The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, February 20, 1877, Page 5, Image 5
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M.li.n.ir.l. I WIMUsbunr Kiiwss leaves nrrialmrir at II Duncaunon 11. t (mi;): Nnwrort 11.67 (iUk) riven at l'lttHlmrK at tub A, m. P.M A.M.IP.M.IP.M ml p and Phtlft.lolll:tft KsnrpRK leaves Attnona at 10.00 r. ' Tyrone at lo.:w p. in., vtunttniolon 11.18 p. in., Lewis town .1., l'J ;). in.. Mi mill U.Md.rn., llarrlnnrir S.4lia.m. I Wduliitf Vest. tllPi Way I'tipcetiirer leaves Harris uurtf lmny me inner tmiim uany fixecpT numiny, tlV"Uniii-K:-.it, the Atlantic Express leaves Altuotll. Many, me niner irmua imuy except nunimy. Public Sales. Those having wile bills printed at this olilee will have the no. tiee of the sale in this lint Without extra charge until day of -me. February 21st., Jneob Seller nt bis residence In Centre twp., will sell 3 cows, a largo lot of lumber and household furniture, lue nouse and lot will also bo ottered for sale at lue same time. February 22nd. Mrs. Rebecca Trostle, at her residence In Raccoon Valley, 8 miles N. K, of Iehcsburg will sell horses, cattle, sheep nud lurnilng 'implements. February 23rd. Geo. W. Btoue, at his resi dence In Carroll twp., will sell cows, pigs, larmlng Implements and household luml ture. ' i February 23rd. L. K. Glngerleh, in Bavllle twp., a miles w. it. ol leseeourg, win oner live stock, mrmlng Implements and household furniture. The farm will also be ottered for sale. February 28th. Solomon Bistline, of Toboyna tp., win sell Dorses. cows, wagons and tann ing implements. W. D. Ilenry, Auctioneer March 1st. W. II. Dnrn, executor of the es tate of Fred E. Dum, dee'd will sell stock, tarmlug Implements, and household furni i ture and lumber. . , . March 2d., Geo. R. Halt at the Orr farm at , iiiilow't (Uridge, will sell Live Block, form, lug Implements, &c. March 3rd. Robert McDonald, will sell at his rrsldeuce In Carroll township, near Lackey's Cross Roads, horses, cows, wagons and larmiug tmpiemeuis. March 3. II. Folk, at his residence miles east of Keystone Post ofllce, in Rve twp.. wll pell t borne, 1 fat hog, buggy and oar- ucee, narrows flows, etc. March 3rd Win. E. Kirk of Wheatficld two.. Will oUe.r horses, cows, wagons, and a gen eral variety oi larmiug implements. March 3rd. B. W. fc 8. M. Small at the farm (if Adam Small In Centre twp., will sell horses wagons, and various farming Implements March Btli. Andrew Miller will sell horses. cows, young cuttle and farming Implements in Tyrone vwp., i miles south-east or Land isburg. March Olh. G. F. Ensminger, assignee of j. u. dkucs, win sen norses, mules, cows, sheep, and a general assortment of farming implements. March 8th. Jacob II. Kline at his farm one mile N. E. of Blain, will sell a large lot of siocK, wagonB, tarming implements, etc. David lliuesmlth, Auctioneer. . March 0th. John Vf". Collins one mile from tiermantown will sell horses cattle, hogs, wagons, farming Implements etc. W. D. idenry, Auctioneer. March 10th. Henry Seller, at his residence in Rye twp., between Oi ler's Point and Ster ret's Gap, will sell horses, cows hogs, furra lmplementa, and household furniture. A email farm will also be oUercd for salo at ' the same time. .... Marsh 12th. Thomas Coleman, in Ryo twp., fdH sell Horses, Cows, Wagons, Farming lnplementB, Ac. March 13th. David Dunkleberger, at his resi dence in Spring twp., will sell horses, com, sheep, bogs, wagons and a general assort ment of farming implements. Jas. Clccland - Auctioneer. MareWOb. G. W. Albright, at his residence in Rye township, will sell horses, cattle, sheep, farmiug Implements and household furniture. March "HA. Daniel Julius, In Centre twp., soar Bloemfleld will sell horses, cows, wag ons and a general stock of