THE TIMES, NHW IlLOOMFIKLI), l'A., MARCH 18, 1870.
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lir"tlolmf Wi'Mi.thn Wiiv I'ssseiorer leaves IIhitIs
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luirt wlmii Hnvi'il. nii'l M'" l''st U West will Hup l
lltilluamion mill Nimrl If tliuori'd.
ISi'lol ItttiM.
Theolillil of Mr. (!omp, Hint was)
liurned nenr Miirklevllle, 1ms Hlnoe d le.il'
from Hie Injuries.
(5 The lne In tho Hu(unlmnna vomX
ineiicpii to move nt Dutieunnon on TuesJ
day night.
Uov. Hoyt linn dnclilml to roprleve
BiHrniTor, t lie Franklin county murderer
until April 17th.
i Hire's Htage line him reduced the faro's
' on tho route between -Newport ana..
Mooni field to 40 cents.
The market report idiows no actual
clmnire In the price of grain, but Wheat
is dull with Indications of lower price'
A movement Is on foot for forming a
new county out of parts of Dnuphin,
Northumberland and Hchuylklll with
Ijykens as the county neat.
O A Kansas correspondent says that one
thousand teams each day are crossing,
the Missouri liver, carrying families
jvho are seeking homes In that state. .
v Ell Kane, reslillnp: In Iilverpool twp.,!
while making a rubber block, nccl-
.innin iv inr, n la iniiiiin ciean oir. Jie
then went to Jiiverpooi anu jr. i nompyi
son drcsseii ine wounu.
0 t). M. Itlnesmith hns taken posesslon
of tle Perry J louse. On Katurday Inst
It looked like buHiness on the corner,
JudKlnK from the number of carriages
In front of tho prfmlses. t)ave knows
how to keep a hotel and will no doubt "
have his share of custom.
C) Home chap stole the lamp out of tlitj
nlffht hawk at the Kagle hotel a few
nlnlits since. John, Is well satisfied
who the thief Is, and perhaps It might
save the fellow some trouble if he
returns it.
ry'Hamuol Bchwab, residing In Ravllle
iwp., went out a few nights ago to see
what caused ft rumpuB among his
chickens, determined to shoot some
thing. Ho did, but It was hlsown hand
that he put a bullet in, making a bud
wound. ,
Last week Chns. II. Hmiley, lisq.. of
this place was presented with a tine
salmon, by Mr. Jos. Hmlth, of Duncan
non. On cleaning the (lsh it was found
that it had swallowed a perch that mens
ured 81 Inches In length and was 0 Inches"
in circumference.
Q A young man residing In 8avilletwp
ran in bite at nlirht a short time since
and reported that he had been robbed.
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uy TOIlowiitg ins intents iue ucai muni-
ing It was decided that It was a mistake
and that he had got muddled by rolling
himself on the ground, and had raised
the report to create sympathy.
We have Just received from the Fash
ion and Pattern House, of Philadelphia,
a copy of the " Metropolitan." Any of
our lady readers desirous of having the
latest fashions will receive the " Metro
politan gratis by sending her address to
J. O. Kamsdeil, 1113 Chestnut street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Saturday morning a week, a slight
fire occurred at the Orphans' Hchool, ut
White Hall, Cumberland co., entailing
a loss of about fifteen dollars, but which
might have proven of a more serious
i-haracter had It not been discovered.
The fire originated In the boys' plny
room and Is supposed to have been the
work of some or the boys.
The best Illustrated Religious Weekly
published is the N. Y. Christian Week
ly. Hee notice next week.
Church Jfotlcet.
PMaJ!iyterlan Church Preaching each
Sabbath at 11 A. M. and 7 P. M. Pray
ermeirting Wednesday evening 7 o'clock.
(Sunday tSchool at 01 A. M.
. Preaching in the Lutheran Church at
10 o'clock by Kev. Colver, of Newport.
Notloe. Our subscribers wishing to
change tbeir post-ofUco address, will
please mention the former postrofftce, as
well as the future one.
The Coleman Sister will give two of
their admirable concerts in the Court
House in this place on Monday and
Tuesday evenings of this week. This
troupe Lave visited this place before,
mid gave entire satisfaction to large audi
unoee. The cornet and clarionet solos
by tho young ladles are really wonder
ful, and are listened to with delight.
