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Tuesday, October 29, 1872.
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Court. As we go to press, court Is in
session. A full report of the proceedings
will be published next weok. But few per
sons are present. .. , ; "' '
Kept Well7-LaHt week wo, had some
pumpkin pics made from a pumpkin which
was picked from tho vine one year ago, and
has laid on the garret ever since. When
cut it was perfectly solid and would prob
ably have kept much longer.' -'
The Rain. During Wednesday, Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday of ' last weckj
this vicinity was visited with tho heaviest
rain we have had for , a , year. . Oyer five
inches of water fell in four days; which has
raised tho wells and streams to a high,
point. No doubt much damage will . bo
done by the high water If the rain has been
widely extended.
A Railroad Change. The Pennsylvania!
railroad company has issued a notice that at
the next change of schedule, ' which is ex
pected to take place on October 27th, all
trains on the following lines will bo run by
"Philadelphia time," viz: Pennsylvania
Central main lines and , branches, United
Railroads of New Jersey division, Philadel
phia and Erie railroad,and Northern Contra!
railway. , Philadelphia time is ten min
utes faster than Altooua time, twonty min
utes faster than Pittsburg time, and four
minutes elower than New York time. . . ;
The new time tablo will be louna on
eighth pago.
Rascality ill York Co., On Monday
night of last week,' another raid was mado
on the vouchers in the 'Court . house , at
York. All the accounts for llio1 past six
years were taken,, together with the stubb
book, in which is contained the ' record of
notes issued by the county, - arid tho most
important of all, the reauditor's report it
self was stolen, whioh was to have been
filed at the November court, containing ev
idence of most gigantic frauds. Last March
soon after the Legislature appointed the
reaudlting committee, the court bouso was
entered and' all tho vouchers tftolen. Not
withstanding tho .check . thus caused the
reanditors, they' succeedod In unearthing
frauds to the amout of $30,000.-.,' ,;l '
i!),, r".rn 'iI'M I ' ' i " in n..' i.
A Row Taper. A new weekly paper
with, the father novel; title of.,?, To Dayj'
has been started in Philadelphia by Messrs,
Maclean Btoddart "Co., publishers.' The
editor is to be Dr. Dlo Lewis, who has
wide reputation1 as a writer of great ability,
and who will be aided by an able corps of
assistants. The style ih (which the paper
is issued, commends itself to tho public,
Each subscriber; '; ": also, , entitled ,td the
beautiful, ithrpmoof:'' Just so pig" which.
in itself As worth more that its subscription
nrice which Is.onlv S2.B0 ner tear,
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Address Maclean. Stddda'rt Si o., 'pub
lishers, 733 Sftnsimi pt, Philadelphia.
The Hone Dlseilfee.Iu rrarions' places
an epldemio anions the horses is prevailing
to an alarnilmf Extent. ' In another column
wfll,be ifound'accouhls of tbe( bpeatlona of
lue oiscase. in fiaces. wuqio, n us, muae , in
appearance.' It is not probable this section
of tbe'cVMmtrywtll be exempt frowsts raV
Bgci'ahfy k Villus Well fpr hbrso'oitir'pcrs,
be prepared, for Itsariiy ai.,' , Already tola-,
graph, dtopatches.jjjnoance 'its appoarrinoe
in tlie Ndrt,herrTjrt' of the State and W
CamiJeN. J,' e'irhji'jirhiiift
seotioiiArwupre it; nan , ,Deeu tuo wont, , sliow
that the disease yields readily to the: right
kinJ,of ' treatment,1 but wjien bleeding or
dreachiiijrJg jresopfed, ft?,( almost pJwJays,
termwafesrataijy,,,:. ...-17 -i, .rn;
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Kold.-Th Carlisle Iterate ! reports the
following; but as a red Hug' 'is not 'used to
call attention to public sale's In tbis 'county
the joke loses part or its force:; -j,, 7 ,,
"The following joke at the expense of a
gentleman from the rural districts, is cur: I
rent npoii'tiie Uee'teY Pa'ssfog 'atongNair1
Hanover street, our unsophisticated frie ad
spied a little red ,,iln,g floating,, froin one of
the houses.'' Not knowing of the' existence
of the small pox within our limits, he went
up to tne nouse ana ritppeu iouuiyuppn me
door. The "gentleman quickly answered
the sumrnoos, when,Uie2 following conver
sation took place ;
Stranger When - does this machine
start? ,i,r, "til Hi.-5'V
Citizen Wh v. what do vou mean?
