THE TIMES, NEW 1IL00MFIUL1). PA., NOVEMlSElt 1!), 1878.
THE TIMES.
PENNSYLVANIA It. R.-MIDDLE DIVISION.
On and after Jump 35th, Trains run an follows i
WESTWARD.
Way Mull Api'. i
I'aflt 'L'r'n Tr'u 1
EASTWARD.
PlIINi'lPAl,
Stations.
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I"ff!ltihnrir t-',pr'Ks louver ibirrisl'iirv m H.oo p.m.
Dnncanlton l.n:l (fl-i!: Newport 11.57 (IIhk) fcl'd ar
rive at 1'itf shiirif ut s.ln a. m.
flsTiieltlc F.xi'rrps Wei-t will atop at Onrcnnnon at
4.5'J lllrt at. Ntovport Ht ft. 17 a. m., ivls'-h Hiiu'l'ciI.
t r-iohiif WoMt.tli'i Way l'i-niutr"r liv' Hnvvla
burtr lallv -llu'othrr tniliis 1 tally excpt Stiml-iy.
I fHnl'iiu I-'..' .t, tll Att'i'itle Kxlircs 'I'mc" Alti"ll
Oally, the otlh'r tralna Dully except Kniiflay.
-A lftvce number of beautiful ineoters
fell on Tuemluy night hint.
The vote for President Judge in
Franklin county was a tie.
But one Prohibition vote was cast in
Cumberland county at thd late election.
Cumberland county Is undergoing
their teachers' institute this week.
. A girl only thirteen years of age resid
ing in Franklin co. , is the mother of a
line boy.
The railroad ticket office at Harris
burg was robbed of $49 on Monday of
last week.
pAn attempt was made one night last
week, by three men, to steal a uouy
from the Churchtown graveyard.
Spring wagon for sale, cheap. The
wagon is as good as new. Apply to .
H. Beck, New Bloomfleld.
O Charles II. Foulk, charged with a
number of crimes and well known
around here, failed to appear for trial at
Carlisle on Monday, and the district
attorney demanded the forfeiture of bis
recognizance.-
1'eachers' Institute will be held in the.
Court house on the week commencing!
Monday December 2nxl. A good pro
gramme is presented "See notice In
- anotlierollTuiiijZ-
J. 8. Cornman , Esq . , of the Carlisle Mir.
ror made us a short call on Monday last.
He reports business with him In a
prosperous condition, and was in good
spirits over the success of the local tick
et in that county.
QA party of hunters, consisting of Kev.j'
yS. W. Cleaver and some of his friends
' of Juniata twp., were very successful in f
a rabbit hunt on Friday last. They:
brought home twenty-three and still left
some in the fields.
S Three teams are now engaged in haul-
ing iron ore from Darius .Long's ore
hank to the Newport furnance. The
in e , 1 1 l : t : l.
uicinvi trA;cnciil tjuillltv, uuu vein uu- n
ing the fossil, and the other the blacky
Dana ore.
Misses, and Ladies' Coats. A Philadel
phia Manufacturer of Misses and Ladies
coats will open a line of samples of
these goods in Bloomfleld at Mortimer's
store room, on Tuesday, November 19th,
where they will be for examination
during the next two weeks. Call and
see them. 2t
October Weather Report. B. Mclntire,
Esq., hands us the following report of
the weather for the month of October
last. Average at 8 o'clock A. M. of
thermometer 47 25' of barometer 30
inches minus 6-tenths. Average during
the 24 hours' of heat 69 50', and of cold
44 15'. There fell 5 inches and 1-tenth
of rain. The greatest storm we have had
for many years, occurred on the 23rd,
the wind blew from the North East
accompanied with rain, and lasted from
12 o'clock midnight until 12 o'clock
noon, there fell 2 inches and 4-tentha of
water. The coldest day was the 30th,
the thermometer registered 30, and the
warmest day was the 17th, the mercury
running up to 73.
Teachers' Institute. The annual
teachers' institute will be held in the
Court House at Bloomfleld, commenc
ing on Monday. December 2nd, at 1
o'clock P. M. Papers relating to the
teachers' profession, methods of teach
ing the various branches, etc, will be
proposed and read by teachers of experi
ence in the county, and afterwards dis
cussed by the Institute. In addition to
our home instructors, the following
educators from a distance will give in
struction, class-drills, etc.: Prof. J. II.
