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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-08-07
DIED:

THOMPS0N-At Topeka, Kansas, July
%, 1878, Mrs. Isabella II. Thompson, wife
of Mr.. " Shipper Thompson, formerly of
Thompsontown, Juniata county, Pa, aged
81 years.
OF the demise of Mrs. Thompson the
Topeka Commonwealth says; "Mrs. Isabella
II, Thompson, wife OF Mr.. W. Shipper
Thompson, residing on the corner Of Sixth
avenue and Clay street, died July %, aged
fifty-five years. Mrs. Thompson was born
in Danville, Pennsylvania. While she was
quite young, her family moved to Milton,
PENNSYLVANIA, where she resided at the time
of her marriage, in April, lsi7. She be-
came a member of the United Presbyterian
Church in Mexico, Pennsylvania, and since
that time has always maintained an exem-
plary Christian profession. Mrs. Thomp-
son leaves behind her husband, two sons,
and two daughters, and a brother and sister
These members of her family, aud many
other relatives and friends, will cherish her
memory as that of one consistent, and kind,
and faithful in every relation Of life.
The funeral services were conducted by
Rev. F. s. McCabe. D. D., pastor Of the
First Presbyterian Church, and the large at
tendance OF friends and neighbours attested
The high regard entertained Tor the deceased
and the general sympathy felt for the be
reaved family.
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I'm re Assigned Estate of Geo.
w. MCEIWee and wi ife.

In The Court Of Common Pleas q SrydtT
County.
THE undersigned, Auditor, appointed by
Il the Court Of Common Pleas Of SNYDER
county to report distribution Of the tunds
in the hands of Adam Wilt, Assignee Of
George W. McElwee and wife, vii, sit for
the purpose OF mis- appointment at his office
in Aiddleburg, on Wednesday, August q,
at 10 O'Clock a. ", and at the office of Louis
&. Atkinson, Esq, in Mifiintown, Jun;ata
county, Pa, on Friday. August %, 1878, At
10 O'Clock A. NJ, when aud where all parties
interested are notified 20 present their
claims, OF be forever barred from particips-
ting in the distribution Of said fund.
F. Z. BOWER, Auditor.
Juiv 81. 1878.
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HOTEL BUILDING.

No. l5.-The undivided one third Of 9
lot of ground in Port Royal borough, sub.
Ject 10 widow 5 dover, bounded by Market
street on the north, lot of A. 5. Ukeson 90
the west, PenRSy lvania railroad on the east,
and alley on the south, having thereon
erected a FRAME DWELLING HOUSE
aud FRAME STABLE.
No IA tract Of land on Tuscarora
mountain, adjoining lands OF George Bower,
Robert McMren, John Hostlsi and others,
containing % Acres. move Is less.
No. 2i.-Tbe undivided one half of
trac: OF lsid ir rUrbe.t township, bounded
by lands Of Robert Z. McMeen. Rooms lot,
IT. orge Bower, Moses Yocum and others.
containing Four Acres, more or less.
With the appuI ien&nccs, having thereOn
a-grtrd Y
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Legal Notices.

