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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-07-31

fascinating art
This IS no doubt TO be largely AZ
tributed to the great advances thet
have been made during the last year
or two In the construction of the
detective camera, of the appliances
that go with it and in the methods
of developing negatives. The most
improved detective cameras of to-day
combine the advantages of reduced
size. increased convenience and great
lv increased capabilities The me
thods Of printing the pictures have
recently been so improved as to
greatly reduce the labor required, as
at the same time TO give more artistic
results. The amateur photographer
who starts off for a days outing
among picturesque scenes with one
of the improved cameras can take a
hundred views and return with them
al IN his inside pocket though he Is
not required to do this, as he can
bring them all back IN a small paper
roll within the camera, to be devel-
oped at his leisure 4 touch. and a
scene l. caught; then the turn of a
small crank and the camera is ready
for the next
Such amusement rs an appliance
Of this kind affords becomes not only
fascinating to the amateur but IN
structiye, and its possibilities for real
utility, which have been a long time
demonstrated, are greatly increased.
1t adds one more TO the pleasures
Of outdoor life for those who are so
fortunate as To be- able to enjoy it,
and who might yield to a disposition
10 spend their outing days more
| laZilv and less protitably The great
er popularity of active outdoor life
among those who go TO fashionable
places by the sea or IN the mountains
Is one of the most commendable
developments in summer resort life.
When tho wandering enthusiasts
with the camera return from their
summer haunts and develop upon
paper the scenes they have caught
there VIII, it Is tolerably certain. be
pictures Of many who are ignorant
Of the fact that they had furnished a
subject. The belle. who presents an
artistic picture as she strolls along
the sands of the shore; the rutfied
. lat man, as he is tunbled over by
the surf: the weary climber III the
/ Caiskills. tanning the perspiration
and mosquitoes from his face, and
other objects quite as characteristic
of summer resorts viii become AT
least a Joy forever to those who have
faithfully used the detective camera
and have transferred the results to
their albums. And the natural re
suit viii be. If the art continues to
grow IN popularity to cause the in
habItants of summer resorts TO put
on their good behavior when there is
the slightest possibility of the
proximity Of the amateur photo
grapher.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-07-31
The Smallest Republic.

That this Is not San Merino, nor
Andorra nor M5resuot. but the tiny
Republic of G,ust in the Pyrsnecs,
which contains less than one hun
dred inhabitants all of whom are
Romanists. The sole occupation Of
these people Is the weaving of wool
and silk. Their government con
sists Of an assembly Of old men. call
ed the Council They pay no taxes
nor imposts of any kind, and there
fore have need Of no collectors.
They have neither mayor, priest, nor
physician. They baptize their chill
dreu. bury their dead and perform
their marriage ceremonies all he
yond the boundaries Of the town, OF
in the ueigEboring village Of Larms.
Ii anyone wishes to espouse q wife
he,must go away from home To ind
her. No one Is really poor and none
Is rich The language which they
speak l. a mixture of French and
Spanish. and their numbers, man
uers and customs have remained un-
changed for centuries. - Frankfurt
Times
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and went TO sleep.
One Of the seamen grew enthusiast
tie as he watched the performance,
and said that he would go right
down in the bilge then and there
and get the python for ''two pound. :"
The seamen had been ashore and
shipped so much grog that it was
probable that he saw 4 heap OF snakes
all around the galley, and his offer
10 catch the missing python WASH t
accepted Mr. Thompson doesn' I
think that the python has been
drowned IN the water IN the bilge.
Mr.. Thompson took his collection Of
other animals 10 the Central Park
menagerie YESTERDAY There was n
heap Of fun and bother, too, IN get
ting the drove Of fortv-three Spanish
iackasscs off the vessel. The asses
didn't want to leave the ship NJ su.
4 big platform was built on the pier
close to the ships side, and the crew
united in showing the animals ashore
by main strength The asses brayed
Ia vigorous protest They were
shipped 10 Texas last night.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-07-31
GENERAL I-EWS ITEMS.