Khumaker, Chambersburg; Miss Lalia
E. l'atridge, Philadelphia ; Prof. Edward
Brooks, Millersville. Col. J. P. Sanford
will lecture on Wednesday evening.
Wednesday will be " Director's Day,"
when subjects of special interest to
directors will be discussed. As the law
requires boards of directors to grant
their teachers the time to attend the
county institutes without reducing
their salaries, it is expected that all
teachers in the county will be present.
Arrangements will be made to secure
boarding at reduced rates. Teachers,
directors, and all friends of education
are most cordially invited to attend the
institute and take part in its exercises.
S. B. Faiivestock, County Supt.
Duncannon, Nov. 9, 1788.
For Sale at half Price. A pa rlor heater
nearly new, and complete in every re
spect. It Is one of the approved Dia
dem pattern. Apply at this office.
Orphans' Court Proceedings.
Guardian Appointments.
Z. Wllhlde. guardian of flirnh 0. Sheriff and
.laue W. Hherlir minor children of David HIirrltT,
deceased.
W. R. Clsna, guardian of Herman 11. Blltis ,T.
Sylvester A. anil Kmlly J. Smith, minor children
of Hugh Smith.
Ai'iiitoiis Appoint!!!,
Wilson Lupfer. Esq., appointed to hear pxorp.
Hons to Hie continuation of widow appraise
ment In the estate of James Ullilions, deceased.
Sai.es or Heal Estatb Confihmed.
A tract of land situate In Carroll township, sold
by Oliver Brownawell, administrator of Ellas
llrownawell, deceased, to Mrs. Catherine Hear
for I7f0.
A tract of land situate In Carroll township, sold
by (leiiige W. Kmlley administrator of John
Smiley, deceased, to David Diinkelbnigcr for
mm.
A bouse and lot In the borough of Wain sold by
Jacob Wentz admlnstrator of John Wentz to
Win. Wentz for Hie sum of 1145.
A bouse and lot In the borough of Murysvllle
sold by II. 11. Fisher administrator fe lmi nnn
of John lthlver.deceased, to A. J. Fravcr for SS25.
Inhibitions Confiiimko.
Inquisitions and valuations of real estate of
Win. Mghtuer, deceased, continued Inquisition
and valuation of real estate of John Kocheiidorfer
continued.
OltDEllS OF BALE A WAltDE I).
To John Calvin Wallls administrator of Anna
K. Deltrlek to sell lot of ground In I'hilailelphla.
To Samuel Shelter administrator tie bonm non
c. t. a. of Charles Ashton to sell twololsol ground
In Duncannon.
To I. J. Holland executor of Lydla A. Mader to
sell a bouse and lot In Tenii township.
To J. E. Singer and Henry Smith exeetoi s of
John Woodmansee to sell certain leal estate In
York county.
Miscellaneous.
ltule on T. V. Devor and Oeorge 1). ltobinson to
show cause why recognizance given for real es
tate should not be reformed In estate of James
H. Devor, deceased,
Decree of Court discharging John A. Shearer
administrator of Jerome Heaver, deceased, he
having tiled his account and settled the estate.
Decree of Court authorizing Samuel Sliumaker
guardian of AunaSheall'er to purchase an organ
for his ward.
Winows' Api'iiaiskments Confihmed
Sarah Harper widow of John Harper, dee'd.
Alary M. Harper widow of George Harper.
Harriet E. Wentz widow of Samuel Wcntz.dec'd.
Annie Foltz widow of Francis Foltz, due'd.
Cumberland County. We copy the fol
lowing from, the Cumberland county
papers of last week :
A valuable horse belonging to Mr.
Jack Kohrer, of North MUldleton town
ship, by Borne means had one of his legs
brolcen one day last week. We presume
the animal had to be killed.
The sale of the Ahl properties by the
Sheriff was aguin Btopped on Fridny
last. The amount of hind that had been
advertised for this sale equalled 16,000
acres.
On Monday morning Charlie, a young
son Peter Ege, was run over by a furm
wagon back of the St. Clair Hotel, and
unfortunately had a leg broken. It was
given prompt attention and the little
fellow is getting along finely.
On Tuesday last, a son of Peter Xonk
er, living a few miles east of town, while
engaged in removing the powder from
a cartridge from which he had taken
the ball, the shell exploded, lacerating
his hand in a fearful manner, necessi
tating the amputation of ono of his
fingers. Theamputation was performed
by Drs. Schoch and Mowers.