siones by lands os ssncs Beastpn, n 80 deg
W 227 prs to stone, thence BY lands OF
George and Alexander Johnston 80 deg
l53 prs to chestnut oaa, thence by lands
of Hayes, Bryner & StaInbaugh ) 81 deg I
l6S prs to stones, thence BY lands Of Jacob
Shesrrr $ 32 deg W 81 pgs, by lands OF
G. & A. Johnston S 72 deg W S7i prs to
stones, the place of beginning, containing
l70 Acres ami lT2 Perches, neat measure,
known as the Klingcr acorn tract.
Also, another tract OF land, situate IN To
boyne township, Perry county, bnunded As
follows Beginning at sfoars, thrilce 4s
deg 1854 prs TO stones 5 "a deg Z lS4 prs
to post ) 45 deg w ITO PRS to deaf
white OAK, so deg W As prs to a post.
n q deg W lie prs to stone heap, the
place OF beginning, containing Ss2 Acres
and 81 Perches, known as the StxniDsugh
trait
Also, a tract of land in Madison township.
Perry county, Beginning at the line between
JunIats and Perry counties, ON top of fus-
csrora mountain. thence running aiong
Jacob Shearrr's line Until it crusses the
All Corn run. then adjoining lsnis of 5 tam
baugh, Sheitly and others, being pIrt OF a
large tract ot land sold and conveyed by
John N. Nordien and George Beaver to
Samuel Peck; the present sale includes all
of IN. ,bov,. ,ract ivin, m M,,i,,op town.
shin. south of the Juni,ts eounty line. anG
supposed to contain about One Hundred
Acres. more or less.
Also. a tract of land ,itu,trd IN Horse
Valley. Perry county. 4 ginning At A chest
nut oak. thence N 2; deg W 25g prs 20
stones 80 deg + os5 mrs 10 a black ok.
2I deg pa p,s TO stones. 40 deg W
1884 hrs to placs. of beginning. containing
33J Acres aud li5 Perches, and allowances.
Also, a tract of Land. situated as aiors-
said, known A. the Macolm Wright tract,
Beginning at a chestnut oak, thence by the
Hugh Meinrll tract \ 49 deg L l934 prs to
stones, Is deg 3si prs to stones, 49
Dig W 1851 prs 10 stones, \ 4s deg Ssi
prs 10 place OF bcginning, containing ioo
Acres and 81 Perches, and allowances.
Also, tract OF lard, situated as above,
known as the Arthur Miller tract, Beg inning
at chestnut oak, themes by the Aaitoln
Wright tract, AZ deg sSI prs to stones,
thence by lands oil 80 onen Bowers ; 4s
deg w POI prs 10 stones, \ io deg w 32u
pfs, n on deg L i prs 70 the piace OF be
ginning containing oio tcresi mo = OF Is ,,,'' ~
20'@''' ''He' ~ " T,ioi a. 'iu y O0 90 -
'he property Ga Java D. , pAn"s'' Anu WI Z
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Legal Notices.
ORPHANS
COUR RT SALE!

TN pursuance of an or,leT issued aut Of the
l. Orphans Court oi Juniata county, tEs
undersigned, Adrninistratrix and Admins
TRAITOR Of John N. Kepuer, ist- ut Milford
township. Jauiata county, deceased, will
offcs at Fubi,c >aie, iu the borough of Port
Royal, at ~ o'cloek A. NJ, en-
SATURDAY, ACGGST "a, 1873,
All the following described valuable real
estate, late the property oi sssd decetent.
TO Wit:
No. -Four lots of ground in Port RoyI
al borough, bounded on the east BY Sixth
street, on the north 5r North street, on ths
west hy Okeson and on the souih by
r. Brenn;sholtz and Isll.
No. 2.-Three lot, Of ground in Port
Roy al borough, bsunded on the west BY
Wilson's lane, south by Market street, north
b. J b OKeson's lots and east by ZelI.
No. S.-One lot of ground IN Port Royal
borough, bounded on the north By Market
street, east by lot OF Robert Logan. south
by Middle alley, Mrs. K0ons, snd ives; b.
Sixth street;
No. 4.-onc lot of srotnd in Port Royal
borough, bounded on the west by Mrs.
Rooms, north BY an alley, east by an alley
and south by Main street.
burorgh, adjoining Jacob Zeisler on thu
west, MIin street oa the north, VIM. Good
man on the east, aEt unopened ailey On ths
south.
No. g. Four lots IF ground in Port
Royal borough, bounded on tho south BY
Fan Ground, en- the west BY lands of David
ilson, on the north by an unopened alley,
and on the east BY lots of II Runkle.
NJ. IA lot of ground in Port Royai
borough, adjoining Main stree; 0ii the north,
Sixth street on the west, lot OF q W Jacobs
on the east and alley on the south,
No. s.-A lot of ground in Port Royal
borough, adjoining Nain street on the north.
OScSUn oa the east, G w jacobs on
the west. and alley ON the south
No. 9.-rhe undiv.dv,i f-oieTenths of
piece of ground IN Port Royal borough,
bOuIded the north by lots Nos. so s-,i
81. east by Second alley, south by TuSca-
rora creek, au1 seSt by ruiid street.
No. l0.-Thv undivided frur-elevenihs Of
lot No 81. in Port Royal UOTOrsh, bouEde'l
on the south By TuscIrora street, on tho
west by StephcnsOn's lot, on the north b.
CU= Liiey, Jan. oa the e4s; b. Second alieF.
No. Il.-The undivifi ed foIr- eleventh of
lots Nns. 53 and %, IN Port Royal borough,
brundet On the south Gy Tus:arOra street,
on the west by al alley, on tile east by SCI.
Oud street, ard tls north BY Cus alley.
Nc. lZ.-The undivided fUur-eleveuths of
piece OF ground in Port Royal borough,
bounded on the south, from lot No. 65 to
month Of ruscarOri creek, by the creek.
east by Junil;a river to Cow sley, west by
lots Nos. II and % to Tustar0ra street,
thence TO creek:
No. l5.-An interest (thc our-eleventh>)
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Legal Naices.
Prothsnotary.s Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that Louis L.
Y Atkinson and Jos. W. Stimmell, ASST
gnees of win-y 4 Landis. and w. II. Ian
dis, have dled their first and final account,
as SAID Assignees, in the Prothonstary'-
Office of Juniafa county, and that tine same
will be presented for confirmation and al
lowsnce at the Court House in Mifflintown,
on WEDNES DAY. SEPTEMBER 4, 1873.
JACOB BEIDI.ER, Proihy.
Prothonotary's Oiice.
Miff,intown, Aug. Z. 1878.
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Executors e Notice.

