ast Salem, on th
Mifflm road. Gunning water between borsw
and barn. All kinds of fruit. Improve
ments a Log Honse, weatherboard 1 Bank
Barn, Wagon Shed, Corn Crib, Hog Pans.
Spring House. The quality cf land is good,
and clear of stones. Tbis farm is ts Walk
er township. For fsrtier particwiar. ad
Ores G. W. SL'LOf
.
East Salem, Juuiata Co., Pat,.
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" v WOUI..IUIM 1UG iUl Ttl
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oi uin streei, jBeAlistervtlla. this
county, having thereon erected a Dwelling
House, anff fikiin a. i ... .
' r jhki, nua
Honae, and Spring House, and Stable,
a WeH of good water with pnmp ia
it. Eleven apple trees of choice fruit. Thar
tiki II r i .
- - -t" i ois is a desirable prop
erty In the locality In which it is located,
and can be bought at a reasonable prto..
r Buuress
NATHAN GRIFFITH,
McAlistervilIe, Jnniata Co., ?.
ONR HP rno u,.
rKUKITABLt;
BLACKSMITH STANDS fo th. county
nay b purchaa of th. undersigned at a
reasonable price. Th property h aitaatl
n Johnstown, Jorriat. Co., P., ,n1 wU,
th. Smith stand helndea a lot cf .bo,,
TWO ACRE l,.-. "
, ,K kaereon creeled s
comiortable T.o-.tory F.a.neHou, wc
modioua Si.w. --. . ,
There . . Well r , . .
of t. . ' at tbe doot
t,Jru;i.uc0:,p.
A TRACT Tv v .
MilfnM. J. SITI ATED-W
123 r. ' Junbu eooat'-"
iT00' eon,ainins r,fi' -
eeared, the rest well timbered . m
thereon erected a Lo- Jl j
Bam. Ther. U . nd
t th door. Pric. rjr1 TDgf W,er
dollars r ' two ho'"red ami flft,
1U- WmreatthiaofBc. '
A Farm n r.r,l"L "
r land, in tm, QCAL1TT
o7 on. m. we of U a . C"k T'!I
"o erected . LA RGB h"in
BARN, commoJ" BAKU
UOCSE, and ""r-ooarded LOO
kitchen dol; r,rM W,t
PMfcufarsaddre 0t TotT-
SOPHIA OSWALD.
KhTintown, Pa.
A TALrjART r . tT7
of JohB Vodertl TB
-ortheo, vl
oor- A str.m nr." at th.
I'- Aa Orchard of fiX, U
lion addra, ' 'oriaar b.