THE TIMES, N12W1L00MF1ELD,PA.,MA1U:IM, 1878.
THE TIMES.
I0&1 (l)cjh,l'tlI)CIt.
PENNSYLVANIA R. R. MIDDLE DIVISION.
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"Pltlaburir Exr-rena leaves Tlarrlbnrv at ll.im p.m.
Dumwnunn II.M fW; Newport 11.(1 (flag) auil ar
rive at I'Ulnliui'KiilB.lliA. M.
tWftnimr West, the Wiy PimnnitfT leaves Harris
bunr Dally-the other Iralim Dally em-ept Hominy.
IIP" Uirtnir Kaat, the Atlantic K.sprea leavea Alliums
Dally, the other tt-ulna Dally exoept Sunday.
trwPaeifle l'.xpreas Wmt will atop at Diminution at
4.6a and at Nrwport at 6.17 a. m., when tlaKM'il.
Uriel' Iti'iiiaa.
The wheat crop in this county prom
ises to be exceedingly good.
A mad dog wag Bhotby Itoss Fin ton In
HtiHUlo twp., about ten days ulnce.
If you want to upend a pleasant eve
ning, go to the Mum meeting in the
Court House on Friday evening.
Several Biviart hailstorms helped make
up the variety of the weather on Thurs
day last.
A land slid, occurred in Juniata coun
ty, on Wednesday Inst which detained
trains for several hours.
The pair of horses stolen from Mr.
Miller in Juniata county, have been re
covered. Don't fail to attend Harry M'Clln
tock's sale on Thursday at 1 o'clock.
Household furniture, buggy, sleigh, har
ness, &c, to be sold.
The new dollar la already here. The
design is good, but the execution is bad.
the eagle looking more like a scared
duck than like the American Eagle.
A wheel came off the Philip Auker's
stage a few days ago, causing him much
trouble and scaring his passengers. The
Rccldent happened when only a short
distance from Montgomery's Ferry.
A son of John Stambaugh was kicked
by a horse while at a sale on Wednesday
last. Fortunately he was so close to the
animal that the blow did not hurt him
much, but the fall knocked him insensi
ble. On Saturday aweek, eggs had a very
sudden fall. About four hundred dozen
which were in Jerry Thompson's mar
ket wagon dropped out as his wagon up
set when a short distance below Ickes
burg, on his way to Newport. The occu
pants of the vehicle were not hurt.
On Monday of last week Mr. Jonas
Totter, of Centre twp., attempted to put
on too much style in turning around in
the square at Newport, and in conse
quence upset his vehicle, dumping him
self and companion into the street.
Fortunately neither were much hurt.
The doings of the recent County In
stitute have been published in pamphlet
form. A County Superintendent who
will get his job printing done at offices
outside of his own county, when belter
work could be done at home is evidently
not much interested in home enterprise.
Mr. Samuel Tressler on Monday last
while in a boat on the Buffalo creek in
Juniata twp., lost his pole, and came
near being washed over the dam. Finally
he thought of an old tin basin by means
of which he was enabled to u pull for
the shore." He made a narrow escape.
A Spring twp., correspondent says:
Coal meetings have been held occa
sionally all the past winter, but the
company have only operated in their
mine a few days since last fall. Wm.
Foose has on his own responsibility, re
cently sunk a shaft in search for coal on
his farm to the depth of about 00 feet.
Several miners from Shamokin have
been there prospecting, who report that
the indications for coal in that section
are good.
Take Notice. In asking a change in
the post office address of your paper'
don't fail to state the old address as well
as the new one.
The Hogestown Select school will open
next session with 80 scholars. Miss
Mary Lamb is assistant principal, and
Mr. Lem Senseman is teacher of Ten
manshlp and Drawing, both former
pupils of the Eloomfleld Academy.
Ready for Business. H. L. Hohen
shildt, Esq., the new landlord at the
Eagle Hotel in this borough, has got
located and is now ready for business.
This hotel is pleasantly situated, and no
doubt under the management of the
new proprietor will be a popular stopping
place. We have no doubt that the
'Squire will get his share of the public
patronage and will deserve it too.
Got Very Wet. Mr. David Hollen
baugh, of Juniata township, was a few
days ago engaged in putting up flood
gates in the creek near Milford, in a
boat belonging to George Raffeusberger.
