8
THE TIMES, 'NEW! BLOOMFIELD, rA.; MAY; b.rl87T.j
Hospitable Highwaymen.
A young man named Ragai was riding
along tlio road a few miloa beyond Castro
tlllo, whon two men rode up to bim from
the brush by the roadside, and demanded
his money. Both bad their faces masked,
but .did not present their revolvers, which
they oarrlrd in sight, simply saying that
they didn't think it necessary to draw on
him, as be was ao young. He had $ 19 in
hl pocket and a considerable sum in hln
boots. The robbers took the $19. They
tben invited the young man to step into
the brush and lunch with them, vrhioh he,
thinking it safest to humor them, did, al
though his appetite was not ravenous.
About 100 yards from the road the men
had a good lunch spread, which they par
took of boartily, keeping their faces mask
ed, however. After lunch the robbers
returned $7 to their victim and told him he
could go. , lie didn't wait for a second
bidding. Kan Antonio Efprcas, t
A Luxury on the Rail The Difference.
We haVe been frequently asked : " What
is the difference between a railroad dining
car and a Pullman Hotel car?" That there
is a vast difference is well known by those
who have had occasion to use either ; but
the untraveled publio are not fully advised
at to the points of difference. The old
fashioned railroad eating house is, alasl too
well known ; its peculiar, hastily-eaten
meals have been partaken of by too many
thousands to be forgotten. Tbediningcar,
ttien, is this well known eating-house placed
-on wheels, attaced to t he train at the usual
.meal house, and hauled along for thirty,
,forty or sixty miles, until the meal has
been served, whon it is set off on a side
track, and is by the next train hauled back
to its starting point, and so it runs a few
miles for each meal. To get meals in this
. car the passenger has to work his way
through the train while it is under full
.motion pass from car to car, running the
risks of falling between the platforms, and
finally finding the car at the rear of the
train. Tben comes the meal, which must
be hurried through with to give chance for
other hungry passengers to take your place
and you must force your way back to your
seat, and again run the risks of your plat
form passage while the train is at full
speed. In such cars you pay 75 cents
for each meal, even if you take or need
only a cup of coffee and a cracker. Bear
in mind, in no case do the dining cars ac
company the train from starting point to
destination. They are always "cut off"
and taken on as we have described. With
the Pullman Hotel car the case is different
in every respeot. These cars are sixty to
sixty-six feet long, have sixteen wheels
under each, are built strong, so as to in
sure steady, quiet running, without the
usual unpleasant side motion. Each Hotel
car contains, in the order named, the fol
lowing compartments :
1st. A cosy,neat and clean little kitchen,
fitted up with a range, an ice and meat
box, rows of shelves covered with bright
silver and brighter glass ware, and all the
appliances needed for preparing a sumptu
ous meal.
2nd. A compact China and glass closet,
in which is kept the table wear and table
linen, cutlery, etc.
3rd. A passage way, cutting off the
kitchen and China closet from the rest of
the car, and forming an air-chamber to
prevent the smell of the cooking victuals
from reaching the saloon portion of the car.
4th. The grand saloon. This is fitted
" up with twelve, fourteen or sixteen seo-
tions, with space for tables between each,
and in these the meals are served. You,
while on this car, own the space you occu
py as much as you do your own room at
home, and no one can hurry you while at
meals, nor are you forced to give it up to
allow any other person to occupy it. At
night, as if by magic, this saloon is chang
ed into a bourdoir, and here your couch is
prepared, and here you rest yourself isola
ted, and as separated from your fellow
travelers as you would be in your own bed-
cnamDer. i
5th. An elegant drawing-room, with
room for six or eight persons. This is found
aloue in these magnificent cars. In it you
and your family or party of friends may be
as secluded as you please, or you can slide
open the end and have the company of those
in the grand saloon.
Cth. "Charmingly-arranged lavatories are
partitioned off, and arranged in two dis
tinct compartments for the separate use of
ladies and gentlemen. These lavatories are
supplied with pure water, clean towels,
combs, brushes, and, in fact, everything
the most dainty may desire for the perfect
performance of an elaborate toilet.