Stranger Why this1 auction; J see you
have your flagout,",-.;.r, ..-'.'.'.J,-
CitizeiwWUy, my friend, we, have-tl
small po in Uii bouse, 'akl"Uaii la 4'iilgn.
The stranger did not i wait. to Mar, the
concluding words, but mounted bis wagon
and made a blue streak lor ferry county,
JL lloldi Bobber. About six o'clock 1 ot?
Tues day evening last a stranger entered
the jewelry establishment of Sir. .C. .C.
Shannon, during his absence, and requested
the clerk in Attendance to show him some
of the best gold watches he had in the
store with a view to making a purchase.
The clerk took from the bIiow case the two
most valuable watches in the establishment
and placed them on - top of the case for
the inspection of tho would-be purchaser,
and then turned his back for the purpose of
getting a piece of chamois skin to polish
them'.' -As he turned around the' stranger
gobblod up both watches and . beat a rapid
ctreat out of tho main entrance and up
Fourteenth street, and nndor the covorof
darkness and there being no one present to
give chase, he soon succeeded in making
good his escape. Tho watches stolen nro
of Swiss manufacture, heavy gold hunting
casos, and are valued at Ave hundred dol
lars. Persons in the vicinity .who saw the
thief running aver that he had an accom
plice who' was standing on tho sidewalk
waiting the result of. the undertaking, and
that both men ran up Fourteenth sti-cot to
gether. ' jit was cortaiuly a bold ''piece of
villainy, and executed by scoundrols 'who
had been lying in wait for just such an pr'
portunlty that they took advantage of. . At.
present writing there is no clue to the rob
bers. Atoona Tribune.
Farmers vs. Millers. The farmers and
millors of Berkeley county, W. Va., have
fallen out in regard to the matter of how
much Wheat it takes to make a barrel of
flour. The Winchester Timea says that at
a recent meeting of the former, resolutions
were adopted sotting forth in strong terms
that the millors were robbing them by ex
acting too much wheat for the returns they
made iu flour. One of the resolutions de
manded that Ave bushels of wheat or its
equivalent value in money shall secure to
the holdori 100 pounds of flour nnd 00
pounds of oflal. As a means of counteract
ing Ihifi alleged extortion, It wag determin
ed to form a joint stock company to erect
a mill and carry on the business on the co
operative plan. In most cases tho millers
allow only h barrel to six, and sometimes
six and a-half bushels of wheat. Investi
gations in the commissariat of tho United
States Army are said to prove that four
and a half bushels will make a barrel.
An informant says that in 1840 ho had
twenty-three barrels of flour "extra" flour
ground from one hundred bushels, and it
passed Inspection In Baltimore. ' Of course
there are the Invariable two sides of this
question; discussion will do no harm.
Shot. A young, man named i William
Beard, of Harrisburg, was badly injured
by shooting himself through , the ,' lungs,
while returning from hunting ducks. The1
gun . he used was a., single-barrel shot gun ;
and in attempting to pull it towards him
self, from the boat, after his companion aud
himself bad landed, the hammer caught on
the seat, exploding the cap, 'and. sent the
entire charge ' jnto his, breast, 1 and through
his luugs; and, report says, out at the back
At last accounts his recovery was not look.
edfor. '''
Killed by a Horse. On Thursday last
James Boattie, Esq., an old and respected
citizen of Peach Bottom township, was
found dead in his stable, in rear of one of
bis horses. It js supposed, that, in passing
the horse, he received the fatal injury and
and i waa almost , instantaneously killed.
Mr. Beattle was unmarried and had by his
industry accumulated a ' handsome compe
tence, lie leaves many relations and
friends, to mourn bis sad death. Wright)
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Preaehtaff' In the Reformed church, next
Sabbattj at 10 ' O'clock. Prayer meeting on
Thursday evening. Lectures on Saturday
evening. i- i,, . 1 1 1 -; .'
Juniata (jouniy. From the jM,iflHutown
'ndependent of, the 23d we copy the follow-
inc:
1 On Monday afternoon last a stronger un
der the influence of liquor, made an assault
npon 1 o. MtfUpy with a hatchet at hie
resident, "at1 the locV Wve town," but
Kvard succeeded in knocking the villain
down and took the"' hatchet from him.
