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l)e men; Ncu) f Blaomfidir; 3ai
lit loomfitlb imfs.
1
Tuesday, April 11, 1871.
LOCAL D EVA 11 T MEN T,
OUR TERMS
Are One Dollar a Year in Advance
A Frnnd. Tlio Family Sewing M.icliino
Company which claims to be located at
80 Nassau street, New York, in a fraud.
There Is no such firm.
A Sunday School Paper. We have re
ceived a copy of a paper issued by tho Sab
bath school of the St. James Lutheran
church at Huntingdon. Rov. J. J. Kerr is
the editor. '
Arrested. A young darkey named Chas.
Green has been arrested and lodged in jail
in this borough, charged with robbing tho
money drawer in the warehouse of Wm.
Everhart, at Millorstown. Tho theft was
committed on the 1st Inst., and tho arrest
was mado on Saturday last.
A Communication in another . column
calls attention to an enterprise which it is
proposed to establish in this borough, which
our correspondent wishes to speak of further
in another letter, if wo will allow him the
space. Tho column's of tho Times are al
ways open for the discussion, of any sub
ject of general Interest, and consequently
we will publish tho article he refers to.
Meeting lu the Court House. The Car
lisle Presbytery meets in the court house of
this town next Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock,
when a sermon will bo delivered by Rov.
Mr. Malion, of Shippensburg, or in his ab
sence by Rev. Mr. Gordon, of Burnt Cab
ins and on Wednesday morning another
sermon will be delivered by Dr. Robinson,
of Harrisburg, or in his absence by Dr.
Erskine, of Newvillo.
,AA Desperate Fellow. On Sunday morn
ing Calvin Morris, who is confined in jail
in this borough -for making a deadly as
sault on his uncle near Montgomery's Ferry,
about thrco weeks ago, packed up his
things and determined to start for home.
He had succccdod in reaching the foot of
the stairs where he met and mado an at
tack upon Mr. Showalter the deputy Sheriff
who interfered witlj his "flitting" arrange
ments. Mr. S. was compelled to use harsh
measures and to call in assistance before the
young chap was returned to his quarters.
He is evidently a dangerous customer and
should be tent where he can be properly se
cured and medically treated.
V Outrageous. The charges of tho Express
Companies for carrying small packages,
are in many instances so exhorbitant as to
amount to an outrageous swindle. On Sat
urday last, , wo received a packago two
inches long' and threo fourths of an inch
square, by Express from New York, for
which the charge was seventy cents, being
three times the value of the article and five
times the cost of sending it by mail. If
fellows who make such charges for their
services in this world, don't get a pretty
severe overhauling in the world to come,
we can't see the use of having a place of
future punishment The best way to avoid
these swindling charges is to send small
and light articles by mail, and largor ones
by some regular freight line, which gener
ally has an established rate of charge which
is within the bounds of reason.
Runaway Accident. On Tuesday last,
Mr. KeU, of Ryo township, sent two of
his boys with his horse and carriage to take
Mrs. Win, Mayall, to Marysville, Where
she was to take the cars for Duncaunon.
While descending a long hill near Mr.
Zitorlcy's, the horse became unmanageable
and ran to the foot of the hill, where, turn
ing short, the carriage was upset, badly
injuring the old, lady, though fortunately
breaking no bones. She was removed to
, her residence in Duncannon, to which
place Mr. Mayall was moving hut family
that day from Fishing Creek. H. Foulk,
Esq., intended to have taken her to the
depot, but had left home for Cumberland
county before word was tent him that the
family intended moving on that day, con
sequently Mr. Hell's boys were sent to take
her down with the above unfortunate re
sult. -
Horse Tbief Arrested. On Monday, the
27th ult, a man named Nickel, hired a
horse and buggy at the livery stable of IL
K. Peffer, Esq., in this borough, witii the
avowed purpose of going to Harrisburg.
Not returning at the time specified, suspi
cions were aroused and search made.
