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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-11-07
One Hundred and Forty Acres,


Large Stone Dwelling House,
BANK BARN, Wagon he'd with Stabling,
Corn Crib, and other outbuidings. About
i25 acres of this land is cleared, well
fenced, and in high state of cultivation.
The balance is we'll set with Chestnut, Oak,
and other valuable timber.
There is a fine Quarry of excellent LIME
STONE on the premises, with KILN erect
ed thereon. The land has recently been
thoroughly lined. There is fine Spring
of water on the premises, with a Fountain
Pump, which supplies both the house and
bunyard with an excellent quality of water.
This farm is well supplied with Fruit, there
being good Apple Orchard, a Peach Or
chard, and a good supply Of Grapes and
other small fruits on the premises
The land above described is situated
about p miles southeast of McAlsterville,
about II nile northeast of East s alem, and
about mile from Browns Mills. 1t is in
close proximity to schools, churches and
stores.
TERMS.-Ten per cent. of the purchase
money to be paid when the land is struck
down 10 the purchaser; fifteen per cent.
when the sale Is confirmed by the Court I;
and the balance in three payments, the
one payable in six months from date of con-
tirmation, and the other payments in twelve
and eighteen months from SAID date respec
lively, with interest from April lst, 1873,
the payments to be well secured bv iuIg-
ment notes. EZRA SMITH,
Assignee of Solomon Coffman.
n..s
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-11-07
ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF
REAL ESTATE

DY virtue of an order of the Court
- Common Pleas of Juniata county, the
undersigned, Assignee OF Solomon Cotf-
man for the benefit OF his creditors, will
offer at public sale, on the premises, in
fayette township, Juniata county, at =
O'Clock J. NJ, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER "a, 1877,
The following described real estate, 20 wit
A tract of land, being the Mansion Farm
OF said ASsignor, containing
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-11-07
WORK FOR ALL,

In their own localities, canvassing tor the
FIREsrrE VISITOR. (enlarged) Weekly and
Monthly. Largest paper IA the Worid, with
mammoth Chromos free. Big commissions
to agents. Terms anu outfit free. Address
p. o. VICKERY, Augusta, Maine.
4f0 4 DAY at home. Agents wanted.-
OH Outfit and terms free. TRUE * CO.,
Augusta, Maine.
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; heriff : Office, Mifiilntown, ,
October -, 1871. !
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-11-07

Sale Bills printed on short notice at the
Office of the Sentinel and RePgbifcdn.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-11-07

Oct "A. 1877.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-11-07
CAUTION NOTICE.

Thomrsontown, oct. ls, so.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-29

