8
ljc mcs, Ntu) Bloomficlii, $)n.
Miscellaneous News Hems.
t3?" Tlio 'Missouri Democrat very truly
remarks that the day of party organs is
over, anil that people want independent
newspapers.
t1 Gloves are now made in Knjlniiil
with a pocket on the inside of the palm,
to suit the habit indulged in by the fair
sex of carrying money in that position.
W The choir sang "Come, yo Discon
solate," at a recent wedding in Lafayette,
Ind. The bride, who is thirty-two, says
nho isn't near so disconsolate as she was.
MTOntho 12th nit., the Southern Ex
press Company wns robbed near l'ensacola
of 13,000 in currency, including fl!.',000
irom the Kavy Department, probably in
tended for the l'ensacola navy yard.
tW Wisconsin has a dog, which willtako
money to the market and bring homo meat
in exchange. Being recently unable ,lo
get money, and very hungry, lie stole a sash,
mid pawned it for meat.
IS?" Two years each in the Ptato Prison,
or 500 (ino with two weeks' graco to raise
the money,, was the sentence imposed by
the California Court upon four Chinamen
who had beaten a Chinese, woman
nearly to death, and then built a tire about
her.
tff The State of New Hampshire bor
dcis on Canada for a distance of thirty or
forty miles, and yet thero is not a road of
liny kind across tlie line. It is a wild re
gion on both sides, little frequented except
by hunters.
t?T"A facetious young gentleman from
Cincinnati, received the charge of a shot
gun in return for bis courtesy in callingan
Indiana farmer up in the night, to advise
him to take in his chimney as it was freez
ing weather.
tT'In Michigan, in a case against an ac
cident insurance company, the plaint ill' lost
his suit because the Judge decided that a
man's feet were not a private conveyance.
Well, if a man's feet are public, what can
be called a private conveyance?
CSP'Tlio Central Pacific Railroad rob
bers, tried at Washoe City, were sentenced
as follows : Chapman to eighteen years'
imprisonment, I'arsonsto twenty, Cockerell
twenty-two, and Squires twenty-three years
and six months.
t" A Cincinnati paper states that sever
al thousand barrels of swine's blood is used
in that city every year for the manufacture
of sweet wine. "fiicret vine," forsooth I
may it not more properly be called toic
or wine or, if you please, what a Dutch
man would call hock (hog.)
t2TW. II. Wisner, son of the late Radi
cal candidate for Congress in Tciuiesce,
shot and killed Mr. Stahlman, age.it of the
Southern Kxpress Company in Shclbyville,
recently in a quarrel over Shililinan's
refusal to give Wisner a receipt for money
paid on a 0. O. 1). package.
t3TMr. Isaac Mimee, an old resident of
Prince's liny, Slaten Island, Rut lire to his
house on S l unlay night, and was bin ned
to death in '.he tinmen. Mr. Mance, who
was 77 years of age, was an eccentric
butcher, and lived alone. At times he was
partially deranged, and had previously at
tempted both arson and suicide.
tW A man was recently engaged in
planking u sidewalk in a certain city, when
a woman in gorgeous apparel stopped near
the scene of his labors to chat with a friend.
Iler train hung over the edge of the last
plank he had puL in position, and he qui
etly slid another one alongside of it, and
securely spiked it down. The liend then
went away todiniici.
tSTThey tell a good story in Milwaukee
of a lawyer who came back, afler some
years' absence from the city, and went al
most immediately into the trial of a jury
case. " 1 believe," said he to his opponent,
ns ho glanced at the occupants of the jury
box, "I know more than half these fel
lows if 1 hunt been away so long." "I
should think it strange," was the encoura
ging reply, "if you didn't knout t,nre than
all of them."
EST The steamer " Al ien" went ashoro
st lleuford liur at 0 a. in., on the Slid nil.
A boat which was launched to take sound
ings was upset at short distance from the
steamer, and the mate and four sea
men were lost. Three were drowned, and
the other two got on the bottom of the
boat, whero they were frozen to death.