After th scoundrel was released he left for
parts unknown. v -) -
I Last night a coal., oil lamp fell from a
tauie at tne - residence or ur. urawioiu in
this placo, setting fire to the carpet and
Seriously burning bis oldest soil, Brode,
who was near the lump at the time of the
accident, ..The cry .of fire was raised and
many bf our citizens came, to the rescue aud
extinguished the names before much dam
age was done.
1 On Monday , last a distressing accident
occurred in the ore mines, about three miles
from this place, In Fermanagh townsnip,
by which two miners, .Mr. Andrews i nuu
Calvin Savior, were r very seriously hurt.
While' tho men were busy at work a heavy
rock suddenly loosened from its bod, above!
them, i and rolliug down, crushed the two
mon, above i named, to: the' earth, fulling
directly 'Upon the bead and 'shoulders of
Andrews,,,,-! severely bruised his bead,
broke bis collar . bone, and. several uf , bl
1 ribs., and 1 allictoU , besidos severe' Interna
injuries., splitting, as It struck the ground
a vert-of "it eanrtit Calvin ' Savior and ' se
verely brulhed Urn about the head, and
hillietmg other ' injuries. Dr. Banks was
' summoned and rendered the necessary aid.
TnT; are ti proving as fast as.caq, . be ex,
Ptod.,jH.:,'ii.t. '.4i.il 1
UuwinoMS NoticeH.
"Peterson's Mmrnrlne for November' is
on our table, ahead of all others . II is an un
usually good number, even for this flrttclass
ndv's dook. rne principal bicoi rlate, "A
Game TwoCan Play At," Is from an orlirlnnl
picture, and Is a capital Illustration of one of
the best stories we have read for months. But
as a cotemporary says, the stories, the fashions
the patterns, In short, everything la Peterson Is
the best or its Kind, i ue price or tins Maga-
flne, too, Is another tiling In Its favor. It is
but Two Dollars A Year. Tho Prospectus for
1873 will be found In another column. Speci
mens of the Magazine are sent, gratis, If writ
ten for. Subscribe to nothing else until you
hove seen a copy of this popular Magazine.
Address Chaiilks J. Peterson, 300 Chestnut
Street, Philadelphia, Pa. ',
A History of Pcrrr County bceinincr
with tho Indians and early settlements and.
continuing to the present.
Containing a comploto record of thoir
names and the part borne by her sons in all
the wars from 1775 to 18(15, together with
the Educational, Geological, Botanical,
Natural the Political and Statistical his
tory of the county and an alphabetical ap
pendix by Prof. Silas Wright. This book
will bo a 12nio. bound in cloth, illustrated
with cuts expressly designed nnd prepared
for it, and contain about pages, it will
bo delivered to subscribers in the county
after the first week in November by Mr.
Daniel Floisher, Newport, Fa., at $2. per
copy.
AU persons out of the county can have
the book delivered to them by inclosing $2.
to the author at Millorstown, Perry county,
renn'a. '
Cash Wanted t -Notice is boreby given
to those owing mo money, that I need it.
Attention to this notice will save trouble
and cost. S. II. BECK.
riienn Life Insurance. The clicanost
manner in which Life Insurance can be had
is to take a policy in the United Bretheren
Aid society, r un details ot tueir way ot
insuring will be found in our advertising
columns. The agent for the society in this
county, is AVm. M. Sutch, Esq., of Now
Jloomticlu, to whom applications should
be made.
This is the company from which tho
family of Mr. U. N. Willis, of this place re
ceived fOHO after having paid only $ (1 the
account of which appeared iu the Times
of October 8th. tf
Velveteen. Velveteen of splendid quality
for salo by F. Moutimeu. It can be had,
cut bias it desired.
The Tide of Emigration Turned t
Seekers for new homes are noiiiinff into
Southwest Missouri, attracted by the cheap
Lands ot tne ATLAJN l IU & i'AUli lt!
RAILROAD COMPANY.
This Company offers 1,200,000 Acres of
the finest land in tho world, at from $2 to
$12 per acre, on seven years' time, and with
free trasportation to all purchasers.
This Road, NEVEK BL.OUKADJSD III
B.NOYV, is destined to liecome the national
highway between NEW YORK and. SAN
FRANCISCO ; and to the industrious farm
ers of older States wo earnestly recommend
this land of cheap homes, sure that no-
whore can tho poor man find a more grate
ful climate, abetter soil, or greater pro
ductiveness. .
For full information, with Maps and
Pamphlets, address: AMOS TUCK, Land
Commissioner, 35 South Fourth Street;" St,
.Louis. ' " -tl.