farming imple ments. W. McK.ee, Auctioneer. March 15th. The Executors of the estate of John Kelt, dee'd., on the farm near Blno Ball, will sell livestock, farming implements and honalKld furniture.' March Wbh .Jeremiah Keck will sell horses, cows, yauag cattle, 'hogs and farming Imple ments In Tyrone twp., l)4j miles south-east of Landlsburg. March 17th. The heirs of Elizabeth Strieker, will sell cows, young cattle and farming Im plements. W. D. Henry, Auctioneer. v March 17th. Margaret Wagner, on the larm formerly oecnpind by John Wagner, dep'd la Savllle twp., will offer horses, cattle, farming implements, and household furniture. David M'Coy, Auctioneer. March 17th. Win. H. Dnnkleberger, at I bis residence in Spring twp., 1 14 uiiles from Bine Ball wtll sell horses, cows sheep, young " cattle, and a lot of farming implements. I). Eloesmith, Aaotlooeer. ,. j ri, , ,7J, Sale Bills got tip In good style. Priise W.a5 to $5, according to size. Bend list of articles and day of sale and state 4e priced hill you want to this ofllce and your bills will be sent you by return Of SBMk.il. . . ' - . (I( ' Church" Notice. . ( Prettfihing in the E. Church on Sunday vening nest. - PrentyU.rian Church CoBMiiunion next BaWmth at 11 a. m. Bervices each evening during the week at 7 p. m.-r-Preachlng on Monday evening by liev. J. J, Hamilton and at close of week. Friday evening, Haturday mom ingantl iilllV C. T . AX, JjUgllJ. , .1., 1 Drier Item. r,',' The academy In this place will open again on the Uth of April, j : ; A proiractefl meeting is now in pftv. f;reM in the Kvangellcal church at Kl lottsburg. A reading school has been Inaugurated in the Germany school house, meeting In the evening weekly. The coming female hut for spring looks as if it had been run over length wise by a broad-wheeled road wagon. W. II. lllce has received the appoint ment of postMiianter for Carllnle bprlngn which ofllce has been re-established. The Railroad bridge crossing the Susquehanna at fli'llnsgrovo, was des Btroycd by lire on Haturday evening. That white owl which was shot by Mr. Henry Souder has been stutl'ed and can now be seen by calling at the store of V, Mortimer. The horse that was kinked Itelonglng to Mr. 1). Tressler, haB since died. Mr. Z. lllce also lost a horse from the result of a kick. Four boys were arrested at Altoona the other day for assaulting and robbing a Ind who had just received fl.fiO from his father to pay a bill. ' The Cumberland County Commission ers pnld $11)0.50 us premiums on fox sculps during the year 1870. The Com missioners of Franklin county paid fi'KO.OO as premiums on mink, fo. and wild cat scalps. . Mrs. Varnes, an old lady bordering on HO years of age, and widow of the late George Varnes, Ksq., deceased, slipped and fell on the pavement (Sunday evening awcek, in Newport, breaking her right arm. )At Shcrmansdale on a recent .Sunday morning a horse was found tied where his rider had left him all night, while he went home with his girl. The an mal was cared for by a neighbor until thcyoungmanputinan appearance and take him home. Next time the "Squire' will make somo.difierent arrangements, perhaps take the bridle on one arm and the girl on the other. x Concert. A concert will be given 011 Thursday evening of this week for the aid of the Bloomfletd Hand. - TheBhip pensburg Band troupe will be present, and aid on ' this occasion. Concert to commence at quarter before 8 o'clock. Admittance 13 cents. Our citizens will we hope,glve the bund a hearty support. Assessorsto be Elected. Assessors and constables are to be eleoteTi this spring In this county. The decision of the At torney General As to holding over only applied to those officials who were sworn in subsequent to April 1st, 1870, and these officers in this county were