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NINETY-FIvE ACR Es,
moro or less of cleared land.

more or less OF cleared land.
The Improvements are
WEATHER EK-BoARDsp LOG 1UsE 24X30 feet,
BANK BARN iO170 f eft,
with wagon shed and corn crib ATTACHED
There is a well of good water at the door ;
an abundance of choice fruit and stream
of water running through the land.
No. 5. A tract Of woodland situate In
Fayette township. boundef by ianas OF
George Roe aud others containing NINE
aczEs more or less
TERss or sALE.-Ten per cent. of pGr-
chase money to hs paid on day Of sale
twenty per cent. on first dav Of April d o.,
1897 when deed will be deliver and pos
session given ; thirty five per cent. April
lst, 1891 and the remainder April lst,
1892 interest on payments due April ist,
1891 and 1892 from April lst, 1890.
On tract No, 4, one thousand dollars viii
remain on the land during the life time oi
ASsIE SMITH, widow oi iestator, the inter.
est whereof is TO be paid to her annually
JONATHAN KISER,
Executor o. Dduii Smith.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-08-07
An Old Whisky still.

The Fulton Republican says: Dur
ing the food of Nay 31st part of
an old whiskey still was washed out
Of the cellars Of the Fulton House at
McConnellsburg, where II had laid
for many years. During the war a
man from Franklin county leased the
Fulton House and brought the still
with him He put It up IN n back
cellar connected 1t with one of the
chinncys. and ''set 1t g.ing.' An
old negro woman who has since died,
operated the still aad her work was
very profitable to her employer.
The product ran from one to several
gallons per day, which was soldnear-
lv as fast as it was made. There
would necessarily be a rather raw
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-08-07
GENER.4L NEWS ITEMS.

Wife Q1.3O p. M)-What's that
horrid odor Smells ike alcohol.
Husband-Y-e-s, my dear; we use
alcohol at the lodge for limitations.
! Take some alcohol, light 1t, put salt
in the flame, and it gives a ghastly
yellow light: makes folks look like
ghosts, YOU know.
But that odor comes from your
breath"
Yes, m dear; in the thirty-seventh
degree I personato the chief demon,
with flames coming from his mouth
take mouthful of alcohol and n
swallow of salt, and then set fire to
1t. But n m'dear, YOU mustn't tell
these things. Secrets 'cietv secrets
very sacred YOU know
The young girl who Is permitted
to roam the streets Mt night, her
parents neither knowing nor caring
where she Is, is much TO be pitied.
She Is apt 10 make shipwreck Of
virtue and the responsibility VIII be
on the parents No man OF woman
can escape by weakly whining that
they can't do anything with their
children 4 parent who deliberate
" acknowledges that he has no in
huence over a young child advertises
himself failure and invites the
contempt Of the community Altoona
Tribune.
.'One Of the oldest typographical
errors ever made in Boston was in n
book published bv the firm of Crock
or SBrewster, which has Just been
brought to public attention by the
death of Mr.. Brewster. 1t was one
of the sermons Of DIR. Nathaniel En-
mons, the SSgreat orthodox divine.
The DR.. quoted the scripture text
''Cut him down. Why cumbereth
he the ground ?" The intelligent
compositor put IN type, "Cut him
down ike a cucumber to the ground"
At Erie a couple Of nights since a
husband and wife were quietly seat
ed in their Unlighted parlor talking
over family matters. when a slight
noise was heard outside the open
window. The husband glided out to
the woodshed, got q whalebone whip,
stole round 10 the front of the house
and brought the whip down in such
a lively rain on the eaves-dropper's
shoulders that he cried for mercy.
But he got none till his back was
raw and the wife had interceded.
An Ashland man removed a ia
tooed design from the back of his
hand IN an original way He got a
number Of long needles, which he
drove along Just under the surface
of the skin pretty close to the skin.
Then he he'd candle to the ends of
the needles till they got hot enough
to cook the tatooing thoroughly.
Next day he wiped the device off with
his hand and found no scar"
Brady, son Of Conductor Taylor, OF
the Beech Greek Railroad, living la
Williamsport, swallowed n cherry
stone about SIX weeks ago. Last
Thursday he was taken i'll, and after
several days suffering he died. A
post-mortem examination revealed
hole which the stone had made in
the bowl.
\ hailstorln in Villafranca, Pied-
mont, was of such enormous stones
that more than one hundred persons
were badly hurt and boy and girl
had their skulls fractured. The
weight of some hailstones was esti-
mated at two pounds.
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If the proprietor of Kemp's Balsam
should publish card Of thanks, contain
ing expressions of gratitude which come to
him daily from those who have beoh cured
of severe thropt and liung troubles by the
use of Kenp's Balsam, il woulh ill fair
sized book How much better to invite all
to call on any druggist and get sample
bottle that you may test for yourself its
power. Large bottles soc and 5 100.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-08-07
ONE HUNDRED ACRES,