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Sack Flannels. A lot of new and pretty
styles of Sack Flannels, have just been re
ceived by r . .Mortimer. I uore are cneap
too. ' . .
A Xew Shoe Shop. I desire to notify
the Citizens of Bloomflold and vicinity
that, I have rented the shop in DER
RICK'S HOTEL, where I am prepared to
make or repair Boots or Shoes promptly
and at reasonable prices.
rersons . wanting any wort done in my
line are requested to give me a trial.
UUAS. ii. UAKlilJNU.
June 18, 1 872 Ot .
Good Building Brick. The subscriber
baa now on hand at his yard in Tyrone
two., near the f oor House, over one bun.
dred thousand .bricks..'! The' bricks are of
superior quality and will be sold at the
lowest market price, delivered to any point
tn . 't rin t vt Itin '
tNotlce Is hereby (riven to ' all those
(leHirlne a new sot of teeth, that Dr. I. iN,
bliatto lias paid tlie license to the Uoodyeat
jjental vulcanite company, ot uoston, ana
is duly authorized by them to manufacture
rubber bases for teeth. The doctor' undtf-n
tlltndi ' the manufacture of other bases on
which teeth are placed, and Is prepared to
irm tatinfaction In every Instance., Give
Dr. . Slmtto vour work if vou want it done
well. . He -under itandt hti burirun than
eughly. 40. Ot.
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Sale. We call attention to tlie sale 'of
Personal Property belonging to Jr. George
Prist in Tyrone township.: , Tne property
consists of Live stock and a goneral assort
nientof Farming Implements. Bale' Is td
take place on Thursdayj October 81st.;: w i-
m m ,i .il'',',' . y- '
; tSfWhen purchasing Pain Cure Oil be
mim and see that the name is blown in the
bottle. Pain Cure Oil is our trade mark,!
and, you cannot got this preparation tinder
any other name; -MoClnre& Eaton, Role
Proprietors' and Manufacturers, Reading
Pa. :., . ' i ' I I .
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1 KxprcsHlon.
tUe following certificate comes to us as a
fair expression of thfpluions of leading phy
sicians of this countyi
Falrbnry, m.lOct. Sd:'
This Is to certify ' that I have been using
BpeerS Wine Bitters In my practice, and , flu 4
them superior as a gentle toulo stimulant and
appetiser.
N. 8. P. Roiht80, M. p.
; to c;oivhtjiitivt;h.
Tlxi advertiser, havlni been permanently eured
of that dread disease, consumption, by simple
.remedy, is anxious to muse Known to nis ienow
utlrrs tti means of on re. To all ho deiilre IL
he will send a opv ol the preserlptlon used (free
of charae.) with Miedlrriitloiii for preparing and
unliiK tlie same, which they will Itnd a sure fure
for eonsuiiiitlin, aHtlima, bronchitis, etc. Turtles
wtahlnk ths urewvlpfloa will pJease address . i
(IV .1. Hiv. KDWAWl) A. W1LHON,
I H4 l'euu Bt., WUllanisburg, M..Y,
; Comity Trice Current.
Bloomfield. October 28. 1872.
Flax -Seed 1 60
Potatoes, CO
Butter V pound '. IS 6 20 cents.
Eggs V' dozen, 20
Dried Apples V pound,, lets '"
Dried Teaches 8 10 ets. V a.
Pealed Peaches,. 12 18 cts. "
Cherries S ets. "
Pitted 15 18 cts. "
Blackberries, v.... 6 8 cts. "
Onions V bushel 75 "
' i ' JSBWrOUT MA11KETS.
I Cbrrecfcrf Weekly by Koxigh, Snyder t Oo. 1
DEALERS IK
C5 It, VI IN Ac rilOMUCK.
Flour, Extra 18 Ou
" , Super. 00
White Wheat V bu : 1 00
Red Wheat 160 160
Ky TO
Corn 55.r5
Oats VI 32 pounds, 35 , , .
Barley 75
Clover Seed 4 50
Timothy Seed, 3 50
Flax Seed........... 1 60
rotatocs, . ..S. . 40 ' . .
Ground Alunin Salt, 1 90
Llmeburner's Coal,.,....,...., 2 40
Stove Coal,.....,'.......,...... 4 50 0 5 50
FeaCoal, 8 00
Smith Coal.......... 25 cts. flbs.
Cross Ties, 814 feet Ions, 45 45 cents
FISH, SALT, LIME AND CO A I.