sworn in on the 1st of April in accordance with that provision of the law. Getting down to Hard Pan. The follow ing assignments have been made in ad dition to those already reported : ' . W. T. IJewaltofcWrolltoCStouner. Abram Fry ' & wife of Tusearora to John Crum. Wm. Meyers, Tuscorora twp., to Wm. L. Donally. ; , , . , , George Matchctt & wife of Miller, to Solomon Btgham, of Wheutfleld. Fire in Port Royal. About 3 o'clock on Monday morning of last week, the building occupied by Stewart Okeson as a store room and dwelling was dis covered to be on Are, and was complete ly destroyed. Most of the goods and much of the household furniture was removed. How the fire originated is not known. The property was fully In sured. Coal Digging has been resumed in .Little Germany, and a company organized styled the Germany Valley Coal and Mining company, consisting of the fol lowing officers : G. W. Reeder, Tres.; J. C. Smith, Sect.; SamU Dile, Treas. and Wm. Foose, Ira Weaver and Sam'l Dile, Directors. A shaft has already been opened in the side of the hill, eight feet square and about thirty feet deep. Let it Pass. A bill has been introduced 4n the House of Representatives to pun- 1311 improper assemblies upon the public streets, providing that any three persons who shall remain for a quarter of a.n hour in front of any public house or cliurch, and shall engage In profane, ob scene or loud talk or In making invidi ous or abusive remarks.or In obstructing the highway, shall be guilty ;6f misde meanor. The passage of this bill would meet w 1th the general approval of all re spectable and law abiding citizens, and these are fewplacea, If an, in which it would not be beneficial iM ( ' ' i ' Cumberland County. We opy' the fol lowing from the Cumberland county papers! last week';"r . ...I 111' i We have been Informed that a man by the name of David FiJv. livinflr.near the Ridge road, attempted to destroy his life, a few days since, by taking a teaspoon ful of arsenic. From last uo !Ount he was not expected to recover. Domestic trouble ls assigned as the cause. Knt:rprir. A new bank barn, belonirini? to the; Messrs. Ahl. on the old Kvle nrooertv. in Penn township, was destroveil bv tire last Thursday eveuinir. The build ing was without doubt fired by an incendiary, and is the second barn de stroyed ou the same site in the last four f ; 1. ' S P. ; ' . vt'&rM. On Wednesday mornlnir, before, five o'clock, Taylor Morrison discovered the forge of Moses Jlrleker, Esq., oruMain street, to be on fire, and at once sounded the alarm. With the aid of some of the neighbors he succeeded in extinguishing the lire before any damage was done. The building hod been fired In three dlflbrent places. Sentinel. v On Ttiesday evening lust, be! ween the hours of 5 and six o'clock, the frame tenement house on the farm of Michael Wlngert, one-half mile west of Middle Spring, and In the occupancy of Sam'l Reed, was entirely 1 consumed by fire. The building took fire in the roof, and Is supposed to have ignited from a spark. The Humes spread so rapidly that all efforts to save any of the furniture in the upper portion of the house was without avail. Mr. Wlngert's loss Is about $500, on which there Is a partial insurance. Mr. Reed's loss Is a severe one, as he Is a laboring man and without means. A distressing and terrible accident oc curred at the Mansion House, In tills place, on Sunday morning. Susan Sny der, second cook of the hotel, was stand ing with her back to the range in the kitchen, and her dress coming in con tact with the tire, she was, in an instant covered with llame. Tho 11 ro was ex tinguished by some of the other domes tics, but not'before her entire body had been burned almost toacrlsp. Through out Sunday she suflered great pain, but In the evening became a little easier and yesterday morning her condition had sensibly Improved. At first grave fears were entertained for her recovery, hut at this writing the prospects are cheered with a lively ray of hope. ShelB receiv ing the greatest attention from those around her, all of whom are using every endeavor to alleviate her painful condi tion. Mirror. 