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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-03-07
AsSIGNEE'S SALE OF
REAL ESTATE ,

VNHE undersigned, Assignee of Christian
Il Benner, will sell at public sale, on the
premises hereinafter mentioned, in the vii
lage OF McAlisterville, at o'clock P. N, on
SATURDAY, MARCH "A, 1877,
A lot of ground in the village Of Meals
tervile, Fayette township, Junista county,
Pa, having thereon erected
Double TwO-SfOry Frame
House and Stable,
Bounded as follows: Beginning at post,
thence ~ lot cf A. S~artzander rorth 30
degrees, west 81 feet 5 inches to corner,
thence by same lot south $50 deg. west one
foot TO a post, thence BY same north 3l5
deg. west 10 feet inches 70 a post, thence
BY same south 5sk deg. west I foot TO post.
thence by lot OF solomon BeEner, south 81 /
deg. east 55 feet to 4 post on Main street,
and thence by Main street north 5sa deg.
east ls feet to place of beginning, contain
ing $50 sqIare feet, more or less
TERMS OF SALE.-Ten per cent. of ths
purchase money To be paid when the prop
erty is struck down; forty per cent. when
the sale is confirmed by the Court, and the
balance in one year thereafter with interest.
Possession given April l, 1871.
E. A MARGRfTZ,
Assignee of christian Benner.
Feb. 81, 1877.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-03-07

Mr.. TLDEN-Yes, Hewitt, l am quite pleased to
see the Donkey air himself so frskily. You are a
good trainer and the dress you have on for the occa-
sion becomes you admirably, when dischargng the
duties of the trainer. The animal has improved in
appearance since the last campaign. Ipresume that
the shortening of his ears and the general smoothing
process that he has been put through has wrought
the ,hange; in short, he doesn't look so much the
Donkey now
Mr.. HEwIrr--Yes, Tiden since the late campaign,
in which he ran SO dsastrously, | have deemed it
, 1877-12-27

A&E&HE Ef2Sia AT DAN AA4AAAtVs
WARRINGTON, D. T., Dec. al-The Mar d.
partmcut to-day received dispatches In relation
to events just tsanspired !a San Eltzarao, aud In
FL Paso County, but tho only Information e!Ten
out by tho Deparsmont l. that I'll u now
quiet there, and that Col. Lewis, who
commands IN 8an Ellzafto. has been
ordered to assist tha sheriff In max.
luz arrests, to prevent Violence Against all
persons asfested, and to protect the citizens
from being pillagtd or lii aly why intcr!creI
with by tho mob. 1t ia unotac!ally stated, how:
eyer, that the United states tsool's were e,!ie0
upon to assist in maklug aerests Of parties con.
uecteu With tlo killing Of Judge HuSatd aud
otbefs; that in DUNG "a resistance wAs offered
aud twu Of ths mob killed, aud subsequcatad
Two Of thu persons arteaseu wore takca Out auJ
l5nched BY tho Rangers:
NEW ORlB4Ns. La, Dec. &l-A BroNnsvil!o
rTeK.} dispatch says: "trhe steamer Harlan IT.
Iiyeu ut Bsaxos yeskenlay nornlHg with three
companies Ut United ptatea troops from New
ORLEANS, which wero dlscusbarkcu and reached
this city hy railroad l2tt evening.
"ThcY a1u the arst VI tho addlttoual torco
recently ordered 10 the RIO 1raude, aud ara Fe-
Rerded - an evidence that tho power Of the
QoycFnmeut Il to b0 M1Es effectively enforced
on this frontier In future.
"The Lower Rio GFands has been remarkably
qulet for several months past. In fsct. since
the tail on the RIO Graude City Jsll four months
ago, there has bocn 10 depreciation u Any kind
worthy of mention"
, 1877-12-27
NOTES AND NEWS.