By some means Dave got his boat In
the rapids, and the next moment be was
floundering in the water, blowing like a
porpoise. He succeeded in safely reach
ing the shore however, and made a bee
line for home, and dry clothes, feeling
that if it was a Jkc, It was no dry one
at any rate.
Orphans' and Argument Court. Court
convened at one o'clock on Tuesday
12th Inst. Owing to the severe illness of
Judge llucher at a time when Important
business was pressing the courts in the
20th Judicial District, Judge Junkln
was called to preside in his stead. Be
fore yielding to the most urgent solicita
tions, every arrangement was made
for (he full and satisfactory transaction
of such business as had necessarily to be
disposed of at this term of the Court.
Itoth Judges, Bear and Noss, being pres
ent, Court was opened and a considera
ble amount of uncontested business was
disposed of in a quiet, rapid manner,
that was creditable to the Court, and
pleasant to the Bar. All the accounts
save one or two to which exceptions had
been filed wero confirmed, and the fol
lowing miscellaneous business was dis
posed of :
GUARDIAN APPOINTMENTS.
M. B. Hollnian, Guardian of Geo. W.
Foley, minor son of Geo. V. Foley.
Simon 1 Kern, Esq., Guardian of
Anna Elizabeth, and Luis E. Harper,
minor children of George Harper, De
ceased. TKCSTEU APPOINTMENT.
Wesley Hays, Trustee of fund former
ly in hands of Samuel Potter, deceased,
lor use of Eliza McCully.
AUDITORS' APPOINTMENT.
W. H. Sponsler, Esq., to make distri
bution of balance, in lunula of Jacob
Clouse, Executor &c, of Daniel Ncidlgh,
deceased.
8AI.US OF ItEAl, ESTATE CONFIRMED.
Two trncts of land situate in Watts
twp., sold to Geo. Hamniuker for $30(1,
and $25.60 by John llamniaker, Adiu'r.
of Mary Hammakcr, Dec'd.
A lot of ground situate in Carroll
twp., bold by Jacob S. Stone, Guardian
of Matilda A. Kirkpntrlck to Emma
Durham for $150.
. A tract of land containing about 40
ncres, situate in Spring twp., sold to
Gustave Boltz, by Oliver ltice, Trustee
&c, for $27ai.
A house and lot of ground situate in
Pen n twp., sold to John Wistiir, Esq.,
by Wm. Leedy, Adm'r. of Mary Lcedy,
dec'd. for the sum of $275.
A house and lot of ground situate In
Eandisburg JJor., sold to Wm. H. Rod
dy by H. 1'. Lightner, Ex'r. &c, of
Henry Lightner, lor $191.
A tract of land containing 50 acres,
situate In Carroll twp., sold tt) Andrew
E')y, by Moses Hess, Admr.J &c, of
Mary McClintock, dec'd., for $03.50.
Four tracts of land situate in Buffalo
twp., sold to Philip Bowman, by Eli
Swab and Henry J. Shott, Admrs., &c,
of John Shott, dec'd.
ORDERS TO SELL HEAL ESTATE
AWARDED.
H. D. KaufTman, Admr. of Abraham
Hollenbaugh, late of Huntingdon coun
ty, for a tract of land situate in Madison
twp. ; N. Vanfossen, Exr., &c, of Sam
uel Potter, dec'd., for a tract of land sit
uate in Wheattleld twp.
DIVORCE GRANTED.
Isabella Boyer from Thos. J. Boyer.
There was an adjournment of the
Court until Monday 18th inst., when
Judge Junkln will dispose of the Argu
ment List, and on the 21st the Jurors
called at the last Court to try a case car
ried over, will meet for that purpose,
having been notified In due time that in
the absence of the President Judge It
would not be taken up as was originally
intended on the 12th inst.
An Almost Fatal Jump. An employee
of the Pennsylvania railroad company
named Saltzman, residing on Derry
street, east Harrisburg, and who Is em
employed as a car cleaner, made a nar
row escapo from receiving fatal Injuries,
yesterday, under the following circum
stances: He got on the way passenger
train west, at the depot, with the inten
tion of stepping from it at the round
house, above Herr street, when the
train reached that point. As it neared
the round house it had attained a tolera
bly high speed, and in attempting to
jump oft", Mr. Saltzman was hurled
through the air, and completely turned
over, striking the ground violently, cut
ting his head severely and injuring one
of his hands. His wounds were dressed
by the company's physician, after which
he was removed to his home on Allison's
hill. Patriot of the 13th inst.