The executive committee has decided
to hold the Elders' Convention in the
Big Spring Presbyterian church ofNew
ville, on Wednesday and Thursdny,
December 11th and 12th, 1H78. As the
11th is the day upon which the Presby
terlon Sabbath School convention meets
in the same place, it has been arranged
to make the occasion one of great inter
est to both conventions and to those that
attend.
Some months ago the windows of the
Presbyterian Church at Middle Spring,
were partly demolished in a malicious
manner, and of which notice was made
at the time. The suspected parties were
arrested, and at the QuarterSessions this
week the guilt was fastened upon John
Marpole, who was also convicted for
assault and battery. The sentenced im-
fiosed was six months to the county jail
n each case.
One day recently, as Mr. T. C. Noel
attempted to start H. Lily's mill, in
Conewago township, Adams county,
there appeared to be a want of power to
move tlie machinery, although there
was a sufficiency of water. Upon exam
ination the turbine wheel was found to
be completely clogged with eels, twelve
of which filled a large bucket. Alto
gether four buckets of eels were captur-
eu an Having had their backs broken
wiille in the wheel.
Juniata County. We copy the follow
-A
ing from the Juniata county papers o
last week.
A serious accident befell Mr. O. W.
Linthrust, of this pluce, on Monday
morning of this week. He was engaged
in sawing timber for handles for Brush,
er fc McCulloch, at Puinter, Mifflin
county, and while in the act of reaching
over the top of the saw for the purpose
of removing a stick, his right hand came
in contact with the saw, cutting and
tearing it in a frightful manner. The
services of a physician could not be had
until he reached his home in this place
on Monday evening. Port Itoyul
Times.
One evening last week Dr. J. W.
Beales, of Port Royal, attempted to fill
a lamp with coal oil while the lamp was
burnlng,but didn't succeed worth a cent.
The oil in the lamp took fire and in a
second the whole tiling was on fire, the
burning oil falling on the floor getting
the carpet on lire, and for a time the
Doctor was fearful that the flames would
get the mastery over him, but by heroio
etl'ort he smothered them and thus pre
vented a disastrous conflagration. This
furnishes us another practical demon.
slrntloti of the Impracticability of lining
a lump with coal oil when It is lighted.
DtcMoitrcsTS MngnKtno for December
hns already been received nnd presents
its usual lienutlful nppcni'ance. As a
work of nrt this miignxine stands at the
head of all the periodicals in this coun.
try, while It Is In no milliner behind its
cotempomrles In other mattersof Inter
est. Published by W. Jennings Deuior
est New York tit 3,00 per year.
CiTThe publishers of "Ainituit's
Ilm'kthatk.d JIiuir Maoa.ink" are
giving their lady Club-getters something
new mid nttrnetlve In Um way of pre
nilums. Three-button Kid Ol'oves, and
Dresss Patterns' of elegant Black Silk
and flue English nnd French Cashmeres,
are certainly strong inducements. See
their ndvertisnient in this number of
our paper.
LIPPINCOTT'TMAGAZINE.
Several articles In blpplncott's Magazine
for December will be found of upeelat Interest
to dlH'crentclnsses of readers. All who have
made mechanics nn object of study, theoretical
or practical, should rend Edwnrd II. Knight's
lucid description of the machinery exhibits at
the l'arls Exposition, which Is accompanied
with cuts of some of the most striking and
novel specimens. Every one who cares about
art will Unci a masterly, yet not too technical,
analysis of the chniiicterlstlcs of different
schools of the present day in " Home Aspects of
Contemporary Art," by M. (1. Van Kensselaer.
" For I'erclval" is concluded In this number,
which Is, wo observe, enlni-jji'd to admit of its
completion with the year. Miss Olncy's
" Through Winding' Ways" irrows steadily In
Interest) " Sister Silvia Is the title of a very
touching story, and tho poems and shorter
papers arc numerous and diversified. Tho new
volume promises to lie one of great Interest,
judging from the prospectus It begins with the
January number.
t7CroakliiR Is not conflnedto the frog ponds.
At this sea son almost everybody is bourse.