7th. Tben follow the conductor's and
porters' rooms, linen closets, etc., etc.
It will thus be neon that this car is, as
its name implies, a perfect modern hotel,
with all of its appliances and comforts
complete. This car is taken on at the
commencement of the journey, and is part
of the train to its destination. In it you
get your sleeping compartments and your
meal accommodations, while ' neither en
croach upon the other. Envious dining-car
employees, who are paid to decry this form
of Hotel car, cannot, with anything like
truth on their side, give any valid or con
clusive reasons for preferring the dining
to the Hotel car, and they only chatter in
favor of their dining car because tbey are
paid to do so. These Hotel cars bave run
from New York to San Francisco and back
with the Emperor Dom Pedro with
Jarrett & Palmer's party, that traveled at
almost lightning speed with many a party
of California bonanza kings ; and all join
in pledging their honor that the cars are
incomparable.
Two lines of these celebrated cars run
between New York and Chicago, and one
line only between Chicago and Omaha. It
may be needless to say that this last-named
line runs over the steel track of the Chicago
& North- Western Hallway. That these
cars are attracting a large share of the
California travel, both ways, might easily
be conjectured. Any road deserves to be
patronized that is enterprising enough to
give the traveling publio such facilities as
are freely tendered by the Chicago & Sorh
Western Railway on its California line.
We bave neglected to say that, in these
Hotel cars, the meals are a la carte you
pay for what you get, and nothing more ;
and this at very reasonable rates. The
Tribune, April 7th, '77.
1877 SPRING 1877.
1877 SPRING 1877. . w
1877. SPRING, 1877. j
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS.
f TAVINQ JUST rUROHASKn for CASH, at
II LOW FKK'KH, lots if NEW GOODS, we
are enabled to otter our friend and customers
UltKAT 1IAROA1N8. Now la the time to
buy as there is no doubt but what
DRY-GOODS
DRY-GOODS
DRY-GOODS
DRY-GOODS
DRY-GOODS
DRY-GOODS
WILL BE HIGHER.
WILL BE HIGHER.
WILL BE HIGHER.
WILL BE HIGHER.
WILL BE HIGHER.
WILL BE HIGHER,
NOW IS THE TIME.
NOW IS THE TIME.
NOW IS THE TIME.
To Make Your
To Make Your
To Make Your
To Make Your
To Make Your
To Make Your
Spring Purchases.
Spring Purchases.
Spring Purchases.
Spring Purchases.
Spring Purcnascs.
Spring Purchases.
WHILE THE STOCK IS FULL.
WHILE THE STOCK IS FULL.
WHILE THE STOCK IS FULL.
COME AND SEE WHAT WE CAN OFFER.
COM B AND HUB WHAT W K CAN OFKKH.
COME AND 8KB WHAT WB CAN OFFER.
COM BAND SEE WHAT WE CAN OFFER.
COME AND NEK WHAT WE CAN OFFER.
COME AND SEE WHAT WE CAN OFFER.
H'e Have Lott of Print,
We Have Lots of Alpaccas,
H'e Have Lots of Fancy Dry Goods,
We Have Lots of Coltonades,
We Have Lots of White Goods,
We Have Lots of Other Articles,
That
TJiat
Tliat
TJiat
That
That
Are
Are
Are
Are
Are
Are
Very
Very
Very
Very
Very
Very
Cheap.
Cheap.
Cheap.
Cheap.
Cheap.
Cheap.
WE ALSO HAVE
New Styles of Wall Papers.
New Styles of Wall Papers.
New Styles of Wall Papers.
The Prettiest You Ever Saw.
Come and See Them. '
Floor and Table Oil Cloths
AND
Floor and Table Oil Cloths
AND
CARPETS.
Floor and Table Oil Cloths
AND
CARPETS !
In the handsomest patterns and best qualities.
It will not coat you anything to look at thorn.
SHOES FOR MEN.
SHOES FOR BOYS.
SHOES FOR WOMEN,
i
All Good Styles and at Popu
Iar Prices !
Iu tact we have a COMPLETE STOCK of all
kinds of goods, to which we ask the attention ot
all who can appreciate '
FINE GOODS
AND
GREAT BARGAINS.
