The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, March 06, 1877, Page 5, Image 5
THE TIMES, NEW IIL00MF1HLD, l'A., MARCH 0,1877. THE TIMES. PENNSYLVANIA S. B.-HILDLE DIVISION. On and after Novemlier S7th, Trln run follows I WE8TWA11I). EASTWARD. WsyiMiill Am. Via 1'r'u Tr'u. PntsntiMi, STATIONS. J'tn i;. P.M. 1. 811 j l.W 12.68 12 H.1 n.aj MnlliAtl'. Tr'lil Ex. Mffl. Aoc. A.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. P.M s.wi' ).:; it mi Harrlplmrif, ilnckvillr. Murysvllle, l)untannuuu, Hull) Newport Mlllerntown, Tlionipsoiit'u Mexico,...,..., Port Hnj 8.1A 11.06, s.l'JI l.i' o. l.W i.m 1. 20 8.11 7.58 7.81) 7.10 7.07 8.64 8.nr 8.83 1.24 8 31 .88l KM 1.471 O.ftft .U4, 8.18 W 6.411 a.iixi e.w I M) 1.11) 8.(13! MM 8.18! 7.46 8. ST T.M J 30 8.00 7. mi lo.it) T.IK 9 01! KM 10.09! B.20I U.IW 8.43, 6. id) 8.M It 111 n.m u.r7 U.il 11. w II M .4H DM 10 10 10.42 11.14 11.40 H.30 1.18 1.66 Mlfllli), Lowlntn' B.Wi P. ID 8.64, town J.. 11.04 0.40 8.51 Aiim'rxoirii,. .. McVeytowu,.. N. Hamilton,. IftinttiiKcton,.. Tvrnne, ., Aitonua, 4 2! 4.47! J ;.m i.a Tin, P.M.I tO.IH I.OH 8. In In 4 47; !s7i !i 8.60 K.M .w 8.18 J.Ik) li.li) P.H A.M. P.M., P.M twlMttpbnnr Rirnrpun lrsves Hnrrlsbnrir at ll.Oil P.M. Dunoaiimm 1 1 .:: iflnv); Newport 11.67 (lla) and ar. rives at l iltsburK at B.lli . M. Philadelphia Exrr leave Altoona ttt 10.00 n. m.. Tyrone at lo.aa i. ni., Hiimliunlou 11.18 i. m.. Lewis town .1., 12 :io. in., Mifflin U.Ma.m., Han Mum 1.40a.m. IIP(ojiiir West, the Way ruHHetitrer leaven Harris burir Daily- till' ritluT train" tlatly except Sunday. tfOnlnir Kiixt, the Atlantic Kipre" leave Aitocna Daily, the other tralus Dally except Humlay. Ilrlor Items. Uve. Your rmnarkB regarding tlie Commissioners are unjust. They only ;otnpiy with the law In the payments you refer to, and are undoubtedly trying to do the best they can for the tax nny ers. We think they are entitled to credit Instead of censure. A son of Dr. Btites, of MHlerstown, had his face considerably burned while trying to protect his fathers property during the time the Valley House was burning. Cornelius Bhafler, a married man and a former resident of this county was arrested in Clearfield county, and taken to Newport from where 'Squire 7Am committed him to jail on the charge of fornication. On last Thursday night some thief entered the premises of Mr. John J. Craig, in Wheatfield twp., and stole about one hundred pounds of pork, a quantity of dried beef, and aliout iifteen dollars worth of carpenter tools. XThe Juniata Valley House at Millers town took tire again on Monday night and was entirely destroyed. It is probable that tire was burning under the floors all day Monday after it was supposed the llames were nil extinguished. A short time since a correspondent asked "if frozen apples would make good cider." We can now say "yes," lor we recently had some which was ex cellent which John llice made from just (such apples. Bloomfield Academy New term opens April 0th, Kev. J. Edgar, Principal. By request a Primary Department will be formed in addition to the Intermedi ate and Higher Sections. A Pittsburgh paper tolls of a man who shot himself In the west end. If we only knew which was called the west end of a man we could better judge whether the wound was serious. We wish editors would be more explicit in their statements. On last, WpiltifiHilnv si two venr old child of Mr. Amos Hoffman, of Centre twp., was considerably burned about the face and head. The family were