The blentlni? of distressed lungs Is'heard every
where. Why Is this, when Utile's Honey of
Ilorchound and Tar will cure any cough, cold
or hoarseness In 48 hours 1 Sold by all Drug
gists Pike's Toothacho Drops cure In 1 min
ute. 47 4t
---
Lost. On the 31ht ult., a package of
Sngendorph butteries, was lost between
the residences of David Clouser and P.
MeNemnr, in Centre twp. It belonged
to D. E. Brehman and the Under will
please leave It at the store of F. Morti
mer. The best two for five cigar in the coun
ty will be found at Moiitimkii's.
An assortment of Domesiic Paper
patterns will be found for sale at the
store of F. Moutimkr. tf.
FITS 1 FITS I The undersigned having
purchased the property formerly owned
by J. Bully, on Main Street, opposite
linsminger s Hotel, nnd tilted it up into
a convenient shop, he is prepared to do
Tailokino in all its brunches, in the
best of style, and guarantee u Uoou Fit
every time. 8. Bkxtzkl.
P. S. A stock of choice Tolitmeeo and
Segars constantly on hand.
April 0, 1878.
Cement nnd Calcine Plaster on hand,
and for sale by F. Moktimek.
Removal. We are now located In our
new brick building, in the rear of
Clark's tin shop. We think we have
one of the best offices in this part of the
SUte, and will be glad to have ou r friends
call and see us.
Church Notice.
Preaching In the M. E. Church next
Sunday at Gi P. M. Sunday School ut
9 A.M. Also preachingat Mount Oilead
at 21 P. M., Lundishurg loi A. M.
Communion Services in the It-.-formed
Church, commencing on Thursday eve
ning next. Preparatory service ou Sat
urday at 10 o'clock. Communion on
Sabbath at 10i o'elock.
Preaching in the Lutheran Church
next Sunday at lOi o'clock A. M-, as
sisted by Kev. Shoupe, of Seliusgrnve.
Also preaching at Markelville nt 2 P.
M. (English) o'clock.
County Price Current.
BLOOuriELD, November l:i, K7s.
Flax-Seed 1 2-t
Potatoes ri)
Butter V pound, 16jli
1E?gs tp dozen is "
i-Tieu Appien ip puuuu t CIS '
Dried l'eaclies, ill 2 10cts.i
CARLISLE I'RODUCK MAKKKT.
COKKECTED WEBKLT.
WOODWAKD & lilllir..
Carlisle, Nov. li, 1H79.
Family Flour U.10
Superfine Flour i.iti
White Wheat, new ;u
Hed Whoat.new M
t
Rye 4")
Corn, (new) . n
Oats
Cloverseed .-, oo
Timothyseed j 2.
N KWPOltT MAHKK'I S.
I Corrected Weakly by Kougn Jirolhtr.
1EALEK8 IN
tilt, VI IN Ac P It O OTTO:.
Newpokt, November IS78.
Flour, Kxtra MS
" Super so i o
White Wheat V bush, (old) fo yj
Red Wheat, ioj '.);)
Rye 4 ";-4 s
Corn 4ii ui.'iU
(lata V Si pounds ziip 22
Clover Seed s oinj-'i "u
Timothy Seed l o
Flai 8eed 1 o
Potatoes il'iSiiO
Bacon 7 7
Ground Aluran Salt l :!.')tl zf
Llmeburner's Coal 2 on
move voai, 4 (m O 1 lu
Pea Coal 27-,
Buckwheat Coal , . j .-,
Gordon's Food per Back w
FISH, SALT, LIMK ANil COAL
Of all kinds always on hand and (or sale ut Hi
Lowest Market It, it,-.
riillntlelphla Proiluco Market.
l'liiI.iIiKi.piiu, November A, Wf.
Flour unsettled! extras si finifSl nni Ponnivl.
vauia fnmllv. f I ffin 4.7i! Mlnnewitn iln ti ruiisi
ll.Tf'i patent nnd liieb grades, tiiM7.6U.
iiyn uour. Miift5.nii.
Cornnieai, 12 tVi.
Whent. red. 1 1 HI li 1ll4tnmbnr. nsflllm, ai,n
lfK,i)ii7. "
Corn tpilet and easyi yellow, 40l7o.i mixed,
4WI!to.
Oats cpilett Pennsylvania and western white,
aiSiliile. ; western mixed, 25Q2H.
ltye:,n5f,Hc.
3vr.3n.xiiA.cia.
