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Tuesday i June 4, J.8TZ,
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'Concert. A Grand Vocal and Instru
mental Concert will be given in the School
Building at Millcrstown, on Friday Eve
ning, June 7th, 1873, by D. D. Mover's
Singing Class, assisted by the Jloyor fam
ily of Frocburg. The public are invited.
Kffay 80th which was set apart for " Dec
oration Day,"was obsorved in this borough,
by appropriate services. An admirable
address suited to the occasion, was deliv
ered in the Court House by Charles II.
Smiley, Esq., and the services there wore
closed by prayer and singing. A proces
sion was then formed and proceeded to the
cemetery,, where the ceremonies were con
cluded by decorating the graves of " those
who died that the nation might live."
In other parts of the county the day was
also well remembered.
Millcrstown Items. On Friday evening
last the "Normal Echo Literary Society,"
held their fifth Anniversary meoting in the
school building at Millcrstown. Many
speeches were made on subjects calculated
to iutercst and instruct, and an attontive
audience gavo evidence that the remarks
were duly appreciated. Our correspondent
writes us, that while all tho speeches were
good, one of the best was made by Mr. A.
M. Markol of Bloomfield, who was warmly
congratulated on his success. The music
during the evening was furnished by tho
Moyer family of Freeburg, who are splon
did singers. Tho testimony of all present
was that the occasion was one of much in
terest, i
Singular Accident The community in
the neighborhood of Joseph Boor's, in
Snake Spring Valley about two miles above
town, fwas thrown into a fever of excite
ment on Friday, by tho report that the
earth had suddenly opened and swallowed
two horses belonging to Mr. B. Several of
the neighbors repaired to tho spot, only to
iind the story top true. It seems that two
sons of Mr. Boor were engaged in hauling
roils from a piece of woodland, and as thoy
were driving along at a certain point,
without any warning, the ground suddenly
gave way under one of the horses, and ho
disappeared, dragging the other animal
after hiin. The aperture through which
they passed, was barely large enough to
admit of tho bodies. The boys were ter
ribly - frightened, and gavo the alarm.
Ropes wero procured, and several gentle
men descended into the cavern. One horse
was found lodged about twenty feet from
tho surface, at a point where the cavity
changed direction, but the other was now
where to be seen. The . first animal was
lifted from his position, and search made
for the other, the body of which was finally
found about thirty feet further under
ground. The extent of the opening has
not been ascertained, but from tho in
dications it r Roemsj almost; ; bottomless.
The fuct that the same spot has been driven
over for years and no sign of suoh an ex
tensive opening until now, Is most strange.
Bedford Free. .,' . " " " ,
Well Informed Indies. How much
more intelligent and. fascinating the ma
jority of the young ladies . would be ' were
they to give a little more ' attention to
newspaper reading. We mean those news
paper which . make us familiar witlt the
present character and improvements of the
ago. ' It is well,euough to know something
of the world's history, ' bnt it is with the
present we have mainly to deal, and we
know of no more engaging trait in a lady's
character, than . a fair, acquaintance, with
passhig events. r Every young lady should
have an intelligent opinionon tho moral, po
litlcal and religious subjects of the' times,
and the best, and indeed the only way to
find this is to read good newspapers' ' dili
gently. , ( , ', , ... .; ,
On Saturday night, the 18th inst., a
horse and buggy belonging to George D.
Shearer, of Franklintown, York county,
was stolen. .The theft .was committed
while Mr. Shearer was attending. a Suuday
school convention at the above place. In
di 'pendent, r : ' t ;
Dress-Making and Tailoring1. Misses
Gantt and Clouser desire to notify the cit
izens of Bloomfield and vicinity that they
having taken rooms in the MoClintock
property on High street, where thoy are pre
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s For the Bloomfletd Timet.
C Decoration Day nt Landlsburg.
Thursday last the day set apart for doing
honor to tho bravo dead of tho nation, by
strewing garlands on their graves, was
properly devoted to this duty, by tho cit
izens of Lanrlisburir. Although the rain
commenced falling early in the day, and
continued until noon, tho ladies and
children mindful of the storms and priva
tntions endured by tho fallen heroes of tho
nation, during four long years of civil con
flict, had by tho time tho storm abated,
gathered from the gardons and neighboring
liill-sirlcs, an abundance ot nowers, wnlcu
wore hadsomcly arranged into bouquets and
wreathes lor the ceremonies. At a o clock
p. m., under the direction of the marshalls,
all assembled at tho Presbyterian church.