On Wednesday, Constable Charles Sanno
Arrested Nickel at Hunter's Run, with the
property in bis possession. He was brought
back to Carlisle and lodged in the "Sand
stone Tower. He will probably be tried
' At the April sessions. Carlisle Volunteer.
X A Bad Case. On last Wednesday after-
boon, a fellow named Michael Eagln,
who resides within a mile of Stcrrett's Gap,
enticed a boy not yet flvo years of ago, a
son of Homy ShoafTor,of this borough, into
tho woods about half a milo back of town.
After badly tearing tho child's clothes and
abusing tho boy, the fellow laid down and
went to sleep. , Tho boy then returned
homo, and telling his father what had hap
pened, wont and showed him where the
man was. Mr. S. then returned for help,
and going back, found tho man aslcop, with
a large dirk-knifo hesido him. This ho at
tempted to use, but it was taken from him,
and ho was brought to town and committed
to jail for twenty-four hours as a vagrant,
he being badly under the Influenco of liq
uor at tho time. On Thursday evening ho
was released, no other charge having been
made, and he was started out of town.
He had got but a short distance, when some
persons armed with horse whips bogan to
hurry him along, and after chasing him .a
short distanco other persous were found
prepared to continue tho chase. Those
were in turn relieved by other parties until
tho man had been run in this manner near
ly half a mile.' '
The motive which induced Eagin to tako
tho child, can be accounted for only on the
supposition that he thought it a girl, aud
his treatment of him while- in the woods,
is evidence that such was his beliof. Wo
do not npprovo of lynch-law, but if any
thing would make a resort to it excusable,
it would be the commission of such a crime
as was undoubtedly intended in this case.
Lighting Railroad Cars by Gas. -The
Pennsylvania Railroad Company have been
engagod for several months past in devis
ing means and making preparation for the
introduction of gas into the passenger
trains on their road and its branches. Tho
experiment proved remarkably successful
and satisfactory, so far as tried, thirty-five
cars having been fitted with tho necessary
apparatus. Additions to tho number are
being made as fast as possiblo, and it is tho
intention of tho company to light all trains
in this manner. For tho purpose of mp
plying cars with gas, proper provision will
be mado at various points cast and west.
A building is already in use in Pittsburg,
containing six gas reservoirs connected by
pipes with each other, with a large meter.
These reservoirs are calculated to with
stand a pressure of 400 pounds to the
square inch. The gas, as it passes into tho
reservoirs, goes through the meter, so that
an exact record of the uncondensedgas can
be kept. At present the gas is obtained
from the city. ' Preparations are being
mado, however, to manufacture it from
crude oil, in the depot yard, which, it is
thought, can be accomplished at a saving
of one-fourth of the present cost, with
greater illuminating power.. From the con
densing tanks ill the building a pipe runs
out, under the platform. It separates into
several branches, each of these running be
tween two of the tracks on which the wait
ing trains stand. At intervals, over these
pipes, are trap-doors, and in tho pipe, at
each of those openings, is a coupling for
ho so. When a car is to be supplied, tho
trap-door nearest it is opened, a rubber
hose is coupled to tho pipo, and to the car
reservoir, the stop-cock in tho reservoir
building is turned, and tho car-tanks are
filled. '
The apparatus attached to the cars is by
no means complicated. On each side of
the car undor the floor, is one of the boiler
reservoirs, smaller than those in the build
ing, and into these tho gas is conducted by
the hose. A pipe passes from those into
the car saloon, where a small meter is situ
ated. When " lighting time" arrives the
gas is turned on here. Thero are five
burners in each car. A bracket burns in the
saloon, and suspended from the roof of the
car, midway between the centro and -tho
ends, ara two brono chandaliera of two
burners each, by theBO burners the car is
so brilliantly lighted that reading is an
easy matter in any part of the car, and the
conductor, in collecting his ticket dispenses
With his traditional lantern. Each car
takes with it gas enough for sixty hours
steady burning. ' ' -' " '
Similar arrangoments are being made at
Philadelphia, Altoona, Chicago, and other
points for supplying the cars with gat in a
like manner. State Journal. ,
Communicated. ;.
