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Tuesday, May 17, 1870.
LOCAL D E P A 11 T M E X T.
OUR TERW1S
Are One Dollar a Year in Advance !
Persons who receive a paper with tills article
marked, may know that they should mail or oth
erwise so ml the subscription price, if they wish to
continue to receive Tlie Tunes.
CORRESPONDENTS will please hear In
mind liiiti letters received later than Saturday eve
ning, or the down mail on Monday morning have
to lay over until the following weeK.
Jim, living in Newport, was charged with
attempting to commit a gross outrage
on the person of a little girl about 12 years
of age, residing in that borough ; being
prevented from accomplishing his purpose
only by an older sister hearing her cries for
assistance and coming to her rescue. A party
was then got together, and a court presi
ded over by Judge Lynch was held, when
it was decided to give the fellow thirty or
forty lashes on the baro back. This sen
tence was carried into cxccution,thc stripes
being well laid on by tho father of tho girl,
after which tho fellow was warned to leave
town under penalty of being shot.
Another correspondent's version of the
The msiuber of congress from this dis. story is, mat suen a cnargo was made i.y
triet. Hon. It. J. llaldeman.was married last lo gin, out; not unin nours alter uio
Thursday evening to tho daughter of Sena-
one half of tho crops is yet planted in this
vicinity, owing to wet weather.
A number of tho residents of spring twp
have forwarded a petition for a New Post
Otlico to bo located at Smith's store in Littlo
Germany, and to be called Kings Dale.
The Indiana county court at its recent
session refused to grant any tavern licens
es. Carlisle has a new Steam fire Engine
Where is tho Bloomfleld lire extinguisher.
Pome Shad have been cauclit in the Ju
niata above Newport during tho past
week.
Tho Liverpool military company, called
the Perry llilles have received their muskets
and accoutrements from the btato arsenal
Church Notices.
tor Canijron. Iho ceremony took placo ni
llarrisburg.
time when it is alleged tho deed was at
tempted. Tho darkey denied it, and was
then whipped by a party until ho confessed
that the charge was truo.
Wo do not know which of tho above ver
sions is the most correct, but this manner
C W Telegraph. Ollicc. The general agent
of Tito Western Union Telegraph Co., visi
ted Newport last week, and made arrange- of dispensing justice, should not bo tulera-
ments to open a new ollieo in uiai pi.icc tud Tho m.ltter ought to reCeivo an inves-
ix, win do locaieu near uio sipiaic. tigaon by tho proper authorities, and if
X TroUintr Match has been arranged to K'ty of such an attempt, the rascal should
coiho oil1 on tho fair irround, at Newport, k legally punished to the extent of tho
1. a 07Hi inuf Tlin p.oiiniet,iiir nrizus law.
Mil HIIU VI t11 A...JW. " " J .
are one purse of If 30 and one of $73, which
are open to all.
X'cwport Items. Mr. Charles Swcezy, of
this place, was robbed of $2,500, near Nor-
At a Republican meeting held in Somcr- thunibcrland, under very strange circuin-
set on tho Ulh inst., an ell'ort to pass a res- stances. His boat had been running on
olution advising the abolition of tho "Craw- Friday night and all day on Saturday. In
ford County system," signally failed. the evening the boat was tied up, and Mr.
Why should not that system bo tried in Sweczy being tired, retired early, and to sc-
this county ?
Disgusting. Tho Tyrone Herald says :
An Irish razor sharpener in Tyrone, last
week, ollered to eat a live toad if tho by
standers would give him half a dollar. The
money was raised and ho dev oured tho rep
tile without waiting to kill or clean it.
We hardly know which party to consider
tho most beastly tho toad eater or the by
standers, but aro inclined to give the latter
tho preference.
