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luesday, April 1, 1873.
LOCAL D 12 PA II T M JS N T.
M" Nntlcwiof Marrlwrcs 'and Deaths not exopejllnr
tovr Hum, will be iiiMtrtMt frno, and friends tlirmiHuoul
the ouunty sro requested to send uob notices In.
-tar-Tributes nf Respect, Poetry, ., will invariably
be charged fur at the rate of five cunts wr lino.
Subscribers desiring to clmnge tlicir Post
Oflloe address, Bliould give the name of the
oflice to which the paper has been gout, as
well as the new address. And don't send
notice of the change until the wcok you
wish it made. 4w
Kir
nt. M. Sutcll, Esq., has been elected
a Justice of the Peace in this borough, to
fill the vacancy occasioned by the death of
John II. Bhuler, Esq. lie will be commis
sioned for live years.
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The Rain of Saturday raised the streams
to an alarming extent. The only damages,
wo have yet had reported was tho carrying
away of some fences. For a timo it was
feared that the bridge on Carlisle Street,
in this borough would bo carried away, but
towards night tho rain ceased aud tho wa
ter, and fears for the safety of tho bridge
subsided.
At Ickesburg, tho water came down from
tho mountain in such force, that the streets
and sidewalks were flooded, aud cellars and
lower floors in some cases were under
water.
The Legislature. Among the legislative
proceedings last week, we find that tho fol
lowing bills of local interest were introduced
and favorably reported from tho committee:
To change the maximum rate of road
tux in tho township of Toboyne, Perry
county.
To prevent cattle, horses, sheep and hogs
from running at large in Wheatliold twp.,
Perry county.
To require the commissioners of Perry
county to pay Michael Ilartzel, contractor,
for making a certain road in Howe town
ship, said county, as committed.
A bill to prevent hogs running at largo
in tho county of Perry, has also been intro
duced in the legislature.
-Railroad Accident. There was a collis
ion of two freight trains, opposite Liverpool
on Friday evening, about 0 o'clock. One
fireman was burnt into a crisp. The two
engineers aud two other persons were se
riously, but it is supposed, uot fatally in
jured. It is reported that the fireman that
was killed, resided at Marysvillo.
The down train was loaded with coal,
the up train with dry goods, &c. The cars
took Are and nearly all the cars going
northward were destroyed with their con
tents. There is a sidcing at Millersburg
and one also opposite Liverpool. It ap
pears that tho conductor of the train going
northward wanted to reach the Liverpool
sidoing, and the conductor southward
wanted to make the , Millersburg sideing.
Between them they tried to pass each othor
on a single track, and the above is tho
result.
llonitny. A superior quality of Hominy
can be bought at F. Mortimer's.
Railroad Assessment. Tho Coniniis.
sioners of the Duncanuon, Bloomliold and
Loysville railroad, are pushing along the
' work of organization as fust as due regard
to the requirements of the law will allow.
Notice is now given to subscribers, to come
forward and pay the first assessment of
(5, ou each share. As soon as that notice
is complied with, so that a return to that
effect can be made to the Governor, the
Letters I'atcnt can be obtained, and. a
meeting will be called for the electiou of a
board of Directors. The more prompt, the
notice of the commissioners is complied
with, the sooner the company can be organ.
ized and work began, and it is highly im
portant that work should be commenoed as
early in the season as possible. In the
meantime we urge upon friends of the en
terprise, the necessity or securing more
subscriptions, so that there may be no de
lay in prosecuting the work as soon as the
board of directors has been elected. There
is not a man between Duncannon and
Germantown, who will not be more or less
benefitted by the making of this road, and
we' trust that proper regard to their own
interests will prompt them to give the en.
terprlse a liberal support. There are per
sons in every community who are willing
to be benefitted at other people's expense,
but we hope tlrfcre are not many such In
' our county.
John Wistor, Esq., of Duncannon, Is the
Treasurer to the Commissioners but those
who cannot conveniently pay the assess
ment now due to him, can pay it to W. W.