A New Enterprise. ; :
Mr. Editor I have no doubt many of
your readers will be Interested in knowing
that an attempt is being mado, with a fair
prospect of success, to form an association
in this county whose object is to act as a
medium of communication between those
who have money to loan, and those who
wish to borrow. I will merely say here,
however, that the intention it not that the
stock-holders shall get rich at the expense
of the public, but that those who need an
occasional loan shall be able to get it at a
fair rate of interest. It is intended that
the office of the company shall be at liloom
iield, and I expect that an application will
be made at the next term of court for an
act of incorporation. If you will allow
me the space, I will, in another letter set
forth the plau of those interested, showing
upon what basis they propose to establish
it, and in what manner the capital is to bo
raised, at well as the advantages the pro
posed enterprise will oner to the farmers
and mechanics of this county. . , : i ,
, Cahu.
Sale Hills. All orders for sale bills by
mail, will be promptly attended to.
Jnst So. A man recently asked the price
of postage stamps, aud was told "three
cents," whereupon bo asked if he couldn't
have them cheaper if he took four or five.
To this the accommodating Postmaster
responded i " AVe cannot sell them at that
rate now. - We could bavo done so until
lately, but now tho Government punches
holos around each stamp for tho con
venience of tho pooplo, which so increases
the cost that we cannot afford to make any
discount." The satisfied, customer cheer
fully paid three cents. .- ',
Mill Notice. Mr. Samnol Travel, who,
last fall, bought the mill in Centre town
ship, formerly owned by Mr. Samuel Comp,
has taken charge of tho premises, and is
prepared to manufacture flour that will
please his customers. .' .Corn in tho car will
bo chopped for the tenth bushel. Wo trunt
our farmers will give him a liberal share
of their patronage. , 2t
Strange If Trnc. A young lady named
Taylor, living at Kelly's station, Indiana
county, recently awoke from a ten days'
trance, but declines to tell anything of her
sloop, as sho says tho Saviour forbid her to
reveal it.
Lonnl UrlefH.
Tho Carlislo Presbytery commences its
annual session in this borough on this
evening.
now lodgo of tho Knights of Pythias
was instance! at jJuncaunon on Saturday
last. '
Ou Thursday last tho stable belonging to
Daniel Koifer of Orrstown was destroyed
by fire. Tho firo was caused by incendia
rism. A subscriber from Whcatfleld twp., is
anxious that somo person should call tho
attention of the supervisors to tho condition
of their roads.
On Saturday last tho thormometer at 2
p. m., indicated 80 degrees and at six
p. m., it stood at 80 degreos. This may be
called pretty fair summer heat.
A Democratic convention was held in
this borough, on Monday, for tho purpose
of electing delegates to tho State conven
tion for nominating Auditor aud Surveyor
General.
On last Wednesday evening about 7
o'clock the stable in Madison twp., belong
ing to Mr. Georgo Honch took fire and was
entirely destroyed. By great exertion
the stock was all removed. How tho firo
originated is unknown.
A petition is in circulation in Snrincr
twr
wp., asking tho legislature to reduce tho
wages of supervisors from $1 Q04 to $1 per
day. A better way to reduce the taxes
would be to have fewer roads.
Lebanon has a " Dime Savings Bank"
in successful operation. From the scarcity
of money in circulation in this vicinity we
should think that each family had estab
lished a bank of that kind.
Potatoes are very scarce this uminir and
readily bring $1, per bushel. . Tho conse
quence will be that nearly every person
will plant more than their usual quantity,
and that next year in all probability, they
will not briug enough to pay the cost of
raising. . . ,
Those who have tried it, say that if you
stop with Amos Robinson, you are sure to
stop at a good hotel. He keeps the house
recently kept by Mr. Turbett and has
made a decided improvement on thoplaco
having painted, papered and fixed up
generally.