Shodklng Burning Accident. An acci
dent of a horrible nature occurred about
eleven o'clock yesterday forenoon, at the
residence of Mr. D. Freed, who resides
In the frame row at Mucnch's brick
yard, on the east side of the canal, near
ly opposite Bailey's central Iron works,
between State and Herr streets. Both
Mr. and Mrs. Freed were absent from
home at work the latter at a house on
Pennsylvania avenue and left their
eight children in charge of their son
Johnny, who is eleven years old. About
the hour above stated Johnny under
took to start the fire in the cook Btove,
and for that purpose procured the coal
oil can, the other children standing
around the stove watching the opera
tion. Ncsooner had the oil come in
contact with the hot coals than a ter
rible explosion occurred, and the blazing
oil was thrown around the poor children
in every direction, setting their clothes
on fire. Ella, a little girl aged a years,
received the greater portion of the con
tents over her clothes, and in an instant
her dress was in a blaze. The oldest boy
seized hold of her and dragged her out
of doors and threw her into a pond of
water In the rear of the house, and suc
ceeded in extinguishing the flames, but
not before the little sufferer was shock
ingly burned about the Dice, breast, arms
and body, down to the very feet, Inhal
ing the flames and rendering her case
most likely a fatal one. The boy John
was badly burned while trying to save
his sister.
Martha, the baby, 18 months old, was
lying on the floor, near tho stove, when
the explosion took place, and the child's
head and left sldo were fearfully burned
and blistered by the burning oil. Em
ma, another llttlo girl eight years old,
In her endeavors to smother the flames
had her hands severely burned. None
of tho other four were injured In the
least. Drs. A. L. Alstead and Jacobs,
of this city, was summoned to tho scene
and did all In their power to relieve the
unfortunate llttlo sufferers, but their
efforts to save the baby and the six year
old, Ella, will probably be of no avail.
The two children were pronounced to be
In a dangerous condition late lust night
and the Impression was that the baby
ami Ella would not survive their Inju
ries till this morning. Patriot of J 'fh.
Killed and Thrown Into the River. On
Tuesday last tho day express East, while
crossing the Tuscarora creek, near Per
rysvllle, struck a man who was on the
bridge, and knocked him in the river.
The engineer stopped his train, but see
ing there was no chance of recovering
the body went on to the next station
and Bent word back to Mifflin. Men
were at once sent to the scene of the
disaster, but they were not able to re
cover the body, It probably having been
carried by the swift current into the
Juniata. They however, found the coat
he had on his arm (it tho time, which
had papers in the pocket, showing that
the unfortunate mau was Mr. John D.
Hostler, a resident of Turbett township,
Juniata county. Up to the time our
correspondent wrote (Friday night) tho
body had not been found.
Cumberland County. We copy the fol
lowing from the Cumberland county
papers of last week :
A little grandson of FranklinGardner,
senior member of the firm of F. Giirdner
& Co., hud his ankle broken whilst at
play last week.
Deputy Sheriff Shrom Informs us that
eighteen prisoners are awaiting trial In
the county jail.'
Carlisle police officers will bo uniform
ed after the first of April.
A cradle in a Shipnensburg family is
over 200 years old. This must be the
" rock" of ages.
Nine thousand nine hundred and
seventy-six paupers were fed at the
county poorhouso during the past year.
Sheriff Rippey is raising and shipping
about thirty tonsaf iron ore, daily, from
the Calico Ore Banks, east of SliippenB
burg. Juniata County. We copy the follow
lng from the Juniata county papers of
lust week.
H. C. deck had the ankle-joint of his
right leg dislocated in a wrestling match
at Nathan Yoder's sale, in Fermanagh
twp., a few days ago.
A few days ago the lock on a four
horse wugou caught the hand of Emery
MeCahun, residing in Fermanagh twp.
The nail on the third finger was torn
off, and the hand was bruised in other
places.
A few days ago a horse kicked Mr.
Emanuel Mover, resitting in Fermanagh
twp., bo severely on the left ankle joint
as to render walking quite a diftlcult
. ..a ii .. . i . . f.. ir f
number of days.
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Church Notice.
Preaching in the Presbyterian Church
next Sunday at 11 o'clock A. M., and 7
P. M. Sunday School at 2:45 P. M.
Singing on Saturday evening at 0:30.