all out of the house when the little child stuck a piece of pine into the froritof the cook stove which conducted the lire to its clothing. y A few mornings ago when Mr. Mills, of Centre opened his store, he found the room tilled with smoke. Investigation revealed the fact that a cigar stump had been thrown in the spitbox, which was filled with saw-dust and that it had burned the contents of the box, for tunately without firing the floor. The largest mortgage ever recorded in Cumberland county ,was recently record ed at Carlisle. 1 1 covered 267 pages,com prised 3UG different tracts of land, and occupied eighteen days in recording. It was from the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company, to Geo. DeB. Keim, trustee. The amount aggregated $10,000,000. Sale Bills got up in good style. Price $1.2-5 to $5, according to size. 8end list of articles and day of sale and state the priced bill you want to this oftlco and your bills will be sent you by return of mail. Church Notices. Presbyterian Church. Preaching next Babbath at 11 a. m., and 7 p.m. Prayer meeting at 7 o'clock on Wednes day evening. Preaching in the M. E., Church on Sunday evening next, by Kev. Dunlap. Barn Burned. On Friday night the barn belonging to W. J. IIartcr,ln Green wood township,took fire and was entire ly consumed. , Accident. On Friday morning latt as two sons of W. M. Sutch, Esq., this borough nged respectively about 7 and 9 years, were out on the wood pileuagllng at some wood, the oldest accidently struck the younger on the back of the neck with bit of the axe inflicting a wound about 2J or 3 inches long. The axe was fortunately very dull, or the Injury would have been serious. Starting Under Difficulties. A young man named Albert S. Light, of Centre twp., took Greely's advice to youths, and started on Monday of last week. This was all right, but then he took with him a lot of tools belonging to J. W. Got walt, to which Mr. G. objected. He therefore took out a warrant for bis arrest and nabbed him Just as ho was" getting on the train. The young man lightened bis trunk by taking out the tools and was then allowed to proceed through the leniency of Mr. Clot wait. t Great Fire In New Germantown. On Sat urday night about half pastcleven.a fire was discovered In the ware room attach ed to Dr. F. A. (Jutshall's store at New Germantown and which proved very destructive. The buildings destroyed were,the store room occupied by Dr. Outshall, the store occupied by Jane Morrison & Hon, two houses belonging to Mrs. Kreamer, and the Odd Fellows' Hall. Most of the personal property and the merchandise Was removed. As the news comes in Just as we are going to press we have no chance to learn the loss, or how much Insurance was on the property. . - - -a- X Local Option Meeting. A Local Option meeting was held at the Court House In llloomfield on Friday evening last, 1877. The meeting was organized by electing Win. Burns President, and I). Mickey and G. 8. Barnett, secretaries, and was then opened by prayer by Ilev. P. Hhee der. On motion Ilev. J. Edgar, Ttev. U. Dunlap and Samuel Sanderson, were ap pointed a committee to draft resolutions, to be presented to the meeting. On motion, Bev. P. Bheeder, Hamuel Dunbnr, Wm. Grler, and Adam Clark were made a committee to report two lady canvassers from each church to be appointed to canvass the town to pro cure signatures to petitions to be pre sented to the Legislature praying the passage of n Local Option law or its