more or less, all OF which is cleared and il
. good staie OF cultivation
The improvements area
log FRAME DWELLING HOUSE., 2Sx32 feet,
Bank Barn 36x6B feet. There is good
young apple orchard on tue farm IN good
bearing condition.
The land il limestone and flint and there
is 4 never failing spring of water on 81,
place
The above is desirable property. con
venIent TO schools, churches aud mIrS cts.
No. 2. The undivided one hall of y
acres Of wooil and, situate ia same town
ship, bounded, south bY lands of Hertz err
heirs on the west by jonathan Kiser
north ami east by lands of Bsui.msn DIll.
man. Thissis "A choice tract of woodland
well set with Chestnut timber
No. ). \ tract %: land N rimr .oHnShiu
about q miles east of Thomp-ontown "n
road leading from rhpnp pS"ntown to cross
roads bounded north and east By lanis oi
jeremiah Loud en.iago ON the south nv
lands Of William Grsyhil aud John Y
Shelly west by lands of David Z. SpicheI
ana Christian kconer confaipinu
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Nes1 Firm.
DROP IN.

We have now filled our
shelves with SPRING AND SUMNER
Goods Of all kinds. Our Gus
toners have appreciated our
efforts to give them goods to
suit their purposes, and we
believe that we are better pre-
pared than ever to merit their
confidence. We invite YOU to
come and see and be satisfied
In our dress goods department
we have almost everything.
DON'T be backward, call for
what you want.
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another Weather Prophet.

George Rost 81 Louis weather
prophet SAYS \ great event IN the
msterology viii take place between
September - and 10, 1889, and Is
destined to be the greatest storm
period that has occurrd in the past
100 years, or during the present
century. This storm VIII be univer-
sal, covering evers meteorological dis
trict of the globe.
The main part Of the storm viii in
al probability take iIs course along
the Gull and Atlantic coasts, prOduc
ing terrific hurricanes, tidal saves
and possibly earthquakes. The in
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-08-07
Twenty eight Acres,

mere r less
No. B. A lot Of Ground situate in Meal
isteryil'c, bounded on the north by Main
street, east by lot OF Aaron Leidy, south by
public alley, and west by lot of Samuel
Inles having theron erected
FRAME DWELLING HoUsK AND oUTBUILDNGs.
No. 4. The undivided oue-third interest
i'll House and Lot of Ground, ssIfuate IN
McAlisteTyille, bounded on the north by
Main street. east by lot of John Shslie !,
south by lands of J. c. Winey, and west
by lands of George Hickman and public
alley
No. 5. a trsct of clear land, situate in
tayette township, bounded on the north
and east ny other lands of Hon. Jacob
Smith, on the south by lands of George 2.
ict srisnd, and on the west by lands of
John MIsser, containing Acres
TERMS OF SALE-l5 per cent. of the
purchase moaey TO be paid on confirmation
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PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE,
Gettysburg, Pa.

FOUNDED IN 1889. large Faculty
II Two full courses of srudy-Cla,sicul
and Sciruiific Special courses IN all de-
partnIeuts- Observatory. borItnries ard
new GvmnasiUm Three large buildings.
Steam heat. Libraries 2.UUO volumes.
Expenses low. Department ct Hygiene
ard Physical Cul urc IN charge of an eI-
prrirnc-d nv .,-irn. A'cr- sihi.. by fre-
Qusnt Raj '".d fr1inS. LncAtl"n on Ihe
B.TrLFFIELn OF GrrtysbHIg most pleasant
h -. NV SREPtR tEORY DE
PkREMENT- Il "a .cpars,t.- buildings 70
Duys and young men preparing for husi
n.--< "r c. .i-g~ H1.iur sprcia. ere of the
PriuCI. al aaa three Assistants, r-s'hing with
students in the building. Fhr t-,m oInus
Sept. 5Jh les+. For Cu'aiocti,-.. address,
Il w. McKNT5HT. D d.
Pr s'd"ut, ar
REv. Il q. BUEULER. A N.
Principal.
Gcttyshurg. Pa.
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EDITOR AND PxoFHIEroH-