Two of the bodies lloateil ashore at Capo
May, next day.
tST A fine-looking couple who bud lecn
spending their "honey-moon," to all ap
pcuiance at a Jersey City hotel, were about
to part a lew days ago, when a strange wo
man, in an elegant attire, appeared, and
pretty nearly stripped the clothes from tlio
supposed bride. The man quietly looked
on, iiml when the performar.ee had elided,
turned to the strange woman, with the
woids, "Come, Amy, let's go home." The
couple in this charming scene were a well
known New York merchant and a ' blond'
of the N. V. stage, mid the interloper was
tlio merchant's wife.
liy" Some interest has been c.itatcil in
Sussex county, New Jersey, during the cx--cuvatioii
of the Midland railroad, by tlie
discovery of some relics of former times in
.thoifwrm of two silver Masonic badges, or
namented with square and eompuss, moon
iid sun, in accordance with the masonic
emblems of the present day, w tiieh. weie
fottlld live feet below the bard earth exeava
lions of the Midland railroad. How the
badges ever got there is it mystery, as no
human remains were connected with them,
sud the soil - ' slate.
r" "lieneed thieves
- following taken
i" ws how skill-
in that city :
II sneak thief
method by
'liter were
' shop for
Is. They
ithoiized
f a jew
m ploy ;
mid
U of
ings
7
lMoomficld Academy!
i lUitllnli and ('lonnir)il School
KO!t
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN!
Young Men Prepared For College,
.Xnmt .$' IiihiI !'' .'' ir-l ft' Art.
PALI, TKttM COMMENCES
On Monthly, thf LHh uf Aifjiif'.
VHIhe above school has recently Iwen r.- organ
l.eil, stuilcnls enncuter anv time.
I'rnf. VM. II. DILL, a graduate ul KuU'.cr's Col
lege , N. J., Principal.
Miss ANNA K Al'liKI'l'lI'lLI!, 11 graduate of
Kslher Institute. 'dIihiiIhih. Illiin. teacher of Mu
sic. Painting, Drawum. French unit Ocrinau.
Every facility lor the training of the youth of both
sexes ill all that constitutes a liberal ami thorough
education.
The Collegiate Depart nieiit
embraces nil the higher branches, Includim; Ihc
Lillin anil (ireek Languages. Knginceriiig, Practi
cal Surveying. Literature, Natural .Science ami ad
vaneeil MathcinalicH.
Vacations: .Inly ami August, anil one week at
Christ mas.
Terms: For ltoiinlini!. Furnished linoin, Wash
Ing, Tuition in Latin, Creek, Kuglish Bl anches and
Mathematics, for the scholast ic vear, (Hsu.
in vacations. j-.'im.iHi.
The Hoarding Department Is at the Institution,
inuler the supervision of Wiliani Uriel. Ksi-., bv
whom good ami substantial hoard will lie fur
nished : anil the pupils will lie under the strict care
oi i lie i rineipai. Aiiiuess
W. II. DILL. A. M.
Principal.
Perry county. 1'a.
WILLIAM CKIKl!
New llloo'iilield.
4 Ltri
Northern Central llailwiiy.
w in tk u aTmu n ; i: m i: n t.
't'if'onilt aivt !(( Until' to mill nun H'u.ifOif
tun, Itftlthnnrt', Minim, Krir, tlt'jl'tilo,
liacliutterawl Xitujura Ftiim.
SV AND A IT Lit
SI N DAY. DKC. llll.
J lS70,t
the trains on Ihe Northern Central linib
way will run as follows :
xoirriiVi'Min.
MAIL 'I ISA IV
Leaves ISalllmnrc, s.:n n.iu. I HamshuiK, L.Vip. m
Williaiusporl 7Jiu p. in., and a it. at Llmira, lu.:a)
iu'itai.o i:i'i;i:ss.
Leaves naltimnrc.lli.'iiip.iu. Ibirrishurg. i.'.'.'" a.m.
YVilliuius'Hrt, t)..Vi a. m. Fliuira. 11. :'." noon.
Arrives at Caiiandaigiia at :i.in p.m.
FAST LINK.
Leaves Baltimore 1'!. Ill p. m. llaiTlshurg :.'! p.m.
Air. ul Willlainspui I s.lup.m.. anil Lrie in 7.40 a. in.
CINCINNATI FXPKFSS.
Leaves Haltinnrc7. Ilip.in. ar. I la.) rl.sburgllUiIa.in.
voitii and HAi:i;ism;i:(i accommodation
leaves York at (i.lua. in., arr. at llarrisburg 7.45 a.
Kinic.raht Train with pass
leavinj; llarrisbiirK at V. . ;t.' a
bury at. 11.15 a. in.
'ligcr ear attached,
in., arrives at Sun-
souriiUMU).
MAIL TK A I .