P. MORTIMER, .
NEW BLOOMFIELD, PA.
TO THE PEOPLE OIW'EIUIY COUNTY.
'ANNUAL SPRING GREETING
' OK
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STEPHENS & BEETEM. .
1877. CARLISLE CARPET HOUSE. 1877.
English and Amor
lean BRUSSELS
in all the BEST make.
UEAUT1FUL
Three Ply
CARPETS.
In Brussels Deigns.
EXTRA KNGL18H
1NOHAIN AND
Extra Super
CARPETS
CHE A V I
Beauties ill
Hall anil Stair
CARPETS
with rich match
BORDERS !
. ALL SEW
FOR SPRING.
NOW OPE3ST !
AND
READY FOR SALE.
THE MOST ATTHACT1VB "rtflNG MOCK Or
nets
JL .
Carpels!
AND
OIL CLOTHS 1
WINDOW SHADES AND F1XTUBES,
Looking Glasses,
MATS, KUQS, HASSOCKS, '
AND
Wall Papers,
ever before offered to the trade.
STEPHENS & BEETEM,
21 EAST MAIN 8THEET, CARLISLE.
CARPET CHAINS,
AND FILLINGS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
WALL PAPJtlts
AND
DF.COll ATIONX,
FOR
Halls, Parlors and
Vestibules,
Chamber and
Din In g
" Booms, ,
- ' fto. '
OIL CLOTHS!
For Btalrs, Tables,
Floors and Halls. Cut
to II t In a solid piece.
LOOKING
GLASSES!
FKOM PAKLOlt TO
KITCHEN SIZES.
30
I'atterns in Home
Made
CAltl'ETS,
our own manufacture.
The best Wool, Cotton
and Linen
CAltPKT CHAIN
always on hand.
AND SOLD AT
liottom Prices,
DON'T DELAY!
But come to our STORE and take a look through our
NEW SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK!
DON'T
DON'T
DON'T
DON'T
DON'T
DON'T
DON'T
DON'T
DON'T
DON'T
DON'T
DON'T
DON'T
DON'T
II you want a FULL SUIT of Rundaygotomeet
Ing CLOTHES,
If you want a BOUOH-AND-EKADY day work
ing SUIT,
It you want a separate COAT, VEST or PANTS.
If you want a HAT or CAP,
H you want aTRUNK. VALISE, or SATCHEL,
If you want CABPETS or OILCLOTHS,
If you want SHI UTS or OVEBALL8,
If you want COLLARS, CUFFS or NECK TIES,
If you want GLOVES, HANDKEKCniEFS or
JEWELBY,
It you want an UMBBELLA or PAEASOL,
If you want LADIES' FURNISHING GOODS,
! If you want GENT'S FUBNISHINOGOODB, .
If you want TABLE CLOTHS, NAPKINS, TOW
- ELS, orlf you want them ALL, yon can
And just what wilt suit you in
PBICE. QUALITY, QUANTI
TY and STYLE, AT
DELAY !
DELAY !
DELAY !
DELAY !
DELAY !
DELAY !
DELAY !
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DELAY !
DELAY!
DELAY !
DELAY !
DELAY !
DELAY !
ISIDOR SCHWARTZ'S
CLOT II IN G HOUSE
"Wright's Building,
NEWPOET, PENIST'.
THE NEW "DOMESTIC,"
A DOUBLE THREAD LOCK-STITCH MACHINE.
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W:be&&..-7.
IT BKTAINS all the ylrtuen of the LlRht Bunnlng ' DOMKSTIO," looludlnf the Autoiuatle
Tension, which was and In the best In use. . ..,,, . ,
. Please autloe our PATENT HARDENED CONICAL BEABING8 on both the Maelne
ftndOurnew and old Ideas, worked out with brand new Machinery and Tools et pnr own Bew
wotks. In the buy oltyof Newark. New Jersey hv given us a standard ol MECHANICAL EX
CELLENCE, Minimum of Friction, Maximum ot Durability, and range ot work, never neretoloie
reached In the Hewing Machine world. i.... v r , '
V) THIS STATEMENT AND TIIE MACHINE ITSELF'
3T We invite the attention of all, especially thoae having high mechanical
skill or observation. N. B. All Maohluee fully warranted.
