Ijc tines, Ncuj filoomftclb, JJcu
Tuesday, October 6, 1874.
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
NO CUTS INSERTED.
No Out or Rterootypon will bp inserted In this pier,
uuleu light face and uu nibUil hue.
Sales. We call attention to the follow
ing gules, bills for which have been printed
at tbis office :
On Thursday October 22ud, Geo. W. Bitting
In Liberty Valley, on the old Dulton farm, a
miles Iron) Bealtown, will sell a great variety
of personal property, among which are tools of
all sorts, for blacksmiths, carpenters, shoe
makers, painters, Ac.
On Saturday October 24th, John McDonald
will offer at public sale, his farm in Carroll
twp.
In reply to several inquiries, we would
state that according to the ruling of the
post office department, our subscribers who
reside in thit county, can receive their pa
pers free of postage from their post office
most convenient to them, even if that office
is in anotlier county.
yFingcr Off. On last Monday a week,
Wilson Morrison, of New Germantowu,
mode cider at Abram Snyder's, near that
place. A son of his who was around the
mill that crushes the apples,by some means
got bis finger in when it was taken entirely
- off. The other part of the band was some
what bruised. The finger was dressed by
Dr. O. Milton Biadileld, and the boy is
doing well.
Bobbed. The Ilarrisburg Patriot of the
29th ult., says : " While crossing the old
portion of the Ilarrisburg bridge between
two and three o'clock yesterday morning,
on bis " way to York county for a load of
produce, Mr. Isaac Slayer, a trucker and
produce dealer doing business in this city,
was attacked by two ruffians when about
midway in the bridge. One of the ruffians
seized bis horse by the bit, while the other
leveled a revolver at bis bead and demand
ed " Your life or your money." Mr. 8.
shelled out $10 in greenbacks (all be bad
about him), but this did not satisfy the
scoundrels. They relieved him of a valua
ble silver watch before they left him. Mr.
8. bad no weapon of any kind with which
to defend himself.
Who Is It I The Mt. Holly Echo says :
" On Saturday a farmer whose name we
did not learn residing at Stcrrett's Gap,
come to Carlisle with a two-horse load of
wood. After disposing of his wood be par
took too freely of benzine and became a
little bewildered. In the evening he start
ed for borne but, unfortunately went in the
direction of Adams county, passing through
this place about 7 o'clock. lie mistook
the railroad for the wagon road at Upper
Holly and soon . become entangled in' the
tressel work across the mill race. Several
of our citizens bearing the noise went to
his rescue, arriving on the spot just in
time to stop the train returning to Carlisle,
which was running at a lively rate of speed,
thus preventing a terrible accident, The
men by strenuous efforts succeeded in get
ting the team off the track. The drunken
man was taken to the Holly boarding bouse
to sober up, and on Sunday morning be
was given bis team and sent on bis way re
joicing. The horses were slightly injured
about the legs.
Queer' Conduct. A Newburg corres
pondent of the Oakville Enterprite says :
" A certain young man from the country,
on last Saturday evening, made bis way
quietly to the back porch of a house in
town, ' where he was detected by the lady
of the house, and asked bis business there.
This caused the young man to beat a hasty
retreat," an4 ,io . attempting to jump the
paling fence his foot caught and he fell
back, with one foot fast in the fence, where
he was hanging when 'Squire Peebles came
along, and assisted him in getting loose,
whereupon be retreated back into the gar
den and sought shelter in an outhouse.
After short rest he began to break down
. the fence, but being intercepted by 'Squire
Peebles, he made bis way over a six foot
fence and left ' town. It seems the young
man was bunting up the residence of a
young lady and bad with his tangled feet
got into the wrong yard.. ,. ,
A Queer Wether. We noticed a day or
two ago the fact that a little child, about
two yam old, was found on the track of
the iiiiladelphia and Reading Railroad,
below Manayunk tunnel, and rescued by a
a gentleman, and returned to its mother.