1ptctal iis1ascA to ma cstea1o 7ftaxAs.
WARRINGTON, D. c., Dee. N.-Thn sub-Com'
nittce Of Ways and Means, Of which Fernando
Wood Is Chairman, Is meeting daily at Mr.
Woods residence, considering those parts Of
the Revenue aud Tariff bills which werc coul-
mitted to tts charec. This, With other sub
committees, will report TO the full committee
on the 4th Vt Jnnnary.
THE COMING SILVER WEDDING.
The silver wedding at tho Wh!te Housc wilt
bc strictly family affair. A 1ozcn persons
who wcrc present at tle nuptials twenty-hve
years ago yo invited, and about fifty friends
frVm Ohio, who vii! be entertained at tho Ex-
ecuilyo Manslon No otIlctals outside the Cahf'
net will tc invited, and the reat of the l0 g'ests
arc friends OF the President and Mrs. Hayes.
and arniy officers who served with tho prcst-
tlent. [ffts arc forbi.ldon, and tho Whulc bus!~
nras will he scleet. lovc.faast into which Tug
elements Of grand CEush will not bo permitted
tn enter. -..........
THE nuHHAu OF STATISTICS
Is to DO rcorgautzcd about Ehc lst OF next
month, a.,il It eecins to oe certain that Or.
Young, the present head OF tAis otlce, will 10
rctnuyel
soLptHRs AND aAlLons rRErERRkD.
II In NfsttFn Assoetafsd Er<ss.
WASHINGTON, D. T., Dec. aa-Ths following
circular has been postgd IN tho Treasury Depart
meat under tho head, - No vacancies u:
military or neynl service by reason Ut disability
Or sicki,ess incurred in tho lima OF duty snail be
prcfurrr4 for appointment for css'l oiiies, prt'-
yded thcy aru found to poaseas the business
capacity necessary for thus proper discharge ot
tho duties Ut such utllre."
, 1877-12-27

Rpsetd1 Dtsnatck to m. CAca7o 7sfbun4.
WAnMIN0Tox, D. G., Dec. a6.-The following
letter haa been received frnm Mr. '. Davis,
Special Epployc Of the United States Mlnt, BY
Director Lindernan, in reply to letter asking
what the records Ok that Hlnt show concerning
the cotning OF stlret dollars or tho rcasous for
stopping the coinage Of this coin at any time;
MINT or 1uE Ialr:n SrArEp, ru1LAnAIruI4,
Dec: e2:-Ths Hon. II. q. Ltndtrtnan. Dir<et6F
tton Of Yesterday J. send shp. following, ex!taet4
ID e.tef + n a ~ fio oas1t
patterton,. Director Of tAd. Mint. datcd Ann!,
1907. to Thomas Jeferson. Psrs!duns OF tha Cnitoa
small esina: "TAe practices Of tde Mint has been
and stl continues to b IN stFtct conformity with
You.. wishes and distractions. No easles or dol.
quarter, DOLLARS dlmrs and hall. .llme< aro struck
Whenever desired ~ tns deposltos or nut patt'cu:
oaf st, sf Ssn ehs; as a
:tSp' III " sa'*i; Il: s'' than ssi % ds!st: s
of some kiud to stop tho coinage Ut silver dollars,
6st caunot Ind Iny such PAPER On hie ~ thts
Mint Will prosecute n'T examination still fuf'
Among tho documents ii! tho loft under date Of
J.a aaS seo.t f5o% n5ssto; samas
tho coluago Of do!!Ags - follows: '.'rlo couaae
OF half tA preference generally to that oS
tha dollar Wa adop,ed IN the year l603 OIL q rug.
Restlon, 1t Il understood, from source cntllcd 70
ths highest respect, TINT lh!a forn OF silver coin
would Impose a bonencial restraint On IL exit
fron, thu country. Tho et1cct It IL bei,cTed, has
justiaed this preference, and there ii still m ads.
quate motive for sdhcslng 10 Il"
tefron dated Jan. II, lbO7. hnt that Tho coll.
a2u OF dollArs was lntermlted from 1905 until the
cTosa Of thu year 1H aud Patterson says the unit Of
our monetary system was rare!y 10 met with Cit
culaion. The Last conagu prior 10 these tntermls.
sIons, AZ vol ~ | am ahle to trace It by cora
sppndeucc. wAa In tho quarter ending March ~,
In tie quarter ending December, 1873. I shalt
cndeAyof Ind Ill Tho rofeesponlence on the sub.
jcct, and forward to you Without delay. Very TO-
sncctfujIY, III. Y, DAVIS,
Spccia! Employs.
, 1877-12-27