Leaves I'lmlra (i.no a. m. I Williainsport AS) a. III.
ll.inisliuiK 1.27 p. in. I Ar.lialtiiuore atti.l'i p.ln
HI Fi'ALU I.XIT;i.
Leavi s CanaiulaiKiia 4.."i p. in.. ICIinira SIM p.m.
VYilliaiusport U'.-ju a. til.. Ilarrlsbiirg at f.:'-ja. m.
Arrives at baltiiuoie at !i. in.
CINCINNATI LXI'liFSS.
Leaves I lai'risbui'H 10.45 p.m., Ar. Iiaitiiiiiiix-'.'.'iiia.in
FltllC LXI'liFSS.
I.vs. Suubury ln.'.'oa. tit., Ar.llurrisluiri; 1.00 p.m.
pacific i:xi'i:i:ss.
I.vs. Il.ii lislnui! lL.'toa.iu., Ar.llaltimoic :.i)'p.m.
YoltK AM) 1 1 AUHISIIl li All OM MOD T10V.
Lvs. Hai rislMir O.''i p. in.. Ai r. at. ork 7.1ep. m.
if Mall Train north andsouih. Fast l.ineiiiiitli,
and York and llarrisburi: Aeeoiumoilalion nortli
and south, and Lric Kxpress. J-iric Mail south. Cin
cinnati Kxpress north, racitie Kxiircss .soiilli, mid
Kiniriiiil north daily except Sunday.
Ilitllalo Kxpress north and south daily.
Cincinnati Kxpress south dally except Saturday.
For further information apply at tlie Ticket
otliee, Pennsylvania Kailroad Depot.
AI.FKKD It. ITShi:.
lieiieral Su)ierinleiidi'ut.
I j V I) IMS,
Th let l ill or Ladies' (iem is Ihe itrcat invention
lunfi and itirai'stlit wished for by your juj. We de
sire smart and eneruelie lady agents to Introduce
our popular and Justly celebrated artiele iiue, rii
YUlittir, 'tbtm, anil I'if.n In the Woii'l, II Is bi:hly
approved of, endorsed and adopted by all Ladies
of taste and reliiieiueut, and is now A ;LFAT
FA Volfli'K WITH Til KM; It Is what vvcnj ttvia
has wished tor, (lives perfect,
1 UKLDON OF ACTION,
AND I'HKVKNTS C A TflllSli COLD
AT A (Tii lTCAL PKHIOD.
Kudorscd and ree.eoniiuendi") by all eminent
PHYSICIANS AND
DIVINES
Kvc.y Lady ABSOLUTELY
REQUIRES
and will purchase ONE
at sight ; its merits are apparent at a
GLANCE.
TUwulsts, milNm'rs, tr makers, wul those vhiy
krt'p fancy storH ti i j 1 1 (Mir rxorllcut iitvt'Mtinii
i;iv(H iM'i'ffi't Mtixfttrtiitn, ami sH!s wry rapidly,
and nrttiiiK t'Mi'nimis profits Ut iiwuH and deal
fin. Town and nminty rlulds uivi'iiiv to all ho
dirr t-iiuiiirinj In nn lonnrul'lt; rt xiri'titbh: and
jrlihth!ft lutsiiicyt, and at tin' saints tnno, doiu
yinni lo (Ih'sc stillfi'inj; roinpamoiiH tu Mr. Sam
pirn scut fri'ii t-y until on rctuMpi, of j-tice. N-nd
lor wltol-salc I'iicuUirs. Address,
VKTOKI A M A'l'KA(VniINt- CO..
1 I'aikriuoo, NirwYurk.
rlb.-rs
cm;
Xff CDiiilaiit ly nft lijiitl,
A.-MlliT.MKNT OI''
. ::.x c it tj .1 , .v A' . s .
uxxas
j,- i. ..v .v .
Jflt HOCt'OS.
s tit n: Titi:t:i,
i-:; .. i wls,
anil a coa-.uUusiirlinmt til article nu by Mine
makcis.
K M 0 It'll M Kit. CO.
Dailv Kxiiress aud KrclKht Linn
IM'.TWKHN
BLOOMFIELD& NEWPORT!
rpitlt snlmcrllicr wishes tn notify tli cltlcnsof
JL BlllsnillieiU UIIU ni Y(niii in.ii hi- in i uiiiiiiiK
liaily Line, beluc'ii tliexe tno pluce-i.nnil will haul
VreiKlitol ny kind, cr iiromptly iWlvcr luiukancs
or niiuukKKAUlilrnstiHl to liis care.