On the same flay, in the afternoon, , says
the Pottstown Ledger, an engine and ten
der from the Perkiotnen Railroad was go
ing to Richmond for repairs, and at the
same place discovered the same child, sit
ting" between the tracks,' leaning upon
one of the rails. The engineer found be
could not stop bis engine lit time to
prevent the child from being run over, and
fortunately just as be expected the wheels
to crush the babe, a woman appeared ujwu
the ground aud suddenly removod tlief
child to a place of safety. The locomotive
had scaroelv passed hip before the woman
placed t batk io tame position oa the
rails as it was before the passage of the
engine. ' What the' woman oould mean by
this singular conduct is diflloult to dvter-
Bliue Jl-U ! iMili I
Republican Convention. Tbo Republi
can delegates convened in the Court House
on Tuesday last, aud organized by the elec
tion of M. H. Holman, Esq., an President,
and Daniel Rife and W. II. Lightuor, Sec
retaries. The Standing Committee was appointed
with A. B. Clousor as Chairman, and the
Convention proceeded to nominate candi
dates for the various county offices.
FOB ASSEMBLY,
John II. Sheibleyof Bloom field, was re
nominated by acclamation.
FOB ASSOCIATE JUDOK,
W. R. Swartz, of Duucannon, was nomi
nated on the 11th ballot. Tlio ballots be
ing as follows :
ltallots....l 23458780 10 11
Rwartx, 1R 18 19 20 22 23 2d 29 29 29 30
(illllllen, IS 10 21 l 24 21 2) 29 20 29 28
Hench, 10 10 1:1 18 10 11 7
Stmup. 0 0 4
Wright, 3 2
FOn BrfEBIFF,
J. Wesley Williamson, of Livorpool, was
nominated on the 7th ballot. The vote was
as follows :
Ballots.... 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4tli, 5th, 6th, 7th.
Williamson, 18 20 21 25 28 27 31
Dewalt, 17 15 Hi 10 18 17 10
Robinson. 7 10 0 7 7 5 10
Kopenliafer, 10 8 7 5 5
Llghtncr, 0 5 5 5
The balnnco of the ticket nominated is ;
for Commissioners, James Whitmor, of
Greenwood twp., and Wm. Zimmerman,
Madison township.
For Director of the Poor, Wm. Shull, of
Savillo.
For Auditor, John Bixlor, of Sandy
Hill.
For Coroner, John W. B.s Kough, of
Newport.
The day being stormy, the attendance of
outsiders was small. Everything passed
off harmoniously, and the Convention
adjourned by four o'clock. A full list
of delegates was present, the names of
which are as follows :
Bloomfleld Thomas Sutch, Isnlah Foose.
Buffalo J. II. Deckard, Frederick Buck.
Carroll John H. Jones, Jas. P. Donley.
Centre Wm. Briuier, Meredith Darlington.
Duncannon Daniel Kile, Thomas Mllliken.
Greenwood Abraham Long, Jonathan Wirt.
Howe David E. Stephens, J. A. Zelgler.
Jackson Georse W. Troslle, James Miiicee.
Junintu Joseph Jones, Levi H. C. Fllcklnger.
Landisburg MaJ, Geo. A. Human, William II.
Llchtner.
Liverpool boro M. B. Holman, E. D. Owen.
Liverpool twp Jas. A. Wright, Ellas Mltilmn.
Madison John O. Stambaueh, D. M. Hoheusllt.
Marysville E. Relslnger, Oliver H. Miller.
Miller Wm. Holmes, Geo. Peterman.
Millerstown Kirk Haines, Jerome H. I.ahr.
New Hiidalo .Joseph Walt. M. B. Custer.
Newport B. lllmes. Wm. H. Hough.
Oliver James Kverhart, Joslah Jlckes.
Penn BocratesGreen, Samuel 8. Auchmuty.
Rye C. Barshlnger, A. 8. Green.
Savllle Wm. Shull. Timothy Adams.
Spring John Duin, W. D. Messliner.
Toboyne Wm. Brickley, Geo. W. Helm. ,
Tyrone Wm. Fosselinan, Wm. A. Memlnger.
