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LOInHilniqns
Extrait du Registre du Bureau des Mar
guilliers, paroisse Ascension, Inc.
SEANcE pu 30 MAJ. 1874.

| DEhSGE DU MAI lSif.
Les Marsniliprs de la CONGREGATION de re
| elise Catholique Romaino de l'Ascension Sc
sont assemblies au presbytere auiourd hui sur Ia
eonvocation du President.
Membres presents: L'Hon. Edward Dnffel,
President; lie Rev. f. Ceuppens, Ours; J. A.
Braud, Jr Frederic Duffel, j. NJ. Bracd ct F6-
llx Leblanc.
Lecture dc Ia de1nierc seGrcc est fat ct ap-
prouTee.
Sur motion de N. Frederic Dulfel, ddment
second6e, la resolution suivante est adoptGe:
| Consld9rant que tel est lie dGsir exprim6 par
! la tres gfande lnajorite dies Catnolgues de ia
parolsse Ascension, it est par CONSEQUENT
| Rfsoiu, Quo nous, Mar&uillers dc IEglise
/ tathohque homalne de LII parolsse Ascension
| ct r6pr6sentants i6guux DIES Catalogues de la
| parol6se, en- notre nom ct al nom des Catho-
illueS que nous reprGsentons, transferrons la
| dlte lEgllse de pAscen51on, avec ses proprletes
| ct regenus, 4 Ia Corporation de Ptgl1se C;4.ho-
| ilque Romano die Ia Nouvelie Orleans, repre-
| sontee par sou President, mgr. N. j. Perche,
/ AfcheVevue de la Nile. Orleans aux conditions
| 3ulTantS, SavOir:
10. Les propri6tes ct reyonus dc la dite
egiise seront elnployes exCusl Ve1nont dams l'in-
teret ct pour lie bIen Sprltltel o. teIlpoPe de Ia
| Congregation CathollQue dc La dlte egiIsc
20. Les proprietes ct reVenus seront admins
| tres au nom de Ia Corporation de PE5lise Ca
tilDiiiuc itoI1lai4to GU GlOCeSe Gle la Mic. Or
leans, soft par Mgr. rArcheVeoue Iui meme
| SOFT par ceiuI on ceux quill aura autoris6 & les
administer ct quiz touiours dr0it de fare
| renGre compta toutes les fos quill jil5era con
| genable.
| 3. La Corporation de pEgliso CatholiIue Ro-
! maine du Diocese de la Nile. Orleans i.ssumera
e paleIrent du due bill en- date du Is mai 1874
| ell favenr de Iessrs. Ihlberga q HiiEen, pour
| la somne de Sl63 50, ct le billet de la meme
| date an meme portour SIX Isois pour la solnn8
de neEf cent solGanta qaatre 6O-ln0 p:astrc8
aTec lnterat hunt pour cent, souscrit par nous
pour toutc soltle DIES travaux ct r6paratiOns sur
Itgilse CathoGlue Romano de rAsceusion Sc
lon contrat en- date ltu Is ;tvriI 1874.
ii6sot2t dc pi2ts, Que cette resolution ne scra
yailde ct aura dettet que dix jours apres cette
GATE, apres qu'elle aura etc approy5a ct ratiii6o
par ia majorlte DIES membres de La dite Congr6-
cation Catalogue de rAscension qui deyro1t
etr8 invites 4 signer les deux listes, pour ct
contre, qul seront d6pos6es au Iresbyt9re.
hhSotM ce pius. 1u'apr6s &c dGlai. un comit6
dc trols Malsailllers qUj seroHt NOMINEES par e
President SOFT ct est par les pr6s"utes antpris6
8 fare le dit transfer par acte nUtarle scion
IespFlt de cette resolution, & noins que Ii lste
dc ceux opposes al dit transfer ne soft plus
nonlbTcux que Iautre.
lie President llommo ,iu comitG 1Iessr5 Ere
dGric Duffel, j. A. 5raud, Jr., ct Felix Leblanc.
Sur motion, lie conseil s'ajourro sine die.
&c u juin 1874. ERD. DUFFEL,
L. Leblanc President
Observation-Disclosures.
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CESrE,;AEv CoLLg.fi..-.r The next term of
this vel! known and popular Institution Of
Learning VIII open on the first Monday CT
September, a1ld the parents or guardians
of eejucahle young men St.o,sla make aote
Of tic fact. CeEtenary College l. bo;,,ti-
fully situated Al Jackson, la, within i've
miles q the line of tile Mississippi Valley
railroad, and enjoys y reputation that IS
nos exceLiea by that Ct any s;r:!as il,stitr,-
ton in tie State. Supplied with frli and
hishiy capable corps Of teachers. affold.ng
a preparatory course fer a total exl.sz.e OF
ONLY $:t.5St ise" session Of tan month";. O.
$t.V per session tor cole.iate course Tie
C,.t4en&eA oe.tlunti present, advantages
Ven wg.t,y W con ls1=-a.t24 b. ts0zg :.4v-
':.c s,'sI= ~; zsal:fr - eeisea:e. t.>ay . tbs
.'+stSt t..e'. i'll err STATE ata Eaoud 10 t.e....
g. se.:s..s lu.iI.-e I5E it5si, as5t: ,taj...
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Son. S & vss: S ing.