MAIITIN Mll.I.lnAM On Hie 1!llh Inst , at t un.
dlsliniK by tlm Rev. R. Mel'heison, Mr. W. II.
uniiiiii u miss liinora i.inn jniuiKan, noiti of
Perry County Pa.
A Alii NKBRN Hoffman.- On the 2nd Inst., In
Newport, by Itev. .1. Kretzlnff, Prof. A.O. Kool
bans Aarlnksen, of WllmlnKlon. Del., lo Miss
Lily A. Jlollman, of Ilin i lnlnit l'a.
Racrf.umah BnATTO On the 12th Inst., at the
resldenee of the Orlde's parents, by Hev. ,1. Kretz
till!. Mr. J.C. Sausei man.of Newport, to Miss Ida
M. Hhalto, of Oliver township.
Ui.cn I.EflMHK, On the 2nd tilt, nt the V. H.
Parsiinnne. at. Herrjsbur(r,by Rev. II. K. Haek
miiii, Mr. Jacob Well, of I Ills county. lo Miss Mary
Leehnian, of Lykens Valley, Dauplilu Co., Pa.
Haao IIi.ack On the l!ith Inst., nt the resl.
dpuee of the linde n parents, by Itev. .1. W. Buck
ley, Mr. .1. II. Hani?, of Mlllerstown, toMlssSybilla
iu. iiiacK.oi Aiisearora lownsiup.
D-sth notices not pxeeedlnir B lines Inserted without
iMmre. mil 5 epiiiM ier line wm liivurinniy lie
clmruprl for Tributes of Respect, Poetry, or other
remark.
DBATII8.
Lt'PFEii On Sunday morning, November 17th,
187S. at tils resilience In Cenire townslilo. Mr.
John Lupfer, aeed (i.'Hears and 2 months.
1 nn innerm win laKn place to-morrow, (Tites
da ) at. 11 o'clock A. M., In the old burial ground
lu this place
ItERi PR Onlthe 3rd Inst.. In Tyrone township,
Charles Kdwaru. son of Kinaniiel and Sarah Jane
Reeder, aged 6 years, 2 months and 1') days.
Foose On the 10th Inst , In Newport, Howard
Morris, son of Mr. .lames Foose, aged 3 years, 3
mouths ami 11 days. ,
gURITJSING ! v
JUST OPENED
A YAIMETY ST0IIE,
UP TOWN !
We Invite the Citizens of I1LOOMKIKL1) and
vicinity. t call and examine our Stock of
GROl'ICHIHS.
CJUliKNSWAHF..
ULASHWAHK.
TIN WARE,
A FULL VARIETY OF
NOTIONS, etc., etc., etc.
All of which are selling at astonishingly
LOW PRICES
Give ns a call nnd SAVE MONEY, as we are al
most GIVING THINGS AWAY.
f Butter and Kggs taken In trade.
VALENTINE BLANK,
WEST MAIN BTRKET.
Nov. 19, '78.-tf
The most useful present
FOB YOUR WIFE,
Intended wife, mother, or sister, Is one of our
Nickle Plated and Polished Fluting or Crimping
Irons. 4 liens on one handle and at greatly HE
Dl'CKD PRICKS.
King Reversablo Fluting Iron, 13 fin. Home
Hinting and Crimping Iron, 12,76. SENT PRE
PAID on receipt of price.
Hewitt Mfg. Co. Pittsburgh, Pa.
1. O. Box, 8fi8, or lOCPenn Avenue,
AN AGENT WANTED IN THIS COUNTY.
w 47, fit.
1878. Fall and Winter. 1878.
OPENING OF
TT Til 1T1V t
'
HAVING taken unusual care In selecting my
stuck of goods In the abuve line, I am able
to otrer a most complete and desirable assort
ment, consisting of all the new and late styles of
trimmed and untrimmed goods, all at the lowest
prices. 1 am conlldent that I can show a stock
ihat cannot be beaten this side the city.
LADIES' COATS
kept on hand or made to order at short notice.
These goods an all late styles and all orders guar
anteed to give satisfaction.
ANNIE ICKES,
Newport.
An assortment of my goods will also be found
at Loysvllle tor sale by MISS ANNIE WHITE.
Pi Ices the same as at Kewport.