equivalent. Mr. W. D. Blackburn of Local Option executive committee, was then Intro duced, who addressed the meeting in a forcible and telling Bpeech setting forth the merits of the law and giving facts and figures to show the good that was accomplished by it when formerly in force and which would undoubtedly re sult from the passage of the law now asked. The Committee on resolutions reported a series of resolutions approving the for mer law and asking the passage of the proposed law and directing a copy of the proceedings to be sent to the member, and Senator from this district. The committe to report canvassers re port the following named persons as canvassers : Mrs. Burn ; Miss Clara M'lntlre; Miss Mary CrlHt ; Miss Mary A. Clark; Mrs. Mary O. Pennell and Miss Mary Clegg, who were appointed. Adjourned with Doxology anil Bene diction. Weather Report. B. Mclntlre, Esq., hands us the following report of the weather for the month of February. Average of Thermometer nt 8 o'ocloek A. M. il(P and 25' and of Barometer, 30 inches, minus six tenths Average of greatest degree of heat, 40 degrees and 2 minutes and of lowest degree of cold 2:t degrees and 45 minutes. There fell 2 inches of rain and 0 Inches of snow. The warmest day was Friday, the second,the Thermometer running up to 48 degrees above Zero, and the coldest was Wednes day the 14th the mercury sinking to 15 above Zero. There were 20 days of clear weather and tins was tue warmest J- eii ruary for eighteen years. bpring Election. Tue following Ms a list of officers elected on the 20th ult., at the various districts In the county : BLOOMFlBliD HOROUUII. Burgess Lewis Totters Town Council John A. McCrtmkey, Daniel Gartin, Jessee Powell, OeorgeS. Barnett, Samuel Spotts, James Hell lienneyt Justice of the Peace F. B. Clouser: Constable John C. Darlington; Judge of Elec. tlons Joseph B. Smith; Inspectors of Elections Samuel lientzel, J. 13. Hackctt,; School Directors Charles H. Bmlley, Samuel Smith s Audltor Gco. B. McKeo; Assessor William Burn. Buffalo. Constable, FeterBalr; Supervisors, Rlmon Sto phens, Jacob Haines. Assessor, John W. Charles ; Auditor, James E. Stephens; Clerk, tie; Judge, John L. Peters; Inspectors, John 11. Hunter. Christian Uruub; School Directors, Wm.Cumbler. Jacob Crow. Nw Buffalo Boboloh. Burgess, Jacob 8tecl; Constable, Ceo. Lesher: Town Council. W. F. Miller, Geo. Lesher, Fred. Louden, (ico. II. Bui'd, J. C. Jones; Judge, J. H. Snyder; Inspectors. J. T. Bowman, Win. II. .lacksou; School Directors, M. Bitting, John Baskins, J. W. Miller; Auditor, B. F. Klugh; Iu9tlce ol the Peace, Joseph Walt. Cksthe Township. Constable Geo. Eckerd; Judge of Election John Rllchle; nspectors John Ayle, A. S. Kline leter; Supervisors Henry Meyers, Simon W. Clouser; rchool Dlreotors Geo. Bistline, John A. McBride, Wm. Nellson, 1 year; Assossor An drew Clouser, Auditor F. M. McKeehan; Clerk Charles McKeehaiL Cabiioij. Constables, John Sheriff; Supervisors, J. S. lie. Clintock, John McAllister; Assessor, George W. xniuey; Aim nor Joshua Kitner; Clerk, D. M. Bailey; Judge, Wm. Stoufler; Inspectors, Vni O. MoCllntock, John L. Shattu; School Director?, .innn uouuy, m. A. smiley. Duscaiskon Bonourili. Hurgesit, ueo. pennell; Constable, John S, nnearer; lown council, jonn w. Parson, Wm. K. Gross, Hubert W. lteed. Daniel ltlfe, Westly BJ, Hays; Assessor, Thos. Milllken; Judge, Robert Jones; inspectors, Josh W.GladUen.KamuelFoose Pchool Directors.Wm. C. Kling.C. II. Ilochlandoi ; Auditor. Ed