TnE Rockport Transcript sometime
since took umbrage at us for admins.
tering a mild rebukc to the old San
Antonio Hcraid for its division vagaries.
Remembering that ~ mild answer
turneth away wrath" we acted accord
ngly Nor have we gone without our
reward, because in its issue of the DIST,
the Transcript in column article makes
the amcndc honorable in knightly
style. Truly, TnE HERALD, Tit knows
ITSELF has 10 shade of state sectionalism
about any of its hopes, desires or pur-
poses. We, in north Texas, want no
advantage from the government which
is not shared by the other sections.
God has been very lavish of favors to
us, and with our rich soil, genial cli-
mate and industrious, frugal, law.abid>
ing population, we have little left to
sigh FOR. We certainly do not, because
we need not, envy other sections of the
state. AS for Mr.. Schleicher, we persist
in our claim of equal interest in him
and his honestly earned fame, with our
brethren of west Texas If we have
ever entertained Il purely selfish pur.
pose in life, we are entirely ignorant of
Il.
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rANRuSrEE'S SALE or REAL ESTATE
4 whereas, ON the LIST day Of January, A.
u. 1876, W. n. stowe and NJ. Il. Stowe, his
wlio, executed and delivered 90 the under
signed their certain ii ed Of trust, which
was duly Recorded In book 20, pages 7jG to
ia9, IN the office Of the clerk of the county
court OF Dallas county and state of Texas,
conveying to the undersigned, rs trustee
the following described land lying Ia said
county and stat, and known Us part OF lot
number two (2J IN bio X +, of the TubprNiiIc
addition to the city of Dallas, and beginning
al the northeast corn, OF MNrillp and ErVuy
sIrcetti thence running uOTthWWdlS along
the east line OF Ervny street To- 2 feet To the
southwest corner of the lot SOLD 10 Adolph
Cuhui thence caNlWWdly al right angles
wun EsVay street lGlN, feet to sald Cahu'S
southeast corner; thence IN a sUutherly di-
rtCtlun lHt0llel with ErVay street lO,l feet
thence along the north line Of Murilla street
weSLwaIdiy to the point OF beginning. And
whereas the said decd of trust conveying
said land was executed TO secure the pay
ment OF a certain plUmlSsuty note made hy
the said W. N, stowe ana Nj. Il, Stowe to
Amelia POlacheclI for Il part at the purchase
Ipuucy OF said land, which huidsHutc il for
Tue sum of one thousand and nifty dollars,
dated December ~, 1910, and due and pHya-
bic twelve months thereafter with ten per
cent interest per aunum rom date, and
upon which said note there is edit OF
5000 paid the 9th day of February, A. ID. lS77.
Inc balance of principal and the interest
'llNlt'u ttlub sun hNt Uul UNPAID. ANA
whereas it is provided 10y the terms OF said
decd of trust that IN ease OF default In the
payment of said note, according 10 its tenor
ana effect, with the interest due thereon, or
any part thereof, the underSg" ed, as such
trustee, should have full power, when app
piled To by the holders OF sAid promissuTy
note, ana nitor giving ten days notice by sd
vertisement in Newspaper published In
tho said city OF Dallas, to sell said premises
the said land, ana apply enough of the pro-
cvedS OF sale 10 pay whatever amount might
Dc dnc on said prOmiSSury note. Now, de-
mnlt having hcen made In the payment OF
SAID uCtc, ana at the request of the holders
there3l, the Undersigned hereby gives no.
tee that ON Tuesday, the "a day OF August
isI, before the courthouse door in the said
city OF Dallas, between the hours , ( 10 O'clock
a. N, aud O'Clock p, mr. bc will sell at rub.
l!c auction to tho highest bidder for cash,
the said land herriubtiure described for the
purpose of foreclusing said deed OF trust, aud
the payment Of the balance duo on said
To, making to the purchaser thereof such
title rs Is invested In him rs Trustee.
ADOLpll METHLEi, Trustee.
July ~ INUh iy22llOt
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STATE OVER.

FrCeStoae Couaty--The Ledger SAYS a
Mr. John Harrison living not far from
Oakwoods, in Frecstone county, killed
his sonNin-law named Cherry, last Sat
urday. The cause was family diff
ficulty, but we did not get particulars
This makes three men shot down in
that county in less than ten days time
MI C5mtH--rhc sheriff of Hill
county on Friday of last week overlook
and captured oigh; horse thieves, and
about sixty head OF horses were found
in their possession. Three of the men 5
names are Graham, Masscar and Var.
borough, The entire party were con.
signed apartments in the Hill county
jail,
Colim Comty-Nicholas b. CALDER
aged twenty years, and Sam Robertson,
aged sixteen, stole some socks from
Hunstablc Brothers, and were making
away, when they were pursued by oils
GERS on Friday night. Deputy Sheriff
Wrddel, ordered Robertson to halt,
which he refused to do, but fired at
Waddel, who returned the fire, striking
him in the back He now lies in pre-
carious condition. Cabler lies in Jail.
Indersoa Comty.-l'he advocate says,
on Sunday afternoon, while negro boy,
son of old Decatur a former servant of
Mr.. Hamlet, had gun in his hand,
and a negro girl was playing with the
children, when the gun was accidcntly
discharged, instantly killing the colored
girl. The boy is overwhelmed with
grief, as the girl killed was his sweet,
heart No blame is attached TO the
colored boy.
9arrdt Conay.-The biggest strike
the Fort could raise was among the
boot blacks One had produced shine
for five cents, the others struck and he
had to say he wouldn't do so any more.
school question is still unset
tied. \ The .two-thirds of the voters
favored the free shoots, but two-thirds
OF the taxpayers did not vote for it. |
The city authorities are awaiting to hear |
from the state authorities lest they are |
called to account by Governor Hubbard. |
Els COunty-Dceputy Sheriff Braley
Of Ennis, arrested old man Mcmillan
east OF Ennis, and was followed by bis
IONS, who opened fire upon the officer
md his men. In the battle that ems
'ued, two of the McMillans were shot.
md Peter, it is thought, fatally. The
'risoner was not liberated by his sous,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-29