Nav YoMK, Dec. aa-A 1AnQueE Was given
tonight It Deiuoulco'a by Cyrus ". Field Ia
honor OF tho present aud prospective auccess Of
sapta tsausIs BY elevated railways. Tho gather
iu. was yery notable, among thoss present b.
lug tho Hon. JOHN Sherman, Secretary Of tho
Treasury, Peter Coouer,. William Cullen Bsy-
suk David 4. Walls. William Urtou.. David
Doxs, President D. o. Mill. d. tha
Bauk ot California, ~ "; story,
other wslI-known genuemcn. Mr., Field, attee
! hfle{ speech settling furth tha ADVANTAGES 70
ba del1yed By all claases from rapN tzansls, An-
noupcad tho t.st regular toaa& .'Our county;
10 oave different patttss, but only ono county
1 common futasest.n Thia wAa seADondu4 10 by
Secyetary ShsrmAn, and William Cullen Bsysnt
spoke to "The pses4." Other speeches were
lnade suitable to the oecaelos, AMI tha company
separated after naoAt en1oJsale evening"
, 1877-12-27
A GOOD DAY FOR AWARDS.

6pseta| Lsp.1feA to 7M ta|coea IftashA
8ouEmUsap, lntl., Dec. 9.-Not!eeablc among
tho p!easant features OF Chrlstmas festivities
hero Was = dinner party'at tho Mayors housc,
given BY Mayor ThumAs nud wits to uelr Eela-
tiycs, tho Awards, Ut whom thcEu were prcscnt
Mr.. aud Mrp. Z. y. Alward, Mr and Mrs. Fn<i
Alwarl, Sir. aud Mrs. Frank Award, Miss May
and Matter 1ryie Award, Ntlcs;' D. Il. Alxard.
Battle Crrek; l. N: Alwsnit Chiesgo:, Judge
Alwarl and family. Florua Award, and Ralph
Aiward, soutl, Bend, making = total Of
eighteen Awards. This ~as considered
stiyes, 20 faE ~ tho mcn wers eon-
cerned, were also large. .Is ot ~. tt'e;n 10
measuring M aggregate ot thtrtJ-at1 fect 70
height, autl Weighing only trae lcsa than ,a?U
poant. After dinner " As5es sao%s1 -: y, al4
cst in Sout6 Bend, visiting tbs great Wagon
works of the studelakrr Bros. Nauqta;1nslnx
ctc, The ocgaslou was = VERY pleasant f4sniIy
reunion, aud passed OF satisfactory in eTsFy PAT
ticular. Tna guests wesa unanlniou. IN the
opinion that, as htSt and ho4tess, tho Mayor Aau
his admirable vile cannot bc surpssssd.
, 1877-12-27