After organizing, and tho band playing a
national air, followed by the choir singing
"Amorica," Charles L. Murray, Esq.,
of Bloomfield, delivered tho oration. A
fervent prayer was then offered by the Rev.
It. McPherson, chaplain for the occasion,
after which tho choir sang "Mournful
Bells." A procession was then formed on
main street in tho following order.
Chaplain and Ministers.
Tho Band.
Fife and drum corps. ' " '
Soldiers of 1812.
Soldiers of the Rebellion.
Children of the Sabbath Schools.
Citizens.
The line marched to tho cemetery about
A mile irom the town, ' where, whue the
band played a solemn d irrre, tho procession
formod in single file, and proceeded to
strew floral ofTorintrs on the coverings of tho
remains of the dead soldiors of 1813, and of
the late rebellion. At this hour threaten
ing storm clouds were looming up in tho
west, which prevented a delay here for
further ceremonios.
A few, notwithstanding the approaching
storm proceeded with tho remaining liowors
to tho Alt. Zion ana bt. rotor's cemeteries
to decorate the graves there.
Although the heavy rains in the early
part of tho day prevented many from join
ing in tho oore monies, the day was patri
otically observed by our citizens. May the
old lierocs of 1812, who gave proof of thoir
devotion to their country, by joining in
honoring our dead, forever receive on
their tombs tho gifts of a grateful pos
terity. A. B.
Duncannon, Juno 1st, 1872.
Mr. Editor. Tho Good Tomplars of this
place uro flourishing, thoy are constantly
receiving additions to their numbors, and
tho cry is "still they como." Let thorn
come, some of the young people may thus
bo saved lrom the temptations to drink
which now everywhere besot them. Drun
kenness is fearfully common hero now, and
tho men that signed the whisky petition,
must feci regret at having done so when
they sco old and young, many even who
had lived sober lives all uio tune tuo pro
hibitory law was in forco, yielding now and
beggaring their families to enrich a few.
Aotit a dozen Good Templars from
Marysvillo paid Perry Lodgo No. 2 a visit
last evening. After Lodge adjourned they
all repaired to Michner's saloon, when 1
am told, " Perry" did the best thoy could
under the circumstancos, in the temperate
line of course.
The "Hall" appears to have diod a nat
ural death on account of lack of energy.
Docoration day was duly observed here
notwithstanding the unpleasant weather.
Representatives from the various S. S. turn
ed out about (U P. M., and headed by the
Siivor Cornet Band of this plaoe procoeded
to tho various cemeteries, the young ladies
carrying iloweis with which to adorn the
graves of the brave men who died that we
might live in, and enjoy tho privileges of
our lreo institutions. .
Tho Band played several airs, sacred and
patriotic at the cemeteries, and if it had not
rained, the turn out would have been vory
large. Maj. Jones and family loaves to-day
lor the scat of war (viz Pottstown.) K.
A Pctlcoat Colonel.
Tcnnie C. Claflin ordered a colonel's uni
form to appear at the Grand opera house,
New York, on horseback,- and deliver an
equestrian lecture upon her qualifications
for filling' Fisk's place as colonel of the
Ninth regiment, and enlarge on tho capa
bilities of a woman for commanding troops
as well as a man. At tho instance of Mrs.
Fisk, however; the would-be colonel was
refused the use of tho opera bouse for any
such purpose, and the disgraceful ' scheme
for further notoriety was knocked on the
head. . i
Church Notices.
Preaching in the Reformed church next
Sabbath at 10 o'clock. Prayer meeting on
Thursday evening.
In the M. E. Church preaching on Bun
day evening next. Prayer meeting on
Thursday evening.
Presbyterian Church Preaching on next
Sabbath at 10 J A. M.
UiiMlnoMM Notice.
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Bloomfield, June 3, 1872.
Flax-Heed 1 Cu
Potatoes 40
Butter f) pound 1 "
Eggs ft dozen U "
Dried Apples V pound 6 a 10 "
Dried Peaches 10 10 cts. V ft.
Pealed Peaches , 12 9 18 cts. "
Cherries, S cts. "
" Pitted, 15 18 cts. "
Blackberries, 66 cts. "
Unions V bushel 78 "
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Flour, Extra 110 00
" Super. B 00
White Wheat V bu..'....;.., 206
Ked Wheat, , . 1 65 O 2 00 :
Kye 75
Corn 6000
Oats f) 82 pounds M
Barley 75
Clover Seed 4 60
Timothy Seed, 2(0
Flax Seed,.. 1 CO '
Potatoes, , 9 r
Ground Alumn Ba't,... 1 90
Llmcbiirner's Coal 1 40
Stove Coal, 4 SO 9 S SO
Pea Coal 8 00
Smith Coal, 25 ets. bus.
