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U Auctioneer,
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w.
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EW SHOE SHOP I
The undersigned respectfully Informs the citi
zens ot llloomtleld and vicinity, that, they have
opened a shoe-shop In the room of F B. Clouser,
recently occupied as a Law-otltce. b'y Calvin Null
sou, Esq., where they will do work at panic prlc.
es, (repairing made a specialty at prices to suit
tlie times) Irani lu to 20 per ceiit.saved by patroH
Umgntir shop. Our motto Is "quick sales and
short, protlls). Terms cash, or oountry produce.
out positively no creitit.
LEVI II. SWARTZ ft CO.,
' ; ew Uloomtleld, Pa.
.Iknuarylg, 187B tf
For Sale by F. Moiitimeh. New Bloomlleld,
Perry county. Pa. ,
VEltY LADY SHOULD
HAVE ONE OF OUR
IMPROVED . PLAITERS,
adapted to all kinds or goods, nndtnall the dlf
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and easily mauaged, It Is Just the article every
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(2.00. , Send lor Circular.
Address
N. Y. TREADLE M'F'O CO.,
04 Cbi-Uunrtt Street Xeie York.
JHE PERRY HOUSE, :
New lilooin Held, Perry Co., Pa., .
TH08. SUTCHi Proprietor.
pENTENNIAL HOTEL, v
J (Formerly (he Swegcr IToUse,) ' ' "
MAIN STREET, ' '
NEW BLOOMFIELD, PERRY CO., PA.
JOS. S. SMITH, ' oPf'101"'
Having good accommodations for regular or
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is sonciteu. hi is
JHE MANSION HOUSE,
Hew Bloomfleld, Penn'n.,
p. M. RINESMITH, . .. ProprWtor.
This well-known hntto kas Igtely beenenlarged,
re-palnted and re-tltted. Best accommodations
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9WN MANUFACTURE.
Consist lug of
0A88IMERS. -OA83INETS,
FLANNEL8. (Plain and bar'd)
CAlll'ETS, Aco.,
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1 . J.M. B1XLER
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lines in the city. Nu change to and from the
leinenniHi grounns. . ,
Col. WniHoii. nrourietor nf the TlgNRT Hot sk
Cincinnati for the oust twenty vears. and present
proprietor, has leased the house lor a term i (
yciirs, ami has newly fui'iiK-eu linn nt'eti ir
lliroughiiut. Ho will keep a NtHi'tlv (list elan
house, and h;is accoiumudation loraoo guests.
Terms H per dav. --
No Bar has ever been kept In tlie H END V
HoiKt, vor will any pe kept Ml the
bom.
nY. 10""
jKJy'ri)teriit H tW " llrnffl nv V
IkJtl 1 ,sti's wii l.ivi I! tn. i .irro.
IfUfll Ml (IWII J T K l U 1 K. a can Inrl nitrap-Wil -li"s,
rB(ln. groarhiiii 4- sil Ncrtlsloss IljI
"JfV "" lksirlna'rhlfrHisa'rJT
' WlX ' nnt ..it it lil). n mlpt y?wT
WsfMJtlUIfcM.toSMrj
Won the Kettle.
An EngllBli bishop lately toltl this
good Btory at his own expense. He
was 111 the linlilt of traveling incognito
about his parish, after the fashion of
the good Haroun Alrasnhld, and in one
of his walks came upon It group of men
who were wrangling over some matter. .
11 Well, iny good men," wild IiIh lord-
tthlp, "What are you doing V"
The reponse of one of tho men was
not calculated to please and encourage
the amiable prelate. "Wo been a loyin',"
he said.
"Lying!" wild the horrified bishop.
"What do you mean V"
" Why, yer fee," was the explanation,
"One of us fun' u kettle, and we been
a-tryln' who can tell the biggest Ho to
have It."
" Shocking 1" said the bishop; and
straight way improving the occasion.
he turned to Impress upon the sinners
the enormity of lying. ' He Informed
them that he had been taught that one
of the greatest sins was to lie, and in fact,
so strongly had this been urged upon
him that never In the whole course of
his life had he told a lie.
No sooner had the excellent bishop
made this announcement than there wan
a gleeful shout: "Gle th' governor th'
kittle! Gle th' governor th' kittle 1"
gilT One of the teachers In a Methodist
Sunday school was "stumped" badly
Sunday afternoon, during the service '
of the hour. , He was teaching the in-.
fant class, and, after explaining the
lesson as well as he knew how, he threw
open the question box, figuratively
speaking, aud told the children they
might ask hint any questions that sug
gested themselves. He was gratified by
a seven-year-old girl, who immediately
piped out : " Who's elected V" He could
not tell. ......
53 A German looked up at the t-ky,
and remarked : " I guess a leedlo dot it
will rain some dime 'pody queek, don't
It." " Yees do, eh V" responded an Irish
man.' " What business have ye to
purtlnd to know anything about Ameri
can weather, ye Ignorant furrlner
OT Two acquaintances meeting on a
wet day one greeted the other with,
" Beautiful rain, this I Fetching things
out of the ground."
. Second friend (disconsolately) "Hope
not, sir hope not ! Got two wives'
there, sir!" ..-
(3 Are you a christian V"' asked one
of Mr. Moody's assistants at au inquiry
meeting, of a hard-looking customer
who had taken a front seat.
." No," he answered, sadly. "I'm a
printer." It was a hopeless case. ..,
1ST Are these gratuitlous V" asked au
old gentleman of a druggist's assistant,
taking a patent medicine almunnc from
a pile on the counter.
"No, them's almanacs," answered
the matter-of-fact assistant.
. -
tjy " Married couples resemble a pair
of shears," says Sydney Smith, "so
Joined that they cannot be separated.
v often moving In opposite directions, yet
always punishing any one 'who comes
between them." ,
O" Some one said to a purveueu whose
brather had remained In poverty :
" You are, I believe, the brother of ,M.
Durand!"',
" No, sir ; I am not his brother he 1
mine."
3T A sign in a neighboring city reads :
" Hick re nuts fur sail." An intelligent
old fellow says he don't see any Joke ,
about It, except that the fellow has
spelled " nuts" with one t.
What is pleusanter these nice,
bracing roomings than getting up and
taking a walk of four or five miles be
fore breakfast? Nothing, certainly;
unless it is lying in bed and thinking
alxutit. ,
CQirJosh Billings remarks: ."The
muwl Is a larger burd than the gtise or
the turkey. It has two legs to wulli with,
and two more to kick u Uli, aud it wears
its wings ou the side of its head.'
------v
C3T A little girl hearing the remark
that all people had once been children,
artlessly inquired : "Who took care of
all the children ?"
tW "When I die," said a married man,
"I want to go where there' is no snow to
above!." His wife auid aha presumed Iks
would.
... . -T
"Girls, don't be afraid to work.
Ruth gleaned in the harveat-lield and got
Just as jiK)il h QiHlii any girl ill Uo egU-boilioou.