Mlfllken; Justice of the Peace, John A. sheaier; Mrecl Commissioner, G. McLaughlin. UKKKXWOOD. Constable, Joseph C. Leonard ; Supervisors, Pe tcr Hall, 11. Uumbaugh; Assessor, Mlchicl Noll; Auditor, C. a Fry; Clerk, A. W. Long, Judge, W. N. Bollnger; Inspectors, Addison Ulsh. G .o. Mitchell; nciiool Directors, W. B. Leas, Henry DiieuK. Ilonx Constable, Joseph Bears; Supervisors. David Dtrkard, Henry Gabel; Assessor. Wm. Hopple Auaiuir, l. H . smith ; Clerk. Adam DIMow. Judue A'ft e Wright ; Inspectors Lewis Acker, Wm. , Johnson; School Dfrectors, Henry Kroft, Wm. Cluck; Justice of the Peace, Mlchrol Miller. Juniata. Constable, 8. G. Butler i Supervisors Levi Smith Peter Smith; Assessor, H. T. Watts; Auditor, II. l-enlg; Clerk, Tie; Judge J, J. Smith; Inspectors, G. W. Keainer, Eli Harnmn, School Directors A. Whltekettle, A. 11. Mitchell ; Justice of the Peace, P. D. Smith. Jacksom. Constahle.Jnmes Crownover ; Supervisors, John C, Snyder, 'Geo. W. Illilllnei Assessor, John P. itinesmlth; Auditor, Simon Smith ; Clerk, Dr. J. K. McCoy ; Judge, George W. Outshall inspectors JohnClouse, Rseklnh Minlch; School Directors, Samuel Rlnesmlth, Joseph Clause: Justice of the l'eace, James B- Morrow. Liverpool. ' Constable, Jacob Hugging; Supervisors, John Hoflinan, John Lelter; Assessor, Adam Burner: Auditor, Samuel Darner; Clerk, Daniel Koush Judge, Jonas Noll ; Inspectors, Geo. W. Banner, John L. Kline; School Directors, Absalom Gong- ler, E. It. Hains. LANmsnmu Bokolihi. Burgess, William Power; Constable, Emanuel Corl; Town Council, John (!. Prelsler, Lewis II. Kerr, Robert Mcpherson, Hubert J. Dlven; As sessor, Samuel Okeson; Judpe, James Murray; Inspectors, Curtis Sliowalter, William II. Bodily; School Directors.Wm. B. Linn, Wm. B. Diven. Liverpool Boroiioii. Burgess, H. S. Williamson; Constable, Jacob Waggoner, 8. S. Fehrer; Town Council, L. N. Funk, J. J. Rtarley, W. II. Miller. Isaac Bturde- vant, Jeremiah Lowe, II. II. Weirlck; Assessor, Jacob Shumaker; Judge.Wm. Shuinaker ; Inspect ors. Geo. W. Rtipp, William Turner; School Di rectors, J. D. Shore, M. B. Ilolmon; Auditor, E. C. Long. MlLLEIlSTOWN BollOl'llll, Burgess, Jerome B. Lehr; Constable, W. II. Gllllllin; Town Council, J. N. Rlnehart, Mnrtln Noll. E. B. Tltzell, Jos. It. Fry. Wm. Everhart, Thomas Kunyan; Assessor, George 1). Taylor; Judge, W. Klpp: Inspectors, D. M. Bollinger, Isaiah Hunter; School Directors, Samuel It) ran. Sol. E, Taylor. Mahvsville Borowih. Constable, Henry Garaber; Town Council, W. Kling, G. W. Klslnger, J. W. Bears, A. .1. SI- del, the balance tie; Assessor, T. W. Morleyr Judge, Samuel Strawsbauch; Inspectors. 8. K. P. Brady, W. L. Taylor; School Directors, G. W. Dick, Jacob Zaug: Auditor, Tin: Clerk M. G. Shrluer. 8. W. Madison. Constable, James Foose; Supervisors, Sam uel Ernest, Thomas Messliner; Assessor, Sain uel A. Lightner; Auditor, Samuel K. Morrow, S. W. Brrnhelsel, (a tie vote;) Judge, Wm. Zimmerman; Inspectors, Samuel Lay, Abraham Bistline; School Directors, Samuel McKee, George 8tambaugh. N. E. Madison. Constable, W. C. Hollenbaugh ; Supervisors, Andrew Snyder George Lltlce; George K.Kist ler; Auditor, D. M.Garland: Clerk, J. W. Bixler; Judge, Benjamin Rice; Inspectors, A. K. Dobbs, Samuel Hench ; School Directors J. A. Garber, Noble Meredith. Miller. Supcrvlsois, Albert Angney, George Clouser Assessor, William Holmes: Auditor, Robert El lott; Judge, Philip Campbell: Inspectors, Samue) KlIneiK'ter, David Harper; School Directors. Hub ert