Watts John llemperly, Samuel K. I-elily.
Wheatneld-Johu 6. ltose, J. C. Meek.
Another Shooting Case. The Osceola
Reveille says ; "A young lady named Baito
was accidentally shot with a revolver, and
instantly killed, on Tuesday the 22nd ult.,
at the house of Daniel Elino, son of Dr.
Kline who resides in our town. Mr. Daniel
Kline bad a " log rolling" on that day, and
as usual on such occasions, nearly all the
neighbors, far and near, assembled to as
sist. Among others, Miss Barto bad called
to remain during the day, and iu company
with Mr. Kline's little daughter, went up
stairs to get a piece of toilet soap that she
was told she would find in the pocket of a
coat .belonging to a young man named
Kline. In attempting to remove the arti
cles she was in search of, her band came
in coutact with a revolver, which she drew
partly.out of the pocket, but the hammer
caught fast in some way, preventing her
from removing the pistol, aud while in the
act of looking into the ' barrel, perhaps to
ascertain if it was loaded, her band slightly
relaxed, and the hammer having been
partly sprung, came down with sufficient
force to explode the cap. . The pistol was,
of course discharged, aud the ball took
effect above one of her eyes, killing her in
stantly. Burned to Death. On Monday after
noon as Job "Walter and wife, of Snyder
county were taking out potatoes, ' leaving
the house in possession of their children,
one a littlo girl about 4 years of age, got
too close to the stove, when . ber . clothes
took fire burning them entirely from her,
with the exception of a small band arouud
ber body. Her arms, face and breast
were fearfully burned, and she suffered the
most excruciating pain, until about 13
o'clock on Monday night when death re
lieved the poor child from its intense suffering..-
.
Hand Tom Off. Near Phillpsburg, on
Thursday evening last, a sad accident oc
curred to a yonng Englishman named Geo.
Wait. In company with another young
man, he was guuning, and in returning,
about seven o'clock in the evening, w hen
about half a mile from towu, he attempted
to discharge his gun, which burst just be
tween his left band and shoulder, tearing
the hand almost entirely off at the wrist.
The, young man had only a few days pre
viously purchased a ticket for England, in
tending to return to the lnnd of his nativi
ty. AUoona Tribune. t
' ' . r ' r
Church Notice , ( ( . .
Preaching a tuo M; E. church' ou Sun
day evening, prayer meeting on Thursday
venlug. - V" - if-,,
Presbyterian CburoiT-X Preaching very
SabbatU .until further uotiee,' at)) a.m.,
siid'? p. nin and prayer meeting each
Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock.
Sheriff's Sales. The following properties
were sold by the Sheriff on Friday last :
A lot of ground situate in Oliver twp..
having thereon an 8 cornered dwelling
house, seized as the property of Wilson
Hottestine, sold to the Newport Tlaning
Mill Co., for $1.
A tract of land situate in Contre twp.,
having thoreon erected a log house and
saw mill, seized as the property of Wrm R.
& Wm. K. Campbell, sold to Edward
Bally, for f 730.
A tract of land, situate in Juniata twp.,
seized as the property of Ezra P. Titzell,
sold to A. M. Market, Esq., for $400.
A tract of land situate in Centre twp.,
having on it, a house and barn, seized ns
the pioperty of Andrew Cleas, sold to F. li.
Clouser, Esq., for $101. CO
A tract of land situate iu Saville twp.,
having thereon a lug house and barn, seiz
ed as the property of A. W. Kleckuor, sold
to Andrew Low, lor sjaiu.
Also two other tracts belonging to same.
situate in Millerstown, sold to C. J. T. Mo-
Intire, Esq., one for $10 and one for $20,
and a tract iu Tuscarora twp., to same, for
$20.
A tract of land situate in Millerstown,
having thoreon a house, stable and other
outbuildings, seized as the property of
JNorlu Hi. Hollcnger, sold to W. A. Spong
ier, Esq., for $23.
A tract of land situate in Landisburg,
having thoreon erected a house and stable,
seized as the property of Alfred Burtnott,
sold to Henry Cooper, for $500.
