THE TIMES, NEW BLOOMFIELB. PA., JULY 15, 1879. 5 THE TIMES. DepJii'tiiert. PENNSYLVANIA R. B.-MIBELS DIVISION. Oa n-.l utter May Utu, Trmtnn run follows : WESTWARD. EASTWARD. WyM1)Ae.i I.. Tr'ujTr'u Pmuctfal STATION. .VnMflAtr.Mm. Ex. Tr'n Ki.l Aoc. 13.91), too rhihulelhkia, 8-40 Saw A. M P.M r.v. Ml 6.4rl 8.M B.lii 6.4(1 P.M. 8.16 7.611 T.fci A.M. V.00 8.48 6. Hi 111 7.47 7. H3 1.18 JWI 8.40 .SJ 8. it 8.01) 1.81' J.li Harrisbnrtr, Hiirkvlllr, Marysvtll, Ihlnctmnon, Bally'd Newport Millerstown, Xtnnnpsout'u. Mexico, P'irt H 1.... Mifflin Lftwlfttnwn J., Anderson'.,... Mi- Wyt'uvn,.. N. Itil'lllllnn. . P.M. 10.66 1.811 1.17 1.11 13.68! 12.HJ 13.54 13.11 III) S.13 8.191 I. to t.m 1. 82 lO.Stv 1.25 7. 07 8.W 8. no 57 MS 8.B1 .4S P.P'J lo.os 10.40 n.m 12.18 1.15 l.U P.M. :05i 8.47 8.111 7.1U 4.48 8. II1 7 8'2u j!w. 7.4H 11.43 6. If 11 88 8.12 II.m! .ii7 11. 04 S.43i 8.8l) I 4.S4 4.0? 6.8i. e..'n 7.3(11 lo.sfi! i.i4, i.:t HI. Ill 4 Mi O.Sii 4.17! 7.W 8.611 8.27' 8.61 .16 a. s.ii I Huntingdon,.. l yrnne, Alfoonik, P.M. I 13:46 I t.M.IP.M. P.M PlTTSnlli'ill. I 7:40 1 :1U tVPlttwlnl rir Express N-ave l!nrris:my st 10 1ft v v. Dnnrannon Iii.44 (niur: Newport 11.06 (Half) and si. rives tPittl'm-Kftt7.u0A. m. tVPeltW KvpreM Veat will flop nt nitnrnnnen at 8.60 snrt at Ne.v;nrt at ft. 14 a. m., when tlaitu-etl. IW"Onlnf 'i'f. tliv Way l'mni'iik-vr km. llnrri. bunr Daily theoth-T trnina Daily exi'f-et Huhdnv. I VGoinir Knt, the Atlantic Kxpri M leave. Altoona Daily, thenther truitip Dally nxrept Sunday. On Ht'NDAT the Pacini- Exprr.. East will stop at New. port when tlayv-d.nnd the I ant I.ine West will Btopnt Duncauuon and ,ewportif HaKxetl. lrlofItom. Flour from new wheat hns alreadyl been made at the Newport Mill. J vu uuuuuj' . wcca iiiig. uawu J. ml 1111 1 In Liverpool township, fell down the cellar stairs, and dislocated her arm. J f The Marklevllle Sunday School Willi picnic in tne grove near that place on I I Saturday, August 2nd. All are lnvltedj1 TA valuable mare belonging to Mr.l Wesley Stephens, of Buffalo township, ) I died with lung fever on Saturday after Vn illness of a week or more. f G. W. Reeder of Elliottsburg, has left at our office a specimen of valua- ble iron ore, found on his property in mat vicinitv. Miss Sadie, daughter of Mr. John' Potter, of Buffalo township, while on a 1 tree nickine cherries, on Tuesdav of last I week, fell to the ground, sustaining ainiui external injuries. Any person who will wickedly influ ence a pledged man to drink is unworthy of the confidence or respect of all good citizens. Such a man is capable of the most contemptible tricks and should be made to feel the censure of the commu nity. An elderly passenger died Friday morning on the Pacific west between Altoona and Oresson. He was from Chicago and was accompanied by his wife, son and daughter. His disease was jaundice. The engineers engaged in survevineX 4tiA rnnta fir tha rn i 1 inn.1 in rtntiinuit tViio town with the Pennsylvania It. R. have got witnin four miles of Bloomfleld. They report the route a verv (rood one ana expect 10 reaca mis enu ot tne line . - A i 1 ... V .V . . . . J. tins week. The bridge which crosses the Juniata creek on High street, Duncannon, was Tseton fire at the township end. on the 