Tm Importance Of wool growing
ought not to be overlooked by the
farmers of this region of Texas 1t is
n mistake to suppose that sheep can
only be raised proitably in large
Hooks and only when one gives
himself up entirely to that bus~
mess alone Let our farmers kill
out their mean dogs, and each
raise feed and clip fifty head of Merinos
and they will soon understand that the
business of shcepraising on small
scale, is very profitable, Each farm OF
one hundred acres ought to have from
fifty to one hundred sheep, The ex.
pense of feeding is only nominal, and
when wool is worth from thirty to sixty
cenisp per pound thcrc is money IN it.
Money can be saved by having good,
healthy mutton, when needed. We
trust the farmers of North Texas will
generally try the experiment 1t costs
little to do it, and the result is sure II
1t would accomplish nothing more than
the death of tho superintendent dogs OF
the country, it would still be worth
trying,
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but was taken 10 Madison county
where he wns wanted 10 answer for
murder, The Enterprise cant lose
sight of the tap extension, but reports
all serene aud quiet aud not the strike
Of u single hmnmer0n IT,
PaaOh Comly-lho Wutohmon says
we are informed that Mr. 7 y, Frazer
has discovered few genuine cotton
worms on his cotton Isn't IL possible
that ho has mistaken the grass or boil
worm for tho cotton worm We hope
he has Mr. Bob Jones mystcrIou,ly
disappeared from the residence Of his
brother, residing about two and half
miles west OF town, on saturday the
lllh instant, and has not since been
heard from -- Panoln county, II r
now believed will grow At lcust twelve
thousand bales OF cotton this year an
excess over former years Of some two on
three thousand bales,
Graysoa Couy --Denson has organ.
lied a grcenback club. George l., Pat.
rick is president, a o. Phillips. on
engine No. Is on the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas, 0t Donison, fell from his en-.
CINE whilo in motion, but struck far
enough from the track 10 escape the
wheels, He was slightly bruised ----
Louis llo5icr was sent TO the sherman
Jail in default OF $500 bail on n charge
of horse stealing Tho officers Of the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas ordered
the shops at Denison TO bo closed md
the men suspended This, too, when
the men had determined to stand by
the company, The employees consid,
cred this unjust, and joined the strike
IA train of three passenger cars
on the Missouri, Kansas and ToXo,
were On route for Denison from the
Missouri division to hold consultation
with the employees at Denison.--
Rabd dogs are plentiful in Dcnison --
A bed was set on fire by n lamp eXplo
sion Thursday morning. --Shcrmar
wants a premium on the second bale o.
cotton brought to market There i,
a narrow gauge railroad project on tn,
tnpis from sherman to gainesville
Denison folks think sherman u narrow
gauge town anyway
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-29

Philadelphia Times To-day we are
face to face with the dying throcs OF
simulated prosperity 1t has been com
paratively gradual in its decline, but so
sweeping rcvulsion in the tide Of APP,
parent prosperity Us that experienced
in this country since the panic OF 1878,
cannot complete its work without
severely testing all the powers Of civil
and social organization Capital has
suffered in shrinkogc and bankruptcy
almost beyond computation, but labor
has fallen from plenty to want, and it
has muttcred its revolt against fate as
hope died in despair
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-29

In the decline of life, MS this Vigor of the
system wanes, and innrmities attack 1t TO
which in early life II was stranger, the
use OF IL safe medical stimulNnt is highly
advisable, Nuthiug rs experience shows,
is SO admirably adapted to the wants OF old
people Ms liOstetter's Stomach Biiters, 1t Is
bly, use against the CON plants 10 which
they are peculiarly liable. 1t invigoratcs
tho body aud cheers the mind, is pure,
agreeable and elective, Rheumatism, lum-
bago and govt are moro frequently develop
Ell In age than In youth or middle life.
HoStettcr's Bitters are an excellent remedy
for those painful disorders, and also toItity
tho ystom against them. They never create
undue excitement, arc gentle In their ne
tion, aud are Infinitely purer than the un-
modicatod stimulant OF commerce.
tll'july3OEwlt
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In the atmosphere experienced here dur
ing the summer months tho lcthargy pro.
duocd by the heat takes away the desire for
wholesome food, and frequent preparations
reduced bodily energy, particularly those
suffering from the fleets Of dchliitating dls-
eases. Ia order "a kecpa natural heNithiul
activity OF the system we must resort TO ar
tlscul means For This purpose Schcnck Il
Sea Weed Tonic ~ very elioc uai. u trW
doses will create an appetite ana give fresh
Vlgor to the eucIvated body. For dyspepsia,
is Invaluable Many eminent physciunst
have doubted whether dyspepsia can be
permanently cured by the drugs whicn mre
generally employed for that purpose The
Sea Wee 70 ttG in It's uarue Is totally dli-
ferent from such drugs 1t contains no cor
rosive minerals or acids; In fact IL assists lac
regular operations ul nature, and supplies
her deficiencies The tonic In Its nature 40
much rescm hlts the gusrc juice that IL is
almost identical with that lluid. The gastric
juice Is tho natural solvent which, In a
healthy condition OF the body causes the
food tObo digcStod, and when this juice is
not eNcrcted IN sufficient quantities, indl-
gCStiou, with all It's distressing symptoms
follow. The Sen Weed Tonic performs the
duty utthc gastric juice when the latter is
deficient Schencks Sea Weed Tonic sold
by MI Druggists luly5-d WIN,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-29