LOVE AND MATRIMONY.
TADIE8 AND GENTLEMEN, If you wish
j to marry, address tho undersigned, who
will send you valuable, information, that will
onable you to marry happily and speedily, Ir
respective of age, wealth or beauty. This in
formation will cost you nothing, and if you
wish to marry, I will cheerfully assist you.
The desired information sent by return mail.
Address, Sahib B. I.amhekt, Orecnpolnt,
Kings County, N. Y. 5 15.a
Four 8tiis to Our LAnnER. " Children,"
"boys," "youth," "men." Beginning with
the little follow putting off his petticoats for
his first suit, they go up to the man who weighs
two hundred and forty, and lit them all exact
ly, out of their ready-made stock. No sized or
shaped nan or boy but can be suited at Wans-
matter x Brown's uak Hall.
Years of Experience have proved that
Rohror's Tonio Bitters are the only bitteit
that can be relied on as an invigorate for
debility resulting from spring changes.
IlItlOltM. ; f:
Tin ffohJiklf it Suit Patent Improved Brick
MathlM '
Will make 800,000 Bricks of Superior Quality
In a working day, which can bo hacked right
from the Machine. It Is simple and durable j
and Bricks can bo made by it cheaper than by
any other process.
For making Drain Tile It li also unrivalled.
t-T Machines, Btate, County and Yard Rights
for Sale.
Address, FERRY FARM BRICK WORKS,
10 C'liir Street, Room 7, Now York. 5 15 lma
iviiLnnxiiaiss. -
Fbiiz Kri.lt In this borough, on Thurs
day last, by Bev. John Kdgar, Mr. Henry C.
Frits, to Miss Mary A. Kelly, both of this
borough.
DHATIia.
Bitner In Tuscarora twp., on the 8rd Inst.,
Hannah, wife of Elearer Bitner, aged 44 years,
8 months and 30 days. Sho leaves a husband
and five children to mourn her lost.
Davis In Mlllerstown. on the Sth Inst.,
David Davit, aged about 88 years.
DISSOLUTION OF CWAIITNKIWHIP.
tyr mutual consent, the Co-partnership ex
I) luting between tho undersigned, In the
Tunning business was dissolved ou the 1st of
March, 1871.
WM.R. CI8NA,
CHRISTOPHER FISHER.
Iekesburg, April 7, 1871
County Trfco Current.
Bloomfield, 'April 10, 1871.
Flax-Seed . 12 00 I t
rotatoes, ........a...... 70aR5 cents.
Butter V pound, 25 "
Eggs ft dozen, 12 "
Dried Apples V pound, 8 alo "
Dried Peaches 15 Pacts. .
rcalcd Peaches 18 22 cts. "
Cherries 0 0 cts. "
" Pitted, ' 15lScts. "
Blackberries, 8 10 cts. "
Onion; V bushel 75 "
XKWPOUT MARKETS .
t Corrected Weekly by Wm. Kough, fc tson.
Newport, April 10, 1871.
l'lour, Extra, i oo
lied Wheat 1 00 1 14
Bye 75
Corn, 60 61
Oats V 32 pounds so
Clover Seed, 4 50 0 i 60
Timothy Seed 5 00
Flax Heed 1 75
Potatoes 00 1 00
Ground Allium Halt, 2 25
Llmeburncr's Coal 2 40
Ktovo Coal 5 6 00
Pea Coal 3 40
Smith Coal 25 cts. bus.
Cross Tles,8$ feet long, 4a 45 cents.
Philadelphia Price Current.
Corrected Weekly by Janney A Andrews,
No. 123 Market Street.
Philadelphia, April 8, 1870.
White Wheat S155165
Bed Wheat 1 40 1 65
Kje 1006105
Corn, 7882
Oats 60 70
Clover Seed 11K12 peril).