Estate ef Chrlstiaa ShsilsAberger, decd
ETTERS Testamentary on the estate of
IL Christian Shnllenberger, late ot Aou-
roe twp, Juniata Co. Pa, deed. having been
granted to the undersigned, all persons in-
debted to said estate are requested 10 rnaks
payment, and those having claims or de-
mands are requested TO make known tho
sane without delay to
D. G. SuELLENBERGER ER,
July "a, 1878. Executor.
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Aow msht inches will stalk Of corn
grow in twenty-fo hours has ofteH been
Gsked. Frederick Espenschade and George
Heck, citizens Of this place, answer that
question, by saying. that sslast week, during
one Of the growing days, they measured q
stalk Of corn that stands between their bust.
ness places, and that between the hour of
8 O'Clock In the afternoon of one day and
the hour IL O'Clock the next day, embra-
cling period of "a hours, the stalk grew 8
inches in length, by correct measurement "
That part of the Odd Fellows Hall
building which is used by the K. p,
NJ. c., and !. o. D. F. orders, as u
lodge room, was thrown open to the
public last Saturday evening, after
having received a thorough renova
ton and re-papering and re-painting.
Many citizens of both sexes paid the
Hall visit, and all came away pleased
with their visit. The painting was
done under the direction of John
Kessler, of this borough.
| An old man, . German violinist,
came into the town on Friday and soon
found out such local musicians rs Roll
man, and his musical friends, the result
of which Was that the region about
RoIlman's place on Main street Was
sweet With the sweetest music in the air.
Daniel Hickman, residing in Walk
er township, has a timothy stalk Z
feet in length, that grew on his farm.
Mr.. Alexander, of Lack township,
will have to look another time in his
fields, as mis- stalk was feet 10 inches,
a good deal shorter than Heckmans. s..
Services preparatory to the obser-
vance of the Lords Supper in the
Presbyterian church, on Sabbath, will
be held Friday next at II o'clock P.
NJ, Saturday at IL o'clock A. NJ, and
on Saturday evening at y o'clock.
The Muddy Run Union Sunday
School will hold their annual celebra-
ton in LAWYERS grove, on Saturday,
August II. A cordial invitation is
extended to all.
Horningtown and Grahamville Sab
bath Schools will hold picnic on
Stambaugh's river shore, tomorrow,
Thursday.
Rev. Stewart Banks preached in
the Presbyterian church. morning
and evening, on Sabbath.
General A. Roumfort, of Harris
burg, died in that city on Friday.
North Carolina went Democratic
in her late election.
Col. William p. Wilson, of Belle
fonte, died on Saturday.
Elliot the phrenolcglst passed the
Sabbath in town.
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Letter from Oriental.
Oriental, JUSIArA Co., Pa, J