1 , . - -- - -p Do You Want One? I have yet several sewing machines which will be sold at half price for cash. If you want a bar gain, now is your time to get It. F. -Moutimhu. For Rent A house containing 5 rooms and a kitchen, located on Main st., this borough. For further Information apply to this office. .a- For ale. A good " Radiant Light" Base burning Stove, for Sale Cheap for Cash. Apply to S. H. Back, New Bloomfleld. Blank Receipt Books for Administrators and Executors. Also blank notes and all other blanks for sale at this ofllce. tf For Sale or Rent. The Hotel property situate on Carlisle Street, north of the Court House, New Bloomfleld, Pa. Pos session given on April, 1st, 1877. For information, apply to, Mns. Saiiah Dekhiuk, Mansvllle, Perry co., Pa. A Reduction. I desire to notify the citizens of Perry county, that I am pre pared to re-paint old buggies at from $8.00 up, and re-varnish from $4.00 to $5.00, and other repairs at same propor tion. I have also on hand second hand buggies and Spring wagons. New work made to order. (Jive me a call. Shop back of Smith & McBiide's blacksmith shop, New Bloomfleld, Pa. K. T. It A K EH. Special Notlee. Having added a room for the express purpose of showing car pets oil cloth and wall paper, we ask jiersons wanting any of these articles to look at our assortment. tf. F. MOHTIMEH. Take Notice. Notice is hereby given to all persons indebted to the undersigned, that a dissolution of partnership is to take placo 011 April 1st. All accounts must be settled by note or otherwise be fore that ilate, and accounts not settled in accordance with this notice will be put in the hands of a Justice for col lection. Tho business will after that date be carried on by 11. W. Smith. Smith & McBridb.. New Bloomfleld, Jan. 23, 1877. tf Schwartz Holds the Fort for the Cheapest Clothing, Furnishing Goods, tc, in tho County. Give him a call. lSlDOH SCHWAHTZ, Newport, Pa. Tailoring promptly and well done. We will furnish you the goods, or you can bring your own material, and be as sured of having a good fit. V. MORTIMER. Lfppincott's Magazine. Lippincott's Magazine for March opens with a very Interesting and handsomely illustrated sketch of travel entitled "In the Valleys of Peru," which ls followed by au entertaining account of "An Adventure in Japan." also finely Illustrated. " Setb," ls a powerful story by that popular wrilor, Fannie Hodgson Bur nett, and " A Jewish Family," also a story, presents a strong picture ol Jewish life and character. Under the title of " Reminiscences of a Poet-Painter," arc presented some very interesting recollections and anecdotes of T. Bncbanan Read, tho well-known author of " Sheridan's Ride," and other poems. " Place aux Dames ( or, The LaclitSieak at Last," Is an amusing little play, in which various fo malo characters from SbakeBpeare's works are introduced and made to speak In a manner that would sorely astODieh the ' Bard of Avou," and ninny other intersting articles. There Is No Articlo Like It to Cleanse aud liesture. "WOOD'S lyPHOYEllTlAIK RKHTORATIVK Ik unlike any other, and has no equal. The Im proved has new vegetable tonto nropertlMi re stores ki ay hair to a glossy, natural color s re stores faded, dry, harsh and falling Uair; restores hair to prematurely bald lieadkj removes dan druff, humors, sealy eruptions 1 remove inlu. tiou.ilijilut d scaly dryness. No article pro duces such wonderful effects. -Try It, call for Wood s Improved Hair Hestorailve, and don t ba put ojr km any othtr av4.te. Hold by ail drug, gists In this place and everywhere. Trade sup. plied at niaiiiifactuiers'pi'icAs by C. A. COOK A CO., Clilt'sicu. Hula Agents for the I'ulted Stalos and Canada, and by Johnston. Hollows V Co., I'liiladuliihla. . 