himself is too ste} ss IS .ke much part in at,aira
Just at tho prese{ : : ,e, but ke has soma
friends who arc WI = : the situation closely.
and the latter al fearful that the whole
secret hfstorJ Of bis election to tho Ser
ato and his recent intrigue with Butler will
be shown I'D. It 4 satd TINT lust
after Congress adjourned for tho holidays,
the Republican Senator's who remained hero,
with the exception Of Patterson anu 6onovcr,
held private conference regarding Butler nnl
Patterson. Butler offered his resolution for a,,
investigation By tho Committee on Privileges
and Elections on the last day Of the session he
fore the recess, and It WAS objected to by tho
a. ss i 10 syo bee
to have Mr. EAmunla offer a resoftltion for an
Investigation by the Judiciary Committee, as
soon AZ tho 8enate reasseN,bses, II Ia al
ss, egsa By Il. sso T. 1e.s that H. f.
Wade Hampton, and that tEcro Is a sort
af m alisn,cc between Hampton and the
Republicans In the Senate Chamber, Hampton
Chamber ~ On M thc esa etates Of bssers, and tic Re
pubaieans being determined to tlecfnrc Buffers
seat vacant. This cannot, Of coufset be dono
without tho vote OF senator Conovet, and there
u every resson to believe that conovcr will
far. but the Republicans, although they may
not get Butler out, Will undoubtedly hare tho
investigation. and make It ycrY UNPLEASANT FOR
tho new senator. II Butler could be unseAfcd
by the vote Of Conover, 1t is probable that
Corbin would be seated, and both uutlcr and
Patterson hare bccumc suddenly vetY anxious
70 hare corbiu Investigated. They ailcgc that
turc is the difficulty between Hampton aul But
lcr, which 10 growing to be very serlous onu,
on account Ut Hamptonfs persistence IN cxpos-
Ing Patterson. Butler wants nattctsan to At1y
here until the end ot bis term, 10 that Hampton
may IcG In. ratterson's friends are ap-
pcaltnR to Democratic Senators to take
up bis cause An1 prevent him from be-
Ing exposed and expelled from tito Senate.
They nre usnx promises to the Democrats rs
well as threats 10 the Republicans, and It looks
m II Patterson would go clear ORR to tho DEM
oexat!c s1e in the Senate Il he remains there ut
all. Ifa !. 3oIng TO Pennsylvania \, i,e gone two
the thrcnt Il made that II this Republican 6cna-
tors push their Investigation into this trade With
butler. he vii decline to ask d pair With aily
Democratic snnator, which. in tho abscnce OF
| Hhar0n, would lca7o the Republicans onlY ono
| majority in the Chatnbct.
| II would i,ot be etranxu Il Patterson were to
resign ut IN early slar, on the ostcnsible ground
Of broken health, although he will striTa ~
| keep bis place a. long "a possible, to please
Butler and spite HAMPTON. II for, no oshct
| reason. II Is stated That Butler Is the only
Senator who has had any interview with Iattcr-
son since his sickness. Nearly a1l the Demo
dencc Or 9ent messengers TO Inquire about bill
| health. Oniy Gye Ol tho Republican benators,
OIL the ut!cr hand, have done eo,-nameiy,
Cameron, Ut Penny lvanta; ClafEcc, Of Colo
| RADIO: Jones, Of Nevada. Ferry, Dt Michigan
aud Conoycr. OF FloEidn.
, 1877-12-27
ITALY,,

TIE NEW CABINET.
LONDON, Dee. 26.-ftouan papers stata that
tho Cabinet has been constituted Rs follows: 81.
Dopretls, President Of tic Council and Minister
OF Foreign Aitairs; II. Cstsp', Interior; II.
Mczxacapo. War; II. Brin, Marine; n. sfauctri,
Justice; II. Mnglauo, Fluanco; 81. Perez, Pub
lie Works.
SCOTTISH u1hRARcHT.
1.oxnoN, Dec ga Rome correspondent
states that tho establishment Of the Scottish
Hierarchy will not he announced In tho Con-
etstory either Of Dec. IS or Jan. 3.
pECRgKs SIGNED.
Tho King has signed dccrees nominating tho
now Ministers under siguor Depsetis aa pre-
vious1y reported. -
TNH POPE on w1UKLs,
UY 1sieGr1ph to fh4 LeHdnn 7fn<s.
ROME, dec. 1.-Cardlnhl DcfalIouI has pro.
ecptet to the Pope I'll armchair bed On wheels.
m ingenious eontrfyance, enabling the invalid
10 rccltno comfortably, and movable ut will 0y
tho occupant. Tho lope Mill lisa It for hon-
lav's Consist Il.
Cardtnai Si,ieoni las transmitted to ths
Cariltnals abroud IN exact report Of the pope's
health, With tho DOCTORS opinion OF his treat
The Pope Intends scnaing special Embassy
to Madrid on the occasion ot the Royal nlRF-
Rage. with an autograph letter aud splendid
wedding gifts.
TINT hA health 4 hetiaE, out Will not allow has
journey to Rome for tho present.
, 1877-12-27