An exchange saws. BY painting
the peach trees with a mixture Of
white lead and inseed oil, Just below
the ground aid six inches above the
ground, the borrers viii not attack
the trees. Do not use kerosene III
any shape on peach trees.
Gov. Ross, formerly Of Kansas, and
one Of the United States Senators
who stood by Andrew Johnson IN the
impeachment proceedings, Is now
usefully employed as n printer IN the
Office of the Santa Fe New Mexican.
BALTIMORE, Jaly 25.-There are a
large number OF peaches arriving at
Light street wharf Fine Maryland
peaches $40 to $3.50 a basket, and
good southern peaches bring about
ninety cents per basket.
\ valuable mule belonging to John
Cassel, Of Rye township, Perry coun-
". stepped on piece ot board a few
days ago, the sharp end Of which flew
up AID inflicted IA wound that caused
death IN few minutes
4 wear for Sullivan IN a Mississippi
iail Would certainly end the prize
ring In the United States for many
a year to come, provided, always, that
q MississipPi jury can be found to
convict him.-Bulletin.
NIr. T. I4amade, Of Williamsport,
having hurried off 70 all his friends
to announce the arrival of hoy, was
compelled to 20 round three hours
later and explain that it was q girl
DIR. A. c. Meyer, # Bethlehem, has
100, 600 heads of cabbage under cul-
tiyatipn, and among minor crops has
two acres Of horse-radish.
Fiftv-niue persons attempted to
commit suicide IN Berlin during the
month Of June and thirty eight we're
successful
4 young man Of 21 was struck ii
the temple by : cricket ball IN Essex
and killed
The wheat crop Of Michigan IS the
. largest in MANY years
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4 New Dog law

BY the recently adopted statute all
dogs are now personal property and
subject of larceny, there being n tax
ON each male dog Of fifty cents and
upon each female dog Of ono dollar
This tax Il 10 he assessed IN the usual
way and paid 10 the treasurer Of the
township boarl Of school directors
annually The money thus received
Is TO be devoted To the payment of
claims f1r sheep killed when owners
Of killing dogs cannot Toe discovered
When, howe1 er, At tho end Of anv
current year there Is q surplus OF
500 in the sheep fund 1t shall be
turned over TO the school directors
for tie school fuud.-Fulton Re
publican
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ONE HUNDRED ACRES,

more or less, all OF which is cleared aud in
a good state OF cultivation.
The improvements are
LcG FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, 2Sx32 feet,
Bank Baru 36x6D feet. There is "a good
young apple orchard on the farm IN good
bearing condition.
The land i limestone and flint aud there
IS a never falling spring OF water on the
place
The above Is a desirable property, con-
veuIent to schools, churches aod marx cts.
No. >. The undivided one half of 30
acres OF woodland, situate IN same town
ship. bounded, south bT lands of Hertzler's
heirs on the west by jonathan Kiscr +;
north and east by lands of Benitman Dali
man. Thi>Iis 4 choice tract Of woodland
well set with Chestnut timber
No. 3. y tract OF land in same township
about ! miles east of ThGmpsO5iown on
road leading from Thompsnntpwn to cross
roads boanded north and east by lands Of
jeremiah Loud en-i lager /; on the south nv
lands Of william Grayhiii and John. Y.
Shelly west by lanis of David +. Spicher
anu Chr sti4n Benuer. containing
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One Hundred and Ten Acres,