August l, 1918.
Editor Sentinel and Rspublican-Dear Sir,
will now proceed to give you a cnspter OF
current happenings and accidents that oc-
Cured in this vicinity since my last letter.
Mr.. BENJAMIN Brosius, while taking Sun
day walk, some weeks ago, crossed Aohon-
tongo creek on footlog; the footlog broke
down, giving Mr.. Brosius fall of some
eight or ten feet, by which he broke his jaw
bone and otherwise injured himself.
On the Sunday following the above mis-
hap, Mr.. John Rhoads, OF Germany, Green
wood township, took pleasure ride in
buggy, accompanied by his wife and child.
His horse became denoralized when near
the residence of Mr.. Joseph Light, and ran
off, upsetting the buggy and throwing the
occupants out and injuring Mr.. Rhoads in
1ernally to such an extent as to disable him
for work for some weeks. l understand
shat he has fully recovered.
Mr.. E. g. Sheaffer had quite smash
up" with hogshead of molasses few
weeks ago. He sent a team to the Millers-
town warehouse to bring said hogshead OF
molasses out to his store, and instead of
rolling if on the wagon, the men engaged at
it rolled it orer the wagon. When it struck
the ground the head few out, spiiling every
gallon of the contents ga gailonsl, causing,
no doubt, considerable of sssmedr-"
About the beginning OF harvest, James
Goodling, son of Samuel Goodling, cut his
leg with grain scythe, rendering him hors
du combat for the season.
"A Young man named Andrew Chubb, was
badly cut, on the farm OF Mr.. Levi Light,
in the following manner He, with others,
was engaged IN harvesting, and having
come TO halt for some cause, one OF the
hanos commenced wrestling with Mr.. Chubo,
and accidentally threw him on grain
,cythe that was lying near by, edge upward,
cutting across the tieshy part OF his thighs,
almost to the bone.
A little son of Mr.. John B. ilnett fell ofi
his fathers porch, one day last week, snd
broke one of his arms.
Mr.. Philip Keiter lost valuable COW
tew weeks ago, in the following manner
The COW broke into an oats-feld, partook
pretty freely of oats, went to creek, drank
TOO much, and bursted.
A COW, belonging TO Samuel o. Miller,
tramped down behind the projecting curve
of root on the bank of Mohontongo creek,
fell over, and broke leg, and, to end her
sufferings. had to be killed.
Mr.. David Hummel, formerly citizen o.
Susquehanna township, and for many years
a school teacher under the old order ol
things, died at his residence near Meiser'
vile, Snyder county, lately, at the advanced
age of 7s years. He was married three
times, and was The father of twenty-feur
children. His third wife and quite num-
ber of his children survive him
Mr.. Daniel Knouse is just now eanTassine
the east end of the county pretty thoroughly
in the interest of the Greenback party
Whether he has or has not made any prose
lytes yet, ain no; able to say, but eApec
TO frd ont before long, as the Greenbacker'
are going to hold mass-meeting at Omen
tai shortly. Yours, &C.,
AMICUS.
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MARRIED:

LOvE-ROCK-On the 25th ult., by the
Rev. Jos. A. Ross, Mr.. John w. Love and
Miss Annie X. Rock.
N-JAMES- July 81, 1878.
at the residence of W.K.Applebaugh, ESD.
Brooklyn, by the Rev. Mr.. Sticer, Mr.. A. G.
Haldeman, of Philadelphia, and Miss Ade-
laide r. James, of Thompsontowu, Pa.
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CATION.