A tract of land situate in Itye twp., con
taining 110 acres more or less, seized as the
property of J. G. Kolter, and Lewis Glass,
sold to John Herring, for $723.
llrloritomis.
A bargain can be had, by any person
wanting a smnil tract of land and a saw
mill. See advertisement of C. II. Smiley,
Esq., in another column.
XTho Perry County Fair which was hold
last week, at .Newport, was, as a social
gathering, a success ; as a fair well let
those who were there tell you about that.
' The Duncannon boys were the successful
competitors, ror the premium for the best
game of base ball on the Fair Grounds,
last Friday, beating the Newport club
quite badly.
We suggest that among the questions
asked at Teachers' Examinations, the fol
lowing have a place : " What iu the plural
of Daddy Long Legs?"
Is this a borrowed paper? If so, sub
scribe for It and show that you have liber
ality and honesty, as well as the good sense
to read Tub Times.
One of the barnsV belonging to the Cole
man estate at Cornwell, Lebanon county,
was entirely destroyed by lire on Wednes
day night last. Eight horses and one bull
were burned.
from one of the fast freight trains while it
una. i uonuai iuuiuiuk a manouiaii icu
was passing around a curve, just above
Newport, lie was badly though not fatal
ly injured. .
A now Wilson Sewing Machine finished
in a superior manner, can be bought at a
great reduction from the manufacturers
price, by applying to F. Mortimer. tf.
Snyder County is to have a new town
ship. It is to be made by dividing Beaver
townsmp.
- On Tuesday night last Mr. John Jones,
of Newport, while getting out of bed, by
some moans fell and hurt his hip in such
a manner that he has boen confined to bed
ever since. This occurred at the residence
of Mr. John B.Meredith, in this borough,
whore Mr. J. now is under the care of Dr.
Strickler.
Cumberland County. From the Cum
berland county papers of last week, we
copy the following :
A strange accident happened to a horse
belonging to 11. Haxton & (Jo. The colored
man who attended to the animal, on open
ing the stable door, yesterday morning,
found the horse on his back with his left
hind foot in his mouth so tight that it was
impossible to got it out until two teeth
were extracted. The poor brute bad suf
fered dreadfully, for be must nave been in
this condition nearly all night. Afler his
foot had boen taken from bis mouth the
the horse was quite sick for some time, but
soon recovered and, took bis oats as usual.
Volunteer.
An epidemio is prevalent among the bogs
iu Silver Spring township, which has
caused considerable loss to the farmers and
others. Mr. Samuel liricker lost all bis
hogs ; Mr. Jones, living on Mr. Saxton's
farm, has two left out or thirty-eight ; Mr.
Williams Parker, Curtis Gipple, John and
Jacob Gross, Mr. Gensler, on Mr. Wolford
Herman's farm, have each lost from 10 to
SO bogs. The disease now seems to be on
the decline.
On Tuesday afternoon, whilst Hiram
Smiley (son of Rev. J. M. Smiley), of this
place, was playing with a number of other
scholars, at the New School House, he was
thrown violently to the ground, fracturing
the right arm above and below the elbow
joint. Shippeusburg New. .... i .
The early freight east on Wednesday
morning rati into a lot of cattle belonging
to Hi. ZL. Taylor, near Oakville, .breaking
one of. the logs of a very Hue cow.
Juniata County. From, the Mifflintown
papers we copy the following i
Benjamin Weidman, an old and re
spected citizen of Walker township, full
dead from bis chair on Monday at noon,
after eating a hearty dinner.
David Hoffman, residing a short distance
above town, on Saturday last, whilst em
ployed rn quarrying stone at the railroad,
had the ends of the two first fingers of the
left hand taken off at the first joint, by a
stone falling upon them. .
At a meeting of the Directors of the
Juniata Valley Bank, bold on Friday last,
George 'Jacobs, Esq., of this borough, was
elected ' President, vice Hon. Joseph Pome
roy, deocased. Democrat Ittgieier.
