Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1880-05-12
SATURDAY, MAY Is, 1880,

Inc lOiIO"ing ueSCrlOeu VALUABLE real eS-
tate, to wit:
No. l.-20 acres and SO perches of land
in Walker township, bounded by lands of
j. S. Lukens, James Wilmer, and II. II.
Kloss. This is a valuable TIMBER TRACT,
being well set with rock oak, white oak,
yellow pine, chestnut aud some pine.
No. 2.-2l acres of land in Walker town.
ship, bounded by lands of Mrs. Elizabeth
Magruder, Seth Kerchner, ID. Rickenbsch
and II. Auker. This land is of excellent
quality, is in good cultivation, is well set
with timothy, and is highly valuable for hay
and pasture. Growing crop reserved.
No. 3.-9 acres and SO perches OF land in
Fermanagh township, bounded by lands of
Samuel Weigh, David Smith, Samuel Leo
nard and David Rickenbach's heirs. This
is Timber Land, and Is well set with fine
black oak, chestnut and rock oak, and is
| easy of access.
No. As acres and IA perches of land
in Fermanagh township, bounded by lands
of B. T. Schweier, and the Presby terian
Graveyard. This field adjOins the borough
of Mitfiintown, is very desirable for out-lOts
OF building lots, is of first-class quality of
soil for agricultural purposes. 1t is now
well set with timothy and clover. Growing
crop of wheat reserved. This lot will be
sold in subdivisions of two, three or four
parts, to suit purchasers.
No. 5.-TwO tracts of Mountain Land,
known as the " Macedonia tract' and the
"Roaring Run tract" containing s2l acres,
more or less, situate in Fermanagh town
ship, bounded west by lands of William: R.
Graham, east by lands of Sulouff and Others,
and south by lands of James Burns heirs
and Jackson Graham. These lands are well
timbered, there being a great quantity of
chestnut, rock oak, pine, hemlock, locust
and hickory thereon, and all lying very con-
venient to the Canal and Railroad 1t will
be sold in two separate tracts, il desired.
No. Ga Lot of Ground in the borough
of Miffiintown, % feet front on Main street
by $40 feet TO an alley, having thereon a
good cistern; bounded on the north oy lot
of A. J. Patterson, on the south by lot OF
DR.. Elder, on the west by an alley, and on
east by Main street, and is one Of the most
desirable building lots in the borough Of
Mifliintown.
No. "a Lot of Ground in Miffiintown,
fronting on Third street 20 feet, and ex-
tending east 100 feet to an alley, bounded
on the north by Lutheran Graveyard and on
the south by limestone quarry lot. There
is comfortable Dwelling house on the lot
that rents for 81 per month. The rent to 20
TO purchaser from the lst of June.
No. s. A Limestone Quarry, fronting
100 feet on extension of Third street. in
the borough Of Mitiiintown, and extending
40 feet to an alley, bounded on north by
Lot No. Z, and on the south py lands of c.
B. North.
No "a Lot on Third street in Miffiin-
hnn .ab nr, fh.. t,,- -,
Turbett, west by an alley, north ty lot OF
Miss Mary Runner, having thereon erected
a Frame Dwelling House and outbuildings.
This is one OF the most desirable properties
in Miftiintown, the house being Il very good
one, IN good repair, and the location being
particularly pleasant.
No. lO.-A Lot of Ground on Orange
street, Mifilintown, bounded on the north By
said Orange street, east by lot OF Mrs. Mar
garet kurtz, south by an alley, and west by
lot of Jesse Howe, and having thereon
erected a Frame Dwelling House and out
buildings. This is very desirable prop
erty, and now rents for s7.5O per month.
Kent to go 10 purchaser from June /, 1850.
No IA FARM in Fermanagh town
ship, one mile east of Miffiintown, on the
Cedar Spring road, bounded by lands of
Jonas h. Reno, John Musser and Kurtz
Kaufman, containing So acres and III
perches of land. This property recon-
mends itself, being one of the most slightly
and attractive farm homes in Juniata county.
Ii has large number of apple, peach, plum,
ounce and cherry trees in full bearing con-
dition. Two never-fsiling Wells of most
excellent water, with pumps IN them. The
Buildings are good and there are plenty of
them, and the land itself is a garden, its
yield in agricultural products, for five years
past, being, it is thought, the largest in the
county, to the acre. Growing clops re-
served.
TERMS OF SALE.-Ten per cent of the
purchase money to be paid in cash when
the property is Knocked down, or satisfac-
tory security given for the payment of the
same within 10 days. Terms of payment
of remainder of purchase money of each
property sold will be announced on day of
sale.
ROBERT McMEEN.
Miffiintown, April q, lSS0-3t