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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-07-24

the rich sol of which has hitherto
been regarded as drought proof, the
earth succumbed and there viii be
bat little wheat for export III thai
section Along the MAN line of the
Northern Pacific, IN the once famous
bonanza farm district, the elevators
are closing mp and the country tT1bu-
tarv TO Bismark Is as barren as a
sand hill The Jim River valley viii
barely feed his people, and, III short,
nowhere III Dakota viii there be any
wheat for export save along the main
line of the Manitoba Road from a
point 80 miles north of Fargo, the
/ boundary The cry of famine that
was raised last winter IN the western
part of Walsh county viii find Its
echo al over the territory the com
ing winter
! aside from this impoverishing OF
the people by the failure of the wheat
there is another danger which vii
be felt almost as severely, and that
is the want of fodder for the stock
THE oat crop Is bad and the
meadows away from the river bot
toms are Is parched as the prairie
Not alone VIII this Territory be the
sufferer but tramp through Montanf
reveals the same state of affairs
The range cattle VIII not find enough
to live on until cold weather, and {
prominent railroad official told ;
correspondent that all the extra car
of the Northern Pacific and Manitobt
Road had been ordered to Montani
to pull out the steers SO soon as thu
lack of feed necessitated a reduction
Ia numbers Of the range stock
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-07-24
NIyETY-FIvE ACRES.

more or less OF cleared land
The improvements are
wEATHER R-BoARDED LOG HoUsE 2iX30 feet,
BANK BARN 4Ox70 feet,
with wagon shed aud corn crib attached
There Is a well Of good water - the door ;
an abundance Of choice fruit and a stream
Of wafer running through the land.
No. 3. y tract OF woodland situate 10
Fsyetie township. bounded by LANDS OF
George Roe ard others containing NINE
ACEEs more or less.
IEKNs oF sALE Ten per cent. of pur-
chs money 70 be paid on day of .aIe ;
twenty per cent ou first day OF ADril A d o.,
SO wb"u deed Nil be delivered and pos
session given thirty live per cent. April
lsF, 1891 and the remainder April lst,
1892 interest on pay meuts due April let,
1891 aEd 1892 from April lst, 1890.
On tract No, 1. one thousand dollars WiIl
remain OF the land during the life time of
ANNIE SMITH, widow Of iesistor, the inter
est whereof is TO be paid tn her annually.
JONATHAN KISER,
EzecHfoT of Darid Smith.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-07-24
Strangled Their Infant.

WAEsAw, Ind, July 2U.-The
authorities of tins county on Thurs
day took INTO taeir Custody Mrs,
Martha Danks. charged with muir
der, and her husband, Daniel, as an
accessory Danks recently became a
crank on the subject OF religion, and,
II Is said, compelled his rife to
strangle their fftesn-months-old child
as 4 sacrifice, asserting that the Al
mighty had promised to resurrect
the child on the third dav When
Danks was arrested he had been
CARRYING the dead infant in his arms
iJr two DAYS.
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GENERAL NEWS ITEMS

The twin sons of John Emmerling,
Of Johnstown, were baptized by the
Rev DR. Fink the other day. The
names they received were Philip
Henry Wreck and Otto Emil Flood.
RockFoRD, Ill, July 21.-Mr. and
Mrs. George J. Sussmitch, each over
seventy-tive years, Friday night rode
to the end of the street car line,
walked to the river, tied their arms
together and jumped in. To-day
their bodies were found four miles
below the city.
Henry Duncan, the Free VIII
Baptist preacher. who recently
murdered his wife in Dale county,
Ala, and eloped with Young lady
Of the neighborhoOd, WAS captured
and tried IN the Circuit Court Of Dale
county, convicted and sentenced %
death by hanging.
In TitusviIle p Young man. who
had Just been married, but who could
not leave town, went on a novel
wedding tour He purchased S5
worth of tickets for the merry-go-
round and he and his young bride
rode 10 their hearts content.
James Hampson, Of Northeast,
Erie county, drove stake by each
Of two hills Of corn IN his garden on
Monday morning, and then stretched
up the longest leaf to mark lis height
The next morning, ut the same hour
that he had measured 1t the day be
fore, he repeated the operation, and
found that one had grown over four
and the other five inches.
Joshua Yoder. who lived two miles
east Of Somerset, recent. pur
chased at distillery a quantity of
lSkIsky,5 IF which be drank three pint
TIN cups, fen into stupor and died.
The State Firemens' Association
VIII meet IN Carlisle IN September.
LANCASTER, Pa. July 16.-A severe
storm struck the northeastern end of
Lancaster county yesterday. All the
bridges over the Conestoga Greek
between Churchtown and Morgan
town were swept away; roofs were
blown FROM Outbuildings and fences
leveled - The ground. Hail cut and
ruined many hne fields Of tobacco.
All the oGts-helds in the valley along
Conestoga Greek were submerged
and the crop destroyed. The storm
into Brecknock township
and did great damage there.
Peter Lenhart, q Williamspor-t
teamster, in wading around IN the
Hood trash got some Paris green
upon his legs, and he is now laid up
with the poison His joints are SO
stiff that be can scarcely bend them.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-07-24
ADDITIONAL LOC.7LS.