II isn't the fish question that dis
turbs the English now. 1t is the
seal question.
A GRAND monument in honor Of the
pilgrims the Mayhower people
was dedicated ut Plymouth. Mass.
on the lst Of August.
AIrNNEsorA law defines. drunken
ness, a crime, punishable by fine OF
Imprisonment until the third offense,
and thereafter by byimprisonment only.
TUE North Carolina Messiah IS in
Nn insane asylum. His succe..or is a
colorsd preacher named James. who
predicts the end Of the world on the
10th of August.
JoHN L. SrLI1vAS was arrested sev-
eral days ago, aud taken South to
face Mississippi justice for prize
fighting IN violation Of Governor
Lowry's proclamation.
k1oS-SIou, tho largest Of the
Japanese group of Islands was des-
troyed by an earthquake recently.
II had population Of forty -tive
thousand people. The particulars
Nre anyjously awaited by the next
steamer from Japan.
Frooo disasters are reported from
all parts Of the compass almost every
day, but none equsI the Hood Of the
last day on Nav and the Ist day of
June, IN the valley of the Conemaugh.
the valley of the Juuiuta, and the
valley Of the Susquehanna.
Tax continued wet weather Is said
TO have almost entirely destroyed
the Delaware peach crop, but this
report must be taken with some al
Iowance for the peach Is in the habit
ot coming to tine front after the most
do.siul predictions have been passed
apou 1t.
4 g=v months ago it was English
ships Of war capturing American
fishermen for catching fish in Canadi-
an waters The compliment is now
returning by American ships of war
capturing English seal fishers for
catching seals iu American waters in
Bshring Sea.
MODERN Scientific weather wise
men are good deal like the old
time sLoemaksrs. who when they had
81 too large mi-it shoe for n customer
recommended an application Of wa
ter to shrink the shoe, and If the
shoe was too tight mistit one. wa
ter was recommended 10 stretch the .
shoe So with the weather wise /
seIcutih, men, who tell Us in the .
TIME o. drought that the cutting .
away Of wood has caused the .
drought When we h..ye excessive F.
rain on the So called cloud burst. F.
they say ii IL because the wood has
been to much cut away. The pres
eut scientific weather wise men must F.
have descended from the leather F.
shormakers of the past.
Tn famous French doctor. Brown .
Sequard is preparing "a liquid which .
when injected into an old human
body restores II TO its youthful yigor. 7
Oucc the doctor has his liquid prop /
erly prepared for Use. old are among
tho human family VIII b, q thing # T.
the past II viii bo perpetual /
youth for everybody. Hasten the I
oay when the dactor'- liquor for
eternal life may be ready foruse. 1t
Is hoped that ne may not share the
fate Of thy Chinese Emperor. who
several Thousand wears ago was en-
gagged IN distiIImga liquor that was
10 give everlasting life to all who
might imbihe of It, But, alas. Just
about the time the distillatiou was
about to be put through the finish
ing pr'cess the Emperor died.
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LEGAL.
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate Of DAVID SHURTZ late Of Della
ware fo,0nship, decd
Notice is hereby given that letters of
Administration have been granted 20 tho
undersigned on the estate of David Shurtz
laIe of Delaware township, deceased All
persons indebted TO said estate are request
ed to make immediate payment and those
having claims against the same will present
them properly authenticated for settlement
JONATHAN kISER,
.9dminisfTGtor.
June 26th, -'S9-6t.
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Washington & Jefferson College
WASHINGTON, IA

The S9th year begins Sept. IL.
Classical, Scientific and Preparatory
Departments For information con-
cerning Preparatory Department APP
ply to PRoF. J. ADOLF SCHNuTz. Prin !;
for Catalogue OF other information to
PREs'T MoFFAT
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taste TO it, but the soldiers who often
frequented the town in those unset
tied times glad to get 1t, and paid a
good round price forit- There were
others also, not soldiers, who con-
sumed enough of it to keep the old
nerress at her work.
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EIFTY-FIVE ACRES.