McClure, ' Esq., at Oreenpark, or to Mr,
. John II. Bboibley, or F. Mortimer, at
Bloomfield. '
Church Notices.
In the M. E. Church preaching on Bun
day morning next. Prayer meeting on
Thursday evening.
Iteformed Church Preaching next Sab
bath at 101 o'clock A. M. Prayer meeting
on Thursday evening.
t3T" Oh 1 what pretty paper," is what
all suy who look over the spring styles of
Wall paper now for sale by V Moiitimkh.
Wall Paper Border, Picture nails, eord &o.,
in great variety.
Arm Broken. Elmer, an cloven year old
son of Mr. C. J. Ilackett, residing on Green
avenue, on Saturday afternoon last was un
fortunate enough to fracture the bone of
his right arm between tho wrist and the el
bow. He was engaged in playing ball with
some youthful companions and while mak
ing an effort to bat the ball his feet slipped
from under him and he fell violently to tho
ground, with tho result as above stated.
The fracture was reduced by Dr. John Fay
aud It will mt bo long until ho will have
sufficiently recovered to tako a hand in
another game. This is the third time the
littlo follow 1ms been the victim of a similar
misfortune When six yeais old he had
the same arm broken at the same place by
falling from the roof of a freight car stand
ing in the vicinity of the gas works, and
when seven years old he had his right leg
broken by falling from a window-sill of the
Opera House whilo that building was in
course of erection. The day following the
one on which he had his aim broken his pa
rents found it impossible to keep him in tho
house, and he trudged off to Sunday School
determined to have a " mark" for regular
attendance. Altoona Tribune.
Sheriff's Sale. The Sheriff sohl at the
Court IIouso in this borough, or. Friday
last, the following property :
A tract of land containing 77 acres, hav
ing thereon erected a two story log house,
log barn and other outbuildings, situated in
Saville township, sold as the property of
Leopold Miller, lor $ JW. l'lulip iJoyer,
purchaser.
A tract of land containing 00 acres, with
improvements, situate in Saville twp., sold
as the property of Samuel Clouser, for $150.
C. A. Barnett, Esq., purchaser.
A tract of land containing 50 acres more
or less, sold as the property of Samuel
Clouser, lor Sluj. J. A. Barnett, .Lsq.,
purchaser.
A tract ot laud containing 13 acres moro
or less, situate in Penn twp., sold as tho
property ot Geo. H. Morgan, for f 520.
E. C. Irvine, purchaser.
A tract of land containing 52 acres, with
improvements, situate in Centre twp., sold
as tho property of Wm, D. Smeigh,' for
$ 1200. Jonas J. Smith, purchaser.
A house and lot situate in Newport, sold
as tho property of Win. Huggins, or his in
terest therein, for $500. Joul Huggins,
purchaser.
The property of J. S. Forry, of Buffalo
borough, was not sold.
Local Officers. Tho follow ing is a list of
officers -elected at the recent election, in a
portion of the twps., in th e county.
Bloomfield. Justice of the peace Wm
M. Hutch; School Directors Geo. Barnett
John slieibley ; Constable Lemuel Messi
mer : Burgess Charles II. Smiley : Town
Council Wm. McKeo, Isaiah Foose, Henry
Bentzle, Wm. Tressler, W. N. Seibert,
Jacob Crist ; Assessor Conrad Roth, As
sistants Samuel Smith, Samuel A. Peale ;
Judge of election Hugh Campbell : In
spectors R. II. Wright, J. B. Ilackett ;
Auditor Wm. Kico.
Centre twp. Constable Goo. Eckert ;
Supervisors Jas. W. Gantt, Henry Ayle ;
Assessors Josiah B. Clouser, John Roth,
George Swartz : twp. Auditor John O.
Moore; twp. Clerk Andrew Clouser;
Judge of election Goo. Bistline ; Inspect
ors John a. Mcuride, Morris W. ileston;
rfcuool Directors lsaao r . UoUenbougu,
Henry Myers.