Kelly McNeal was so severely kick
ed on the right foot by a horse ON
Sabbath evening as to necessitate the
aid of crutches in moving about.
A game of base ball between the
EXterminators and the Mifflintown
Cl.5 Is II progress at the time OF
publication, this Tuesday afternoon.
George Parker while engaged in
assisting to roll the Tennis Court in
Parker's field south of town, on
Monday fell under the roller and had
his right leg severely rolled.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-07-24
Forced To Leave Home.

Over 60 people were forced TO leave their
homes yesterday TO call for free ,fial pack
sge OF Lanes Family Medicine. II your
blood is bad, your liver ana kidneys out of
order, If you are consiipated and have
headache and unsighty complexion,
don't fail 10 call on any druggist TO day for
a free sample Of this grand remedy. The
ladies praise it. EFsrJone lIkes it. Large
size package 90 eents.
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FIFTY-EIGHT ACRES.

about forty-tve acres cleared and in good
state o; cultivation, balance well tiInbered
with White Pine, Rock Oak &C.,
LOG HOUSE AND FRAME BARN,
good orchard and well OF never failing va
ter AT the door, on the place.
No. g. 4 tract OF land IN same township,
bounded or the north by lands of Nsry
Clark and Jacob Lsuver on the .ast br
llnd of Ann Hiltou's heirs son the South
by lands of Paul 7. Cox lad on the west
by lands OF Wi'iam Heck:er, containing
One Hundred and Ten Acres.
more or less, about seventy five acres clear
ed and in good state OF cultivation, balance
heavily iImb-red with White and Rock Oak
having thereon erected
Leg HOUSE,, LARGE FRAME BANK BArs,
shop, wood house aud stone spring house.
There Is al'o q large orchard of well select
ed frut in bearing condition, and three
good spilngs. two vi which never fail.
No. 4. One half interest in a tract OF
land IN Monroe and Pa,e ettc townships.
bounded on the north by lands of Daniel
Mace or The east by lands of Ars. Burd'
heirs on the sOath 10y lands of John Shots
be'Eer and John NayIor aud on the west
BY land Ui Pariet's heirs containing
ONE HUNDRED AsD SIXTEEN ACRES,
more or less, about eighty five acres cleared
anu balance we'll timbereu having thereon
erected =
LOG HOUSE AND BANK BARN,
and outbuildings Water never falling and
[ large orchard on place
/ The above tracts of land are all located in
what promises 10 be extensive peach
growing district.
1 TERMS or SALE-Small, ope fourth in.
/ terest IN tract No. ] 10 be sold for cash.
Remaining tracts a. follows Ten per cent
TO b paid IN cash on day of ,ale, ard to be
forfeited and paid as stipulated damages,
/ If purchaser iais TO comply with subsequent
eond itious OF sale 234 per cant. to De
I paid In cash on Or before January lat, 1890 ;
/ co5 per cent on April let, 1880 and the
remaining 33i per cent. to remain charged
I upon real esIaie during life of Sarah J.
Zeiders, widow, ana the interest thereof 10
be paid TO her annually on the First day OF
April And the principal at her death tO
. the parties entitled thereto. Deeds to bs
delivered and possession given April I.t
1890. WM. Ii. ZEIDERS
-4dHiHi'fTafor Of Henry p. Zsidrs, deed.
July IL It
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With Black Masks on.