'.Iioa does that yasso ran? Something ike
this isn't it?
There are those who tou.h the magic strtng,a
And noisy fame is proud t3 win them;
Aias. for those VINO never Sjii.t,
But die With al their muse III them.
Yes, that's beautiful. pathetic and true. -
said your representative. :" The poet atluda- to
people who are somehow suppressed. and never
tat their full allowance Of Joy ard air. Which
reminds me of I letter shown me the other day
By EISC0E Il 90, Of New York signed BY Mr.
b. G. Williams. Of Chapman, Snyder Co., Pa. a
prominent bu5Ilca6 nan OF t!lat place. He
writes:
II have suffered with asthma for over forty
years, and had Il terrible attack in December
and January, 1852 hardly know what prompted
me- 30 take PARKER S IONIC. i did 50, and the
first day took four doses The effect ;sonisned
That night slept If nothing was the
matter with me and have ever since. | have
had colds since, bnt asthma. My breathing
is now as perfect as If / had never known that
disease. Il you know of any who has astll-
will cure it-eYen after forty years. There
was a man VINO escaped the fate Of those whom
the poet iaIneIt3.
This preparation, which has heretofore been
kEown as PhR8EEs GINGER TCElC, will here
after be advertised and sold under the nam" Of
PAEIlEES ..O,IG. InGsEuch as ginger Is really
an uniGtloFtaEt Ingredient, ard unprtnClpta
dealers arc constantly deoeivilla their customers
by substituting inferior preparations nnder the
name OF ginger, we drop the misleading word.
There Is no change. however, in the prepare
ton itself, and all bottles remaining IN the
hands Of dealers. wrapped tinder the name Of
PARNERs GINGER Tonic contain the genuine
MEDICINE If the fac-simile signature OF HIsC0X
u Co. IS at the bottom OF the outside wrapper.
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Cheap TonY's Monthly Drawing.

Go to Cieop Tony before buying elsewhere
for bo.gti,s in his line of business. You acjl!
not only make from 25 to 70 PR cent. by pur-
cJGsi;,g goa:t goods from him, bNt al ar7,o duy
FIVE DOLLARS 2rorfA 7riN hare q free 3saenejer
III his REGULAR MONTHLY DRAWING OF ONE
SEWING SItcHISE. i5etaeue541, tie second drnm-
ing roiH positively toAe place Sis1r1ay, -ingnst
2G, 1883 end after that ecary inst Su2aday Of
earn month, tst the store, at 10 ocloc3: Il. NJ, IN
presence Of a!I 'rho IRISH to otteDd. Ou1y ttro
hu?1GreH nnnsbc9s m5N be qire7e montJtiV.
Books 'ril be holt foT the benefit Of trimmer, end
The trimming suHs5e oeiE be p'tbIisjaed ntonthtH
Get yoNr annsbe1: ot once 5cfore they are al
GRPD.
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Judge WHY has overruled the motion 70
quash the Indictment in the Kellogg case.
Mr.. Kellogg was arraigned and plead not
guilty. The trial will be set when conrt
meets in October. The accused is said to
be in excellent spirits and claims to have
evidence that will establish his innocence
and expose the true nature Of the conspiracy
against him.
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4. Is. SHARP.