10.3c. lye.o.w E. r. KmikcPs Mitel" TTIno of Iron . Gives tone to the stomach, Improves tho lap pellte and assists digestion, excites tho bowels to hoallhy sctlon, expelling all the foul humor that contaminate the blood, corrupt tho sncre tlons and ollend thebreatb. It excites the liver to a healthy action and strengthens the nerves, Imparting that glow to life that proceeds alone from perfoet health. Thousands In all walks of lire, testify to the virtues of this excellent medicine In correcting the derangement of the digestive organs. Get the genuine. Sold Only In ft bottles. Ask for E. F. Kunkbl's Bittih Win of InoA, and take no other. Dyspepsia Dyspepsia Dyspepsia E. F. Kunkcl's Bitter Wine of Iron, a sure cure for tbii disease. It has been prescribed dally for many years In the practice of eminent physicians with unparalleled success Symp toms are loss of appetite, wind and rising of food, dryness In mouth, headache, dizziness, sloeplessuoss and low spirits. Get tbe genu ine. Not sold In bulk, only II bottles. Do yon want inmetlilng to strengthen you, or a good appetite 1 Do you want to get rid of nervousness I, Do you want energy, sleep well ro be cured nf dyspepsia, kidney or liver dis ease? TryE. F. Kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron. Eever bottle guaranteed to do as rec ommended. Depot and olllce, 250 North Ninth St., Philadelphia, Pa. Get the genuine. Bold by all druggists. Ask for E. F. Kunkel's and take uo other. All I ask is a trial of this val uable mtiU'ciiic. One bottle will conviuceyon. Get six bottles for f.r.00, $1 , for one. Tape Worm Removed Alive. Tape Worm, Pin, Beat and Stomache Worm removed allvo In from two to four hours. No see until head of Tnpo Worm pusses alive and In one. Ask your drngglst for Kunkel's Worm Syrup. Bold only In 81. U0 bottles. Used for children and grown persons. It never falls. Or send for circular to Dr. Kunkel, 259 North Ninth Street, Philadelphia Pa. Address by mall free. Send three cent stamp for returns of letter. 8 4t Philadelphia Produce and Stock Roport. 1'im.AnEi.MtiA. February 17' h. The week has been very quiet and but little change can be inj. ted In prices of Produce. We quote wheat at 150 tli; ComMWSII; Jtye 7.;0i Oats MittZl C'lo verseed at I5K,$)6. Htoek quotations are, 1'enn'a R. R. 42V Read ing 1Pi; Nor. Central 21; Lehigh Va' iM Phil & Krle 10 : Gold loss. a A Word About Boots. Good boots are the most importantartlcle of men's wear. After trying several makes, we have concluded that tho boots made by the Watsontown company are the tiest in themarket. They are hand-made and manufactured from the best stock of any we can get while the shape is better adapted to the general trade. Their goods are for sale by the stores gener ally throughout this county, and a full supply can be found at the store of tf ' : F. MOHTIMEH. County Price Current. Bloom nBin, February 111. 1877. Klax-Beed , 1 Potatoes 75 Butter V pound, (fresh roll) IS Packed Butter y pound, In Eggs V dozen U " Dried Apples fl pound 3lg ct'i" Dried Peaches 12 cts.f ft Cherries 0 0" cts. " " Pitted..... ooeooots. Blackberries,.. OQOcts. ; QAKLISLK TKODtCE MARKET. OORRECTKD WUEK1.T. WOODWARD & HOBH. Carlisle, l'ebruniy 10. 177. Family Flour j.H5 Hupcrllne Rye Flour 3.50 While Wheat, new 130 Red Wheat.liow i.ao Rye o Corn, (new) 44 Oats 30 Oloverseed 9.(10 a 9.00 Tlmothyseed . EWI'OllT MARKETS. I Ojrnatcd Weekly by Kougti Jc nrolher. 