CHICAGO. July Is. - \ despatch
from Hartford City, Ind, SAYS "A
mob OF one hundred men with black
masks over thoir faces, attacked the
house Of Nancy Vincent, a notorious
resort at Montpelier, this county,
last night One male inmate was
whipped with switches The other
inmates escaped The Vincent wOm-
an was caught and tarred and the
house and furniture demolished
The occupants have He'd
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Announcements.

To the Editor Please announce General
]. <. Robson of Milford township as g
candidate for Representative Delegate. sub
iect-tJ tho rules governing the Republican
Party of Juniata County. General Robson
is well known as \ brave soldier, good
citizen and life long active. faithful, and
devoted Republican whom We take pleasure
in recommending to the party.
MANY REPUBLICANS
Patterson, Pa, July Sth, 1889.
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ONE HUNDRED ACRES,

more or less, all Of which is cleared and in
. good state of cultivation
The improvements area
LOG FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, 2ex32 feet,
Bank Barn 36x6O feet. There is a good
Young apple orchard on the farm IN good
bearing condition.
The land is limestone and flint and there
is a never failing spring OF water on the
place
The above is desirable property, con-
venIent TO schools, churches aud markets.
No. >. The undivided one half of 20
acres Of woodland, situate in same town
ship, bounded, south by lands of Hertzler's
heirs /; on the west by jonathan kIser
north and east by lands of Benz imam Dill
man. Thistis 4 choice tract of woodland
well set with Chestnut timber
! No. 3. \ tract Of land in same .ownshil
about p miles east OF ThompsoBtown on
road leading from Thompsontown to cross
roads bounded north and east by lands oi
/ jeremiah Loud ems lager on the south by
lands OF William Gr4ybill and John Y
: belly west by l4nis of David Z. Spichei
I and Christian Benner, containing
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Saturday, August "a, 1889,

al l O'Clock P NJ, OF said day, TO wit
No 4. i farm situate in Fayette town
ship, Juuiata county, Pa, bounded On the
north b. lands of Aaron Roush on the
the east by lands of Luciaa Auker and
Isssc Shellenberger ; on the south by lands
OF Reuben Leonard, and on the west by
lands OF Solomon bardell containing
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-07-24
PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE,
Gettysburg, Pa.