more or less with tne appuruinences having
thereon erected
A WEAT Her BOARDED LOG HOUSE
FRAME BANK BARN,
spring house, smoke house aud other out
buildings, ab-ut foriy-fiVe acres of which
are cleared and tho baisncc woodland. The
land is in good state of cultivation.
TERMS OF SALE-Ons fourth of the
purchase money TO bs paid on connI nation
OF sale by the court one fourth on the
first day OF April. A. D., 1890, when deed
will be delivered and possession givon, and
the remainder April LIST, A D., 1891, with
interest from April lst, A. D., 1890 TO be
secured by Judgment.
BPHRIAN J. KURTZ,
Administrator sfSarlHel j. Kurt, decd.
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FORTY.SIX ACRES.

more or less, nearly all cleared. The i'm
proven-nts arc
LOG FRAME DWELLING HOUS l., 2Ix36.
feet, hog pen and spring house, never faIi-
ing .pring of water close to door, plenty OF
choice fruit OF all kinds on premises.
The undersigned oill also expose to sale
by public vendus or ontcry, at the dwell
irg house on tract No. 4, the following de-
scribed Real Estate, on
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SATURDAY. August "a. 1899,

at ] O'Clock p. NJ, OF SAID dav, TO wit
No. 4. A farm situate in Fayette town
ship, Juniats county, Pa, bounded on the
north by lands Of Aaron RouSh on the
the east ty lands Of Luciaa Auker aud
Isaac Shellenberger on the south by lands
Of REUBEN Leonard, and on the west by
aDds OF Solomon Bardel, containing
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NINETY-SEvEN ACRES,

more or less. ali clear aEd in good condi-
ton, and having thereon erected
BRICK HOUSE, TWO BARNS.
and all other necessary and convenient out
buildings
No. ,. a tract Of woodland in same
township, bounded by lands OF George
Snyder, Samuel Stong and others contain
a-r
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Shoes and BO0ts.

Our Boot and Shoe De-
partment is full in its assort-
ment, and you certainly can be
suited in fit, quality and price.
Whatever improvements have
been added by the manufactures
we have them all. We can
supply you with foot wear for
any in or out door service. Our
grocery Department never lags.
We have on hand a full line o.
Fresh, Plain and Fancy
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TwEyTY-NIyE ACRES.

more or less, twenty OF which are cleared
and the balance timber, having thereon
erected FRAME HOUSE, good spring oi
never failing water. At same time an op'
portunity will be given to buy three inter
ests in this tract)
No. .. tract of land in same township
bounded on the north by land of PhiliI
Swsrtz on the east by lands of Mary Zsid'
ers on the south by land of John Patter
son and on the west by land of Jacot
Iauyer. containing
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of III. sale by the court 25 per cent. on
January l, 1890 20 per cent. on April l.,
1890. and the remainder, being 40 prr cent
on April l 1891. with interest on all defer
rad payments from date of confirmation OF
sal. by the court deeds TO be delivered
and possession given within 10 days after
confirmation of sale by the Court, except
ing tract No. l, of which possession will
not be given until April =, 1890 ideferred
garments TO be secured by jud cement Rote.
HENRY L. SMITH,
REUBEN CAVEN Y,
AZ .4SsigHees.
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Friday, August 23rd, 1889,

a; O'Clock p N. of said day to Wit
No. |. The undivided one half of that
certain plan ta;Iou aud tract Of Land situate il
Delaware township, one aud one halt miles
northeast of Thomp-ontown bounle on the
south and est by lands Of 5. o. Evans
heirs on the north hy D. B. Damn on
the east by Jonathan kiser, containing
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FIFTY-EIGHT ACRES.