The vocal music, and other parts of the
programme, are also sure to gratify all
who attend. Admittance -3 cents re
served seat? 10 cents extra.
Qflre III llverpttol.--On Friday night nt'
about 12) o'clock, a lire was discovered
burning In the building owned and oc
cupied as a tin shop by It. H. William
sou, In Liverpool. Tho building with
Its stock, and the books of Mr. William
son were all destroyed. There had been
no fire In the building, and no person
on the promises after 8 o'clock, and tho
fire when discovered was burning In a
part of the building where there was no
flue or stove pipe, therefore the only
conclusion Is that the fire was Incendiary
In its origin. There was an Insurance
of $000 on tho property. 1
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A Porllous Ltinp, About 4 o'clock yes-
t'rdny nfternoon, a horso attached to a
vehicle belonging to a countryman, took
fright on Third street, and brcnklug
loose from the shafts ran away out Htate
street, over the jiavomcnls (south side),
heading towards the river. When the
frightened animal renched Front street,
It plunged recklessly down over the em-
bnnkmcnt at Cameron's wharf, and
leaped Into tho river without Injuring
Itself. It was captured, after wailing
Into water up to Us flanks, and taken
front the river In the neighborhood of
the bout house. Jlnrrhburff Patriot.
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A Prisoner Confesses. The cases of
llrndley, Murray and Chnrles were before
the Court on Haturdny last by hnbr.m
ewpn. The result was that the pris
oners were all remanded for trial.
Charles gnvo ball again for his appear
ance, but was at once re-arrested on a
charge of a similar nature In connection
with a fire which occurred about two
years ago, and again gave bail. In ad
dition to other testimony oll'cred by tho
Commonwealth, llradley made a confes
sion which corroborated the truth of
the charges.
Foil Doad. Yesterday morning, suys
the Chambcrsbury Herald of Saturday
last, Mr. l'hlllp Hellg, one of the ware
house men at the Cumberland Valley
freight depot, went to work as usual.
Ho assisted In loading somo barrels of
flour on a car and had finished It and
returned to the freight ofllee where ho
sat down on a chair and threw his arms
across the table. Mr. Isaac Keefcr was
standing talking to him. He spoke of
the fine morning, tho return of spring,
and said he had never felt better In his
In his life. Without a moment's warn
Jug he threw his head back on the
window ledge and was a corpse In an
Instant. Home two years since Mr.
Hellg had an attack of heart disease.
Tho U. B. Conference. The lltith an
nual conference of tho U. 11. Church
was held at Chambersburg on Wednes
day a week. Bishop Ulosbrcnner of tho
eastern district opened tho conference.
The attendance was satisfactory and a
largo amount of interesting business
was transacted. )n concluding tho
business the Bishop reported the follow
ing appointments
ClIAMIlBllSllUHO DlHTlllCT.
PimsiDiNa Emirii, J. It. Yoijno.
Clmmbersburii Station 8. A. Mowers,
Bliliipensburg, Mission B. O. Iluber,
Nowburg W. A.Jllckson,
Urrmown W. U, Wagner,
Dig Bprlng 0. A. Burton,
Alto Dale J. W. Grimm,
Meclianlcuburg Station II. A. Bclillchter,
Ureencaatle Wm. Qulgloy,
Morcereburg W. II. Bhoarer,
York Springs U. V. Bingham,
Bcndervllle T. II. Hnoko,
Boiling Hprlngs J. 8. Wents,
Path Valley B. T. Wallace,
Carlisle Bpring , Jno. Gurman,
Fulton Mission , J. K. Croft,
Horse Valley.... J. II. Eckels,
Baltimori Distbiot.
I'BBStOIHO Eldbr, C. T. Bteaiin.
Baltimore 2nd Church W. J. Boamer,
" 4th J. W. Eitor,
" 5lh ' J. P. Smith,
York 1st Church J. P. Miller,
2nd ' J. C. Smith,
eiiopps Chargo 1). W. Prollltt,
Duucannon A. Tripner,
W. Falrvlew K. H. Whltlock,
Perry G.W. Klracofe,
Kschol Mission L. A. Wlckisy,
Yocumtown J. C. Wetdler,
Liverpool A. II. Klce,
Dover , . B. DUler,
York G. W. Lluhtuer,
Littlestown J. It. Hutchinson,
Jelfornon ...L. Kotir,
Woodbury Mission J. C. Crlder,
Pino Grove.... to bo supplied,
Manchester W.G. Wallace,
Rot. J. Dickson, Bishop of the Ohio district.