Mr.. ". L. Stirling Of the CHEF Office re-
turned from lis visit to West Feliciana,
Wednesday night. looking and feeling as
fine as 2 fiddle. lie reports having had a
mammoth time among his friends and rel
atives, and i enthusiastic IN his description
# the celebration and fete cI.arnpetre that
occurred on tie 18th utino under the au-
spices If Bayou Sara Lodge No. =, Knights
q i'ytaiaS.
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An attempt was made by some unknown
scoundrel. yesterday morning before day
light, to burn Mr.. Jeremiah Supplies large
store in Bayou Gpula. Coal oil was scat
tered over one corner Of the building and
fire set to it, but fortunately the flames were
discovered by passing mail carrier before
they had gained much Roadway and were
soon extinguished.
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Ian mil hut cent neutrality-suspicious. ct lo
vingt-trois Juliet, par,tev,aut moi, Charles 10
seph Ih6ard, notaire public pour Ia paroisse
d'Orieans personelement comraru N. Table
francois Xavier Coupons, cure de rEgl;se Ca
tholique Romano dc Donaidsonvillo. paroieso
Ascension, Louisiana, leqnei declare ct attast5
pour vrHi le proc3s-yerbal qti prGccde En- fol
de quoi. noas avons sign6 Ia pr6sente attesta-
ton Ia Nouyelie Orleans, les Jour, mois ct an
que dessus, Ct ~ q apposa mon sceau.
Z. Nav. CEUPFENS.
Il. 5. CHAs. J. TIIitARD,
not. Pub.
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A SENSIBLE DECISION,

Attorney General Egan has given al Of
fetal opinion, in response to an inquiry
| from State Register LobdclI, that The cianso
n the contract entered into By Mr. John
McEnery and the late Gov. NiItz, which
authorizes the former 10 locate his scgint
| upon any vacant State lands lie may select.
Is illegal and void. TIE Attorney General
decides that Mr.. McEneIy must take his pay
N kind--tlat is, from the lands which he
actually RECEIVERS for the State. This is
good common sense and ought to be good
| law. The idea Tat an agent should recover,
10000 acres Of almost worthless marsh and
receive as q fee 900 acres Of arabic Or tim
bered lands, worth ten times the value Of
the marshy tract, seems preposterous IN
the extreme, yet that sort Of thing was not
only possible, but has actually been carried
into execution under the H'iitz-}E:I2ner7
agreement.
1t is a pity the Attorney General could
lot nave gomez step farther and pronounced
the contract nuii il It's entirety. Etisan i'm
position and q wrong upon The State,
even when shorn Of the provision which has
been pronounced Illegal, and means ought
TO DO found to wipe it out Of existence
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
a AYERS {. z z S
IL Z - 70

contains an i,rt;s9ote for all ntIarial Clisor-
dcrs which 50 fa- as known is used in TO other
remedy. It contains no Quinine. nor any min
cral nor deietorious substance whatever, and
consequently produces no injurious effects upon
the constitution, but leaves the system as
healthy as It was before the attack.
sTE WARRANT AYERS AGUE CURE
70 cure every case of Fever and Agua, Intermit-
tent or Chill Fever, Hernittep5 Fever, Dumb
Asue, Bilious Fever, a1d Liver Complaint
caused by malaria. In case Of failure, after due
trial, dealers are authorized, by our circular
dated Ja:S ist, tS83, to refund The money.
Dr.. j. c. eyer & Co, Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists.
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NEW ORLEANS. 9th Ju!I. Ia22.