about forty five acres cleared and in good
Etste OF cultivation, balance well tinbered
with White Pine, Rock Oak &c,
LOG HOUSE AND FRAME BARN,
good orchard and well of never falling wa
ter at the door, on the place.
No. 8. A tract Of land IN same township,
bounded on the north by lands of Mary
Clark and Jacob Lauver the east by
land of Ann Hiton's heirs; on the South
by lands of Paul T. Cox and on the west
by lands of William Heckler, containing
One Hundred and Ten Acres.
more or less, about seventy five acres clear
ed and in good state of cultivation, balance
heavily tInbered with White and Rock Oak,
having thereon erected
A LOG House, LARGE FRAME BANK BARN,
shop, wood house and stone spring house.
There is also n large orchard of well select
ID fruIt in bearing condition, ami three
good springs, two OF whicn never fail.
No. 4. One half interest in tract OF
land IN Monroe and FaVette townships.
bounded on the north By lands of Daniel
Mace !; Gu the east bY lands of Mrs. BurI's
heirs on the south by lands Of John Shots
berger and John Naylor and on the west
by land OF Parfet's heirs containing
ONE HUNDRED AND sIxrEES ACRES,
more or less, about eighty five acres cleared
and balance well timbered having thereon
erected
LOG HOUSE AND BANK BARN,
and oulbuiidings Water never falling aud
large orchard on place.
The above rr .ctr of land are all located in
what promises to be extensive peach
growing district.
TERMS OF SALE-Small, one fourth in
terest in tract No. to be sold for cash
Remaining tracts Us follows Ten per cent.
to be paid IN cash on day of sale, and TO be
forfeited and paid as stipulated damages,
II purchaser falls 10 comply with subsequent
conditions of sale =; 255 ler cent 10 tee
paid in cash on or before January lst. 1880
33s per cent. on April lsi, 1890 AMI the
remaining 50 Z per cent. L. remain charged
upon real estate during iife uf Sarah J
Zeiders, widow, sud tine interest thereof 10
be pad To- her annually on tia. First day of
ApriL Ai.d the principal al her death TO
Ih.- pfrfi,.s entitled thereto Deeds 10 bo
dt isrrcdi iaBd possession given April 1t &,
lsgg. WM. II. ZElDERS
-5diainisfrGfor Of HeWy F. Zeidsrs, iced.
July 10 At.
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EXECUTORS SALE
IL o.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

The undersigned Executor uf tn. last
will and testament. OF DAVID Smith ;dtc oI
Dsla~are township, yunilta county, de
ceased, will expose the following va!uibie
Real E,tite to sale 10y public -endue or
ouicry al the dwelling hOnse on tract \ o. :,
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Saturday. August II, 1889,
SEVEN ACRES More or Less,
ALOG DWELLING HOUSE,
all OF which is cleared land

all OF which is cleared land.
TERMS OF SALE-Ten per cent. of pnr-
chase money to be paid when the property
u stricken down twenty 1--we per oent- on
confirmation o: sale by TIE court twenty
five psr cent on the first day OF January
A. D.. 1890. and the remaind er on the first
day of PIil, A. D, 1890, with interest
from date of cortirrnation Of sale ny the
court. Deed TO be delivered aud possession
given within ten days from date OF con-
firmarion OF sale Urpaid purchase money
10 be secured by Judgment.
ADAM J. PAGE.
EEecEfer Of William ID. Webster.
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Tuesday, August 20, 1889.

at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the following described
real estate -
No. 1. One fourth interest in tract o
land in Green wood township, Juniata Coun
ty bounded on the north by land of Georg'
Woodward on the east by land OF John h
Mcconnell; on the south Dy Dimm's heirs
and on the west by lands of Cyrus Cargil
containing
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ORPHANS COURT SALE
REAL ESTATE.

BY virtue of an order of sale for the pay
ment of debts issued out of the Orphans
Court OF Juniata County, Pa, the under
signed Executor of the last will and fests- =
ment of William ID. Webster, late Of Walk
er township, Juniata County, deceased
will sell by public yendue or outcry at the
late residence of said decedeut, on
Saturday, August II, 1889.
at one O'cl' ck p. NJ, of said day. the fol.
lowing described Real Estate, to wit:
All thai certain tract OF land situated in
Walker Twp, Juniaia County, Pennsyl-
vania, bounded on the north by lands OF
John Rodgers ; on the east by lands OF Jos
eph Hosteiler on the south by lands OF
John Merfz. and on the west by lands OF
Robert Roe containing about
SEVEN ACRES More or Less.
with the appurtenances having thereon
erected
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PRIVATE SALE.

Tie uuirr' isrod offers Il acres orc cboice
l~Id- scl' ming ilie hsr"ueh Of Patterson. +.
private 'a.r. There Is good barn and
corn cri', on 'he ira1t The lard rs ali clear
aEd 'evcl sad w-il adarird for the growth
o; '.i kinds al grain sini garden rrodpct.
For particulars call on
Joss CuEsIHqEAx
Patterson, Junista Co, Fa.
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Thursday, September 5th. 1889,

at one O'CLOCK P. NJ, snap. The Following
very valuable Real Estate, 10 wit:
No. I. a tract of land situate iu Fayette
township, Junata County, Pa, bounded
and described as follows On the north by
lands Of John Kinzor, Susan Leidy and
John Hosretler east by lands Of Margarite
Helm and J. G- Winey south by lands of
Clementine.S belly t. T. Davis, Julia A.
Dunn and !other lands of Assignor, and west
by lands of George F. Mcfarland. orher
lands Of Assignor aud J. 7. Shelley con-