Wiieatkield. Constable John Wei
don ; Supervisors, Jos. Acker, Sr., Andrew
Watts; Assessor Joel B. Owen; Auditor
Solomon Bigham ; Clerk Moses Stone ;
Judge of election Michael Smith ; Inspect
ors Daniel A. Cams, S. G. Ebersole;
pcuool Directors (Jurist Katlilon, unrisu
Weaver.
Spkino. Constable Henry Wert! ;
Supervisors James' Cleeland, James A.
Gray ; Assessor John Bair ; Assistant
A. II. Glenn, Henry Rinesmith ; Auditor
Geo. A. Wagner ; Clerk Wm. McBride ;
Judge of election John Honch ; Inspect
ors Geo. W. Reoder, W. J. Graham ;
School Directors Henry Rinesmith, Fred
Houder, Daniel Keapsonier.
Penn. Constable Jacob Miller ; Super
visors R. C. Branyan, John B. Miller ;
Assessors John Micliener; Assistants, Jas.
Moore, I. J. Holland : Auditor Jos. E.
Jackson ; Clerk Jacob Miller ; Judge of
election Ueo. Uiunor ; Inspectors David
Boyd, Jos. T. bteel ; School Directors'
Jos. Dissinger, Socrates Green, Wm. A.
Holland.
Caiiholl. Constable Bryan Gibney ;
Supervisors Wm.T. Dewalt, Jno. Smiley;
Assessor Jas. MoGonigal ; Assistants
John Swegar, Wm. Stouffer ; Auditor, Goo.
Gehr ; Clerk lsaao Zoigler ; Judge of
election (Jyrus Drown ; inspectors Wm,
G. McClintock, John Fleisher : School Di
rectors Jacob Wolf, Henry Souder, John
H. Jones.
Juniata. Constable B. F. Bailor;
Supervisors Jacob Kepner, Jos. Fliokinger;
Assessor Henry r ickes Assistants a. I.
Watts, II. A. Buckwalter ; Clerk Jos. F.
Bailer ; Judge of elections Levi Smith ;
Inspectors Jonas J. Bistline, J. B. Tou
rney ; School Directors Thomas M. Sullen-
berger, Jos. llowenstine, Peter iu. Smith.
Bavili.e. Constable Thos. McCoy ;
Supervisors Solomon Roth, Henry Fleish
er ; Assessor Henry Titzel ; Assistant
John Bunel. David Adams ; Auditor W.
E. Baker ; Clerk J. R. Smith ; Judge of
election W. W. Gray; Inspectors John
R. Shuman, Jacob II. Wolf; School Direct
orsJohn Irvine, James Dolsbaugh, Lewis
Qingrioh.
Tvkone. Constable Henry Kleckner ;
Supervisors John Wagoner, Henry Sheaf-
rer; Assessor if. W. Dime ; Clerk Henry
C. Shearer ; Auditor J. C. Weller ; Judge
of eleetion Jacob Bower ; Inspectors
Samuel Barclay, David Morrison ; School
Directors Jonas Noll, Thos. Kennedy.
Madison. Constable Henry Kline ;
Supervisors David Hochennheilt,8r., John
Garlier ; Assessor Henry T. Bwarney t
Assistant Robert Clark, Wm. Zimmer
man ; Auditor, D.Hochensheilt, Jr.; Clerk
W m. Wolf ; Judge of electiou Geo. Hench :
InspectorsJohn Roush, ; School
Directors ; Edward Hull, 8 years, John
Martin, a years, Charles hlieilds, 3 years,
das. . douim, i year.
OuvEii. Constable Samuel Woods
Supervisors Josiah Fickcs, Henry Troup
Assessor James Everhart ; Auditor A.
C. Clemson ; Clerk lsaao Rider ; Judge of
Election Samuel Leiby ; Inspectors J.
B. Habaker, John Bair ; School Directors
Benj. Balthozer, Jacob Kroh.
Mim.kr. Supervisors James Baily,
nonry D. Smith ; Assessor David Harper;
Assistant Abram Evans, George Peter
man : Auditor Henry Cumbler ; Clerk
Jas. L. Toland; Judge of election Jno.