EDITOR GIHEF:
Please be kind enough to publish in your next
issue the foregoing extract from the book Of
deliberations Of the trustees Of 1874 and o5li:sc
lours truly, T. Nav. CEUPFENS,
Parish priest of Ascension Church.
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WHY they Cnu Him .Gl1 Eyan.,

=" Yes, that's sally So said jenkins, my
hair is turning gray and falling out before its
time. Use something? ! wontd, but most hair
restorers are dangerous" True" answered
his friend, - but Parker's Hair i5alsam is -
harmless rs it Is effective. I've tried it. and
know. HlVc the Baisam q show and the boys
will soon stop calling you Old Ma- ,Jc;|li1ts.' !"
1t never fails to restore the original color to
gray or faded HAIR. Richly perfutned, an cle-
giant dressing.
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GOD II HIsroEY.-Rev. Maurice Essen
berg iecturad on this subject before the
Guild Of Ascension last Monday evening,
and the discourse fully justified The high
estimate Che friends Of the accomplished
Doctor place upon his scholarly attain
men;s. The delivery Of Tie lecture occu-
pied halt al hour, and proved very enter
tanning 20 the members of the Guild who
had the good fortune 10 hear it. Numerous
examples We're cited from 5criptural and
ancient history to prove tho presence and
power CT an all-ruiinz ana ornipotcnt
spirit, and The remarkable fulfilln,ent of
prophecies attributed to divine origin we're
cited IN support Of the proposition upon
which the lecture was based
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Saturday, August a, 1888.

NJ. T. Polk, the defaulting Tennessee
Treasurer, has been convicted and SEN
fenced to twenty years imprisonment and
1886, $40 fine.
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Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, by increasing
vital power, ard rendering the physical
functions regular and active, keeps the
system in good working order, and protects
II against disease. For constipation, dys-
pepsia and liver complaint nervousness,
kidney and rheumatic ailments, it is in.
valuable, and it affords . sure defence
az traces Of such disease from the system.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers
generally.
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From Eminent Wilmer 9sris!ts,I!. VI. q.
!.:ii ituarp
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lie President nomnc tiu comite Messrs. Ere
d6ric DuffeI, j. A. Braud, Jr., ct Felix Le3lanc.
Sur motion, le conseil s'ajourrc sine die.
Ce L. JUN. 1874. ERD. DUFFEL,
e. iEBLANc, President.
.lGccatairn-I r4socinr.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-09-12

SPECIAL Agent Bowen. of the
Union Fire Insurance Co, of Phila-
phia has been out in an announce
ment in the Philadelphia Times that
he has adjusted all the losses by the
late fire in this place and cancelled
all the out standing risks of the
Union in Miffiintown. If the agent
had confined himself to such a state
ment no one could justly have found
fault but with his statement of losses
paid and cancellation of outstanding
risks, he couples a recital of falls
hood with regard to the treatment
of the Lewistown fremen by people
of this place, that does only himself
injustice and indirectly the company
that he represents injustice. In so
serious matter as that which re-
lates to Sieat fires and their conse-
quences the Union company should
men to go upon the scene,
who are competent and willing to
collect facts and not common street
talk to report at home and abroad to
to the world in the newspapers.
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Items.

1t is said that if an Illinois farmer
washes bis face twice day and wears
q collar, he is called dude.
a gentleman was driving two horse
team down a bank to cross SidelIng
Hill creek, near Dublin Mills the 9th
er day, when one of the horses tramp
ed upon a curved pine limb about five
feet long, which tilted up and struck
the horses body underneath entering
about eight inches and letting his en-
trails out. The horse which was val
ued at Sl75, bad to be shot.
Grave robbers are quickly disposed
of IN certain parts of the South, as
may be learned by the following de-
spatch:
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 4.-"At Ed
wards, Miss, to-day, two negroes,
named James King aud George Cad
dis, we're arrested, charged with hav
ing robbed the grave of Mrs. Hattie
Howell. They confessed their guilt,
informing the officers that they stole
the body for the purpose of securing
the bones of one arm, which they used
In carrying on their profession as con
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-09-12
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