1 UEALBKS IN OTIA-IIV Ac PRODUCE, Ewi'OHT, February 17, 1M7. Fiour, Extra 15 50 " Super. 4 50 White Wheat y bu 130al 30 Red Wheat.. 1 25 0 1 25 Bye fT.'. 60060 Corn, 40I245 Oats V S2 pounds 30IO Clover Seed ; 9 0069 00 Timothy Seed...., 150 Flax Seed, j, 1 00 Potatoes 809go Beou 10 14 Dressed Hogs, ticts. Ground Alumn Salt 1 50 1 60 ' Llmeburner's Coal i 25 Stove Coal. 4 00 500 Pea CoaU..,.....t. 2 75 Gordon's Food per Sack.... .S2 00 FISH, SALT, LIMS AND COAL Of all kinds always on hand and for sale at the Lowest Market. Kates. r Five per ceutoO for Cash. , Hknoii Snoi'.-On the 25th ult.. In Blaln. at Lutheran Parsonage, by the Rev. J. Frailer. Mr. Alison Ueucu. to Miss Ida A. tilioue, all ol Ferry county. . ' Pottkh-FistOn. On February 15th. by Rev. M. Colver. at the Lutheran parsonage of Newport. .Mr Haimiel .t. Potter to Miss HaUe It. Flnlon both of Howo twp,, this county. Death notices not exodln 5 lines iuscrted without 8i;n.i:ii. InCuinberlaiid comity on the 1st Inst., Mrs. Catharine Seller aged 81 years, 10 months and a days. The deitased leaves lfi'j personal decendants, viz: VI children. 31 Grand children. M Great .rand children, and U Great Great Grand children. KiHTLKi;. On the 11th lust., at Perry Furnace, of croup, K.lward U-wl. child or Mr. Jacob Kislter, aged 2 years. 5 months and :N ilavs. HTRNhTKiN. On the l.Hh lust., in. Newport, Mrs. Hoitensteln, aged alxmt 35 years. ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE. NOTICK is hereby given that tieorse Malelidt and Lean M, Maichett, his wile, of Miller town ship, Perry county, have assigned their property and ellet-l to the undersigned, of Wiieaiiteld township. Perry county, for the benellt of cred itors. All persons therefore Indebted to said as slunors are rpisia 10 make payment and Mll.SA htiuintf nliillna ..'111 hU.u- duly autheiilicatvd lothe uudersigued (or settle- SOLOMON BIOHAM, Asssgnee. LKWW POTTKU, Atty. . fel?.3. JHE PERRThOUSE- New Bloomfleld, Terry Co., " THOS. 8UTCH, Proprietor, INSTATE NOTICK.-Notlee Is hereby glv J en. that Letters of Administration on th e. tale ol .lacob lllce, late of Savllle township. Perry county, deceased, have been u ranted to tbe subscriber residing In the same township. All persons Indebted to said estate are request ed to make Immediate payment, and those hav ing claims to present them duly authenticated lor settlement to 1 , CHARLOTTE N.tllCE, ' . " ' tlONATUAN HICK, A. M. Mahkri,, Attorney. (Administrators. February 187i-tpd I718TATK NOTICK. Notice Is hereby gtv li en that Letters of Administration on the esiate'of John H. JIcHIvy, lain of New llultalo borough. Perry 'a., deceased, have been granled to the undersigned residing In the same borough. All persons Indebted to said estate are request ed to make Immediate pati'ient and those having ciaims win present mem uuiy autheiilicateil lor settlement t 10 JOHN BASK FN. (Administrator. February 13, 1877.pd NOTICE. The public are hereby notified anil warned not to molest, or in anv wnv tres pass on tbe rights and credits of Anthony Ho Khait In the following property purchased by him at Sheriff's sale, at H10 residence of Levi Hugharf. on the 7th day of February. 1K77. said property being left In the care of Levi Sughart. viz: Two Cows, 4 head of Young Cttle, 1 Mower coiublnid. 1 two horse Wagon, 1 Melal Plow. Double and Single Trees, 1 Grain Cradle, Lot of Cow Chains. 1 pair of Hreast chains, 1 pair of Hint ch ilns, 1 liny Hake, 1 Corn Coverer, and 1 Spreader. ANTHONY mm II ART, Per Lkvi Huoimiit, Agent. Blaln, Pa., February l.'l, 1S77. . . IjiSTATK 1SOTH;K.