PARIS, Dec. M,-The 4Nonit<.sr announces, In
consequence Of the inquiry. ordered by Gen.
Bore1, Minister Of War, that Gen. Breesollca
has been placed on the retired list for
iusubosdinatton In having demonstrated with
hts superior against the orders Issued
during II. Rochebouet's tenure Of tho
War Ministry, that the troops should
prepare for important movements In the
event Of certain contingencies. The Aonitsur
declares that the public has right TO full az.
PLANTATION OF the natufe OF these orders, but, II
any military Manifestations weEn Intended. tho
idca did nat originate at the ElJscc, - Prcs!.
dent MacAtahon WAS ignorant Of such plaus. 1t
ls also stated Ia some Republican Circles that
President MacMahon was ignorant OF these
plans, which were intended to be carried into
execution IN the event Of bis resignation.
APrOfNTAKNTb.
LONDON, Dec. 27-5 d. m.--A Paris cofres.
ponlent announces :sthat eiChsrst1 app9int-
mcnts Of new Prcfectoral Secretaries will be
Eazetted tomorrow.
Republican papers continue to assert that q
coup d'ctat was preparing during the recent
Ministerial csisls. The Bitn Public says tho
ponapartist Gen. Dovat i few days before
tho termination of the crisis conferred With sev-
eral Generals on such an cvcntualtty. The
Frdnce declares that the troops At Versailles
nud elsewhere near Paris were provided With q
1arge supply OF cartridges, and that many ofii.
Gers drew UP their stgbntions on Eecaiv1nR Or
dcra to be In readiness to march.
, 1877-12-27
TURKEY.
CoNscRlp3loN or QuR1STIANs TO T10Hf HU8atA
Esftsr IL IA London 1tasfs,

coasca1f41oh on oaklstiAas ss ~ % saoas "oSa1@"
Kshsr ~ Losao" 1tats'
CoNsTAN71MoFLn, Den. l0-by far tho most
important event OF the week Il the publication
of th. lmpertsl Trade calling out force ot
~ nv, ,nap conno,c,, .1,ka 1T nou.Nuasu}-
lao'Voo neo. conposoo a!.Ns a,. W "ea'se
mans and Mussuluana. Ihese II some aai'
btguity about tts wording, ~ there Il shout
moat Turkish documents. An easy language to
.a,.t Tr.ti,h von1a seen, IN hc 40 hartl to
spcaA' Aut A@" ""o.e sss"@ ~
write and reAo thas t"o persons 1Ae!y asu+
late tho same paaago Ia precisely the same
war, It may be that tho Government takes
,dvsntsoe nj thts ambiguity In order
70 leaSe asse1t ~ @uca un'e11efeo ~ pNssloto'
and to open AWAY tor ona eouEse raae eppaf"
ently medieataag another. This, at leAst, 10 the
accusation often brought aRatp3t It, and which
~. hsan tro,,g3t m nj. n.tticnt.r occasion.
, 1877-12-27
PATTERSON,

zRoUbL1a or TUE souTH cAAoLnA a11A1oK.
D14po4eA 10 EtsesARatt Goaettt.
WARRINGTON, Dec. Ex-senator Butler, OF
8outh Carolina, and the friends Of Senator Pat
teron, Of that State, a1a getting quits panlcky
about tho proposed inresugatiou Of The arrange
mept BY which Butler helps to keep Patterson
out Of tbs PenItensiary, In return for pattsF-
son% vote 70 seat hun III the Senate. Patterson
, 1877-12-27
Mr. Secretary I1varts Steadily
Ignores All Prevailing
1&un1Ors
And Claims that General Harmony Il Hure
to suooeea the Present
Trouble;
But Does Not divs the Datailed
Terms Of tho Buren,
dar.
CABINET CIlAFF.
TALKS WITH acnUHz AND KvARTs.