euro his money bctter,slept with his clothes
on. In tho morning when ho awoko his
pocket-book was missing, and upon examin
ation ho discovered that tho cover of his
bed had been cut immediately above the
pocket which contained the money ; tho
pocket being also cut, and tho money ex
tracted. None of tho crew were awakened
by the nocturnal visit, showing that the
thief was not treading on unknown ground,
evening, tho 7th inst., the
in tho Reformed Church
fell while tho sexton was in the act of light-
On Saturday even
largo chandelier in
Killed by Lightning. On Friday after
noon last Jacob Bice, a well-to-do farmer of ing it. Quite a number of tho lamps were
Wayno twp., was killed by lightning, in broken ; tho oil being spilled over the floor,
bis own house, whilst engaged in painting Had tho accident occurred thirty or
stair, rods. Tho brush with which ho was forty minutes later, when the audienco were
painting was set on lire. His daughter who assembled, tho consequences would have
was in tho room at tho time, escaped un- been too serious to contemplate especially
hurt, excepting her fingers were numbed when wo consider that there aro only two
for a while Mr. Bice's ago was CI years narrow doors as a means ot exit, and those
7 months and 0 days. Lewislown, Democrat opening inward. This is ceitainly a case
of the 12i7 inst. t criminal carelessness, or culpable negli
gence ot too gross a character to bo passed
Boy Drowned. Harry K. Mayberry and over in silence, and what makes the caso
Charles Messiiuer, (tho latter a son of Israel still worse, is that the chandelier has only
Messimer, formerly a resident of this bor- been in position a few months, and in a new
ough,) were drowned in the canal, at Har- church at that.
nsburg, last week. '1 he lads had lelt homo The hrst two of a scries of Saturday
to go to school, but played truant to go evening concerts, by the ' Gcrmania Band!
fishing.' They not returning homo at tho camo olf in tho public square, as per an-
expccte.it time, search was maao lor tiiem nouncement. Tho programme was varied
without success, iho next uay liuorma- aud interesting throughout. The selections
tiou having been received that they were were wcll nlac1o and equally well performed
seen at tho canal basin near tho depot, the Tho squaro wa3 crowded during the even-
' water was drawn off, resultin;
covery of their bodies,
g in tho dis-
A Queer Decision. They havo a curious
maimer of dispensing justice (?) in Trenton
judging by tho following: Recently a youn
man in that city eloped with tho wife of a
citizen named Brady, who goon afterwards
discovered w here the two were secreted and
made an assault upon the seducer. All tho
parties were taken before Justico Cubberly
who made tlw extraordinary decision that
tho mail and wi fo must divide their goods
and separate. Tho young man was dischar
ged and the husband bound over to keep
the peace.
ing and until tho last note ceased to rover
berate between the hills and bluffs of tho
blue Juniata, tho audienco remained qui
et and appreciative, proving that tho enter
prise will be a success. The Saturday even
ings will hereafter be anxiously waited for,
especially by our young folks, and tho
"Germania Band" will bo remembered
witli pride, long after other organizations
will havo been numbered with the "thing!
of tho past."
Briefs. i
Altoona has a daily papor, called 41 tho
Daily sun."
Several mad dogs have reccutly been
killed in York county.
Tho Juniata county jail is now without
prisoners.
Decree of Incorporation.
IN THE MATTER of the petition of the Trinity
Reformed Church of Marysvllle, l'u., the fol
lowing proceedings were had, to wit:
Mav 7th, 1870 Tho petition of Rev. W. D.
C. Bedrock, 1). T. Kverhart, G. W. Heisinger, Win.
M. Schools and oilier citizens 01 mo conimon-
wealth of 1'eniisvlvania, accompanied ny the arti
cles of Association, was presented to the Court
proving for a decree of Incorporation, whereupon
lie 'following decree was made, "and now to wit :
.May Till, 1S70, Notice Is hereiiy directed to ue
given in two newspaper printed in the county of
Perry, for tho period of four weeks before the hrst
davof the next term of this Court, of the within
application. liy the Court."
1 CHARLES H. SMILEY,
Prothoiiotary.
Lewis Pottkii, Attorney for Petitioners,
llloomlield, May 11, 1H70.
New Advertisements.
ITTIV BOOKS. Agents to sell 100 por
JSlliW weekT Price 3. Address L. STEB
BINS, Hartford, Cf
In the Presbyterian Church prayer meet
ing on Wednesday evening. Preaching on
rmnnay morning, at 10 o clock, liy Uev.
onatlian .hdgar, ot Philadelphia.
In the Methodist Church prayer-mccting
on Thursday evening. Preaching on Sat-
rilay evening and huiulay morning at 10$
'lock, and communion service.