Prayer meeting on Wednesday evening
at 7 o'clock P. U.
Preaching in the M. E. Church next
Sunday af 7 o'clocls . M. Sunday
School at 9 o'clock A. M. Prayer meet
ing on Thursday evening. Preaching
at Ickesburg at 101 o'clock A. M., at
Walnut Grove at 21 P. M.
By mistake the wrong notice was in
serted last week for this church. We
will take care to avoid such a mistake
again.
Notice. The Christian Union Temper
ance Society or sew liloomneld, will
hold a Mum Party in one of the rooms
of the Court House, in this- borough,
on Friday Evesinu, March 22nd,
1878. The members auil all others are
respectfully invited.
H" Admittance kh EE to all Iwho can
remain silent during the meeting. Ten
cents will be the flue for talking when
once in the room. Proceeds to be devo
ted to defraying expenses of Society.
3. W. Gotwalt, Mrg. Wm. Bum, Mrs. Geo.
Bwarlz, Anna U. Dickson, Ida A brains, Coin'
mittee y Finance.
New Music." Silver Gray."
We have received a beautiful sons: and
chorus entitled "Silver Gray," composed by 8.
Tiirney. It is said to be one of the prettiest
songs now published. An; music dealer trill
mail U to your address on receipt of price, SO
cents.
Published by W. L. Thompson, & Co., East
Liverpool, Olilo.
Does This fit You ?-Some of my custom
ers have apparently forgotten that store
accounts need to be paid. I want money
and a little attention to this notice will
save costs. F. MORTIMER.
The beet Alexander kid (dove for sale
I by F. MOUTIMKIt at $1 per. pair.
County Trice Current.
flf.nnMraf.n March 111. IH7II.
KlRl-rletMl J, 'H,
Pntatoea .... 85
Mutter pound li!flB
Kkrs ydnrwn, 10"
Dried Apples 9 pound, A ets"
Dried I'eaalies 10 Q lficts.Vft
Jl KWPOHT MARKETS.
I Cnrrected Weekly by h'ntie A Jtrolhtr. )
IIKALBHB tit
CJlfcA-IlN Ar PHODUOK.
Nbwpiikt, March 10, 1R78.
flour, Extra 16 7fi
" Bupor It 60
While Wheat ft buah. (old) 1 20 a 1 20
Ked Wheat 1 MO 115
Rye fwav;
Corn 48 04H
Oats 82 pounds 2l20
Clover Heed 4 (KitJi oil
Timothy Heed 1 00
flax Seed 1 00
Potatoes , so 30
Hacon ,,, 0 O D
Drensed Hop 3,'a4
Ground Aluinn ''nit 1 86 Ol 3fi
LlinetiiiriiPi n Uobl t Oil
Move Uonl 8 78 O 4 25
Pea Coal 1 50
Gordon's Hood per Hack fl IK)
FISH, SALT, L1M K AND COAL
OI all kinds always on hand and for sale at the
Lowest Market Hates.
CARLISLE rilODUCK MARKET.
oonnuoTBD wbeki.t.
woodward & noim.
C'AHLIBI.B, March 16, 1878.
Family Flour 16.25
Ruperltne Flour 4. Ml
White Wheat, now 115
Red Wheat.new 1 15
Rye .' 55
Corn, (new) , 42
Oats 27
Cloverseed 4.W
Tlmothyseed 1 25
MA.nniA.C3rES.
Kurtu (liiuiin On the 12th Inst.. at the Wash
lutctoii Hotel, IlarrlsliurK. by Kev. L. M. Hell
man, William A. Kerr to Miss Permella (Irubb,
both of Donnallv's Mills, this county-
Toomet Ahmstkonii On the 7th Inst. In
Newport, by Rev. J. W. Hiickley. Wm. C. Toomey
to Mary Y. Armstrong, both of Newport.
HuMUY Paiien On the 7th Inst., In Landls
bui'K. by Itev. W. II. Hebert, Mr. David Huuday
to Miss Ella Paiien, of Ickesbiirn.
HuoHiwt DnitsHMtH On the 12th Innt., by I.J.
Holland, Ksq., John I,. Iliijtiiins of Watts town
ship. Perrv co., to Miss Lizzie Dressier, of H al
derman's Island, Dauphin Co., Pa.
Dpsth nntlnps not exeeprtlnir B lines Insprtrd wltbont
chHrKP. Jlilt 5 rents j'er linn will luvarlnbly be
clmrireil for Tributes of lleipect, Poetry, or other
remarks.