EOUNDED IN 1882. Large Faculty.
II Two full courses OF study-CIassical al
and Scientific. Special courses in all de-
uartnents. Observatory, Laboratories al d
new Gymnasium. Three large buildings
Steam heat. Libraries 22,OO0 volumes.
Expenses low Department of Hygiene
and Physical Culture in charge of an eI-
perieneed physician. Accessible by fre-
ouent Railrosd trans Location on the
BATTLEFIELD Of G sttysburg most pleasant
and healthy PREPARATORY u DE.
PARTMENT, in separate buildings fol
boys and young men preparing for bust
ness or College under special care of the
Principal and three assistants, residing with
students in the bnildinz. Fall term opens
Sept. 5th, 1889. For Catalogues, address,
II. w. MCKNIGHT, D. D.,
President, sl
Rev. Il. G.. BUEHLER, A. NJ.
Principal.
Gettysburg, Pa.
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followers IN North Csrolina.-4 fraud.
GovyESoE Lowry Of Mississippi Is
or the hunt of the sluggers The
lruisers are hiding.
\ >Ew military Tnsa in Egypt
declares his purpose tn conquer the
world bag Il v9nc-
The Prohibitionists viii kold a
State Convention at Harrisburg on
the 26th day Of September.
NIIss. Mary RRApY, of Jersey City
has been declared common scold
10y jury Of IL men. The penalty
i hue and imprisonment
Ur t1 this time, three thousand
two hund-e, bodies have been re
covered from the Johustown flood.
How many thousand drowned people
have not Ieeu found
JUpGE McPaEEsoN. Of Lebanon
county, vho presided over the Hunt
ingdon cauutv court in n case under
the law t. make tax assessment upon
real estate FIRST lien" z l. 45,
declares the law unconstitutional
GEcEHT information from China re-
port that the flood of June 1st and
2ud lat IN certain vallies Of the Gel
cstial Empire drowned some 5000
people. The food wns raging at
the tineot ths Johnstuwn, Juniata,
and Sus04ehonua floods in this state
Tn. uyou,ise of large wheat crops
III England France, and Spain Is
good, bat tho crop in the great
wheat growing districts If Russia
and Hungary l. So poor that there
win b scarcely enough 10 supply the
home daafuL If reports Of short
wheat crops continue 10 come IN as
they have during the past 10 days,
IL VIII not be many weeks till wheat
takes s. leap upwards IN price.
FROM the Philadelphia Bulletin
Judge Whlte Of PittebUrg is now de
cIariug that me i sorry that he did
NOT aiye m-rs licenses t. saloon
keepers. ~ it is only 81 weeks
since he made his decision On this
pciut. 1t j, evident that Judge White
Is not slow IL changing his opinions.
II Is misfortune that law which
needs to be administered with so much
discr ton. foresight and impaI tiali-
tv should be Interpreted by Judicial
Who seemingly has none of those
qualities, and who has done mEch
to bring it INTO disrepute.
\ 5TrENEsorA hanging law forbids
newspapers publishing accounts of !
convicted and sentenced criminals 4
Last week a murderer wss hung at |
Little Falls and the newspapers pub /
LsAad long accounts Of the hanging, !
thus throwing themselves open 10
i'iNeTl NANt'4l- WHICH SSE4-S 10 Dc tlt .
only NAY To- set the despotic law be =.
fore the courts SO that it may be de .
ciured unconstitutional Big head .
ed men get into all sorts of places .
and the big headed fellow that had
the law passed did not know that
when he had an act passed prohibit
ing the publication Of anything reln-
tive to the hanging Of murderers that
he was not Iniuring the newspapers,
but that hes.was yiol-rng one Of the
most sacred rights of the people by
shutting of free means Of informing
the people Of how condemned men
are treated and executed. People ;
must never submit t. have trials and
executions conducted under bushel.
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lOt7I- 7I------------- l8H, 40 IL
State of Penna, County of Juniara, ss
l. D. s. kLoss. Cashier of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true TO The best of my
knowledge and belief.
d. $. KLoss, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
l9.h dsy OF July 1883.
JAMES MCCAULsY.
Correct Attest Notary Public
SASEs Wilson,
JossFH W. SiISsEL, Directors.
J0as g. HALIEAAS
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100 Ladies w aBted.

And 100 mon to call on any druggist for A
free trial package of Lanes Family Medi-
cine. the great root and herb remedy, dis
covered by DIR. Siias Lane while in the
Rocky Mountains. For diseases of the
blood, liver and kidneys it Is a positive
cure. For constipation and clearing up the
complexion il does wonders. Children like
IL. Everyone praises it. Large size pack
are. so cents. At all druggists.
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4 lrs
EASTWARD.
ALTOONA Accommodates Leaves .lr,o,,
daily ~ 5 S5 a. IN, Tyrone co.
Huntin gdOn 6.53 a. N, Mount UDi,- :,
III =. m. Ncw'on Hami'tyn 7.l7an
McVeytowu : ~ a. a.. Low >towp : "a
M, Milford 500 m, MlIin ~
Port Royal s.32 q. m, Mexico s.s7
TusCRroTa S,4i a. IA. NaBdyke
Thompsontown Z - a. Iu., DurysrI $40,
r., Millerstown 9,03 ur.. Newport gI5,
m, arriving at Harrishu-E ~ 10 ga.
ard a. Philadelphia, - ,. u.
SEA SHoRE EXPRESS leaves Alto9-a dahl,
at F., ) a. m, and stopping a al req 4,
stations between Altoona and Har.ishury
reaches Mifliin al lH,U5 q. II, Eerrisb1T,
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3.l5 p. IN.
MAIL TRAM leaves Piitsbu-g dsily =,
> 30 g. a., Altoona at 2,GO ?. Ia, and stop.
ping al al regular stations arrives 81 Nfrir
at % =. m, Harrisburg 100 +. H., Phis,
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p II; Harrisburg 8 lnh. D1neapiooaa
% a n; Newport '' ~ a.''l .ss ~,
ms Lewistown 5"I a IA Nc. .ey t'"a . Z.
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EORTY-SIN ACRES.

more or less, nearly all cleared. The inn
proyements are
LOG FRAME DWELLING HOUS E, 2ix36,
feet, hog pen and sprIns, house, never fail
ing spring OF water close TO door, plenty OF
choice fruit OF all kinds on premises.
The undersigned HiIl also exposs to sale
by public vendue or on;cry, at the dwell
ing house on tract No. 4, the following de
scrlbed Real Estate, on
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LEGAL.
A DMINlSTRAToR's NOTICE.