Eliott, John G. Owens, Newport IIoboi.'oii Burgess, Geo. Shroin; Constable, John Sailor High Constable, J uo. Leonard; Town Council, Gibson Flckos, Jno. Anderson, Jackson Ilhoads, Jacob Hopple, George Finisher, J. C. Barret; As. sessor A. M. Gantt; Auditor, W. A. Zlun; Judge, A. F. Keim; Inspectors, Philip Bosserman, W.ll. Mlnich; School Directors, ,1. M. Smith, 11. B, Zimmerman. Oliver. Constable, Goorgo Geiuel: Supervisors, Jacob Lineawcaver, Daniel K. Smith; Assessor, J. A. Llneaweaver; Auditor, Henry L. Troup; Clerk John Bear; Judge, Thus. Haney; Inspectors, Christian Wagner, M. B. Eshelnmn; School Di rectors, William Wertz, Ellas Fisher. Pknn.. Constable, Ellas Hass; Supervisors Chns. Hob crts, William Leedy; Assessor, Clms Robert ; Au ditor, Tie: Clerk John G, Rose; Judge, Socrates Green; Inspectors, David Boyed, Ellas Haas; School Directors,' Joseph E. Jackson, Ellis Al lender; Justice of the Peace, lrvln Cliisholm. Ryi-. Constable, P. J. Holsley; Supervisors, A. II Zorger, Jesso Naue; Assessor, W. Sloop; Auditor J. A. Ensiuiuger; Clerk, W. Patterson; Judge.A. 8. Green ; Inspectors, David Gnmber, David For- tenbaugh; School Directors, A. R. Neyhart, 11. F. Leonard. Savillb Township. Constable, Phil. Kell; School Directors David McCoy, Win. Kell; Supervisors, Henry Hall, John U. Shumau; Assessor.Jacob L'tley; Clerk, W. W, Gray; Auditor, J. W. Wolf; Judge, John Wag goner ; Inspectors, Reuben Swartz, Jno. D. Baker RPBINO. Constable, John S. Klstler; Supervisors, Jacob E. Shearer, Jeremiah Sunday; Assessor, James G Messliner, Auditor, David B. Dunkleberger ; Clerk Wm. II. Klstler; Judge, John Hager; Inspectors, Jacoh B. Reedor, .JohnM. Foose; School Directors Lewis Ellerman, James A.Gray. Tyrone. Constable, 1 suae P. Miller; Supervisors, John Waggoner, William Shumaker; Assessor, Jacob Wolf: Auditor, Wm. Roads; Clerk, Benj. Rittcr Judge, George Hoobaugh; Inspectors, John C. Weller, M. L. Arnold; School Directors. Jos. New comer, Solomon Brlner; Justice of the Peace, J no. Stambaugh. Tuhcarora. Constable, X. E. Houseworth; Supervisors, W. Satzler, Joseph P. Latchford; Auditor, George L Bucher, Clerk, Henry Baker; Judge, David Loon ard; Inspectors, R. II. Kerr, Thomas M. Fry School Directors. John M. Fry, Isaiah Campbell, Toiioyne. Constable, David Hollenbaugh; Supervisors, Wm. Gray. W. L.O'Douneli; Assessor, F. U. Gut shall; Auditor, Wm.Htinn; Clerk. Jacob SherltT Judge, R. C. Adams; Inspectors, James Smith, James R. Showacra; School Directors, Jacob He gar, Jacob R. Showacre; Justice of the Peace, 8. A. Smith. Wbkatfikld." Constable, John Weldon; Supervisors, George Jacobs, J. Hartel'. ; Assessor, Joseph Leppard Auditor, John J. Craig; Clerk, Joseph E. Weldon Judge, David Ensmlnger; Inspectors, Robert Donley, H. B. Ebersole; School Directors, Samuel Potter, H.Clay, Watts. Constable, Jacob Freet; Supervisors, Jeremiah Anderson, George Hammaker; Assessor, Luther K. Steel: Auditor, Isaao Motter; clerk, Jacob Steel i Judge, William Livingston; Inspectors, James MotlerJ.lohu L. Muggins; School Direct- r,Jhu N. Mutter, Jacob Lowe and David V. -Steel a tie. Cumberland Countv. We conv the fol lowing from the ('umbprltind county pnpers of last week: A limit II iiVtoi'lr Ilti Mnliilnv niirlit. the clllzens of Khlpiieiisburg were arous ed ny me cry or "lire," oeensioneu try the burning of the stables belonging to Henry Hollar and Wm. Beaver, respec tively, situated between the railroad and j vuii i-ircci. jjoss, .