Cross Tles.B! feet lona , 45 Q 46 cents
Pork (6.00 per lOOlbs.
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Of all kinds always on hand and for sale at ths
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Philadelphia Price Current. '
Corrected Weekly by Junney 4 Andrew:
1 No. 123 Makkrt htkskt. 1
l'uiL4i)Ki.rniA, June 1,1872.
Whlta Wheat ri 30
Wheat 2 10 2 20
Ky , ' 1 051 W
Corn 7(73 .
Oats,. i 1 658
Clover Seed t'AitW per lb.
Timothy Seed, 2 7f 8 00
Flaxseed 2 10 O i 10 '
Country Lard,., 8J9
Eggs. K18
Butter, dull salo 10 12
Washed Wool ,...70 SOeents per lb.
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Family Flour, 110 CO
Superfine Flour........ 9.00
Superfine Bye Flour 4.50
White Wheat, , 2.06 . ,,
Bed Wheat, 2.00 ,.
Bye...' ' 75
Corn. 65
Oat 50
Cloversoed, 4.76 i'
Ttmothyseed .... 8.00 .
Flaxseed M l-OO.
Powell Morklakd In Altoona, on the
80th of April, 1873, by Father Twiggs, Mr.
Han ford Powell, formerly of this borough, to
Mrs. Ellen Moreland, of Altoona. .
DBATII8.
Martin In Sunbury, on the 14th tilt., Mrs.
Abby Martin, wldsw of the late Rev. Jacob
Martin, aged 09 years. The deceased was for
merly a resident of this place, and her hus
band was the pastor of the Lutheran, congre
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Shiilkr. In this borough on Friday night
last Mrs. Ellen, wife of J. R. Shuler, Esq., af
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money at work for us thuu at anything else.
Business light and permanent. Particulars free.
G. STINSON & cd. Flue Art Publishers, Port
land, Maine . , 2tr4w
RARE CHANCE FOR AGENTS I
AGENTS, we will nay you tlO per week In cash.
If you will engage with us at onci. Everything
furnished ami expenses paid. Address,
21 rtw F. A. ELLS & CO., Churlotte, Mich.
UQ PIANO CO.. N. Y., PKICE,i 9Qft
O, No Agents. Clroulars Free. v&JJ
Farmers Take Notice,
rjIHE subscriber offers for Sale
THRESHING MACHINES. JACKS and HOUSE
, , POWER, , , , . . .
WlthTumblingShaft, and Slde-Genrlng, Warrant
ed to give satislitctlou In speedy and perfect
threshing, light draft and durability, ou reasona
ble terms. Also ,,
PLO UGlIB .... i
' 1 Of Superior Make.1 ' ,;H"i.
CORN 8irELLFHH, v. ! , ".?-...
HfeTTLKS.
'! STOVES, " ' "
,. , , , I, , , SCOOPS
, AND ALL CASTINGS,
made at a country Foundry. Also,
A GOOD MILL SCREW, , , ,
in excellent order, for sale at a low rate.,
Trufftrthn.. mlahliw. ... !... .a T1.h k A
Samuel shuman, John Itodcn, Ross Hench, at
Ickesburg. Jacob Shoemaker Hi Son, Elliotts
burgi Thomas Morrow, Loysvlllei John Flicking,
er, Jacob FUckiuger, Centre. 620 13
. , SAMUEL LIGGETT.
ickesburg, May 14. 1S72.
mkdioaij aioiynxxit.
A Phvslclan of inauv vears nracilcAin n)i
diseases, and graduate of best Medical College iu
tbe U. 8., has written the above medical work,
which explains to thoso sullering from diseases
produced by excesses, etc., etc., the manner by
which they may be restored to health. A copy will
be sent FREK, by sending namc aud address to
OFFICERS AND DIKECTOHS. 8. 8. Detwller,
Pres't. i H.Wilson, Vlce Pres t; Herbert Thomas,
Treas.; J. F. Krueaulf, Seo'y. ; . S. Detwiler,
Hiram Wilson. Kobt. ('rune. Win. I'iitlon. John
JU. (.ArAltllU utllN,
18 m ' No. 80, Cedar St., N. Y. ' '