A LII p-rsons are hereSy cautioned not
"A to fish, hunt, gather berries, break or
open fences, or cut wood or young timber.
or in any unnecessary way trespass on ihs
lands Of tie undersisned
SIsoa MCszAH. LuBrioK SHRADEE.
Gx0. DIFYExnAKYER. WILLIAM PEOPLES.
PsEoERIcK H,ISEs FRAScIs HOVER
Fermanlgh Tsp, June -, 1879.
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Thursday. August Is, 1873,

the court House Ia Mlil!ltOHD, II cicch
z. NJ, ON
Thursday, August Is, 1873,
The following described valuable Real Estate
Of said decedent, to wit:
No. 1.-The LOT and MANSION, on Main
street, Miffiintowu.
No. c.-The LOT and FRAME HOUSE, on
Main street, adjoining the basin, IN Mi
fintogn.
No. S.-TwO DWELLINGS and LOTS on
Third street, adjoining the Lutheran
Church and Parsonage.
No. TWELVE ACRES OF LAND in
three pieces, adjoining the Presbyterian
gravey ard, land Of b. +. Scbxe.er and
public street in Niiiiintown.
No. SIX FRAME HOUSES in one
block, situate on Mowry street, fronting
the Pennsylvania Railroad, in Patterson.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third Of the pur-
chase money to be paid on the day OF sale
one-half of balance on the fist day OF
April. 1879, and the remainder October lst,
1879, with interest on all from day Of sale.
The unpaid purchase money to BE- secured
by Judgment bond. Possession TO be given
Immediately to Nos. | aud 4, on compIi-
ance with terms. Possession to Nos. ., 8
and to be given subject TO lease.
EZRA d. PARKER,
Executor of John Wright, decd.
July IL, lsIS-ts
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MIFFLINTOWN GRAIN MARKET.
Corrected weekly BY Buyers & Kennedy.
Quotations FOR TO-DAY.
Wednesday. Aug, Z. 1878.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug.

HfLNUELFHIA, mug q
GRAIS-Wheat flrmer; red s O3al 93 !;
amber 81 04al 0i; white 81 OSal 10. Corn
firm yellow 4sa4gc mixed 41a4I kc. Oats
firm, old stock scarce; Penna and western
white 35a36c for old; western mixed 34a35
for old
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= A AW-MI

TERMS. - Ooe-third OF the puIchas5
money to be piid cash; one-third to be paid
in one year, and one-tbird at .hs death of
Rebecca kepner, widow, and the interest
thereon payable to her annually The las;
two payments to be secured BY bond and
mortgage and Personal security.
RPBECCA z. KEPNER, .9dn'r.
JAMES NORTH. .3im'y.
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HtAVoUs DEBILITY.

Vital weakness Or doprossloa 4
weak exhausted feeling, no energy or cour-
age; the result Of mental ovePsWork,
lndoser6ifono Of oxoesssa, or some
drain upon the system, Is always cured by
HUMPHREYS s. HOMEOPATHIC sPEClFIC No. -
1t tones up and invigofates the system,
dispeIs the gloom and despondency. .impart..
strength and energy.-stops the drain aud
rejuvenates the entire man. Been used
twenty years with perfect success by thou
sands. Sold by dealers. Prize. SLIGO per
single vial, or $500 per package yf i've yiais
and q 90 vial Of powder. SEMI by mail on
receipt Of price. Address nCMPNREYs'
UOIEOPATuIC MEDICINE COMPANY
100 FULTON STREET. n. Y.
For sale by HAMLlN l. CO., Patterson, p.
July l0-6m
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WEATHER-BOARpED HOUSE,
ORPHANS COURT SALE

WILL be sold BY virtue of an order Of
w the Orphans Court Of Juniata coun-
iy, directed to the undersigned, Admins
traitor cum festdmsrtc fnns-c of Philip
Ranck, late of Walker township, junidta
county, deceased, on the premises, about
five miles northeast of Mifiintown. 1T two
o'clock p. NJ, on
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER I4th, 1878,
The following real estate, to Wit:
4 TRACT OF WOODLAND,
.ituate in fermansgh township, JGuis,a
rounty, bounded by lsniis 0f DAVID Diycn,
David Moist and Others, Containing
FIFTEEN .iCRES, More or Less.
The above land IL wei set with Chestnut
timber, and is valuable for any farmer wish
ing to procure woodland for posts. rails, SC
TEkMS.-One-fsli of the purchase mon
ey to be Paid on confirmation o. sale by the
count, and the remainder on the Is; oay of
March, 1879, wher deed will be delivered
and possession given.
JEREMIAH LYONS,
Admir- c. T. q. Of Philip RaDck, deed.
July IL, 1878.
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ESSENTIALOIL
wINTERGREEN, PEPPERMINT, PENNY

WINTEKGKEEN, PEPPERMINT, FENNI
ROYAL, sPEARMINT, &C.,
of prime quality, bought in any quantity for
cash on delivery, free of brokerage, COM
mission, storage, &C., by
DODGE & OLCOTT,
importers Exporters, 90 William St, MY.
June 8, 1676-6m
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JAMES NORTH, .34m'r.