.OnlBrs may lir left fur him at tlie stores til
F.Murtliaar&L'u., Now lUoomUifUl, or MIlliKiiiKfc
MUSWr'WeW,m,M'"- ... H. WIIITHUUK.
liluoululd, Juniiary 23, Ibid.
For llanrl-bil'D,, or job work of any kind,
go to the Timet UJflct. Cur "Steam I'ower
rrcss," will jirni. a larger bill thuu any
nrcu In the county.
GIGANTIC SALE!
TILE LATENESS
M
ENORMOUS OverstOCK
Whicli wa tire caiTving necessitates our commencing
A T ONCE,
OUR GRAND CLEARING SALE I
We Offer
Stock of Mfffjuicenf Goods,
(15)' iiir the largest we
1(,(MM) III SINKSS (OATS,
ir,M)0 1IKVS I'W'IS,
l",(MM MKX'S VKNTN.
.5M OVKIMDATS.
2,(MM Fine ( lit'Mci IU'ltls.
4,(KM I'.ins' Jiickcls,
i,r00 Hoys' I'nnts,
:,000 ( liiltliTit's Suits.
All kinds of Clothing, and of every desirable color, cut and (nudi
ty filling our immense Six-story Buildings from basement' to loft at
IJIICJ:S UXM1STAKA I1LY LO WKU
Than any we have over before offered
UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES.
We will sell so as to dispose oi
8500,000 WORTH OF
F 18 C i. 0 T S I 8 fi ,
If we have to let. every garment go at the bare cost of manidiie
tnre, and to make this a
W I irr I I j A I M 0 IS A. I j
W'e will cut closer than ever, and give tin? people
Unprecedented Bargains !
Our Mii-k is iniineiiJi' (f0 " r ce.nt. linger ihiin l;i.-l xenr's) ami nil Kresli. lis thoe
Great Aim mil Salvx Clear hn Out,
l!UT WK WILL N'OT CAUltY IT,
IT M US'i' It V. KO !.,!.
The Mile will ciiinliieliec
Monday Morning, November 21, 1870,
Aid be I'ull'iwi il iii. tuirp, until
Every Man and Boy in Philadelphia
UIIU Wll.l. ITIU'IIAM. M ANV fit II 1. I-. St I II. Oil IKl.M HI In hl'OCK.
l'or this occasicn e Imve iari' . I 'orps of tSulesineii, uml will reiiilinee frmn nir
i'ltltinj; I V i,n tmeiit. Sture will open lit (' nml keei npeii in tlie cvcniii
tn S.. tn iifl'i irii wnrkiiien mi opportunity ; Sntiiriluy niglits until
10. A visit solicited, whether wi-hinv; to purchase
or not.
AVANAMvMCEK & IWIOAYN,
A IV 11 A la la ,
AVHOLE HliOCK Ol' UU1LD1NOS,
South East Corner of 6th and Market Streets,
Xliiltilolpliiu,
OF THE SEASON
Till:
Our Entire
have ever had) embracing
VATiUAHLE
Farm at Public Sale,
t pilK niiilcrsli'iicd elvers nt 'public sale, a farm
X In Kyi!UivHiliip.l'erry county, l'a., coiilaininu
Tim In nil is tlie best In the nigliborlioixl. with run -nhm
wntcr In every llelil. Is under yowl fence, uml
has thereon enxitcrt a new
Kranit'! DweUiiig House.
There is aim) a tlii ifly Vountr OHf'II AliO on th
iilacc. This laml lle aloni! two public mails llin
l'lslilnit Creek mail ami tlie l.nnili's (ia mail s the
latt nanieii iih lilcs tlie land In two parts 'My, on
the one side unit i!ii', on the other: on the ipfi
aire piece is a New I ianic Dv.clliiiKllousc, find mi
Ihc other a
FRAME 22 x 28,
erected fur a house, with a never falllns Sprlntr of
water. This la ml will lie sold as a whole, or in two
TracH, to suit purchasers.
i f If not olil at private sale before the t.AST
Oh' DKCKMlil'lt. this property v.ill be sold at pub
lic sale, at the Court Mouse, ill lUooinllcid, on tlio
JTltHTTIU'llSD.W IN I ICWtCAltV, 1871, at one
o'clock p. in., of said day. when terms will be made
known.
V Persons ilcs'rhw to purclinnc a farm will da
well to examine this one bclnre Investing cKo
where. as U lies w ithin lour miles of Marysvlllc.
and the IVniisvlvaniu liallroad one of the best
markets in the county.