Kev. D. Eberly, Professor In Lebanon Valley
College.
Conference adjourned to meet one year honco
In W. Falrvlew, I'a.
Juniata County. We copy the follow
Ing from the Juniata county papers of
last week.
Thieves visited the chicken roost of
John Horning, in Mifllln, on Monday
uight, and stole therefrom Ave hens and
one rooster.
On Sunday afternoon a number of
boys, and men, were at the river shore
In the vicinity of the canal sluice, south
of town. William Parker, a lad aged
about 12 years, son of K. H. Parker, was
at the edge of the water, laving or wash
ing his hands in the river. James
Reiser stood further up on the bank, and
threw a stone that struck William Park
er on the back of the head with such
force that the boy fell as if be had been
killed. Moses Pannebaker saw the boy
full forward Into the river, but did not
know the cause of the fall. Noticing
that he did not get up, ho ran to the
prostrate lad and lifted him out of the
water. He was unconscious nearly all
that afternoon, hut gradually cnine to.
and Is now partly restored to Ills usual
health. In addition to the blow on the
back of the head the mark of ft severe
blow Is seen on tho forehead of the boy,
Iwhlnli was oniispil bv the hend of tun
ibid striking a stone when ho full forward
into the river. Sontlnr.l.
John Hamilton, son of Mrs. Hamuel
Hhowors, by a former marriage, was
shot In the abdomen on Thursday, by
Win. Hooks. The latter was handling
a small pistol, when it was accidental
ly discharged, with the result stated.
The wound Is not dangerous, though
the ball has not been extracted. Dr.
Klder was called and attended to tho
vase.
Cumberland County. We copy the fol
lowing from the Cumberland county
papers of last week i
On Monday, Hamuel Newninn, the
colored porter at tho Mansion House,
Carlisle, accidentally full down stairs, a
half-barrel keg falling upon him break
lug his neck and crushing his head. He
was from !I0 to llS years old, and leaves
a wire.
On Monday night last John Weslafer,
who lives alone Just opposite tho rail
road depot, awakened to find himself al
most sullbcated with smoke. He hasti
ly descended to tho room below, to find
tho Hredoors.matiteliili'coand woodwork
In the Immediate vicinity on fire. With
dllllculty be succeeded in quenching the
llames. Had the dense smoke obtained
complete mastery over him, ho would
have perished with the house. Mr. V.
bud been smoking meat In the Are place,
from which tho tiro originated. A'vw
villa Enlvrprltw,
On Thursday night last, as M. Hunk
In Htover, son of Isaac Htover, of near
Thomson's bridge, was returning home
from (Ireen Hprlng store, on horseback,
when making the turn from the Htate
load, near John F. Kendlg's, his horso
slipped and fell, falling upon the young
man's leg, severely fracturing It near
the ankle. His cries for assistance
brought Mr. Kendlng to his relief, and
ho was removed to Mr. It's, house and
afterwards to his homo. Dr. Jlet., of
Oakville, was summoned, and adjusted
the fracture. Young Mr. Htover bad
contemplated leaving for tho West next
week.
Hnportud lin Chat. 11. Hmiley, K'.
Annnlo of tho Court. Tho. regular Or
phans' and Argument Court of Perry
county convened on Tuesday tho 11th
Inst., at 10 o'clock A. M., and continued
In session until Wednesday evening fol
lowing. Tho accounts of Administra
tors, Kxecutors, Guardians and Trustees
not having exceptions enclosed were con
firmed. The Argument list was cleaned
up, and a mass of miscellaneous matter
that had been awaiting the action of the
Court, was put In legal shape. The fol
lowing summary of business transacted
contains all that Is deemed of any inter
est to the public :
AHOUMKNT LIST.
P. K. Dratidt fur use of G . Cary Tbarp vs.
Michael Miller, Thuo. Miller and l'lillp Peters,
and samo vs Michael Miller, Thuo. Mlller,Jno.
Pultersun and Philip Peters were cases tried at
a former term of the Court, a full account of
which was then given to the readers of the
"Court Proceedings" In tills paper. A motion
for a new trial was nmile by the plaint! lis and
the reasons pro and con were urged before the
Court, which after a patient hearing holds tho
granting of a now trlul under consideration.