-i,isj,uuu ; paruy Insured. About two hours later the stables od- jolnlug the "Madison House" were discovered to be on lire, and in a short time thereafter were reduced to ashes. Loss, $800,00; partially insured. These fires were, we learn, the work of the incendiary. The fire companies did effective service. Just after dinner on Tuesday, Mr. Peter Humer, a citizen of Carlisle, died sudden ly in Dr. Klefler's oillce, of neuralgia of the chest. Mr. 11. had felt badly for some days, and called on Dr. Kleflcr for advice and medicine. The doctor was about to prescribe for him, when Mr. II. suddenly sank in his chair, and breathed heavily once or twice, onu expired. Mr. 11. was tttji'ut 70 years of age. Dr. lialttui. a dentist, of Bhl pnens- burg, and two other persons were taken to the Cumberland county Jail Thursday on achargeof assistlngln the destruction of five stables In Bhipfensburg on Mon day night. Alex. Mateer, who has served several terms in the penitentiary, lias also been arrested for complicity in the arson. Dr. Halton enjoyed a good reputation until a few years ago, when he became reckless and from that time li said to have been loose in ' IiIb habits. Altogether five or six arc in custody for iH'ina concerned in tlie incendiary act. On one of the rattles a pistol taken from one of the stores on the night of the fire was found. The evidence against the accused Is believed to be sufficiently conclusive to convict them, or at least a majority of them. Considerable excitement was occasion ed in Carlisle about 4 o'clock Monday afternoon by the announcement of the death, by suicide, of J. 1'. Hassier, late casnier ot uanisie ueposit nanK. About four months ago It was discov ered that Mr. Hassier, had overdrawn his bank account about $11,000. The money wfts lost In speculations and fail ing to replace it at 12 o'clock Monday, he was arrested on a charge of embezzle ment, bail being demanded in the sum of $15,000. Not going to his dinner at one o'clock, his usual time, bis son went in search of him, and about 4 o'clock he was found In the attle of his house hang ing to a rafter, and dead. The coroner's inquest held upon the ixKiy iound a verdict in accordance Willi the above facts. A most singular circumstance connect ed with Mr. Hassier 's hanging is, that about twelve years ugo no cut down the body of W. H. Bcetem, cashier of the same bank, who like himself was a defaulter,and who was found hanging in the same attic to the same rafter. Beet em's default amouuted to some $15,000, nut was made goou out or nis own property. Mr. Hassier was about fifty years of nge, hail an Interesting family,was high. ly respected, and was an elder in the (iernian Beformed church. Public Sales. Those having pale bills printed at this oillce will have the no tice of tlie sale in this list without extra charge until day of sale. March fitli. O. F. Ensmlnger, assignee of j. u. r-Kiies, win sen norses, mules, cows. sheep, and a general assortment of farming implements. , .unrcu ma. jucoii h. Almoin ins farm one mile N. E. of Blain, will sell a larire lot of stock, wagons, lurmlng implements, etc David Itinesmlth, Auctioneer. March l)tu. John W. Collins one mile from Germantown will sell horses cattle, hogs, wagons, farming Implements etc. W. D. Henry, Auctioneer. March 10th. A. M. Fleck, assignee of John Yolin on tbo farm of J. It. Way, in Carroll twp,, will sell horcs, cows, farming lmplo- . munis, ewi. ( March 10th. Henry Seller, at his residence In Rye twp., between Grler's Point and