Timothy Seed, 6 50 0 75
Flaxseed 2 10 2 10
Country Lnrd n 12
Eggs 16 18
Butter, solid In bbls 11 ft)
Washed Wool, 50 cents per lb.
New Advertisements.
onnnn agents wanted. a
OUUUU Watch given gratis to ev
ery person, male or female, and terms sent
free, to clear from ?15 to 25 per day, sure.
Business new. Con be done at home or travel
ing. W. II. CHIDESTER, 267 Broadway,
Now York. a 15 4.
List of Grand Jurors Drawn for May
Term, 1871.
Buffalo Georgo Blattenbnrg, foreman) James
E. Stephens.
Duncannon Andrew J. Jones, Samuel Noss,
John Wilkinson.
Juniata Samuel Flcisher, Isaiah Mitchell.
Watts Samuel Leldy. j - ,
Newport Bor. D. R. Reynolds."
Toboyno Wm. W. Morrison.
Madison S. W. Bornhelsol, Michael Ickcs,
David Reedcr.
Centre Robert C. Clark, Joslah B. Clonscr.
Oliver Samuel Leiby, Daniel Fleurie.
Spring Daniel Reapsomer.
Tyrone Wm. Llghtncr.
Wheatfleld Owen Bruner.
Jackson Geo. W. Stambangb.
Penn Moses Klrkpatrick.
Carroll Philip Huston.
Rye Jacob Fortenbaugh.
T 1ST OK TRAVERSE JURORS drawn for
JLi May Term M71.
Madison Andrew toy, Jacob Welbley, Conrad
Hench.
Spring Moses F. Noll, Daniel W entzel.
Rye David Shull, David Sloop.
BulTaloJohii W. Charles.
Howe Joseph A. Wright, David E. Stephens.
Duncannon Lewis Berkstresser O. B. Ellis.
Centre John A. Fisher, John O. Moore, Patrick
McKinney.
Toboyne David P. Elder.
Penn James L. Parsons.
Jackson Samuel Woods, David Wenzel, Sylvester
Baltosser.
Newport David P. Rider, Joel Hugglns.
Juniata Samuel Pickes.
Marysville Lewis B. Lesh.
Miller David liortlng. j '.' '
Oliver Charles Prcssler. ' 1 .-5
Wheatrleld John 8. Owen.
Carroll Alex Lackey, John Gondy.
JOBINSON nOTJSE,
(Formerly kept by Woodruff and Turbett,)
JVete Bloomfleld, Perry County, iVh
AMOB ROBINSON, Proprietor.
This well known and pleasantly located hotel
has been leased for a number of years by the pres
ent proprietor,and he will spare no pains to accom
modate his guests. The rooms are comfortable,
tho table well furnished with the best In the mar
ket, and the bar stocked with choice liquors. A
careful and attentive hostler will tie In attendance.
A good livery stable will be kept by the proprietor.
April 3, 1871. tf
Spring Trade,;
87
87
A Splendid Assortment of
DRY-GOODS,
Suitable for the Season are now for Sale by the
Subscribers,
AT LOW P1UCES!
OUR STOCK OV
PltlNTS,
MUSLINS,
DELAINES,
' JACONETS, &c.
Will be found the most com
plete of any in the County.
Also, A Splendid Assortment of
CASSI MERES,
. CLOTHS, i , t , ,.. ,.
COTTONADE8,
JEANS, &e., &.,
For Spring and Summer Wear. '
F. MORTIMER & CO.,
NEW BLOOMFIELD, PA.
New Advertisement.
$5 TO $10 PER DAY.
IIOYH and JI 1 l.H who engage In our new busl
ness make Irani r to 810 per day In their own lo.
Cannes, l'ull particulars and Instructions sent
lire Dynmll. Those In need ol permanent, prof 1 1-
STlKSONi CaVrortiand Maine. " "
40 Weeks For One Dolar.
T"K AMKHIC AN RT'R AL 1IOMR from April 1
i?,!.V.n.A lf V1-1' l"'- Agricultural and
I" ,lV,.m"f l,llr', Hc!i,ihis Free. HOPKINS
& WILCOX, Itochesior, M. V. - .- .