Last Wednesday night some one
kindled fire in the pigpen and car
riage house of Enoch Beale in Spruce
Hill twp, but the fire did not burn
we'll and when the family got up in
the morning at an early hour there
were yet number of bright Goals
of fire in the place were the fire had
been started The stock in the
barn had all been turned out OF the
barn by the parties-it is supposed
that started the fire.
On the 7th inst, Mrs Catharine
Sponhour died at the residence of her
son-in-law Solomon Sieber in Ferman-
agh twp. The funeral took place on
Sabbath. Rev. Z. L. Berry was the
officiating minister The funeral ser
vice consisted of prayer at the house,
when the remains was conveyed to the
Mennonite church, in Lost Greek val
ley, where MIR. Berry preached flu
neral sermon, reading as lesson the
Goth Psalm, and preaching from the
10th verse of the 9th chapter of Ec-
clesisstes After the sermon the large
congregation fled passed the body of
the old lady who they bad known so
many years. When the people had
paid their respects in that way the re-
mains of the deceased was taken up,
carried to the grave yard adjoining the
church and there placed in its last res
ting place. Mrs Sponhour was aged
81 years limo and 90 days.
The Lewistown Free Press of last
week says, or year old daughter
of Jacob Stinebarger, of Derry twp,
met with painful accident on last
Saturday afternoon. It appears a
hired girl, aged about II years, in
Mr.. SIS employ was in an outbuild-
ing doing something, when the lit
tie girl attempted to peep through
a knot hole at her. The hired girl
had in her hand a shoe buttoner,
which she ran through the hole, Of
course only intending to frighter
the girl and not hurt her. But th'
buttoner penetrated her right eye
and the child jerking away quickl,
the hook of the same caught the eye
lid and severely lacerated it. 1t wa
also torn loose at the corner of tn,
eye, which caused it to hang dow
over the face, presenting an ugl.
sight. The child was taken to DR.
Hurlbut's Office on Sunday and tn
wound scientifically dressed.
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NesU 1drerftse1n essts.

Ne5V advertisements.
Public Sale of Valuable Real Es-
tate.
The heirs Of Frederick Lauver, deceased ,
will Offer on the premises at public sale, at
] O'Clock, p. NJ, on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6rs. 1888,
the following described real estate to-wit E:
FARM,
situated in Greenwood township, Perry
county, Pa, bounded BY lands Of J. Auker,
J. G.. Jones, J. Kipp. and Others. containing
IB5 ACRES,
more or less, 100 acres of which are cleared
and in high state of cultivation, the bal
ance is well set with timber. The improve
msnts are large, double, frame
DWELLING HOUSE,
Bank Barn, Hog Pen, New Wagon Shed
and Smeke House, Corn House and Wash
House, with Well of never failing water
near the door. There Is also an excellent
Orchard OF choice fruit on the farm.
This is = most desirable property, being
situated In limestone valley, convenient
to schools, churches, mills, &C., and within
a few mile, of the Pennsylvania Railroad,
dDOut tiliSh lIttu on thN
road leading from Liverpool TO Thompson
town.
TER MS:
Ten per cent. of purchase money to be
paid on confirmation of sale. One halt oi
balance on LIST day of April, 1884, the bal
ance on lst of April, 1885, with interest
secured By judgment bond. Possession
will be given on tho ist OF April, 1884, and
deed delivered.
BALTHAS AR LAUVER, .x,,
SIMEON LAUVEh,
Septenber 6, leeS-t,.
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Philadelphia & Reading Railroad.
Arrangement OF Passenger Trains.
NkY 18th, 1883