ALSO, at the same time and place, the
following personal property will be sold
One Rocking Chair, One Post Borer, One
fifth interest in Vineyard 0f about Four
Acres, on land Of William Clark, in Besle
township. rJuly 10, 1873.
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On the 30th day of this month the Sol
diers' Orphans School at Andersonburg'
Perry county, will be closed, for the reason
that it cannot be msintained at the present
rates, on the small number of pupils that
are now attending there.
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No paper IN the Junisfa Valley publishes
as large quantity OF reading matter Is the
SsntineI and Rsps5icaa. II Is above all
Others the psrer tcT ID. general reader.
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sTOCKHOLDERs

The Sentinel aud Repabi;ran office il the
place togct job work done. Tryit. twill
pay you if you need anything in that line.
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CAUTION.

A Ii persons are hereby cautioned DOT tC
IA allow their dogs 10 run, or themselves
TO hsh, hunt, gather berries, break or open
fences, or Gu. wood or Young timber, or in
any unnecessary way trespAss on the lands
OF the undersigned.
~ K. Beshoir. N. & J. II. Wilson.
David Heuick. Henry Hartman.
Thomas Beuner. fo-ter Thompson.
Christian Sholffstall. " iiiiam Hetrick.
John Noizer. David Sicber.
Henry Koss. ItugI, T8
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The Huntingdon Jonrndl says: The
Law passed last winter, relating to steal
ing passage On railroad cars, is an irn-
position on the taxpayers of the State.
The law conpels the 6uiug and impris-
oning Of every person convicted of the
offeuse, and the result is that every
county in which the ofeuse is commit
ted will be saddled with Jail fees and
other costs, for in ninety nine cases in
every hundred the guilty parties are
penniless tramps, who are unable to
pay, and who don't care . continental
how often tbsy are arrested. The isu
ID an outrage.
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NOTICE.

4 III persons are hereby cautioned
"A against tresp,ssing upon the lands OF
the undersigned, either in Walker or Dels-
ware township, by fishing, hunting, or IN
sny other way.
John y. Van-OTmer. J. W. Leyder.
Henry ". Miller. Solomon Manbeck.
George 5. Smith. .. :. Lukens-
Wi,liaiii Manbeck. Luke Davis.
L. y. Long. John T. Smith
David Altman.
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ORPHANS
COURT SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

DY virtue OF an order of the Orpf ms
ID Court of Juniata corinty, will be sold
BY the undersigned, Administrator of the
estate of Ezn. Mciinn, late of Fayette
township. said county, on the premises, at
O'Clock p. ~, on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER IA, 1878.
the following valuable real estate, to wi.
A farm Containing about NfNET y-FtVE
ACRES, more or less, having thereon cree
ted Log-frdme
WEATHERaBOARpED HOUSE,
Bank Barn, with Wagon Shed and Corn
Crib attached, Stone Sp-ing-housc and other
buildings. There is a never-faiiing
Fountain Pump near the house, and good
Orchard of choice fruit On the premises. 10
good bearing condition. About So scr,s oi
the land are cleared and 10 good state oi
cultivation.
TERMS Onc-fourth OF tns purchase
money to BE- paid on confirmation of sale BY
the Court one-fourth April /, 1879, when
Deed will be delivered and possession given
one-fourih April /, 1850, with interest from
April !, 1879; one-fourth April |, 1881
with interest from April l, lo79-the twc
last payments 10 be secured by ju1g gneni
bonds. WILLIAM THONP son,
June 10, 1873. .7dmnistroi5r.