' l)UMEilO HKWINU MAC'IIINB CO., , , New York and OhloagO.
LADIES, 18E "DOMESTIC" PAtEU FASHION . t '
CIIM 1 eony purlnui Invn letter,.! pk. comlq
1 VII eanl4.1 tlni'k nmiftlnu .iiutal I.iAm ..ncla . .ill
for ltoete., slump. Fuu Caid Co, Mlriillrboro,
Mass,
IHiHw.
Best bargains In AmerlcaCAR W! Man
Maps and Catalogue fiee-rfHillSIOcha. Hover.
Delaware. .,' t ltHHw.
FUN !,PMk"( comlo Envelopes, pk. comln
I un paids, puck scroll cards. 24 p. book of
J?fVI.'Ll,or 1? 0!Wts- ,J""a stamp. Novell y Co.,
Mlddlebira, Mnss'jj ' Jid4w.
WANTFn An- old tai)lhenrN. and
; . , . , Havana ttrm want a General
Agent In llloomileld or vicinity, to control the
sales of their Cigars A permanent paying posi
tion for an acceptable man. Must be energetlo
and reliable. Address, KAMON, LOPEZ ABO.,
147 Beade Street, New York. Ihd4w.
CI I M 1 naok acquaintance cards, I park hdkf.
lllrtatinn, 1 pack sorool, all sorts, for only
lOeenti & stamp. Fun Card Co., Mlddlehoro,
Mass. lddlw.
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ThTtTnp PiiHtAirti It the 1m
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mi Paii. Uak ni Rlpmmt (ItilJ Httina
flleora Butbir- QnU' Lk4 Ooorge Diamond Pin, Atno
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Pin snd Drunn. Oold UiflteCoMar HtMtnn. Otnts' ld plt
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J AD UCF MF N TS TO A ft ft N TS
J. BRIQK. oiinton Place, New York.
TRIFWNG
WITn A COLD 18 ALWAYS DANGEROUS. '
USE
Wells' Carbolic Tablets,
a sure remedy for COUGHS, and nil diseases of
MKMBBANK' LUf,(i8' CUEMX D0 MUCOUB
I'nt Up Only In nine Hexes,
HOLD BY ALL DKUOOI8TH. l4w
C. N. Ckittenton, 7 SlXTU AVINUR, New 1m k.
BEAD TIIIWI!
A chance for all to make or save
mnney.and get the BBRTOOODH In the market
TEAS, COFFEES, &C,
sold at lower prices than the same qualities can
be bought at any other house In this country.
All goods guaranteed to bo satisfactory and as
represented, or the money will be refunded on re
turn ot the goods, which may be done at our ex
pense. The reputation of our house forselllngstandard
goods at Low prices, (for 30 years), has given us a
standing In New York City and vicinity, that Is
not enjoyed by any other house In the trade.
After mature deliberation we have determined to
offer our goods to housekeepers, at Hie LOWKHT
WHOLESALE TBADB I'HICJiS, when a CLU H Is
formed large enough to make a small case. The
goods of each member of the club will be put lu
separate packages, and marked with name and
cost, so as to avoid eonfaslon In distribution.
Goods will be sent by Kxpress to Collect on De
livery. All wishing to save money by purchasing
family supplies at New York Wholesalln Vricns
can talk the matter over among friends and
neighbors, and send tons for Club Circular.Prlce
llst, to. We give a present of either goods, or
money to the person who gets up the club, to
compensate for trouble, etc. Humpies of TEA ti
COKKEK sent by mall.
Bend for Prlce-Hsl. and Clnb Circular. 19d4w
Stirrer's New York & Ghina Tea Co,,
M. II. MOSES t CO.. Proprietors. 18dt
77,79,81,84 and 86 VESBY Htreet, Aete York.