K. Gardner ; Inspectors Jas. T. Toland,
John M. Smith ; School Directors David
Harper, Henry Reeder.
Sandy Hill. Constable D. W. Gar
land : Supervisors W.H. Culbertson, Geo.
L. Ickes; Assessor Jacob Flickingnr; As
sistant J. D. Memingor, Moses Wagoner ;
Auditor W. 11. Kaultman ; Clerk Jacob
Weiblv ; Judge of election, Jos. 8. Walker:
Inspectors E. W. Barkoy, D. E. Sailor ;
School Directors Thomas M. Cook, Geo.
Klner.
Uriel" IloniH.
This has been a good season to talk about
' Winter lingering in the lap of Spring"
and we don't see why editors are generally
neglecting the opportunity.
Ovcr ono inch of solid ice covered the
ground on last Wednesday morning, which
was soon in turn covered by 0 inches of
snow.
Rear Admiral John B. Montgomery, died
at Carlisle last Tuesday.
The man who would entor your parlor
and spit groat pools of tobacco juice upon
the floor, you would call an ill-bred,
dirty, fellow, but the man who goes into
a house 'dedicated to the worship ot Al
mighty God and docs the samo thing is a
gentleman.
XThe high wind of Saturday night and
Sunday, did somo damage throughout the
county. In this borough the gable end of
the stablo belonging to the 1 erry House,
was blown oil, and thrown out out ho sido
walk.
Recently two dead infants were found in
Altoona one in an ice house and the other
in a vacant lot near the city lino both
giving evidence of having been born alivo.
No clue to the heartless mothers.
"i)n Thursday hist, Miss Ada Showalter,
while coming out of the school 'house in
W heatliold twp., whore she was teaching,
slipped and fell, laming herself so ba dly
that she could not walk without assistance,
The Continental Life Insurance Company
of Now York, are in an exceedingly pros
perous condition. We see by the last an
nual statement that tho assets of tho com
pany now are $0,059,201.85
On Friday last Mr. Anderson Pines, of
Delewaro township, died very suddenly,
Ho had been out at his barn, and on re
turning to the house told his wife that be
felt very sick. Ho , then sat down on a
chair, and almost instantly expired. He
was about fifty years of age. Juniata
Sentinel
Fresh Garden Seeds. A fresh lot of car-
den seeds have just been received and for
sale by t . Mertimer.
Blnln Photograph Gallery. The sub
scriber has in Blain, Perry Co., the best
built ground floor Photograph gallery
in the state. It was established five years
ago, and is devoted exclusively to picture
making, and producing every style aud size
of picture from " gem" to a life size pho
tograph 18 by 23 inches. Evert facility
lor putting up pictures In lockets, cases,
ixc. Also albums and picture frames con
stantly on hand. Call and see specimens.
ti WM. B1SUAK, Pror. Photographer,
Alpacas. A splendid line of Black
Alpacas ranging from 80 cents to $1. per
yard.bas.iust been opened by F. Mortimer,
Ladies wanting dress goods of that kind
will find it to their advantage to examine
lus assortment.
t3T The Purest and Sweetest Cod-Liver
Ou, is Hazard fc Caswell's made on th sea
shore, from fresh, selected livers, bv Caswell,
Hazard & Co., New York. It is absolutely
purtand (. rallcnts who nave once taken
It prefer It to all others. Physicians have de
cided It superior to any of the other ells In
market. 18d4w
County Price Current.
Bloom riiu. March 81, 1873.
Flax-Beed 1 o
Potatoes, .. 60
Butter V pound 18 20 cents.
Eggs f) dozen 15
Dried Apples V pound 3 cts "
Dried Peaches 608cts.f)ft,
Pealed Peaches 12 & 18 cts. "
Cherries 5 cts. "
" Pitted 15 Q 18 cts. "
Blackberries, 6 66 CM. "
Unions V bushel, 75 "
KKWPOUT MARKETS.