Estate Of D.dVID SHURTZ late Of Deia.
ware foirrship, dsc'd.
Notice is hereby given that letters al
Administration have been granted 10 thS
undersigned on the estate of David Shurf7
late of Delaware township, deceased. All
persons indebted TO said estate are rrqnest-
ed to make immediate Payment and tho--
having claims sgainsi the same will present
them properly authenticated for settle meat
JONATHAN kISER,
.5dHinrs fTdfoT.
June 26th,- ,-'s9 st.
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PRIHATE SALE.

The undersigned offers II acres ofchoice
land, adjoining the borough OF Patterson.
private -sle- There is good barn and
corn crID on lhe tract The land IL all clear
and level aud well adapted Tor the growth
OF all kinds OF grain aud garden r,nJucts
For psrIisuiars call op
JURS CUsslaGsAp
Patterson, JuBists Co, Pa
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Washington & Jefferson College.
WASHINGTON, PA.

The seth year begins Sept, IL
Classical, Scientific and Preparatory
Departments For information con
cerning Preparatory Department APP
ply to PRoF. J. ADOLF ScHHIrz, Prip :
for Catalogue or other information to
PREs'T MoFFAT
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THENTY-NISE ACRES.

more or less, twenty OF which are cleared
and the balance timber, having thereon
erected n FRANE HOUsE, . good spring of
never fsiIIng water. At same time an op-
Portunity will be given TO buy three inter
este in this tract
No >. A tract VI land in same township,
bounded on the north by land OF Philip
Swartz on the east BY lands OF Mary Z-id-
ers on the south by land nf John Paitsr-
son aud on the west by land Of Jacob
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Friday, August 23rd, 1889,

at O'Clock p. N. of said day to wit l.:
No. l. The undivided one half of thai
certain plan tation and tract of land situate in
Delaware township, one and one half miles
northeast OF ThompsontOwn bounded on the
south and west by lands of s. o. Evans
heirs on the north by D. b. DImm OF
the east by Jorathan Kiser containing
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on the premises, on
Tuesday, August 20, 1889.
at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ, the following described
real estate -
No. 1. One folrth interest in a tract of
land in Green wood township, Juniata Coun-
", bounded on the north by land OF George
Woodward on tho east by land of John H.
Mcconnell; on the south Dy Diman's heirs /;
and on tue west BY lands OF Cyrus Carg,ll
combining
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June 26th,-'s9 st.

FIFTY-FIVE ACRES,
more or less with the appurtanencss haviny
thereon erected
A WEAT iER-BOARDED LOG HOUSE,
FRAME BANK BARN,
spring house, smoke house and other ont
buildings, absut forty five acres Of which
are cleared ana the balance woodland. Tne
land j. in good state Of cultivation.
TERMS OF SALE-One fourth OF IA.
purchase money 10 be paid on cont I'm rtioa
of sale by th- court one fourth On the
irsi d ay of April, A. d., 1899, when ieef
viii he delivered AMI possession givon, and
the Remainder April LIST. A. D., 1891. with
Interest from April lst, A. d 1899 TO be
secured by Jud yment.
KPHRlAN J. kURTZ,
Administrator Of Samu.! j. KHrt-, deed.
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LEG-9L.
EXECUToR'S SALE
IL OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

The Undersigned Executor of the last
will and testament, OF David mith late of
Delaware township, Juniata county, de-
ceased. will expose The following valuable
Real Estate TO sale by public vsndue OF
ontcry at the dwelling hOuse on tract No J.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-07-24
FARM FOR SALE
Brick House. Good Frame
Bank Barn,

wagon sheds. good bog stable, chicke
house, ice house, sh-house, good els
tern, never failing spring runs through tn
r,lxce Hlsnfr good frnir nf all Lind. Tn
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