-Notlce Is herebv given li that Letters Testiinientnry on the estate ol hrederlck E. Hum, Inte of Tyrone township, Perry county, Pa., deceased, have been granted to the undersigned, residing iu Klliottsburg, Perry county. Pa. All persons Indebted tosald estate are request ed to make Immediate payment and those having claims to preseut thein duly authenticated for settlement to WILLIAM H. DUM. Executor. A. M. Markel, Attorney for Executor. January SO, 1877. gneIotYce! Notice Is hereby given that James Irvine ami wife ol Savllle township. Perry enunty. Pa., bv deed of voluntary assignment nave assigned ais the estate, real and personal, ol the said James Irvine to Tims. II. Mllllgun, of the borough o Newpoit. county and state aforesaid, In trust ton the benefit of the creditors ol the said .lames, Irvine. All eitons therefore Indebted to the. sii'd James Irvine, will make pament to the snhc assign, e, and those having claims or demands will make known the same without delav. THOS. H. AHLLIOAN, January 80, 1877. Assignees ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE. Notice Is hereby given that John Yohn of Cur roll township. Perry coiintv, Peiin'a., by deed of voluntary deed o assignment hac assigned ail tlm estate, real and personal of the said John Yohn to A. M. Fleck, ol Shermansdale, county and state aforesaid. In trust (or the benellt of tho, creditors of the said John Yohn. All person therefore Indebted to the said John Yonn, wiil make payment to the said assignee, and those havlngclaims or demands will mako known the same without delay. A. M. FLECK, January 30, 1877. Assignee. VEltY LADY SlIOUlTl) HAVE ONE OF OUR IMPROVED PLAITERS, adapted to all kinds of goods, and to all the Oil lerent and fashionable styles of Plaiting. Simph nnd easily managed, it is Just the article every lady needs. Sent bj mail, postage paid, ou receipt of price.. J2.no. Send lor Circular. Address N. Y. TREADLE M'F'G CO.. ' IU thrtlttnM titrtet Jfev) YorK. "The Best Thingtln tho West." Atchison, Topaka k Santa Fe R. R. LANDS IN KANSAS. - ,CO(),00() ACHES of the best Farming and Agricultural Lands in America, situated In and near the beautiful Cot tonwood and Upper Arkansas Valleys, the gar-, deji of the West, ou 11 Years' Creull, with 7 ir ' cent. Interest. I" FARE REFUNDED To purchasers of land. -Circulars, with map, giving full inform.! tlon. sent free. Address A. S. JOHNSON. Acting Land Commissioner, Topeka, Kansas. Or, C. M. MORRISON, anent of A.. T. It H. K. R. K., No. 26 N. 3rd St., Harrisburg, Pa. 4 3io AUCTIONEERS. TAMES CLEELAND U Auctioneer, Offers his' services to the citizens of Perry and Cumberland counties. Post ofllce address, Sherniansdale, Ferry co.. Fa. w. D.HENRY, AUCTIONEER. Blain, Perry county Pa. T-Tcrms Moderate and everv exertion narte to render satisfaction. t otl Auctioneer. The undorsigned gives notice that he will cry sales at any point in Perry or Dauphin counties. Orders are solicited and promplattentlon willbe given. J!. I). WELLS. New BuSalo, Perry co..Pa. D AVID M'COY, Auctioneer aa Charges verv low. POjSt Office address Ickesburg Penn'a- B.HARNISH, AUCTION I'MOIJ , Delville. Perry Co., Pa. Charges moderafe, and satislaclion guaranteed. 5 O N EW SHOE SHOP! The undersigned respectfully Informs Hie citi zens of UloomHeld and vlciniiv. that thev hare opened a shoe-shop in the room of K 11. ( louder, recently occupied as a iJiw oflice. by Calvin Neil.. sou, Esq., where they will do work at pauie pric es, (repairing made a specialtv at prices to ni ine iimesj irora 10 to w per ceucsavea ny pauoti Izingour shop. Our motto Is "quick sales ixl short profits). Terms cash, or country prodiw. but positively no credit. . , LKVI If. SWAKTZ & CO . New Klooiulleld, Pa.. January 18, 1876 tf rtlruiauV iLur rtiuii .VrvtBl .u, JosrtlnmnllwSMiu rwtist W For Sale hy F. Moktimzk, New tlloon.rK'W. Perry county, Pa. . 1 .. . ft"l7 rasKf rerrjl-i !lr. 'SjJf ""'si 1SIWUIIHIIII rsl mw.rai r t i u i. or. r. lfaJI Uos, Usslu, Snrntkui, J X' y UekMsslrstil.lailLi