Cbrrectecf Weekly by Kouyh, Snyder Jc C.
DEALERS IM
G11A.IIV Ac PltODUCE.
- Newport, March 20, 1B73.
Flour, Extra 17 l
" Super 6 60
White Wheat V bu 1 70
Red Wheat lt163
Kye 70
Corn 40040
Oats V 32 pounds 35
Barley 76
Clover Seed 56 00
Timothy Heed 2 50
Flu Seed 1 60 ,
Potatoes 00
Ground Alumn Salt 2 00
l.iineburner'i Coal, 1 40
Stove Coal 4 50 O 5 60
Pea Coal , S 00
Smith Coal 25 eta. V bus.
Cross Tle,8K leet long 45 O 45 cents
Dressed Hogs 4 cents per lb.
FIHII, SALT, LIME AND CUAL
Of all kinds always on hand and for sale at the
Loweai Mtirnei unlet.
CARLISLE PRODUCE MARKET.
CORRECTED WEKKLT.
- Carlisle, March 20, 1873.
Family Flour 48 60
Bupwnne Flour,... t 60
Hupernne Rye Flour 4.50
White Wheat, , 1.75
Red Wheat J 70
Kye 65
Corn. , 42
Oats .' s.. ...... 38
Cloverseed 4.75
Tlmothyseed, ., 3.00
Flaxseed ', l ,70
tii Philadelphia Price Current.
Corrected Weekly by Janney Andrew),
No. 123 Market Street. ,,
Philadelphia, March 20, 1873.
White Wheat, 12 10 0 2 15
Wheat 1 051 97
Rye,... 8RA
Corn,. 6KrtO
Oats 4firi0
Clover Heed SMWperlb.
Timothy Seed, 2 W)8 75
Flax Reed 1 95 & 2 10
Country Lard...
Eggs 2M52.1
Butter, dull sale U 22
Washed Wool, 58 70 cents perls
MA.nniA.Gnaa.
MAKsnAosi BcnwARTZ Od tho 2f!rdult.,
In Philadelphia, by Rev. Mr. Kallman, Mr.
leaac Mansbach, of Newport, to Mies Bertha
Schwartz, of the former place.
Meredith Clouser On the25th of March,
1S7, aline unitfa states' Hotel, iiarrisnurg,
Pa., by tbe Rev. Wm. J. Stevenson, Mr. Nobie
Meredith to Mips Mary Elizabeth Clouser,
eldest daughter of F. B. Clouser, Esq., all of
this borouith.
Comp Jacobs On March 27th. 1873, at the
house of the bride's parents, by the Rev. J. S.
Comp, Mr. Geo. L. ComptoMisB Esther Jacobs,
all of Perry county, Pa.
WILSON On the 18th ult., In Ickesburg,
after a lingering Illness, Mr. Abram B. Wilson ,
aged 65 Sears, S months and 2 days.
Hornbkrgrr On Thnrsdny the 27th ult.,
Mr. Qcorgo Hornbergcr, of Marysville, aged
60 years. Also on the following day Mary A.
Hornberger, wife of (icorge Hornbergor, aged
about 35 years. Husband and wife were both
buried In one grave on Sunday laBt.
A
nillTOR'S NOTICE. The undersigned And
Itur. amxil lltert bv the Orphans' Court of Per.
rv countv. Pa., to ninke distribution amnna credi
tors, and those entillcd, of the balance remaining
In the hands of Robert C. ClnrK, Adnilnlstratnrof
tho estate of Solomon KnmienhelTer, late of Cen
tre township, deceased, will attend Ui the duties of
lit appointment, on THURSDAY, the 3rd (lay of
April, is,., ar nis omce in in r.vvrwu i. wnen aim
where all parties Interested may attend If tliev see
n.nu IAU II I.' I,' U( , IIU, I V-
Aiarcn is, iia at Auditor.