B. F. Aloxandcr for use of W. II. Mlulck vs.
J. VV. Thompson, W. E. Clomson, W. It. S.
Cook and C. M. Clomson, was a rule to show
cause why a Judgment should not be opened
and the defendants let Into a defense. After
argument the Court directed' the Judgment to
be opened as to all the defendants, and the
Hen of the judgment and the levy of a II. fa.
Issued thereon to remain.
Peter Sholly vs. John Bhull was like David's
psalms, "Another of the same." Bhull, tho
defendant, gave Bhnlly a Judgment for pur
chase money of real estate, and when an ex
ecution was Issued thereon, became Into Court
aud applied to have the execution Hayed and
the Judgment opoued for-a defense on the
grounds tbutthe real ostato was burdened with
encumbrances, when the agreement was thata
title to the premises with a full enjoyment un
clogged and un fullered was to have been given.
Argued and the Judgment opened as to $1,000,
and as to the balance the stay of execution was
revoked.
Newport Building Association vs. Michael
Hartzell was a case In which the money aris
ing f mm the sale of tho doft.'s roal estate, was
ruled Into Court for appropriation. Deft, was
one of the sn relics upon the bond of William
Inn, late P.M., "which means Post Master" In
Nasby's vernacular. When the places which
once once knew the late P. M., know blin uo
more, perhaps forever, the sureties liquidated
his arrearages with tbelr Uncle Hamuel and as
the co sureties upon the bond with llaruell paid
the amount, they claimed to stand tn position
of U. 8. Government, whose claims are always
first liens upon a debtor's property, and that
the amount which Harlr.cll was to contribute
must be first paid out of his property to them.
Argued and held under advisement.
Abraham Good, PlfT. In Error, tc, vs. Jacob
Glngerlcb. Deft. In Error, fcc, was a certiora
ri to Jos. Walt, Esq., to remove the proceeding
in a Judgment rendered by him. Although lu
this case the pi If. could not be anything else
than " good," unless bis name was changed by
an Act of Assembly, yet the Justice did not
deem hli case good, and the result was that the
pi If. ras not suited because the Jnttlce Don-,
suited, and whon the cate came before the
Court the Judgment of the Justice was af
firmed. '
In the appropriation of the proceeds of
the real estate of Alfred C. Stewart, .of
Duncaunon, a contest arose between W. J.
Stewart and the Susquehanna Building Assocla
tlon,bolh of whom were lien creditors and both
claimed a certain balance of the money. Argu
ed and held under consideration.
Perhaps no vessel ever tossed on the heav
ing billows of the "raging cauawl" that has oc
cupied so much time, and been so conspicuous
In litigation as the canal boat J. B. liartxell.
Il has already been the subject of prominent
notice In the annals of the Court, and It Is only
necessary now to say that the last phase of
the ease was an attempt to arrest the sale of
the boat by the sheriff upon a writ Issued by
W. K. 8. Cook on a Judgment obtained Upon a
libel for repair. Amidst the uncertainties as re
gards the true owner of the boat, there was a,
cerlaluty established and that was that Coolr.
& Co. repaired the boat and were never paid
therefor, and In an opiulon filed the Court re
voked the order aneslingtbe sheriff's sale, and
now In all human probability the sheriff will sell
toannw rmrty and the admiralty powers of tlis
(.'Mirt of Common Pleas nf Hurry Co. will nver
he bothered iiuim by this gallant rider of tho
foam tresled waters.
MISCKI.I.ANr.Dlli.
Feigned Issue awarded to try the title to cer
tain personal property levied upon by the
shorlir as the property of J. J. Bnwnr, by vir
tue of an execution Issued by Wm II. Mlulck)
the ownership of the said property being
claimed by Jacob Bunlbley, J. Bower and Mrs.
J. J. Hnwnf.
Peter Kllug's name appeared as one of throe
makers of s judgment nolo In favor of Kllr.n,
J. Adair. Peter claimed that lie had original
ly signed the nolo as a witness only, hut Igno
rantly put his name In lha wrong place. Upon
due proof that he had gotten Into the wrong
pew, he whs permitted to step out, or In other
words, his name was stricken from the record
as one the makers of the note.
HiilegianiediipouW.il. Mlnlck tn show
causa why a Judgment entered against R. B.
Fleck, (loo. Woodwards and Geo, Korngable
should not ho opened so as to let the last
li amcd rioft. Into a defense.