In the Lutheran Church prayer-meeting
on Wednesday evening. Communion on
next sabbath. Preparatory services on
Saturday, at 2 o'clock.
tW Catharine Marsh, who murdered her
four children and cut her mother's throat,
cccntly at Baltimore, talks more rationally
nd now realizes what sho lias done, bhe
speaks very affectionately of her children,
nd says they were very good anil beauti
ful, but can't tell why she was caused to
commit so dreadful an act. She says she
surely was crazy.
C3f A terrible accident occurred on the
Missouri Pacific railroad, on tho 12th inst.,
by a collision of a freight with a passenger
train. Twenty persons were killed at once,
and more than thirty were wounded.
Decree of Incorjwration.
IN THE M ATT Kit of the Petition of Christ's
Reformed Church at Diineannon, l'a., the fol
lowing proceedings were had. to wit:
2d May. 1K7II, the petition of Rev. AV. I). C. Hod
rock, C. 1). (ielhach. V. Walil, h. Humiier and oth
prs i-UliMisnf the Commonwealth of l'a.. accom
panied by the articles of Association, was presented
to tne court proving ior a uecrceoi ineoi poiauon,
wliereiioon the nillowiim decree was made:
Alio now 10 wn : miy ii, loin, iiui ice is m-n-ny
OOft A DAY! 40 new articles for Agents.
ZJZO Samples free. 11. B. SHAW, Alfred, Me,
Salesmen. Send for circular, a first
class business and steady employment. B. F.
HUWK, 37 Arch street, l'Uiladolplna, l'a.
MEA1WIM.E THEOUXHCAL SCHOOL.
Unitarian; educates Ministers; Sltiu a year
to poor students: negins Aug. zu. Appiy to a. a.
UVKUMOltK, Meadville, l'a.
CURIOUS, HOW STRANGE! The Married
Lrutin Private Qnnviininn, contains the dn
slred Information. Sent free for stamp- Address
Mus. 11. METZOEU, Hanover, l'eim'a.
directed to lie iriven III two newsiiaoers limited ill
the county of Perry, for the period of four weeks burg, Pa.
before the Hi st day or tno next term oi tins court,
of the within application. Ity the court."
CHARLES 11. SMILEY,
Protlionotary.
rrothonotary's Office,
l'.loomtield. May 11, 1S70.
Lewis I'ottkh, Attorney for Petitioners. .
JJTE WILL PA V AGENTS a salary of f3T.
' tier week or allow a lame commission to sell
our new Inventions. Address J. W. i'lNK & CO.,
Marshall, Midi.
-T7"ANTE1) AOENTS. !0 Watch, free, given
Y V gratis to every live man who will act as our
Agent. Business light and honorable ; Siu por nay
Address u. nivauxja ivcjm cvx w., x
Pennsylvania It. It. Time Table.
43
NEWPORT STATION.
On and after May 1st, 1870, Tassenger trains
win run as ioiiows:
WEST.
Pacific Exm-ess. (Flag) 5.0A. M. daily.
Way Passenger, U.lli A. M., daily except Monday,
man, z.a p. m. uany except oiinuay.
EAST.
East Line 4.10 A. M.. dally except Monday.
l larrisburg Accom. 12.5 v. w., daily " Sunday.
Southern Ex. (Flag) 1.32 P. 1!., daily " Monday
Mail, 7.53 i. M., daily except Sunday
J. .1. BARCLAY, Aueiit.
The renowned trotting mare Moun
tain Maid was sold last week for $30,000.
DUNCANNON STATION.
On mid after Sinidav. May 1st. 1S70. trains will
leave Duncannon, as ioiiows :
EASTWARD,
County Price Current.
Bloo.mfieli), May 10, 1870.
Flax-Seed 82 00
Potatoes
Butter 1 pound,
Eggs -K1 dozen
Dried Apples $1 pound,.
Dried Beaches,
Pealed Teaches,
Cherries ,
Pitted
Blackberries
Onions If) bushel
25 cents.
20 "
12 "
6 "
810cta.P.
15 18 cts. "
i(i Gets. "
15 IS cts. "
8 10 cts. "
ICvrrccteil Weekly by Oriffltli Jones.
DUNCANNON, May 10, 1S70.
Whito Wheat $1 15
lted Wheat, 1 05
Rye 75
Corn 80 tt
Oats, 32 pounds new, ... 45
Ground Allium Salt V Sack i '0
Liniebiirner's Coal,
Stove Coal S CO
Smith Coal - 2!ets.uus.