Mr. William Snelth, foreman of Division
No. 2, . on the Pennsylvania Canal, was
summoned to Lewistowa on Monday last
to raise a boat that had sunk iu lock No,
17. Whon ha. ariived on tho, ground be
found it loaded, . with, ,01 tout . of ooal, aud
all the efforts mode to remove it previous
to his arrival provod futilo. They all
agreed that it could not be done without
unloading the coal and erecting scaffolding;
but Mr. S. dissented, and in a skillful man
ner succeeded in accomplishing, at a very
trifliug cost, what no other man has ever
done raising a boat from the bottom of
the canal, heavily ladened, without remov
ing its burden. Independent.
LirriNCOTT's Magazine for October has
been received with its usual amount of
highly interesting and instructive reading
matter. The illustrations are fine. There are
several interesting continued stories from
the pens of some of our most gifted au
thors. If you want a good magazine,
subscribe for "Lippincott's," 715 und 717
Market street, Philadelphia.
(S Thore will be no further postpone
ment of the Fifth Gift Concert of the Pub
lio Library of Kentucky. It will take place
positively Novcmbei 80. The drawing will
be n full one. We state these facts in an
swer to numberless letters from subscri
bers. Kefltled mid Improved. Tho Dellville
Mill, owned by tho subscriber, is again In
running order. IIRving beon entirely re
fltted and improved, adding all tho modern
arrangements that have by experience
proved of value, 1 am prepared to do work
in the best manner. Having also largely
increased the powor, I can turn out work
promptly, not only for my old customers
but for all who will favor me wiih a call.
Any grain brought to my mill, I will guar
antee to grind promptly and in such a man
ner as will ensure satisfaction. The public
generally, are iuvited to give me a sharo of
their patronage. EH YOUNG.
Sept. 1, 1874, 4t.
County Price Current.
uioomfibi.u, October S, 1874.
Flax-Seed 1 60
Potatoes, 7,r
Butter V pound 15 20 cts.
Eggs V doren 20 "
Dried Apples pound 4 cts "
Dried Peaches g ii 12cts.fia.
Pealed Peaches 18 22 cts. "
Cherries 5 cts. "
" Pitted 1518ots. "
Blackberries, 6 8 ots. "
Onions V bushel 75 "
NEWPOllT MARKETS.
lOorrected Weeklv by Koxigk x Brother.
DEALERS IN
GliAIN Sc PHODUCE.
Mwpobt, October 2, 1874.
Flour, Extra, to 00
" Super. 6 00
White Wheat V bu 1 15 a 1 15
Red Wheat 110 a 110
Bye 85685
Corn 8585 '
Oats f) 32 pounds SO
Barley 80 '
Clover Seed 6 005 00
Timothy Seed 3.00
Flax Seed 1 75
Potatoes 60 50
Ground Alumn Salt 1 75 1 75
Llmeburner's Coal, 2 40
Stove Coal 4 60 O 5 50
Pea Coal 8 00
Smith Coal 25 ots. bus.
Cross Ties,8H feet long 50850 cents
Bacon, 9 O 12
FISH, 8 ALT, LIME AND COAL
Of all kinds always on hand and for sale at the
Lowest Market Kates.
- Five per cent oB for Cash.
CARLISLE PRODUCE MARKET.
OOHRECTKD WEEKLT.
BY H. C. WOODWARD k SON
Carlisle, October 2, 1874.
Family Flour 15.75
Superfine Flour, 4.00
Superfine Rye Flour 4 .00
White Wheat, 1.15
Red Wheat 1.00
Rye 75
Corn ' 60
Oats 65
Cloverseed 650
Ttmotuyseed 2.75
Flaxseed 1 .80
G. A. Salt 160
Philadelphia Price Current.
r CORRECTED WEEKLY
Philadelphia. October 2, 1874.
Flour Hupertlne, f 3 60 a 4 00
" Extra, 4 00 a 8 00
" Fancy 7 25 0 8 00
White Wheat, (new) 1 83 0 1 38
Red Wheat, 1 19 a 1 21
Rye, 1 03 0 1 05
Cloverseed. - 10Vf Q 11 per ft.