Citation awarded upon James Wilkinson and
John Wilkinson to show cause why a decree of
Court should not be made, permitting Matilda
Wilkinson to execute a mortgage upon, or deed
of conveyance of hnr real estate separate and
apart from her husband.
Hulu granted upon creditor Ann June Mil
dlek to show causa why certain personal prop
erty should not be set aside fur her In accord
ance with the provision of the asslgnmonl
law of the Commonwealth.
In the tnnttor of tho application of St.
Mary's Church of tho F.vaugullcul Association,
locale at Liverpool, the articles of Association
wero directed to be filed and notice thereof
given by publication.
In the matter of tho exocutlon upon tho
Judgment of T. Van Irvln vs. J. It. llunliar,
John Pallorsnn, and William Grler, an nllsot
fur usurious Interest was claimed by J. It. Dun
bar. As part of the Judgment la In coarse of
litigation, tho II. fu. was stayed as tn 100.
until the Issue as to the amount due 1 deter
mined. The hotel Uridine o( II. I,. Ilohenschlld In the
borough ol llloointli'lil which expires at the April
court was transferred to John A. Newcomer, tho
present, lesnee of his hotel, and tho Mcniise of
Thus. Butch was transferred to 1). M. Itlnesmith
lessee ol the Perry House In the same place.
In the suit of Frederick (liilhel v. Alfred
llehel the record was amended so as i inako
Alfred llehel deft, with notice to Hally '.iichiinan
ICxr.eutrlx of llavhl llnelmimii (IbiiIWvc. A writ
DelMivUlco In'iuimulo was awarded for Kllza
beth Went?: and O. J. McAlllitcr K., was
appointed a Cninnilsslnner with notice in be
given to John A. Fisher.
JamesKvmliart. Joslah 1'lckn and Amos (.'.
Clemsou were appointed reviewers of a private
road lor John Yohn froni a point in Hie valley
rod on line between Kll.iiheth lie wees ami
Nicholas Jacob's hrlrs to a point on lino between
John Viilui and Adnm ltlce In Tuicaroia twp.
OHDKItR orSAI.B AWABDKO
To Wm. Grler Assignee of Henry J. Light to
sell a tract of In ml In Center twp., containing
IDS acres. To Win. (trier Assignee of J. H. Deist
line to sell a tract of land In Juniata twp., con
taining 41 neres. To John a. Weaver Assignee of
John Ilarrold to sell certain real estate In the
borough of Marysvlllo and vlulnlly assigned to
hi in In trust. &o.
To Abraham Fry, executor of John t.lnn. dee'd
1 1 soil a tract of laud In Tuncarora township.
To Samuel It. I.lghtner, administrator, etc, of
Win. Llghtiier, deu'd. to sell real estate of said
decedent In Tyrone township.
SALES Or RBAli KHTATD CONKIHMKO. '
The following sale of retl estate made by Win.
flrler Assignee of Kdward K. Olaik. Tiael No. 1.
a grist mill property sold to Mrs. M. Mary Clark,
David P. Clark, Annie Olaik, Thomas Clark and
Mary Clark In ti nit for Clara K. Clark for the
sum of $i,t)lb, subject to a recognizance In the
Orphans Court e. Tract No. 2 situated in Center
twp., sold te Jacob Mogel for IIWI.W, subject to
the above stated recognizance. Also the Interest
of Kdward K. Clark In Tract No. 8 situated In
Center twp., to Thus. J. Clark for 173.
A tract of real estato situated In Miller twp.,
sold f C. J. T. Mclntlre Esq., Assignee of John
Patterson to Lewis Bleckley and Kmanuel C.
It. Kraft for the sum of fiouo. The real estato
sold by Samuel IL Duok Assignee of Adam Fort
ney of Montgomery's Ferry to S. it W. 0. Thomp
son for $oso.
A tract of real estate sold by 0. Koth Assignee
of Jno. A. & Samuel 8. Mcllrlde of Center twp.,
to Edward Brown for Hlfi i.
A house and lot of ground sold by W. W.
MuClure Committee of Cot. Wm. J. Graham a
lunatic, to Joseph Dunkleberger for $1000.
ltule granted upon the creditors of Jos, Welsh
of Greenwood twp., at the Instance of J. JUne-
hard bis assignee for beuollt of creditors to show
cause why his real estate should not be sold for
payment of debts.