CiiAto In Philadelphia, on the4th Inst., Kinma,
wife of Joseph R. Craig, aged about 84 years.
Mr. Craig was formerly a resident of this bor
onuh.
McKenzie. In Philadelphia on the 12th Inst.,
of Hearlet Fever, Wllllo P. son of Clayton and
Bailie McKonzle. In the 7th year of his age.
Youno In Carroll twp.. on the loth Inst., Mrs.
Mary, wife of Mr. Enoch Young, In the 42nd year
of her age.
Diikxi.kii. At Landlsburg on the 13th Inst.,
Miss Catherine Drexler, In the "2nd year of her
ago.
rJ1HE EAGLE HOTEL,
New Bloomflcld, Penn'a.
HAVING purchased this property and refitted
and refurnished it In a comfortable manner. I
ask ashare nf the publie patronage, and assure
my friends who stop with me that every exertion
will be made to render their stay pleasant,
II. L. 1IOCHENSHILDT.
March 111, 1878. tf
I
NSOLVENT NOTICE.
Notice Is herebv given that In the matter of the
implication of C. T. Hhcalfer of Juniata twp., for
the benefit of the Insolvent Laws of theCommon.
wealth, the Court of Common Pleas of Perry
Countv, have appointed MONDAY. April 8th.
1878, for a hearing In accordance with (he Act of
Assemuiy.
T. MICKEY. Prothonotary.
New Hloomficld, March 19, 187S.
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OT1CE !
IN the matter of the assigned Estate rf A. L.
IStiid and wife, totioloinou ltlgbam for the bene
lit of creditors.
At a Court of Common Pleas for the County of
Ferry, held on the 18th day of February, 1878, the
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Attest D. MICKEY, Prothonotary.
February 29,1878.
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Fruit and Ornamental trees.Everygreens.Crape
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February 12, 1878 3mos.
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FREE HOMES.
The Kansas Pacific Homestead
Is published by the Land Department of the Kan
sas Pacllln Hallway Company, to supply the large
and Increasing demand for Informal Ion respect
ing KANSAS, and especially the niagnlllcent
body of lands granted by Congress In aid of the
construction of ll road. This grant comprises
OVER 5,000.000 Acres
OP LAND, consisting of every odd section in
each township, for a distance of twenty miles on
both Bides of the road, or one half of the land In
a belt of forty miles wide, extending to Denver
City. Colorado, thus forming a continuation of
the belt of country which, trom the Atlantic
coast westward, Is found to be in a ciimule, uoil,
and every production of nature, the most favored.
THE KANSAS PACIFIC Is
114 Miles the Shot-lent Iload from
KanH8 City to Denver,
The favorite route of the tourist and the brst
line to the
SAN JUAN COUNTRY.
A copy of the Honterttnd will be mailed free U
any address, by appljing to s. J. Oil, MOKE,
D. E. CORN ELL, Lund Commissioner,
Gen'l Passenger Ag't. Hallna. Kans.
Kansas City, Mo. March 5, Onio
FITS,
EPILEPSY,
FALLIXO SICKNESS.
POSITIVELY CURED, the worst case of the long
est standing, by nsinc Dr. HKKRAKD'fl CUKE.
NO HUMBUG." IT HAS CURED THOUSANDS.
'Will give l. (MX) for a cave It will not benebt. A
Sansple bottle free to nil addressing J. E. DIP
ULLK, Chemist, Office, 1,324 broadway, N. Y. Vim
nAriTT- S3 newest and most popular
J JWWlV songs, with writings of instruc
tion and amusement; also, a list of all the battles,
when and where fought during the war, for 3:
stamp. Address, Desmond & Bo., 91S Race street,
Philadelphia, 91m.
It. S. COOK & CO.,
Agree to sell all kinds of
LUMBER AND SHINGLES,
for LESS MONEY than any other dealers In this
county. We will also take good Timber on the
tump ordeUveredat oar Mill In exchango for
Lumoer, tie. We use Clearfield Pine and Hem
lock only.
W. R. 8. COOK & CO.,
Newport, Perry Co.,
October 10, 176.
Don't you want someehfap
foods for Pants and Soils ?
f you do, dou't fail to ex
amine the splendid assortment for sale by F.
UOKTLMKK. VuucaLiuityourwli in style u.t
price.