Iron V Cwt 4 CO
Nails f) Keg 6 CO
I (Jorrer.ted Weekly by Wm. Kovpii it Son.
Niswroit'i, May 16,hio.
Flour. Extra ? 4 50
Red Wheat, 1 05 1 05
Rye 80
Corn 80 (3 85
Oats V 32 pounds 48
Clover Seed 7 25 0725
Timothy Seed 3 IX)
Flax Seed 1 75
Potatoes, 15 42 15
Ground Allium Salt, 2 50
Llnicburncr's Coal, 2 40
Stove Coal, 4 50 05 50
Pea Coal 3 40
Smith Coal 25 cts. V h.s,
Cross Tles,8 feet long, 30 40 cents,
Young mun, it is easy to be nobody. Go
to the bar room to spend your leisure. You
need not drink much now just a little
beer, or oine other drink. In tho mean
time play chequers, dominoes, or something
else. If you read, let it bo tho "dimo
novels'' pf tho day ; then go on keeping
your stomach full, and head empty, and in
a few years yon will bo nobody, unless you
should turn out to bo a drunkard or a pro- lilimiajurg oll tho 17lth lnBt
v. : 1.1 i i i
1UHS1UIUM illUUJCl, lULUOl UL WHICH IS WOISO
than to bo nobody.
In many parts of this county 75 cents to
$1.00 is the rate for a days wages.
Several bands of Gypsios aro now travel
ing this county.
Tho district convention of Independent
Order of Good Templars convenes at Wil-
A Grand Uuilding. Tho most imposing
structure on Market streot, Mf not in the
whole .city of Philadelphia, is Oak Ilall,
stneo its enlargement. Taking in all its
six stories it covers 71,070 squaro feet.
The Parliam Sewing Machluo is just
wnat you want. Call and seo it in opera
tion at tho store of James L. Diven. Lan-
disburg or at the storo of F. Mortimer,
uo., xsev liloomnold.
Juniata county has a buttonwood treo
which measures thirty foot in circumfer
ence. Persons killing partridges during the next
three years are liable to a line of tweuty-fivo
dollars.
Potatoes find a poor sale in this' vicinity.
Somo lots havo been offered at 15 cts per
bushel. 1
It looks nico to see a young man with a
number 10 loot, limping along lit .number
7 boots.
Corn planting is rather backward. Not
Philadelphia Price Current.
Corrected Weekly by Junney fc Andrews,
No. 123 Mahket Stkekt.
Philadelphia, May H, 1870.
White- Wheat $ 1 35 1 41
Bed Wheat 1 22 1 25
Ryo 106108
Corn 1 13$ 115
Oats 63 60
Clover Seed 7 CO 8 25
Timothy Seed 5 50 O 7 50
Elax Seed 2 20 2 25
Country Lard, 13 15
Eggs Vita 17
Turkeys 25 (4 25
Buttor, solid hi bbls.' 13 13
BOOK AGENTS WANTED. " Ladies of the
White House." No opposition. Steel encra
vings. Kapid sales. For circulars. Address 11. B.
1'UuusiiiNo Co., J. x., Cincinnati anu umeugu.
SALESMEN Wanted in a paying bu
siness. S Kennedy, 413 Chestnut St., Philadelphia.
IXVVCIIOMANCY, FASCINATION Oil HVVJb
J- CHARMING. 100 pages: cloth. This won
derful book has full instructions to enable the
reader to fascinate either sex, or any annual, at
will. Mesmerism, Spiritualism, and hundreds oi
other curious experiments. It can be obtained by
sending address, witn lu cents postage, to i. v.
EVANS & CO., No. 41 So. Eighth St., Philadelphia.
OTA It SPRANGI.ED BANNER. A largo 40,
column nailer. Ij-dner size. Illustrated. Devo
ted to Sketches, Poetry, Wit, Humor, genuine fun
Nonsense (of a sensible kind), and to the expo
sure of Swindling, Humbugs. &c. Only 75 cents a
year, and a superb engraving, "Evangeline," !-
by2 feet guatis,3O.OU0 circulation, towy rcjund
el to all who afc it. It Is wide-awakf, fearless.
truthful. Try it now. 7a cents a year, specimens
FREE. Address "Manner, ninsume, n.