Of all kinds alwavs on hand and for sale at the
' ; i ( : Low est Market ltutes.
CARLISLE ritODt'CE MARKET.
' ' COKUKCTED WEEKLT.
Carlisle Oetoher 20, 1872.
Family Flour, 8 00 '
Supcrllne Flour 5 CO
Superfine Rye Flour, 4.50
White Wheat, 1.65
Red Wheat 1 65
Rye 65
Corn 52
Oats 37
Cloversced 5.25
Tlmothysced , 3.00
Flnxseed, 1.60
riiilailclphla Price Current.
Corrected Weekly by Janney t Andrew),
Vo. 123 Market Street.
1'uilauei.piiia. October 25. 1872.
White Wheat 1 90 2 05
Wheat 1 08 1 85
Rye 7CR0
Corn 636
Oats 4448
Clover Seed 910 per lb.
Timothy Seed, 2 750 8 75
Flaxseed,.. 1 5 2 05
Country Lard,.. . 89!4
Eggs .' 3030
Butter, dull salo 11 15
Washed Wool 65 63cents per lb.
MiDDAUon Cumiiler On the lOtli Inst.,
at the residence of Jos. B. Knoutl', Esq., In New
Buffalo, Pa. by Rev. J. W. FelgUt, Mr. Horace
Middangh, of New Bnffalo, to Miss Lizzie
Cumbler, of Newport, Pa.
Titus Whitehead At Trenton, N. J., on
the 23d Inst., by the Rev, Geo. W. Lasher and
John Hall, D. D.t Rev. Albert C. Titus, pastor
of the Presbyterian congregation of Newport,
Pa., to Miss Mary, daughter of Wm. White
bead, Esq., of Trenton. '
DEATHS.
Nelson On the 23d'lnst., In Centre twp.,
William Nelson, aged 73 years. ,6 months and
83 days. '
LinnicK In Bally's on the 6th Inst., Eva
Jano, Infant daughter of William and Martha
Llddick, aged 4 months, and 28 days.
Heaven lost a little angel,
Death about the earth did roam
Till It found our precious darling,
And the Saviour took It home.
SHAWLS!
SHAWLS!
' ' Furs I Furs!
BlankeQi tlj J' tfJnketBl
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PRANK ' HOETIMEE'S.
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NOTICE TO TKK8SPASHKH8. The under
Hlxned residents of Penn townships forbid
all perwius from oomliiR on to theln premises for
me purpose oi nuininii or nsning.
,:) ..J Jacob Weaver, . P. J. Cornman,
; , , Henderson Harris, (Mlarrls, .
I : '' J Hocrstesdreen, JMrldCarns, 1
I i 0 4 'J il- MutzabauKli, . O. Bothwell, it .
' ' . il. U. Miller, FreA FenliiBcr.
OefvIAV imi ' JouatHan Mlchner. ' '
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NOTICE TO TUKSHl'ABSKItS The undersign
ed residents of Centra township, forbids all
persons rroin comingonro meir premises lortne
purpose oi minving or nsnin, n
.it Jmeph MIHor,. - Henry Ayle,
I , . Frank Koimi. -i i Jacob bellor.
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JVpw V-p(am ftrat-clm l'JA NOH, modern imprmv.
mrntKftir $75 cmh. Nowreaiiya CONCIiUTO
PAH LOR ORGAN, the mot beautiful ttiileand
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For the Pnrlor. Nnmlnv H'lion'. and Chnrnh. 5
Oc-tavesi 2 sets of Reeds throuRhout: 6 stops. Only
.no ,n (can ill um vvuria ior me wipi iu
for the money. We can supply Organs mnglnnlii
price from to fjooo. nnd olfur the most literal
and others, who will at as agents for the sale of
our Instruments.
The Pnrlor 4cm" l?Inno,
7 Octaves, full Tron frame, overstrung scale, round
corners, eal'ved !(! the finest low-prloed l'lano
maiiufaetured. Fully warranted.
Violin Strings.
We Import direet from Italy, Oermany and
France, the very choicest string that are made,
and can support the trade it lowest market prices.
Sample set of choice Violin or Guitar strings mail
ed free for 81. Hand Instruments, Sheet Music,'
Music Hooks, and Musical Merchandise of every
description. -
WM, A. 1'OSD & CO.,
547 BROADWAY, iNEW YORK, , i
; Branch Store, 39 Union Square. 3m,
HAND STAMPS" all varieties. Circulars
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