,,,,r. or ,ess. about seventy five acres clear
a and in good state of cultivation, balance
heavily tlmbered with White and Rock Oak,
having thereon erected
A LOG HOUSE, A LARGE FRAME BANK BARN,
shop, wood-house and stone spring house.
There /. also a large orchard of we'll select
d frult in bearing condition, and three
good springs. two of which never fail
MOI. One half interest in a tract of
land IN Monroe and Pavettc townships,
bounded on the north by LANDS of Daniel
Mace on the east by lands Of Mrs Burd's
heirs on the south by lands of John Shots
berger and John Naylor aud on the west
by land OF Pariets heirs containing
ONE HUNDRED AND sIxTEES ACRES,
more or less, about eighty five acres cleared
ana balance well timbered having thereon
erected
LOG HOUSE AND BANK BARN,
and outbuildings. Water never falling aud
large orchard on place.
Ib.. abov,. tracts OF land are all located in
what promises 10 be an extensive peach
growing district
TERMS OF SALE-Small, one fourth in
terest IN tract No. TO be sold for cash.
Remaining tracts as follows Ten per cent.
10 be paid IN cash on day OF sale, and to be
forfeited and paid as stipulated damages
If purchaser fails TO comply with subsequent
conditi ions OF sale %! Per cent. to be
paid 10 cash on or before January lst, 1880
3S4 ger cent. on April LIST, 1890 and the
reilIzining 3S4 PER cent. te remain charged
UIou real estate during life of Sarah J
Zeiders, widow, and the interest thereof tC
bs "a d to her annually on the First day o
April Ard the principal at her death te
the parties entitled thereto. Deeds TO be
delivered and possession given April lst
1890. WA. II. ZEIDERS
-7drniHisfratOT Of Henry +. Zeiders, deed.
July l1-4t.
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\ BEAN combine is the latest trust
reported from New York
THERE are said 10 be 63 miIlionsires
living in Cleveland, Ohio.
Tar Holidaysburg Register saws,
jhe cause Of Democracy Is so hopeless
III Blair county, that it Is exceeding
lv doubtful if thev viii nominate
ticket.
Tax cotton crop in Texas Is large
and some Of it has been baled. It
is estimated that 1t will reach 1000
600 bales. In the same state the
corn crop Is large.
TIE divorce business Is active in
Rhode Island 1t costs only about
so fora divorce in that state. There
IS something wrong with society
generally when 50 many divorces are
sought for.
Okruo,rs was opened nt noon
April %, 1889, but previous to that
date many claims had been staked
or The Land Olica proposes 10
ofs-. al. persons from claims that
wore ,tlIrj otf and claimed before the
Territory was legally opened to
settlers which was above stated on
the - of April.
WHAT thev do at the summer re
sorts AZ Bedford they drink miner
al water, and play ten pins. At
Cryss0u they stroll and drive. talk
corporations aud railroad At Cape
Nav they battle. At SaratsEu firta-
tiou. ana piazla concerts A. White
Mountains driving Ia the Aiiron-
dacbs mountains swapping stories;
Chausaugua, preaching and foot ball
Newport, polus Gr,snhrier White
Sulphur Springs, lawn tennis; Rich
field Springs, horseback riding; Le-
uoy, Archery
n SWEDISH statesman recently
myeighed most gloqueutly in ParIia-
mont against oleomargarine Next
evening he was invited to dine with
the King who loves "a Joke. There
was only oleomargarine on the royal
table. and tho statesman literally
psrt.ok thereof At the close Of the /.
meal the King asked him, We'll, sir, .
how do YOU like our butter" 1t is
excellent, replied the statesman:
'.the contrast between il and artificial
butter II very marked" But. said
the King, that Is artificial butter - .
The other guests roared with laugh
ter, but the old Parliamentary hand" .
returned, quick Us a flash. Your .
Majesty. if one can be- deceived So
easily. there Is all the more need of
strict laws against bogus goods,
rHs Philadelphia Bulletin saws.
Long and deep ara the protestati7ns
being mado at Cape May against
society women who insist upon tax
ing their pot dogs IN bathing with
tncr. The practice, which origiuat-
eel last summer, has grown this
season tu iuclude scores Of dogs, and
those who object to going into the
water in company with the shaggy
hrutes have petiuoued the Mayor 10
devise means To prevent it. The
little war which Is now ON the carpet
promises to be an exceedingly in
tergsting one. The owners Of dogs.
ur ut least those people who delight
i'm bathing them, aver that the water
i'm which the animals plunge and
splash, To- the annoyance of timid
women and children. belongs TO the
State, and consequently Is not under
control of local officials. Upon the
other hand, those who oppose the
habit insist that the city authorities
have absolute jurisdiction in the
matter and they are accordingly
4 ,.,...,. .l..-. A.
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N'e,c 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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NINETY-FIvE ACHES.