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. .'ii'8??''1" b fl,'u- Toaehei how to.
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complexion. Write to 714 Broadway. New tfork
Fon
Hand and Machine Sewing
J. &. pTcoats'
BENT
SIX CORD IN ALL NUMBERS,
From No. 8 to No. 100 Inclusive.
FOll MALE BY
All Dealers in Dry Goods and Notions.
BL00MINGT0N (ILL.) NURSERY.
19th Year, m Acres. 13 Greenhouses. Iest
Assortment all sizes. Uest stock I Low price I
Would you know What. When, Ifow to Plant I
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hhhIWI Uncst. Best Collection Sorts und ciuali
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Catalogues of Seeds with plain diieetlons-Ct
pages; lleddinR and Garden Plants SI pages
anil Wholesale Price List lit pages. Adihess
P. K. PllUiNIX, BloomlngtonT Illinois. AUUlui8
SEEDS! SEEDS!
Market Gardeners wanting fresh and reliable
Heeds should buy of the growers. We grow all
the iluest varieties of licet. Cabbage, Carrot.
Sugar, nm. Kale. Lettuce, AlcloiV, Onion
1 arsnii), itaillsh, Spinach, Squash, Turnip, and
other Vegetable Seeds. Catalogue with Price list
mailed free. WADE & AKMSTHONO, Seeds
men, 1120 Market Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
FRAGRANT SAPOLIENE
Cleans Kid Gloves and all kinds of Cloths and
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irv 10 llie lltlesL pilhi.
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llie old standard remedy for Couglis.Coliis.or Con
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T7T""ECAR, how made in 10 hours, with
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SAGE, Cromwell, Colin.
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their whole lime to the business. Boys and girls
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decay, &e., having tried In vain every advertised
remedy, nan a simple means of sell-cure, which he
will send free to his fellow-sufferers. Address J.
a TLTTLE, 78Nassau st.,New York. r 6 13
FOR RENT OR SALE. '
Will rent for the half, a first class saw-mill,
with farm, half a mile from the Bunbury and
Lewistown Railroad 400 acres of tlio BEST
TIMBER belongs to this property. Applicants
must be well recommended, and have $00 cash
to purchase stock on this farm. Possession
given Immediately.
I3f For particulars apply at once In person,
to F. W. VANDER8LOOT,
' : near Adanisburg,
8t. Snyder Co., Pa.
- "' i.
For the Farm and Garden I
JIVHE GROUND HONK, '
HUPER-PIIOSPHATE OF I.1ME,
ANIMAL COMPOST,
AUD
- GROUND PLASTER,
Manufactured by the Harrisburg Fertilizer Com
pany, Harrisburg, Pa. Pur sale by
B. II. FICKE3 & BRO.,
Newport, Pa.
59,13
JUNCAN SHERMAN & CO,,
HANKEIIS,
No. 11 Nassau Street,
NEW YORK,
Issue circular Notes and circular Letters of
credit available In any part ol the world.
" Current accounts received on such terms
as may be agreed upon. is 12tf
A Perfectly Non-Explosive Lamp!
PERKINS HOUSE'S PATENT LAMPS aro
the only 1-amp Mmt Givus Pkhpect Savkt
'T" f.VV or oiu They are made of brass,
aud will lost a lifetime, making them the
CHEAPEST LAMP IN THE WORLD.
The undersigned are Agents for Perry County,
and will supply Merchants at the Manufacturers'
price. Persons wanting a good ankle are re
quested to examine this lamp. """"" "
F, MORTIMER A CO.,
New Bloomfleld, Fa.
W. Agents wanted to canvass the County.
1ST" Bhoot Folly as It flies "and stop uslnjc
preparations on yonr head which are composed
of poisons. Use Nature's Hair Restorative,
which by Its cleanliness fragrance and purity
commends itself. 8ee advertisement.