1'urlher Information en n be had by ad
dressing Dr. JOHN CSAW,
Jcnner X Itoads,
4 in Somerset county, l'a.
Al.r.M'.I.K I'KOI'KHTV
A 1 Private Sale.
T1IK siibsel'lbcr oilers at private sale his prop
erly In Savllle towiililp, IViry couiily, l'a.,
coicisliii); of
n i A ii i-j w
of l.und, S." Acres of vlileh are cleared, and well
improved having thereon a
One ami Half Story loir House,
LOG BARN,
and other riiil-biiilillns, with a line YolINO
(IKCIIAKD. The balance of the land Is well tim
bered. Tor further Information atlliv.-s or apply to
IIKNItY Kl.i:CKKM:it,
H" l"l-'csbiiri;, Perry enmity, I'll.
A Desirable Farm for Sale.
i
Wll.l. be sold at a bnrpiln, a KAIIM situated
in Centre township, about 2 miles North
j West of lllooinlield boroui.'h, eontaiiiini; lO'-i
I Al l! l-'.S, :i7 well tiiiiberi'd, and tlie balance clear
; ed, and under a hijth state of cultivation. There
i arc on Ihe premises a Loo IK H'SK. plastered, eon
tiiinliiK 7 moms in i.'ood HANK liAUN. a good
j SAW .Mil, Land 2 LI.MK QUAHItlKS.
ir Tor further information apply In
j C. A. IIAUSKTT. AtCy at-Law.
rsew iiiooinuchi, ra..
Oron the premises tn Mi s. ltHiiiici'A inoi-K.J4.H
H . M . E 15 Y
Wholesale and Kctail Dealer In
o n u g s
A.l
MEDICINES,
CONCKXTli AT E 1) HEM. E1U ES,
ESSENTIA. OILS,
Patent Medicines,
PURE
AM)
LIQUORS,
I-'or Medicinal and Sacramental Purposes.
A Splendid Assortment of
P E II F U M K It Y t
HAIR OILS,
n n u s ir e s ,
AND
FANCY ARTICLES,
Always on hand, which w 111 be suhl at low prh-.
IW Orders from riiyslclnns prnniptlr
nttendeil to with (rreat pure.
13. 3VE- EBY,
. Newport, Perry County, Penn'a.
PIIOTOGltAPIIS!
IMiologrniihs !
Photographs!
JA COli VOllLK,
riiotograpliic A rtist,
XKwronr, ri.xx'A.
T1IH subscriber would respectfully call the in
tention of the citiens of this county to tie
fact that he is prepared to take I'lHiTtitlliA fllfi
in tlie best style of the art. Ills loin; experience
enables him to produce
riLTUUKH WHICH VAS.XOT Jtli MX
vi:lu:i.
All persons are requested to call at his rooms mid
examine specimens.
Particular attention given to copying likenesses
uf deceased persons, and great care will bo taken
tu furnish
Good Pictures of Children.
i I'ranilng material and a good assortment nf frame
ulways uu hand, and for sale at low prices.
JACOB COIILIS, Artist,
Newport, Perry Co., P
Usotho Red Horse Powders.
nOKSKS CT KIl) OP OLANDi:i:.S. Aaron
rinyder, U. N. Assistant Assessor, Mount
Aciua, Pa. ('. liacon, Livery SI able, buiibiiry, Pa.
Horses Cured of Founder. Wolf Hi Wilbelin,
Danville, Pa. A. Kills, Merchant, Washington
ville, l'a. A. Kluuuker, Jersey.
Horse Cured of I.ung Fever. Hum & llrothtir.
IwiHliurg, Pa.
Horse Cured of Colic Thomas Cliiigiiu, Union
Couiily, Pa. Hog Cured ot Cholera. II, Parr,
II. i A. Cudwalladcr. Ciiivh Cured. Dr. J. M.'
M'Cleery, 11. McCorinlck, Milton, Pa.
Chickens Cured of Cholera and Capes. Dr. V,
0. Davis. Dr. 1). T.Krebs, C, W. titlckcr. Job u and
James 1'lniiey.
VHundrcda more could bo cited whole Block
was saved.
Gcrin.Mi and Kngllsli lUrectiims. Prepared by
OYltl'S llHOWN.I
! Druggist, Chemist and Horseman,
I 4 41 Milton, Pa., Northumberland co Pa.