TALKB WITH 8CHUHz AND kvARTs.
Jatcfai I3teodtcA 10 Ia Chicago Tribune.
WABnINoToN, D. O., Dee. a.-Tn 4 convcrsa-
tlon with Secretary schurz to-day your corre-
spondent asked him II 1lc had written any let
ters threatening to resign. Said he, II have
never written such letter to human being.
saw story tha. hAd addressed parties In
Chicago to that effect. The fact Is, I hayo not
written to Chicago In over year, and the whole
story ia a mistake. Ncithrr have told my
one that should resign from the Cabinet. I
don't intend to resign. There arc certain duties
for me to perform, and, until am removed, I
propose to perform them. You u,ay dsny this
story most emphaticaly."
On being asked what he thought Of
EvAHrs' EXPORTS
to unload the New York complications upon
him, Schurz sald, I" suppose such story has
been started by Mr.. Esarss' friends. hut doubt
II be holds himself responsible for It. sha,f
pay no attention to It until Mr.. Esarts indoracH
It. don't know what Is going on outside my
own Department, and don't caro- Until son,e-
thing comes to me officially"
Mr.. Evasts w.s asked by your correspondent
what he had TO say about It, and replied, II
have no time to read these things, ard shall
not deny them, because II do something else
will 10 started, and u don't deny that 1t Will
bo assumed that admIt It. [ shsll
SAT- NOTHING
about the truth or falsLty oi this particular
charge, but will say In general about this sort
of thing alleged against members OF tho Kepub-
lican party, that the differences In tbs party
hare been materially reduced, and tho ressosa-
tton Of harmony Is not far distant"
tletuent, or to say what the terms Of ouFrcndef
ARE, He McFelF SAYS That harmony 10 on the
, 1877-12-27
THE WEATHER.

OFFICE or raR CHtRF sioaAL 011IcT, WAsH-
1Horoa, D. O., Dec. Ill r. m.-Indtcatlons-
For tho Tennessee and Ohio Valley and Lake
Region, sluzth to eaat winds stationary pressure
and temperature, cloudr weather, and light
rain, possibly clearing away In Tennessee.
ttlCAL oHskxyAIIoks.
llHttAna IlAa
, 1877-12-27

There are sorne suspicious fo1k who look npon
It ~ no better than desperate expedient for
raising nArd caAh.
TIE PORTE.
Mspaech to th~ Lorfon 7Tnsts,
rERA, Dec. .3.-9uleaman's success has revived
the druopln4 sptrits Of the Turks, Eho hope
that hIs advance between Tfrnova and Btc!a mar
compel the Russians to evac,,ate TirnoVa and
tho Ahfpke Pass. thus opening an unexpected
road to the relief ut Osnau Pssha. Some Of
their beat friends, nevertheless, almost regret
the success "a likely to protract the
hopeless struggle AGAINST overwhelming
oddt. The eventual cost Is only Increased by
every days delay. and they think that, owing
to Kussa's resolute refusal to accept any oHers
OF mediation, for the present ut fcnst. tho
Turks hare no chance Of peace, unlcss they
themselves orsvinnte oveEturcs, and that those
who rs.ntluuc urging resistance uutrance arc
their worst cuemfes. Tho most perfect outward
there IL moro talk than usual About ploss and
cuupterplQts.
, 1877-12-27

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2A-Whtto d 6ansou'a
cutlery works, at Frankfort, anu Wrst d Co.
shoe dealers, la Chestnut strest, were damaged
by lirs $E3.000. The former wGro slightly, and
Tho lstte1 fully, Insured.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-10-31