more CT less Of cleared land
The improvements are
WEATHER -BoARBsD LOG House $3.50 feet,
B.SE BARN +OX1O feet,
with wagon sbed aud corn crib sstached q.
There u a well OF good water at The door /;
an abundance of choice fruit and a. stream
Of water ruuujT : through the land.
No D. \ tract OF woodland situate In
Fayett- township. bounded by lGsIs of
George Roe aIi oilers containing NINE
ACREs more OF less.
TERN- OF sAEE.-Ten per cent. o. pur-
chase money 10 De paid on day of sale ;
rwcnty per cent. yE first day OF Anris a. d =,
lssI when decd wiI DC delivered and pos
session given t1irty -bye per cent Apri
lsr. 1891 (; aud the remainder ApriD lst,
1892 interest on payments due April LIST
1891 aud 1892 f-y,m April LIST, 1890.
Ga tract No, !, one thousand dollars viii
remain on the l.s,i during the life tine oi
ASSIE SMITH, NIdOw of iestator, tie inter
est whereof i TO b- paid Ia her annually
JONATHAN KISER,
ErecIsttT Of DGrid SH.sth.
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PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE,
Gettysburg, Pa.

DOUNDED IN 1892. Large Faculty
Il Two full courses of study-Classical
and Scientific. Special courses ia all de-
partments. Observatory, Laboratories ard
new gymnasium. Three large buildings.
Steam heat. Libraries % 900 volumes.
Expenses las. Department Of Hygiene
and Physical Culture in charge of an ex-
periencrd physician. Accessible by fire.
au.nt Rsi'rosd tT7Ins. Location on the
BATTLEFIELD of Gettvsburg most pleasant
and healthy. RATORY DE
ENT, in separate buildings TO
boys aud young men preparing for bust
ness or College und or special care of the
Principal and three assistants, residing with
students in the building. Fall term opens
Sept. ssh, 1889. For Catalogues, address,
II. W. MCKNIgHr, D. D.,
President, ar
RLv. H. g. BUEHLER, A M,
Principal.
Getty sburg, Pa.
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FoRTg-ssX ACRES.

more OF les, ues5ie ali Gle red The in-
prUyemrnts are z
LOG FRAME Nous L, 2ixS5r r
feet. hog pen aud sE,rIug house. never fail
irE sprgng uf water cSEsv 10 door, plenty Of
choice fruit OF AL Kinds on premises.
The undersigned aili also expose 20 sale
by pEblic vcndus or oTtSTy, at The dwell
ing house on tract No. :, the following de
scTibe2 Real Estate, on
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Washington & Jefferson College,
WASHINGTON. PA.

The S9.h year begins Sept II
Classical, Scientific and Preparatory
Departments. For ia oriu .tion con
corning Preparatory Department ap
ply to PRoF. j. ADOLF SCHNnTZ, Prin :;
for Catalogue or other information to
PREs'r MoFFAT.
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Friday, August 23rd, 1889,

at O'Clock P. NJ. of said day to wit
No. /. The undivided one half of that
certain plan tI;ion and trac; Of land situate in
Delaware township, one and one half miles
northeast of ThOmpson;own bounded on the
south and west b. lands Of s. %. Evans
heirs on the north hy ID. B. DImm on
che est hX- Jnpafh1D issr containing
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Sh0es and R0Ots.

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
seen added by the manufactures
wc have them all. We can
supply YOU with foot wear for
21lv I'm or out door service. Our
grocery Department. never lags.
We have on hand a iull line OF
Fvesh, Plain and Fancy
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LEG.9L
A DuINISTRAToR's NOTICE

Estate Of DAVID SHURTZ late af Dsia-
Irggs ,7lsEship, dsc'd.
Notice i hereby given that letters of
Administration have been granted To- the
u-dersigu,d oa tho estate OF David ShurfZ
late Of Delaware township, deceased Al
persons indrbtcd 10 said estate are request
ID 10 make iuU odiate pigment and those
having claims -ziuSi the same will present
them properly Authenticated Tor settlement
JONATHAN EISEg,
.iirE5stsfTafOT.
June 26th, 's9 -.
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EXECUToR'S SALE
IL -OF-
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

The uBtersignsd Executor of the last
will and testament, OF David NTH late of
Delaware township, Juniata county, de-
ceased. viii expose The following valuable
Real tate to sale by public vendue or
ouicry at the dwelling house on tract No. ],
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Announcements.