Rnfllf Sf" this. Onlyfl.GOcapltal required to
DUUIXto start canvassing for MAKK. TWAIN'S
NEW 8CBAP-BOOK. Apply, with stamp, to
John K. Ha1lowell,1:t9Eastfil UIACCrRQ
Eight St., New York. lWtVMIl VMOOtnO
CAO'T8 WANTED FOB HlSTOBYTkT
ENTEN'L EXHIBITION
it contains nearly 40n nne engravings of buildings
and scenes In the Great Exhibition and le the
Only authentic and complete history published.
It treats of the grand buildings, wonderful ex
hibits, curiosities, treat events, etc. Very cheap
and sells at sight. One Agent sold 48 eoples In
one day. Send tor our extra terms to Agents and
a full description ot the work. Address Nation
al Pi'BUsiiiNO Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
PAIITIflN Unreliable and worthless books
UHU I lull, on the Exhibition are belug cir
culated. Do not be deceived, bee that the book
you buy container 918 pages and nearly 400 tine
engravings. 164w.
1 'iTt. BAN'S TNO Is permanently located at
1J the ST. CHABLES HOTEL, Pittsburfib, Pa.
Diseases and Deformities of the Bplae, tJlterlne
Displacement, Dyspepsia. Hernia and Piles sue
cesslully treated by the BANNING 8V8TKM of
Mechanical Hupports. Call or send for descrip
tive pamphlet, ' The House You Live Iu." Mail
ed Free. 17 lm
CVCRV Qfll niTR Wh0 was wounded
t'till OUL.UIC.n or contracted perma
nent disease In service, can get a pension by writ
ing to John Kirkpatrlck, Cambridge, Ohio. 17 lm
Kin We will start yen In a business you
I1 can make $50 a week without capital;
MflMCVeasy and respectable for either sex.
mUllClM. A. Yorjna, 261 Bowery, N.Y. 17 3ra
6 New pieces sheet muslc.retallsfor tl 75 sent for
loctsO stamp, Cheap MuslcCo.,Mlddleboro,
Mass. 18d4w.
with
H listed.
18d4w.
ELEGANT CARDS, all styles
name, lo cents, post paid. J. B. H
Nassau, Bens Co., N. Y. 18
NEW KINDS OF SEED POTATOES.
I am prepared to ship to planters the following
new varieties of excellent seed potatoes, viz:
Producers (Large, oblong, white) eyes on top.
Know Flake (beautiful, eyes on top).
Early Vermont (large, round, yellow) very
early.
White Bock (large, round Imported).
Kkerry Blue (Early large round Imported).
Jackson White (large white).
Any ot the above good potatoes will be boxed
and delivered at freight or express office at the
rate of St per bushel, money to accompany the
order. - D. K. REEDEK.
N. W. Corner 13th Oxford streets, I'hilada.
April 10 1877.
Is not easily earned in these times, but
It can be made in tkree months by
anvane of either sex. In any Dart ot
the country who is wining 10 worn sieauny at me
employment that we furnish, tun a week in your
own town. You need not be far away from home
over nigh. You can give your whole time to the
work, or only your spare moments. It costs
nothing to try the business. Terms and 5 Outfit
free. Address at once, H. Haiutt & Co. , Port
land, Malne ly'
100,000
FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.
Facts for the Farmer Facts for the Merchant
Facts for the Horseman Facts for the Block
raiser Facts for the Poultry-keeper Facts for
the Bee-keeper Facts for the Lawyer Facts for
the Laborer Facts for the Fruit-raiser Facts for
the Gardener Fails tor the Doctor Facts for
the Dairyman Facts tor the Household Facts
for every family who wants te save mouey.
FACTS FOR AGENTS.
That this Is the most Important advertisement
for you yet published, beiug the best chance to
make money ever ottered. The press endorses it,
your own paper endorses lt,everyoue endorses it.
THE BOOK OF THE 13th CENTURY.
Male and female agents coining tuouey unit.
Bend to us at once and get circulars free. IN.
GUAM, SMITHS BLACK, 731 Walnut Htreet.
PklladelpUla, Pa. , 16 131.
yiLLIAM M, SUTC11,
Justice of the Peace,
AND GENEBAL COLLECTOB,
New Bloomfleld, Perry County, Ptaa'a
w8pela1 attention paid ta Collections f all
kinds. led, Boada, Mortgage and Agreement
tiottlly xeo uted. T