A house and lot In Feun township, sold by
Bamuel Hheller, administrator, etc of Gilbert
W. Bianjan, dee'd., sold to Mrs, Mary A. Bran
yan. for fCW.
The following real estato sold by G. W. Koch
enderferand John K. Kochenderter, administra
tor of John Kochenderfer Into of Bavllle town
ship, dee'd.
Purpart No. 1 being part of the mansion tract
and s tract of woodland to Mrs. Mary A. Koch
enderfer for $7,1)50
Purpart No. 2 part of mansion tract and a tract
of woodland to George W. Hench for$,800.
Purpart Nos.3and 4 known as the llower farm
to Robert Mllllgan for 19,950.
Purpart No. S known as the Kell farm to David
A. Hollenbaugh. for 13,100.
The several purparts as above set forth were
purchased for the heirs of John Kochenderfer,
dea'd., as appears by a special return to the court
and the sale of the said real estate to them for
the sum of 126.800, In the aggregate was confirm
ed by the court.
The Interest of the heirs of Rebecca Ktoner,
dse'd., in a tract of woodland situate In Wheat
field township, sold by Hon. B. F. Junkln, their
guardian to Samuel Y. Weaver for $20.
A house and lot of ground situate lo I'enn
township, sold by I. J. Holland, executor of
Lydla Mader, deo'd. to lieujamln 8. Mader for
$122.
The Interest of Oeorue Yost being Ive sixth of
a tract of land situate In Carroll and Spring
townships, sold by Frank D. Yost, administrator
to himself foi 1201.66, on condition that if no
stipulation for a higher bid 1 tilled before the
2nd Monday of April next, the confirmation shall
land.
A bouse and lot situate In the borough of
Bloomfleld, sold by J. K. Junkln. Esq., adminis
trator, ect, of Isaiah Voose, to Martha Foose for
t20.
ORPHAN'BCOL BT PKOCKED1NG9.
ACIIITOKS APPOIRTEII.
' Hon. C. J. T. Mclntlre to pass upon exception
to the account of Hon. Btroup, guardian of
David Sunday, minor son of John 8unday. dee'd.
Chas. H. Bmlley, Eq., to pass upon exceptions
to the account of Frederick Boyer. executor of
F. ederlek B Iyer, late of Hi'ln township ileo'd.
A.M. Msrhel, Ks te puss upon exceptions to
acnonntof Jiiltn W. Hhiinian, administrator cf
Kllr.abeth Strieker, Into f Jackson township
deo'd.
J. K. Junkln, Fsq., to lualis distribution of
balance In hands of Daniel Myers, administrator
:o. of Daniel Uniting, dee'd.
Ul'AnillAM Al'POINTMINT.
Ad un Wontr.ol appointed guardian of lllmehe
1), K rein, minor daughter of Uriah Krelis, late
of Snyder county, dee'd,
Dr. W. It. Clsna, guardian of Kllr.ahetli J.
ltlce, minor daughter of John Hies, deo'd.
Dr. W. It. Clsna. guardian of lierths. L, nice,
minor daughter of John ltlce, dee'd.
Peter Hi roup, guardian of minor children of
Mary Maehemer, deo'd.
HImon P. Neyhart, guardian of Carrie Hhaafrer,
Intermarried with W. W. ShealTer, formerly
Carrie Brown, minor daughter of W. P. Brown,
Intent Lyoomlngcouiily dee'd.
Simon I', Neyhart, guardian of AlvaG. Ilrown,
minor son of W. P. Ilrown, dee'd.
!MIS( Kl.t.ANHOI'9.
The appraisement of certain real estate of
Nathan Colter, dee'd., In accordance wllh his
last will and testaments, was mads by A. .1.
Travor.A.C. Kissinger and II.H.F.ppler,nt ,4KI..
a.'l'i and thn appraisement was confirmed by the
court.
Adeoree requiring W. T. Flekes, admlnlstrn
tor, etc., of Lydla A. Hliatto, late of the borough
of Newport, dee'd., to pay the balance In his
hands to Isaao N. Hliatto, for the support of the
minor children.
ltiileRraiitedttpnnW.il. Mlnleh, who claims
title to the real estate of John Wagner, Uec'it,
late of Bavllle township, to show cause why a
deed should nut bo executed by (leorgo J loo.