Timothy Seed. 2 80 2 90 bush
Corn, 1 02 0 1 03 i
Oats, white, 64 0 95
Oats, mixed, 68 0 60
Lard, country, 0 13 per h
Onions, red and yellow, 6 00 0 6 60 per bbl
KKfts, 24 0 26
Butter prime roll 23 0 24
" common, 15 0 16
Wool washed, 40 0 62 peril
V. unwashed 85 0 37 perk
Spring Chickens, 12 0 14
Live " 13 0 14 "
Feathers Live Geese prime, 60 0 68 "
"Inferior, 25 0 85 "
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1 KArrrmw BittcKFH On the 1st of Octo
ber, 1674, at Bandy Hill, bjr D. Knitter, Ksq.,
Mr. Wm. II. Kauffuiau, of Madison twp., to
alios Laura Brlcker, Jacksou twp., 1'orrj co. t
New AdvcrtinementH.
PUBLIC SALE
OF
Unclaimed Freight !
THE Pennsylvania Rallrond Company will offer
at Public Sale on SATURDAY. October Slst,
1S74. commencing at 10 o'clock A. M., the follow
iiiKilescribed articles, now at the several .Stations,
ns (Insinuated, unless owners or consignees nav
charges and remove the same, on or before the
day of sale:
DUNCANNON.
1 Sled, W. T. Dewalt.
NKWrOllT.
3 pes rcd.irware W. Kern.
3 bills bag holders Burchlleld & W.
M1LLKKSTOWN.
1 small box drugs 1
1 empty ale ken, I
2 small cast Iron cog (9. T. Llneaweaver.
wheels. I
1 small box mdse
1 bdle trees,
1 small bdle bags
1 hid cider
H. S. Weslclman.
Hvhotr llrohop.
(I. O. Butler,
(ieo. Wvntt,
1 keg cider
H. 11. Anderson.
JOHN REILLY,
ttupU Transportation.
October 0, 1874.
FOR SALE.
MMt subscriber offers at private sale a tract
. containing
TEIV VCIIIOM OF LAISTI
all under (rood cultivation and very pleasantly
located In Perry county. Pa.. Willi a" large fraimi
dwelling house and bank barn thereon, erected
0111, a iew years since: Also
A WELL GEARED SAW MILL
with pond water power and an abundant supply
of tlmlier in the neighborhood.
-1 erms easy 10 aim purchasers.
Applv to
CIIA8. II. SMILEY,
New Bloomlteld, Perry Co., Pa.
October 6, 1874tf
CIIALLKNOK WAHJIElt. Best and
cheaoesl. 6II0.0U0 sold. In use. 10 vears. Sent
on trial anywhere. Return nt our extiense, If It
lans 10 Ktve enure sausittccinn. Agents wanted.
They average $10 per day. Send for circular.
40.4ta S. W. Palmer St Co., Auburn, N. Y.
41 fltn $1 nnft Invested in Stocks and Gold
J.U III vlUUU navs awi iw-r cent, a month.
Send for particulars. TUMIIKIUUE &CO.,llank.
ers, 2 Wall St.. N. Y. 40.4ta
Maiiorl TJVoo Something worth $5, to any
Mdlieil r ictJ. fambv. Address -The Mes
senger Co.," Milwaukee, Wis. 40 4ta
Nervous Debility. MriSlllgl
under seal . Price 25 cents. Address M. Si 8. In
stitute, Milwaukee, Wis. 4U4ta
WANTED. Lady Agents In every Cltv and
Town in New England States. Exclu
sive territory given, goods sell at slKht, $5 to 110 a
day guaranteed on commission or Milary.
Auuress tLLia AiAAur actukiu wj.
40 4ta
Waltham, Mass.
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Counterfeit Money, Khoddy In Cloth, foreign sub
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Metals, fineness of wood grain; to decipher
writing otherwise Illegible: and for the Inspection
of grain, minerals, etc. Useful (or everybody,
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Circulars free. Address M. L. BYKN,
P. O. Box 4.619. New York, Olrlce, 49 Nassau St.
jjTATE WHERE YOU SAW THIS. 4U4la
Notice In Bankruptcy.