Trans Iesvs Harri,6urg as fo,ior,:
For New York via Allen town, at : 50 4. m.
and 10 ?. N.
For New FORK via PhiIad elphia and .sBouud
Brook Route" 6 80 J so m, and I4j
pm.
For philadelphia, s -. : 50. $50 an, l Is
and 400 pm.
For Reading al ) 20, s .25. = 50. Q 50 7 N.
40, 90 and 8 co pu,
For PottsviIle at > 20, Z so. 81, a N, and
As and 4 90 p m. and via SchuvIkiIl 4
susquehanna Branch 1T 3 90 pm. Fer
Auburn, 8 10 a IN.
For Allentown at 20, 50, so a m,I45
and 90 p n.
Way Market Tor Leba IN ,w.-ircs.~vs
ana Saturdays ohlv), 4 60 -. "a.
Additional for Humme lstown. 8 10 p. M.
returning, leaves Humu .elstown art; 4Or.pt.
The 5O mr. and l45 D m trains have
through cass for New York via Allen
town.
SUND AYS.
For Allentowa-an wa v stations at : 90 =
m and 400 2. ~
For Reading, PhiiadeI phia ana way stations
at Z 90 m and Oh m.
Trains for Harrr,bu rg lears as foIlO,r,
Leave New York via Allentown AZ 900 4 VI.
90 and $50 m.
Leave New York via ssBound Brook Rou.es,
and Philadelphia 4 As m. 81. 4 90 and
5So p m, and 1900 midnight. arriving AZ
harrisburg 80, 3 20, . % u. NJ. and
II 10 and 40 a m.
Leave Philadelphis At 4 30 Q 50 :. 10.
90 and 35 m.
Leave Pottsyille af & 0O aoo. -,
pm.
Leave Reauing at 5 90. : 80. 1=gsm.
q, . 10, 50 and ID % pm.
Leave Pottsville via SctnylkIll and Susoqe-
hanna Branch, 8 20 m. ard 4 4Opm.
Leave Allentown at q So. :. .;sl a m. I215.
80 and 8 05 m.
way Market leaves Lebanon Wednesdays
and Saturdays onIy,,.5 Is a. NJ
SUNg-fYS.
Leave New York VIA Allentown. at sgp.
m.-PhiladelphIa at 80 a m. and I IS
p m.
Leave Reading at 900 m and 1925
Leave Allentown al IS a. m. auI . O5 nm.
STEEl.TON RRANss.
Leave HARRISBURG for Paxton. Loch-
lel, and Steelton daily, excep: Sunday, 35,
o4O, 80 m, 35 and 40 , m; dailv. ex-
cept Saturday aad Sunday, 5 35 M. and on
Saturday only, 4 45 and 10, pm.
Returning, leave STEELTON ds.;lv. ex-
cept Sunday, s1O,1 O5, l9OO. lL{5 an.
10 and lO 10 N; daily, except Saturday
ana sunday, 8 10 p m, and on SATURDAY.
only, 10 and 30 pm
c. G.. HANCOCK
GeHsraL PGss'r and FTcsss .fgsrf.
j. Z. WOOTTEN,
Generdl Manager.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-09-12
PRIVATE SALE.

John Byler offers a valuable fam at pri-
yate sale The farm is situated along the
main road leading from Mifilintown TO Nc
Alistersyille, in Fermanagh township, Jun
iata Co., Pa, and only q miles from the
former place. The farm contains l45
ACRES of land, 100 acres OF which are
cleared. the balance in valuable timber.
The land is in good state of cultivation
and under good fence. The improvements
aye good frame house 30 by SO feet, a
good frame bank barn 40X90 feet, and 9TH
er out-buildings, well 8 feet deep of new
er failing water is at the door of the house,
and well IL feet deep, of never failing
water is at the barn. There is an orchard
of over 100 trees on the farm.
For further particulars call on JOHN
BYLER, on the farm, or address him at
Miffiintown, Juniata county, Pa.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-09-12

An enthusiast says, study Latin
and Greek for the mental training,
and to get to the root of many of the
words in the English language. As
far as the root part of the argument
goes, it may be said, that to find all
the roots Of the English words, it
will become necessary to study all OF
the languages of Europe. A late
language root hunter declares that
in studying Indian dialects in Amer
lea he finds many of their words root.
ing in the Hebrew language and
from that fact he concludes that the
American Indian and the Jew are the
offspring of one and the same family.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1883-09-12
Private Sale.

AT A BARGAN.-A farm of 65 eeres
limestone flint land, SIS acres Of which are
cleared, in a good state of cultivation, and
uEder good fence. Good fruit of all kinds
Good two story frame house with well wa
ter. There are springs of running wa
ter on the place. Large frame barn SO feet
by 40 with. cistern. OEt buildings of al
kinds. Lime kiln and quarry. Situated
Il from McAllisterville and same distance
from the proposed railroad from the Potom
ac to the Susqrehanna, and 4 miles from
the P. G. r. K. The community Is a mora
one, churches and schools are convenient
For fsrthe, particulars address
j. l.. MOOR,
McAnistersviIle ynniIta Co. Pa