II j r V IH IS rF .
titvnntors who wisli to take out Letters Tatent
are advised to counsel with MUNN & Co., editors
Fast Line, (Flag) 4.35 A. m., daily except Monday of Ho Mmtijlc A wcr can. w ho tve p o?eouieu
llarrisburg Accom. 12.51 p. m.. (aily " Sunday c alms before the Patent Oilice f( r over rwc'ity
Southern Ex., (Hag) 1.57 P. M., daily " Monday A ears, their American ami Ktmnn latent
M-iii 8 281- m dailv " Sundav Agency is tlie most extensive in tlie world. Char-
MMl M Vt-iVuTur -,V'l"y oimuay b , reliable agency. A pamph-
n,itJ i o - -
Pacific Express, (Hag) 4.41 A. M., daily
Wav Passenger. 8.33 A. M.. daily except Sunday
Mail, 1.54 P. M dailyexcept Sunday
WM. C. JvlMi, Agent
ges le:
fet cm
gratis,
mtaining full instructions to inventors is sent
s. MUNN & CO., 37 l'ark How, New York.
MILLERSTOWN STATION.
On and after Nov. 14th 1809 trains will leave this
station as follows :
EASTWARD.
llarrisburg Accommodation 12.10 V. M.
Mail 7.41) 1". M.
WESTWARD.
Way Passenger P.24 A. M.
Mail 2.44 P. M.
W. J. JONES, Agent.
Stage Line Between Newport and New.
(jiiTinuiitown.
STAGES leave New Germaiitown dally at four
o'clock a. in. Laudishurgat 7. 30 a. in. Ci'cen-
uark at 8 a. in. M'W Blooiulield at '.' a. m.
Arriving at Newport to connect with the Ac
commodation train East.
Iteturiiinir leaves Newport on tho arrival of th
man rrain lioni l'tiiiadcipnia, at z.-su p. in.
z. iticii. rrojirieior.
Nov f4tsiro Iiiio
BETWEEN
BL003IFIELD and NEWPORT!
One Million Acres
OF
CHOICE IOWA LANDS
TTAOll SALE, at $3 per acre and upwards.forcash.
Jj or on eiedit.by tlie IOWA RAILROAD LAND
co. Jtauroads already uuut tuiougo me j.auu.
and on all sides ol tneni. ureal inducements to
settlers. Send for our free Pamphlet. It gives
prices, terms, location; tells who should coins
Vest. what they should bring, what it will cost:
gives plans and elevations oi is uuiereiit styles oi
ready-made houses, which tho Company furnish
at from 250 to W,(K)0 ready to set up. Maps sent
If desired. Address .
W. W. WALKEli, Vice-rresident.,
Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
J. MODEL HOUSE
Being a cripple. I have made house planning a
special studv. One built last season has proved &
model of convenience, beauty and economy. De
scriptive circulars of Plans, Views, etc., with gen
eral information of value to all, sent free, ad
dress (with stamp or script if convenient). GEO.
J. COLBY, Architect, Waterbury, Vermont.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
mill! subscriber Is now running a hack between
JL Blooiulield and Newport, leaving Blooinlielrt
$3. EMPLOYMENT. 810.
HUNDREDS OK AGENTS make from $5 to fiO'
per dav, in selling our Patent Extension
liuw. and Swifts, combined. Used In every fami-'
lv for winding Yarn, Silks, Worsted, &c. Winds
full sized skein, and weighs less than one pound.
Agents wanted, for terms, kc., uuuress . x.
atwa in., arriving at .Newport in nine to connect zt-Fa i?h Kx.-t'ii Auiuirn N v
ress train East. ' '
with tlie Exorc
Returning, leaves Newport at 2.30 p. ni., or on
the arrival of the Mall train West.
- lie has also opened a LI V ERY in th Stables
belonging to Rinesinith's Hotel, where he Is pre
pared to iuinlsh horses and bupgies at moderate
4. 20 4w.
prices.
AMi
PUBLIC fe4AJL.li:
OK
UNCLAIMED FREIGHT !
Heal Estate Agency for Terry Co.
Lewis I'OTTEit. S. II. Gai.iuuith.
TOTTEU & GALUKAITU,
Heal E n 1 u 1 c Agents,
JNew lilooinlioltl, l?n.,
OKKF.lt nt Trlvate Sale over OVER ONE
HUNDRED FARMS hi Perry County.