To the Editor Please announce General
/. K. Robson of Milford township as
candidate for Representative Delegate sub
i-ct;t., the rules governing the Republican
Party of Juniafa County. General Robson
is well known as a brave soldier, good
citizen and life 10 active. faithful, ana
devoted Republican whom we take pleasure
in Recommending to the party.
MANY REPUBLICANS.
Patterson, Pa, July Sih, 1889
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ACRES.

more or less, twenty OF which are cleared
and the balance timber. having thereon
erected a FRAME HoUsE, good spring OF
never failing water 1t same gims an op-
Poriunity will be gwen to buy three inter
rsts in this tracl
No. > A tract OF land IN same township,
bounded on the north by hand of Philip
Swartz on the east by lands o. Mary 4 ID o
ers GU the south by land nf John Patter-
son aud on the west by land Of Jacob
Lauver, containing
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Saturday. August "a, 1889,

at O'Clock p NJ. Of said day, To wit:
No 1. \ farm situate in Fayette town
slip, Junaara county. Pa, b0Eaded on the
north by lands at Aaron RcDSh on the
the east uy lands uf Lucian AUX CT and
Isaac Shrllenb-rger on the sSzih by lands
OF Reuben Leonard, and on th- west by
lands Of Solomon Bardrll, containing
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PRIVATE SALE.
Erec'.trr Of Darid SHs;th,

The undersigned offers IA acres of choice
land. aijoiniu iug the borough OF Patterson, q
private sale. There is good barn and
corn crib on tbs tra:t The land Is all clear
and level aud well adapted Tor the grow d
OF al ki"dS of grain and gNrtea products.
For parti=T'a cad on
jOuS CUSSISaHAM.
Patterson, Junisla Co, Pa.
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win white Pine. Rock Oak &c,
LOG HOUSE AND FRAIE

LOG HOUSE AND FRAaE BARN,
good orchard and well OF never failing 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 Lanvsr on the east by
land OF Ann Hilton's heirs; son the South
by lands of Paul T. Cox and on the ives,
by lands of William Heckler, containing
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FIETE- EIGHT ACRES.

st"Ut fnrtv-hve acres cleared and ia c5o5
state Of ofcul,ivatiCu. balance we'll tinbered
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hr nIya aCELEBRSTFl FEMALE POW
In Utk } dcr- saie sild atray eitsctHnL ls.o
Stss Si'f - t.-sav le.Os American
-- Guaranteed sErc-1sr ro all Other RENE
rn.Ii-z or aaeh refunded. Ser mail 81 lar[lc-
uIar- q u DIX, = fremont ST. Izos:on Eas,-
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
EASTWARD.

On and after Sunday Gsr l2.b lsss
trains that stop at MiffIm witI rua as f,rlsr,
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June 26th, 's9 q.
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The only complete book published. Nov
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-01
The Limited Fast Mail.

Tho Union Pacific railway, tho overland
route. has just put on Limited fast-,n ,'
main io carry the United States mail be-
tween Council Bluffs and San Francisco
ana Portland. This daily fast-inall traiu
will carry q limited number OF passengers
aud in addition to the United States mat
cars and a baggage-car will be composed Ola
pullman palace-sle;epe5 ana P paiiIn"g
slc.pinc-car for San Francisco. thus ac-
commodating limited number OF passen-
gers. L.. ,,;1 ,,,,
through nom Chicago oia the. Chicago ana
Nortbwestern railway. Only hrst-class
tickets will be honored on this tram
This train with its connections makes
tho extraordinary time of lo7 hours, New
York 10 San Francisco, and l0i houis "
Portland. 49,, t
AS accommodations are limited, early APP
nlicatlon for Same should be made 10 nc
Union Pacific agents in New YORK nt'
Louis, Cincinnati. Chicago, or TO Il; l.. Lo-
max, general passenger agent oniana'
heb.
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