TINS is the way the Whitcsboro Dem
ocydt talks to local business men, and if
they can resist the smiling appeal, they
are queer lot to be sure. If we were
mill owner in that ncighborhood our
card would glitter in the very next
Democrat that fell from Mrs. McPher,
sons press;
There are three mills in this neigh.
horhood, neither of them advertise in
the Democrat Now, gentlemen, We in-
tend to advertise you largely. Come
and tell us exactly what You wish us to
say or we will advertise you according
TO the assessed value of your business.
Have you no interests in the advance
mcnt of public affairs Now march
right mp and see how nice your names
will look in the columns of the Demo-
cFdi
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Indians Approaching The ses,lem.u,,

A letter from Minnesota, dated July
q, via Deer Lodge July IS, from vii.
liam Silverthorne, says he started for
Lewiston, two weeks since to buv
horses, was captured by Joseph's band
and detained eight days, but escaped
last night and came to Lieutenant
Woodbridge's picket on the Lola trail.
lie Jays the band is within forty miles
OF Missonla and three hundred strong.
Captain Rawn starts up for Lola to-day
with seventy.five volunteers and fifty
regulars to meet them. Silyerthorne
says they hayeonly thirty horses. Rifle
pits are being dug at the post. Other
letters confirm this report, but suggest
i Is tho Looking Glass band. Captain
Rawn proposed that whoever they are
they shall surrender or fight.
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port

TIM latest MliculoFily Of the strike is
the negro 'longshorcmcn of Galveston,
We are relieved TO hear that the matter
was promptly adjusted by the accession
of the wharf company to the demands
of the strikers Commerce moves along
quietly now
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-29

JUST to think of IT, Now here this
great labor revolution IL practically
over and people will he compelled to
drop back ON the Danube and the
Turco- Russian war for excitement and
that is so cruelty far or However we
arc relieved to know that the moment
is approaching when the great pow
crs " will put their oar into the dill
Guilty. A little excitement may yet
grow out OF The eastern war.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-29

If ever u class of people were in dan.
ger of being addressed out of house and
home the grangcrs are in that nter>
esting prcdicament Every paper you
pick up colonel somebody will or has
addressed the grangors Of such and
such county at such apluce. The
coonels do it every time, which is
strong prcsumptive evidence that the
farmers are not to blame for the speech
epidemic now raging in the state.
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DALLAS, TEXAS.
suyDU MORNING July 30

Az yet qulct on Pecan bayou, mud
the bravo cowsboy Is quietly and ior'
bearlugly waiting for Major Jones TO
dispcrao him, Law and order rclgnH.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-29

Ma To y. BoNAU Is making the Me.
Kinney lioocdd onool the best country
papers in tho state The people of old
Collin should give it u splendid sup
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-07-29
DALLAS
MEDICAL INSTITUTE
Nj r. DC A l. 30 AR u T..
President and surgeOn.In-ChlCr.
L.. E. HU GILES, NJ. ID.
SIRGEONSA AND GNNECOLOGIsTS.
IL. X. LEAKE, NJ. d.
\, &. GRAHAM, NJ. y.
OCULiSTs AND AURISrs.
q. BEAUMONT, MD.
Il. W. ALLEN, NJ. d.
CONSULTING PHYSICIANS.
JOHN \. CARRINGrON, NJ. u.
JOAN MORTON, MI ID.
:. u, TllRuSTON. NJ. u.
:. YIELDS, NJ. u.
VISITING HOARD.