Pa., varying in .size from 20 to 300 Acres, and
at prices ranging from K10 to $lou per acre:
All of the above Heal Estate is located within 45
miles of tlie Capital of the State, anil convenient
to markets, none ot it being more thiol' 20, and
much of it within S miles of the 1'cnu'u. K. It.
Perry County is among the tlnest Agricultural
Counties in Iho State, 'Iho land being principally
limestone, red shale and Hint gravel.
Persons wishing to view any of tho above prop
properties can do so, by calling at the olllce of the
Agents.
W Persons having properties for sale, would do
well In ealllug on the above.
-M Please send fori Circular giving a full ilo
scription of each properly 1 20 ly.
rpiIE PENNSYLVANIA KAILUOA1) CO.. will
JL oiler at public sale, on
Saturday, June 4th, 1870,
between the hours of 2 and 6 p. in., the following
unclaimed freight, now at tlie several stations on
tlie 1'. It. It. and Branches, as designated, unless
owners or consignees pay charges anil expenses on
the same, and take It away on or belore the day
of sale :
Description of Goods. Consignees
DUNCANNON.
1 barrel, R rolls and 1 bog -fcf
routing materia!, W. Musgrove.
1 bag of salt, A. L. Suiiiuier
nei:i;obt.
1 mower (.1 pieces), Anderson and Eros
6 hay forks, J. Grove
Lot of Iteaper fixtures, No Marks.
1 Jack (for separator) D. Tressler.
1 wood horse and saw, W. S. Mitchell.
MILLEKSTOWN.
2 corn plows, B. F. Cauffinan.
i stovo aim niece ot casting a. n. tiiayuiu.
i.ot oi noarus,
REMOVAL!
THE iiiiderslcned have removed.
their MEAT SHOP to No. 3, ,
West Main street, Blooiulield, Pa.,
where they will be happy to supply.
ineir customers wiiu nie
Best Beef, Mutton. &c,
tlie Market can afford. Thankful for past patron
age, they hope to merit a continuance of public fa-
VOL 11. I j-L.AJi.l. -11 .
llloomlield, April 2l, lSTO.
1 bundle of clothing,
shingles,
,T. II. Iloutz.
Win. Pite.
N. E. Bollinger for
Wm. Bollimrer.
Bo drugs, Box medicine, 8. T. Liueaweaver.
JOHN KEILLY,
Superintendent of Transportation.
Altoona, May 2, 1870.
ADMINISTltATOIl'S NOTICE. Not lee Ishero
by given, thai Letters ot Administration on
the estate ot Catharine Singer, late of (iiiilalo
township, deceased, have been granted to the uu
derslgiied residini: in tlie same lowusluii. '
All persons indebted to said estatoare roipiested
to make Immediate payment,' and those having
claims against it, will present them duly authen-
uuaicu ior seuieiiiem. to
JEltEMIAII S. ANDE11SON.
41801 Administrator.
Clocks. Another new lot of 510 hour
nnd 8 tlay Clocks just received by F. Mok-
TiMKU iv uo., ihcw Dioomtieut.
( ESTABLISHED
IN 1837.
BELLS.
BUCKEYE BEHj OTNPIIY!
Farm, Fire
C1IUUCII. Academy, Factory.
Alarm Bells, &c., 6.O., made of
r USE BELL METAL, .
(Copper and Tiu.) warranted In quality, tone, du
rability, ike., and mounted with our Patent IM
PltOVED UOTATINU HANGINGS. lllustratoa
Catalogues sent Free.
VA ND VZEK & TIFT,
Nos. 102 and 104 E, 2nd St.,
41101ypd CINCJNNATI,0,
W. H, PlPBIl. w. A, Ohdisok.
V. II. I'TIMClt &c CO.,
UAMU7ACTCREIIS OF
Tnmlis, Valisos, Travailing Bags,
UMBRELLAS, &C,
No, 40 North Fourth Street,
(In Merchants' Hotel Building)
PHILADELPHIA.
. SOLID SOLE LEATIIEK TKUNK9 A BrBt
C1A1TY. 4 lt ly 10
NOTICE. .
TIIK undersigned hereby gives public notice,
that ho will enforce the law In regard to
trespass, upon iiersons hunting or fishing, or oth
erwise trespassing on his premises. In Tyrona
township. Perry County, l'a.
i May 3, 1970 5t