The Bloomfield advocate says; About
dusk on Monday evening of this week,
Levi Swartz, of Centre township, was
dangerously if not fatally injured by
Henry Croll, Esq Mr.. Swartz was on a
small tree picking chicken grapes from
a vine, when Mr. Croll who was out
hunting for pheasants or turkeys,
thought that the roving object on the
tree was q turkey feeding on the grapes
Acting on this belief he discharged his
gun, and the result was that seven shots
entered the body of Mr.. Swariz-ore
IN the shoulder, one in the lungs, three
OF four in the bowels, and one near
the kidneys. Swartz came down from
the tree without knowing he was shot
until be felt the blood flowing from his
wounds. He was helped home by Mr.
Croll. ani DR.. Ard, Of Bloomfield, was
sent for, to render medical assistance
At this writing it is not known whether
he will recover.
We have a report that the residence
of Mrs. John Sheaffer at Montgomery g
Ferry, was entered for the purpose OF
fobbinp by breaking n the windows on
last Friday night. Mrs. Sheaffer had
sold her property few days previous
for S2l0, and it is supposed the thieves
were after this money, but they were
discovered and they failed to accomplish
their designs.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-10-31
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad,
Arrangement OF Passenger Trains.
AtGUsT 18th, 1871.

Trans isass H1rTi,bhfs as ftHo.s3:
For New York at -, ; 10 c nj, and 81
and - 55 p. nj.
For Philadelphia at ) ~, S 10, IL a. M,
200 and 3 81 p. IN.
For Reading al j 30, 8 10, . II i. H., Oo
5 81 and . 3; p m.
For Pottsvillc al 5 90, : 10 a. M. and :: -
p IN. and via Schuylkill & usqurhanna
Branch at 40 ?. IN.
For Auburn VIA ). x ;. Branch at :, 10 l M.
For Allentown AT ) 20, : 20 a. m, > ~,
3 81 and . - p. IN.
The 20, s 10 a. m and 3 - and = % M.
trains have through cars for New York.
The b -, $ 10 a. IN. and . 40 q NJ. trains
have through cars for Philadelphia.
SUNDAYS.
For New York at ) 20 a. IN.
For Allentown and way stations at ) ~ a M
For Reading, Philadelphia aud way stations
al I5 p. m.
Trans for Harrsbsrg isare as foIiors
Leave New York at s Is a. M, and 90,
) so and - ~ ?. n.
Leave Philadelphia at . - a. M, and 8 ~,
and % p. IN.
Leave Reading at Il 30. 30, ~ ~ a. m.
| 3U. b 10 ana lN - 2. VA.
Leave Pottsville at 10, 9 Is 4. m. and 81
: p. m, and via SchHylkIll and SusqGeh1n-
/ na Branch ct ) Is a. M.
[ Leave Auburn via ). * ). Branch at IL Ut
/ noon.
/ Leave Allentown at y 80, so, e 'j 4. nj.
II 10, 80 and 8 % p. m.
Does not ran o. Mondays.
SUND.fYS.
Leave New York at 80 y. VI.
Leave Philadelphia at 20 p m.
Leave Reading at 40 and 40 a. II. and II
35 pm.
Leave Allentown at 30 a. III. and 9 e5 P m
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j. +. WOOTTEN,
General Manager.
C. G. HANCOCK,
General Ticket AgeHf.
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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-10-31
THE FOLLOWING REAL ESTATE IN

Susquehsnna township
No. IA lot of ground containing %
acres, with large Dwelling House, ana eA-
celIeut water at the door. Good Barn.
Smoke House and other outbuildings.-
Young and thriving Orchard of about 80
well selected apple-trees, &c. Church Au-
joining the premises %
No. s.-About As acres of land, with 'o
acres cleared and under good cultivation
Balance woodland.
No. "a tract of Timberland contain
All three properties within one-fourth Oh
a mile of each other.
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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1877-10-31
SOLOMON SEIBER,

win visit Miffiin and Patterson every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings
and will furnish the citizens of these bor-
oughs with the best of
BEEF, VEAL, MUTTON, PORK, &c
at the very lowest prices. He respectfully
solicits the patronage of the public.