Bter ret's Gap, will sell horses, cows nogs, farm. Implements, and Household furniture. small farm will also be olfcred for salo at the same tlmo. Mnrnli 19lhTliAinDi Pntninan In T1 ..n t will soil Horses, Cows, Wagons, Farming ' llipiClllVUVB, ObC. March lStli. Ira WentEel, Executor will sell at wholesale In Ulaln, the stock of D. Went zel deceased. March 13th. David Dunkleberger, at bis ml dence In Spring twp,, will sell horses, cows sheep, hogs, wagons and a general assort mentof farming implements. Jus. Clecland Auctioneer. - Mareb 13th. O. W. Albright, at his residence in rtyo township, will sell horses, cattle. sheep, farming implements and household lurniture. March 14th. Daniel Julius. In Centra twn near Bloomlleld will sell horses, cows, wag. ons and a general stock of farming lmpk uiuuie. nr incn.ee, Auctioneer. y March 15th. The Executors of the estate of John Kell, doe'd., on the farm near Blue Ball, will sell livestock, farming Implements and household furniture. March 16th. Jeremiah Keck will sell horses, cows, young cattle, hogs and farming imple ments In Tyrone twp., 1 miles soith-east of Landisburg. March 17th. Margaret Wagner, on the farm formerly occupied by John Wagner, dee'd la Savllle twp., will oHer horses, cattle, farming implements, and household furniture. David M'Coy, Auctioneer. March 17th. Wm. It. Dunkleberger, at his residence In Spring twp., lj miles from Blue Ball will sell horses, cows sheep, young cattle, and a lot of farming implements. D. Rlnesmlth, Auctioneer. March 23rd. M. C. Cleckoer, at his residence in Baville twp., will sell horses, cattle, farm ing Implements aud household furniture. The real ottato will also be offered. March 34th. W. If. Dum, executor of Fred. E. Dum, deceased, will sell at the late reslr dence of the deceased In Tyrone twp., all his ' real estate. . v March 24tb. Jacob (Jailor, at his residence In Baville twp., will sell horses, rattle, sheep and farming Implements. Countj Trice Current. Bi.oomfiii.d. March A. 187. Flaxseed 1 aft Potatoes, 7ft Butter V pound, (fresh roll) IS Packed Butter V pound, in Eggs V dozen 10" Dried Apples fl pound ax ets" Dried Peaches 12ets.y Cherries C0 ets. " Pitted 00 O 00 ets. ' Blackberries OrtO ets. " CARLISLE PRODUCE MARKET. RORRECTKI) WBF.KLT. WUODWAItD & BOBB. Carlisle. March 3. 177. Family Flour t.'ft Superfine Rye Flour 8.50 White Wheat, new 130 Red Wheat.new l.:su Rye 00 Corn, (new) 43 Oat so Cloverseed 9.00 a 9. On Tlmothyseed .... NEWPORT MAHKKTS. ( Corrected Weekly by Eongh A Brothtr. 1 DBALERS IN GHAIN At 1MIODUOK. Newpokt, March 3, 1877. Flour, Extra 6 33 " Super 4 Ml White Wheat V bu 1 ,17 a 1 87 Red Wheat 1 32 0 1 32 Rye mem Corn 40fl?M Oats fl 32 pound UfiCMC Clover Seed I) lies 4; Timothy Seed 1 50 Flaxseed 100 Potatoes WOW . Bacon 10 O 14 Dressed Hogs 6'Actt. Ground Alumn Salt 1 50 1 50 Llmeburner's Coal a 25 Stove Coal , 4 on S ) Pea Coal a 75 Gordon's Food per Sack to 00 F19II, SALT, LIMJS AMU COAX. Of all kinds always on hand and for sale at tbtr- Liowesi marsei itaies. W Five per cent oa for Cash. MAIII1IAGBB. Ohhis-Hai.l. On the 21st ult., at the resident of the Ilrlile In Savllle twp.. by Rev. J. Frazler David C. Orris to Miss Klunboth A. Hall, both of Perry county. Pa. Kckman lursnAi,L. On Ihe 22nd nit., at the Lutheran Parsonage In Blain. by the ltev. J. Fra iler, Mr. James A. Kckman, of Cumberland CO., Pa., to Miss Katie K. Outshall of perry c.. Pa. F.nhminokr Keiiert. On the evening of the.. 2slh of February, 1H77, by