This Institution will be open for the reccp-
ton ct male and female patients August
18th, proXiino, and will be provided with nm
experience nation, and an ample corps n
nurses.
The price of room with one bed, medical
attention, board and nursing, inclusive,
81 10 per day; with two beds, IS SO each: with
three or more beds, - 80 each.
Recognizing the advantage both TO the
medical profession aud public OF n Dyspen-
safy conducted strictly upon the system
now being lnauguraied by the profession
throughout Europe aud In this country
known as the "PrOyident system" ID has
been deicrmined 10 opn In the same build
ing and as part of the Institution an 'Uut
faucnt department, where the poor can
obtain medical aud surgical treatment for a
sum commensurate vita their means. The
DySpensary for this purpose will he open Tor
the poor nom 10 a. IN. TO Il IN. each day.
iulyIld&wlyr
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The business OF the
Texas PumpCOmpany

VIII be continued by Littell 4 Burnett at sl3
Main street where they will continue 10
keep null line of pumps, aud be glad 20
serve the public acceptably In the future as
The old firm did in the past. Respectfully,
llTTEll & BURNETT,
Dallas, July p, Isl. IysSIIw -wsui
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INDEPENDENT, NON. SECTARIAN aud
In EVERY WAY EINAT-Nl ASS.
oFFlcE OVER 0GpGN WoLrfS STORE
Cor, Elm and Lamar Streets, Dallas Texas

Does general practice In lLjomcnud sur
QyrH. Gives sp, ella! attention to d seascS of
Wonci ind chitircH and " all diseases per
taluluG to O4trc prdrtlnc.
OFFICE Z, NSl LrAIION FREE
A circular ON dncHseS 81 the Heat and
lulLs, NNW CHurrh, bUy,jAal Yumu,N,
Hcmoi1hOuS, Etc viii bee sent To any uu-
DIRE e, by mail, On receipt OF two three cent
st0inpB,
OF two three cent stamps
once hours 10 IL "a, M, . 10 } and 10 @
3. IN. Jy.!itt
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IO RENT-Will rent d fremont lIor..
J. on Main street, very low IN "A yoaI i, oa'
ant Homek Il Jones, Real Estate Nlenias '
~ ""'''" '"''" lulyg,.w
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DISSOLUTION.

The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Littell a Newell is this day dissolved
by mutual consent.
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waot d @aloHolp

~ ANrED-A few good agent, in, A.
~, states Of Ieygeund Louisiana. Il 10 w, ao
G c y ym1'Ir' ' s,r6n yy'y liP, terms viii
- NF'0"'l' lunHHdNWtf
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IHO RENT.-A desirable dwelling to,on,
/ containing i've rooms, with cellar en3
all the necessary Outhuuses, stable. nlen,gU
OF water, and four ncres OF ground n / ny.
premises, G)} LeOnard street. WV
july2i-lw
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State Agricultural
AND
MECHANICAL COLLEGE
OF TE\AS.
U'liE SECOND ANNUAL sEsSIuN or
this College viii begin on tho
FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT.

The entire cost uf n student for q session
of forty weeks Is ONE HUNDRED AND
NlNErI-sEVEN DOLLARS, payable rs
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Teeth like pearls, 50 milky white,
Gums rs rosy ~ the morn
When the sun IN Heaven is born,
Such the dear, delicious wont
Orthoso who use the sOHONONT.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1877-11-10
Talking Editors To Death.

One Of onr leading New York weeklies has
hit upon happy plan for disposing of people
who want to talk the editor to death. Upon
entering the Office the visitor sees m the glas,
partition before him four windows, with a
silver plate over each. One is inscribed,
-Bookkeeper;' another, Advertisements; )"
another, "Suhscridions and last. but not
least, the fourth is inscribed, For Bores,
Any stranger showing a disposition to argue
the SUBJECT for mo than five minutes Is refer
red To the fnurrh window, where a speaking
tube running down to The cellar, thence up
TO the roof, and down again 10 al opening
close lie his ear, j. at his disposal Tube or
no Iube--lhai Is the question which he next
asks himself He generally puts his lips tC
the orifce, yells out, 'ls the editor Ing and
then starts back aiirighied as the words re-
peat themselves in his Jeff ear He yells il
again. and again the echo is repeated. Then
he looks >leepish, smiles siFkly smile. re-
marks that that pretty good thing slides
out the door and down stairs before any one
know, what's tie matter with him, and
never comes back.