JTIXEOUTOU'S NOTICE. Notice Is hereby glv
li en that Letters Testamentary on the last Will
mill Testament of .John Adams, lain ot Spring
lownsnip, ferry county, ra., ueeeaseci, nave oeen
granted 10 ine sunseriiier residing in I lie same
hiwnslilp. All persons indebted to said estate are
reniicsted to make Immediate navmeiit. and those
having claims to present them duly authenticated
lor sciucmeui 10
JOHN KIBER,
March IS, 1873 fit Executor.
VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
At Private Sale.
The undersigned will sell at private sale his val
uable farm situate In Juniata tiiwnshln. l'eirv vo..
i'a.. adjoining lands of (Jeorge Tizell, Ueorge
jeses aim oiners, containing
01 ACRES,
of Red Slate land, about 75 Acres are cleared, and
in a high state of cultivation. The balance Is
wen set with tunuer.
The Improvements are a good two story l.og
aim weauieruoaiden
DWELLING HOUSE,
LARGE BANK HARN,
TENANT HOUSE, CAltltlAOl! HOUSE, NEW
HOU PEN and Wool) HOUSE.
There is also a Well of good water near the
noi.se.
There are also TWO OOOD APfLE OHCH.
AH US on this farm, with a variety of other fruit
trees, nils properly is near the village ot Alarkle-
vine in a gova neignnornoou.
Anv HArsnn tlAlrlntr t.i nurehnsA a hnitm limil.l
see this property before making a final Invest
ment Price 5,000 s pnvmeuts. K.000 on the 1st of
April, 1874, at which time a deed will be delivered,
and possession given. The balance to be paid in
tureeequal annual payments, with interest, to be
secured oy judgment nonus.
Call on or address
JACOB KLINE.
Marklevllle, Perry co., Pa.,
OK
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Merchants everywhere.
Prepared bt
J. II. CASSELS,
128 Richmond Street,
7 11 6m PHILADELPHIA.
The Holston House,
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN,
No. 23, South Tenth Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
J. M. IIOLETON,
Proprietor.
THIS Hotel has connected with It a Temper
ance Dininu Room for ladies and gentlemen,
where meals are served at all hours, at reasonable,
prices. 7 10
Bloomfield Academy!
Spring Session Beglne Monday, April 1th, 1873.
THIS school Is designed to be a classical and
normal institute of the urst xrade. Students
are prepared thoroughly for airy college in the
land. Those desiring to be teachers receive a thor
ough normal drill on all studies taught in the pub
lic schools. All others are carried forward In the
higher academic studies and on completion of
course receive certificate of graduation.
Excellent boarding is provided in the building
of the institution aud the school is pleasantly lo
cated. . The working force Ib as follows:
Kcr. JOHN EDGAR, A. M.. Principal,
Teucher of Classics and Advanced Studies.
A. M. MARKEL, M. S..
Teacher ot English Studies.
Miss R. LIFE,
Teacher of Music, Paiuting and Drawing. ,
Miss E. M. MORROW,
Teacher of Preparatory Department.
Prof. J. B. FL1CK1NCER,
Teacher of Penmaushlp.
tar- For further luforinatton, address Principal, '
or else
WM. GRIER, Proprietor,
7 lOtt . New Bloomlleld, Perry Co., Pa.
C LAHK'H PUItK l'KItSIANy
Inttect Powdor,
For the destruction of all kinds of
Insects, Tlx i
KOACHKS. BED-BUGS, ANTS,
FLEAS, MOTHS, tic, tio. Also.
Insects on Animals, Fowls, Plants.&u
- ASK FOR 1
CLARK'S INSECT POWDER.
Warranted Pure. .
Price 25 Cents' per Bottle. For sale by P.
Mortimer, New Bloomlleld, Pa. H t2
LEWIS POTTER, notabt PUBLIC, New Bloom
Meld, Perry Co.. Pa.
Deeds, Bonds, Mortgages and Leases carefully
prepared and ackiiowlidgements taken. All
Kinds of Pension and Bounty papers drawn and
eertilled, will also take dispositions to b read in
any court In the UniUid btate. 7 10 ly