"VTOUNO men nrenared for active business life'
X Advantages unequalled. Course of study
and business training the most comprehensive,
thorough and practical In existence. Students
received at any time. For circulars containing
lull particulars address,
J. C. SMITH. A.M..
Oct. 24,187 Pittsburgh, Pa,
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171 STATU 'NOTIt'rc.-Nnflce Is hereby given
U Hint letters of nilmliilsli al Ion on t lie estnlo
ol MiiKdallne Messiiner, iale of Carroll t.nwiishln,
PerrvCo., Pa., dee d., have been granted to the
undersigned, residing In Centre township.
All persons Indebted to said estate nre request
ed to make Immediate payment nud those having
clnlms will present llieni duly authenticated lot
settlement to
It. L. MAGEE.
November 6, 1B7S. Administrator.
TjlHTATR NOTH'F.. Notice Is hereby glv
.Pi en, Hint Letters of Administration on the
F.siate of Sarah Gebr. of Carroll two. perrv conn.
t.v. I'll.. deeeiLiprl. liuve tieeli irrn utert tn 1 Im un
dersigned, residing In Hnrlng township.
aii persons inoeoieii to ia esiaie are requester!
to make payment., nud those having clnlms will
present Ihem duly autlientlented to Hie under
signed tor settlement without delnv.
G. W. OKI III.
Administrator.
- V. O. Address, Elllnttsbiirg.
Calvin Nhilson. Attorney.
November 6, ls.78. pd
J71STATR NOTICIC.-Notlee is herehv given
U that Lettors Testamentary on the estateof
llernnid Roth, late of Jackson township. Perry
county. Pa., deceased, have been trained to Hie
undersigned, residing lu Main, Perrv county. Pa.
All persons Indebted lo stud estate in e request
ed to make Immediate payment, and those hav
Ineclalms to presenttheni duly authenticated lor
settlement to
11KN.T. F. SHOEMAKER,
. LVAVID ROIH,
C II. Bwilkt, Attorney. XBCUtors.
September 1(1, 1;8.
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Wc ask our patrons to call
and sec the bargains we can
now offer.
Read and think over these prices
Silk Finished Velveteen, 6) cents yard.
Pretty Dress Goods for 8 and 10 cents per yard.
Good ' 12Ji and 15 cents per yard.
Cashmeres, double fold, 28 cents per yard.
Balmoral Skirts, .... SO cents.
Good Canton Flannel at 8 cents per yard.
Very Heavy Canton Flannel at 10 cents per yard.
Bleached Canton Flannels.
Double Thick, 14 cents per yard.
A lot of Prints, good styles,
and fast colors at 5 cents per yard.
Patch-Work Prints good stjles, VA cts. per jd.
Rusclies, good style, at 2 and 3 cents each.
Foxed Button Gaiters at
Children's sizes ditto at
tl 69 per pair.
Jl 25 " ."
The ttest Turkey Morocco Button Shoe
made, every pair warranted ti 10 " "
M. These Shoes are made to order for our trade
by the best Manufacturer In the country, nd are
all made from the best stock. We can warrant
tbe quality in every particular.
A Splendid Assortment of Hats suitable for men
and boys.
Men's neavy Boots,
Overalls,
A Pretty Tumbler,
tl 50 & J3 00
60 cts. " "
40 per doz.
Goblets, 02 " per doz.
Bail Road Lanterns 90 cents each.
Rill Road Lantern Oil.
Also lots of other Bargains too numerous to speci
fy. Call and see the stock; it will
Not Cost You Anything to Look!
. MORTIMER,
Keiv Bloomficlcl, Pa.
JHE ST. ELMO HOTEL,
817 & 819 ARCH 8TREET,
PHILADELPHIA,
has reduced the rates to
PER DAY.
The high reputation of the house will be main
tained in all respects, and the traveling public
will still find the same liberal provision tor their
comfort.
The house been recently refltted, and is com
plete in all Its appointments. Located In the im
mediate vicinity of the large centres of business
and of places of amusement, and accessible to ail
Railroad depots and other parts of Hie City by
Street cars constantly passing its doers. It offers
special Inducements to those vlsitlug the City ou
business or pleasure.
JOS. M. FEWER, Proprietor.
MEN'S EM.
Don't you want some cheap
foods fur Pains and Suits T
f joudo, don", fall to ex
amine the splendid assortment for ale by F.
MORTIMER. You eau stilt yourself In style and
price.
PRINTING or every description neatly ex
eeuted at the Bloomfleld Tiniee Office at
reaaoaable rate.