Klder .Jacob Harnlsli, at his residence in Carroll twp., Mr. Oeo. F. Kn smlnger, to Miss Villa C. Rebert, both of Shef inansdalp. Histijnb Siiuman. On t!ie 2fith ult., by Rev. P.. Sheeder.at Mansvilln, Mr. John R. Bistline of .' Marklevllle, to Miss Keia Shuman of Mansvlllft this countv. Youho Lktimrd. On the 21st ult.. at the res dence of the bride's parents near Dellville, tbii county by tlie Rev. J. T. SheaHer, Mr. John J Young, and Miss Sarah J. leppard, both ol Wheat, lleld twp., this county. Mertz Noll. On the 22d ult, by Rev. Lent., Charles Mertz, of Juniata township, to Delry Noll, of Ureeu wood township this county. Deslh notices not excoedlnif 8 linen lnnerted withor.4 clianre. Jlut 8 centu per linx will inrarlslil lm rhiivcrl fur Tributes o( l!ei.ect, Poetry, or othr remarks. DEATHS. Kkrr. In Rhirleysburg. Huntingdon countv. Pa., on the 11th ult., ntter a short Illness, Robert B. Kerr, formerly of (his couuty, aged 70 years. 10 months and 28 days. Stambaugh. On Ihe 22d ult., in Minilntown. Juniata county, llemy Stambaugh, aged about. 80 years. MoKRis. In Duncannon, on the 2fith ult, Sarah Keel Morris, aged 2 months and 25 days, Hoffman. At Oak Orove. Spring twp., on the 26lh of February. Miss Mary A. flotlinan, acta 10 years, 3 months and 16 days. INCORPORATION NOTICE. NOTICE is hereby given that application will be mirte at tlio April term of the Court, of Quarter Sesslons.for a decree incorporating tht town of Blain and vicinity Inloa Borough, under the general borough laws of this state. W. D. MESSERMAN, See. March th, 1877. XECUT0R'S SALE " OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. TIIK subscriber. Executor of Fred E. Dum. 6 a ceased, will sell at his late residence In Tyrone two., on SATURDAY, MARCH 2Kb, 1877. The following described real estate, viz : NINETY ONE ACRES more or less of land sit uate in Tyrone twp., having thereon ereet$; TWO BRICK HOUSES, a good BANK BARN anil various other out buildings. There aro on the premises, a good young or chard of Apple and Peach trees just coming InU bearing and another old apple orchard. Also at the same time, there will ba sold one half interest in a tract of timber land of said de ceased, situate In Savllle twp., containing abvi.b S acres more or less. The cultivated land has been leased for ow year and the sale Is made subject to said lease. TERMS OF SALE : One third of Ihe par chase money to be paid when the property is stricken down and tho remainder on the 7th of April 1877 , when a deed will be delivered and non session will be given. " Kaio to commence at II o'clock a. m.,ot said day. For further Information call on or at dreas W. H. DUM. Executor, March 6, 1877. Elliottsburg, Perry co.. Pa. ROCHESTER SEEDS. Reld's Floral Tribute, a book of 00 pages wild i.)iorei r lates, oescrioes im varieties oi r lowers. Vegetables. Bulbs, 6.C. Price 10 etnts. ftirs work with 6 work with 6 pkM, REIO'S FRESH FLOWER SEEDS including Pansy and Verbena, for 2o cents. 14 Choice varieties and The Tribute, 50 cents. Vegetables Seeds substituted U preferred. W.ll. KKID. Mention this Paper Rochester N. Y. 10 It E M O Y A L ! D. A. SAWYER, OF CAHIJSLE, will remove his CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE, to No, 21 iorth Hanover btrwt, Next door to It iug waifs Hot jl, March 1st, 1877, where he will open with A yew Stwk at Imh Price, and will bo pleased to see all his Perry y-tm. toiners. Bear tills In mind when you go to CarLxlt, and give hlm a Call. t'.'l