Iiaugh, administrator, etc., to Henry limit, to.
whom the said real est a te has been sold.
An order of sale was granted to John D. Pen
iilnle, administrator of Win. Fennlcle, deo'd., to
soil a tract of land situate, In Watts township,
containing shout llio acres.
AtlOITOIIS ItKPOUTS GOKPIJIMI!l III ft.
Ilcportof Wilson Lupfcr, Fsq., auditor to hear
and statu account In the estate of Peter Wax,
deo'd.
lteport of W. II. Hponslnr, auditor todistrllmt
amount In bauds of James L. Iilvea, executor,
rid., of Margarctta lllne, deceased,
Decree for sped lie psrformanne of contract
aul hiirl.lng George L. Heaver, one or the fundi
tors ut 'leurge Heaver, deo'd., lo make a dsiul to
Haiooel L, Heaver, for certain real estate upon
the payment of $7,174.72.
For Tub Timm..
Kennedy'! Valley Items.
Kbhkeiit's Vau.rt, March 10, lR7tf.
Mb. KunoHj We have not seen anything
In your paper frVun our valley for some time,
we thought It might not be amis to say a few
words.
To-day several of our most energetic young
men left their truo loves' behind them, and
slatted for the far west, among whom worn
Messrs. David Barghman and George Klce, we
hope success may attend them.
The Kennedy' Valley debating society I In
a nourishing condition, with headquarter at
troll' school house. The most enthusiastic
speakers are Messrs. Croll and Keck, with a
host of smallor guns.
There has been quite a protracted meeting
tn progress for some time, under the auspice
of David Morrison, Br. We hope It may be
attended with success, for sorely we need It.
Timber I the principal product of the valley
till winter. The leading man In thl business
are Morrison & Bros. Tie and other railroad
material are the chief production. Those
gents are ready to make contracts for the peo
ple's freight rail way. We have not heard
whether proprietor Doctor Bivens Intend com
pleting the road thl summer or not.
There Is plenty of fun here, Mr. Miller gave
several of his friends a sociable hop a few
evening ago. Onr young friend tlped the light
fantastic toe until thesmall hours of the night,
after which all dispersed to their homes, high
pleased with their evening's entertainment.
For fear of encroaching we quit. It. A.
A Land Problem.
A getitloman two daughter had,
And both were very fair,
To each he gave a piece of land,
One round the other square.
At forty dollars an acre Just,
Each piece it value bad,
1 be cent that did encompass each,
For each exactly paid.
If 'cross a cent be Just one Inch,
As It I very near,
Who had tho better portion,
She with the round or square 1
Answer next week.
. Adaib Kineh On the l.'.th Inst lit Itmr. K.I
M'i'herson.Mr. James K. Adair, ol (War Itun.t.a'
Miss Hadle It. Klner, of Darlington Heights, nea
Laudlsburg.
DBATTTH.
Rambo. At the residence of his son John
llaiiibo In Carroll township, on Tuesday Maroli
II ih, Naihau llamlKi, aneil i'.l years and month.
Thedeceased, a member of I he Jllooialleld Pres
byterian church, formerly belonged to I lie Pequn
ciiincn, Lancaster county, and was taken them
tor burrial.
Liokkl. In Wisconsin, on the 11th u!t Jennie
O., only daughter ol (Union aud Mary K. Lionel,
formerly of ferry county, aged 8 years, II
mouths and 27 days.
Coup. On the 10 Inst., near Markelvilln, Cba.
Kilw.rd, son of Margaret and Henry Composed
1 year, 6 mouths aud V days.
Elms On the 11th Inst, at Duucannon. Mm.
Sarah Ellis, wife of O. b. bills, aged 74 years. 2
months and It dais.
Pines On trie 6th Inst., at Duncannon, Sarah'
Fines, aged l'i years, 6 months and 6 days.
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""HE EAGLE HOTEL,
CARLTSLK ST.,
New Bloomfleld, Penn'a.
J. A. NEWC0.HEK,
Proprietor,
HAVING removed from the American Hotel,
Watcrford. and having leavd and refurnished
the above hotel, polling It in goud order lo ac
commodate KumlH, 1 ask a share of the public
patronage. I amir my patrons that ever? exor
tion will be made to render them comfortable.
m My stable U still lu care ol lha celebrated
Jpge.
March IS. 1879 1 J. A. NKWCOMKH.
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