District Court of the United States for the East
ern District oL Pennsylvania.
In the matter of William N. Taylor and Joseph
Saunders, trading as William N. Taylor Si Co.,
Bankrupts Eastern District of Pennsylvania's.
A WARRANT In Bankruptcy has been Issued
by said Court against theestateof William N.
Taylor and Joseph Saunders tradingas William
N. Taylor Si Co., of the county of Perry .and State
of Pennsylvania, In said District, who have been
duly adjudged Bankrupts upon Petition of their
creditors, and the payment of any debts and the
delivery of any property belonging to said Bank
rupts to them or to their use, and the transfer of
any property by them are forbidden by law. A
meeting of the Creditors of said Bankrupts to
prove their debts and and choose one or more
assignees of their estate, will be held at a Court
of Bankruptcy to be holden at New Bloomtleld,
Perry county, in said District, on the fourtheeuth
day of October, A . D. 11474, at 10 o'clock, A. M., at
the olllce of Chas. A. Harnett, one of the Registers
In Bankruptcy of said District,
JAMES N. KERNS,
IT. 8. Marshal for said District
September 39, 1874.
WUO TO 100 INVESTED IN WALL
STRKET often leads to fortune. New System.
No liability. Our new pamphlet entitled "Th
Art of Speculating" sent Iree. J. Hlckllng & Co.
Bankers aud Stock Brokers. Box 1535, 72 Broad
way, N. Y.
Slocks bought and sold on moderate margin.
38 lata
J-EWPOItT BItANCH BANK,
Newport, Perry County, Pa.
(Branch of Juniata Valley Bank of Mldlln town.)
capital7ho,ooo :
Stockholders Individually Liable for Deposits.
JOSEPH POMEROY, JPretWent.
J. n. Ikwin, Cashier.
DIRECTORS :
JOSEPH POMEROY,
JOHN J. PATTKItSON,
JOHN BAI.SBACH.
JKKoMK S. THOMPSON, .
GEORGE JACOBS,
J. W. FRANK,
U. H. BKCHTEI.
BW Interest paid on time deposits.
Newport, September 8, 1874 ly
TRRSPASS NOTICtt All persons are forbid
den to hunt, tlsli, gather berries, nuts, or
take fruit on the lands of the. underslglied (unless
they have permission.) All trespassers disre- .
gardlng this notice, subject themselves to tlx
penalties of the law of this commonwealth.
Jacob Bruner, Ji. Ayl,
J.Frltx, K.Horn.
J. O. Meek, G. D. Owen,
8. BrigKS, S. Foulk,
J. B. Owen, J. Seller,
C. Weaver, II. Clay,
C. Ralhfou, L. Llckle,
K Owen, E. G. Owen,
J. Owen's heirs. J. Weaver,
G. Harulsn.
September 20, 1874.
XT0TICK TO TRESPASSERS. All persons r
JJM hereby forbidden to trespass ou any of my
lauds In Kavlllfl township, for the purpose of
hunting, fishing, nuttliig. or otherwise. All per
sons so offending, will be dealt with according to
law. FRANK DAUT.
September 22, 1874.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Notice Is
hereby given, that Letters of Administration
ou the estate of William F. Smith, late of Carroll
township, l'erry Co., l'a., deceased, have beeu
granted to the subscriber, residing In same town
ship. All persons indebted to said estate are re.
quested to make Inunedlule payment, aud those
having claims, will preaeul thnin duly authentica
ted tor settlement. JOHN SMITH,
Bepu 15, 1874. tit . Administrator.
TATIIt LATH II
J PUvttrinii lath white and yellow pine fur
sal at reasonable rates. Also, JOH bA VYING
done by GEO. A. LIGGETT,
20 , , Ickesbui a, Perry CO., Pa,
FLANNELS A splendid assortment of Flan
uell, Just opened by l MOU'UMhU.