4th, but was extinguished before any damage was done. A firecracker is sup posed to be the cause. On Saturday the same bridge was found to be on lire at the other end but was extinguished. It looks as if some ill disposed person was trying to burn the bridge down. Record. Withdrawal. We are requested by Thomas Sutch to withdraw his name as a cundidate for Prothonotary. i . Long Days. We hear of a Spring town u4 4j au&uv& 7T uv jCLi uia uaitcsb uailUSil up to breakfast by candle light, so theyl can be in the field bv four o'clitck. A better way would be to eat breakfast7 before going to bed and so make still Loose Sweetenlnq. The other day at the railroad warehouse while the local freight men were rolling a hogshead of molasses from a car to the porch the skid broke letting the hogshead down suddenly. Both ends bursted out and there was a sweet time for a while. A rush was made for all vessels capable of holding liquid, and the 'lasses was soon scooped up bj' the neighbors and stowed away far future use. Duncannon Record. Queer Accident. About half an hour after Mr. David Rutter, living near Mount Rock, Adams county, retired, he was awakened bya choking sensation, and found that his false teeth bad slip ped down his throat. The plate was fast in the larynx, and a physician had to be summoned to get it out and relieve Mr. Rutter from his dangerous and unpleas ant predicament. Singular Freak of Lightning. The Hunt ingdon Journal says that during a slight thunder shower one day last week the lightning struck a scythe which was hanging on a willow tree in the door yard -of Mr. David Bare, in Lincoln township, near Marklesburg, completely severing the snath near the butt and leaving the balance, with the scythe, hanging on the tree, which was also untouched. Mrs. Bare, M ho was pass ing under the tree at the time, was severely stunned, one 'side and arm being for several days rendered useless from the effects of the stroke. She has TW. ... ...a .. . 1 ..... .1 i f Democratlo County Convention . The delegates elected on Saturday last, met in Convention in the Court House on Monday for the purpose of nominat ing a county ticket. The following is a list of the delegates present : Bloomfleld ChaB. J. T. iMclntlre, Wm. II. Smith. Blftln Jiimca Woods, James C. Rlckard. Buflalo twp. George Kepner, Bamuol Batr. Cnrroll Dr. James Hall. (Jliriet. Long, Jos. McCllntock. Centre Bamuel Fravel, Goorge Burd. DuDcannon James Mutzabaugli, John 8. Fooe. Greenwood Chas. Brandt, Jos. Ulsh. Howe Alfred Wright. Jackson Wm. Woods, Wm. Wents, John Dclancy. Juniata Dr. 3. D. Shult, George Campbell. Landlsburg Emanuel Coii, Wm. Burtnett. Liverpool bor. W. C. Thompson, George C. Bnyder. Liverpool twp. Jonas Noll, Levi Patton. Madison Abraham Bletllno, Levi Shields. Marysvllle Alfred King, II . H. Fisher. Miller Benj. Pee, Wm. Mehaflle. Millerstown Newton Kinehart, Dr. Camp bell. New Buffalo John Baughman, John Bas klne. Newport Chas. RIpman, G. W. Rhoads. Oliver John Black, Benj. Wagner. Penn David Brooks, James White. Kye Wm. Meyers, John Snyder. Bandy Hill Dr. Chas. Delancy, Wm. Ickes. Bavllle Major Barnes, Dr. G. C. Dean, D. C. Orris. Bprlng James Bwleher, Geo. A. Wagner, G W Reeder. Toboyne A. F. Allman, Wm. Gray, J. R. Sanderson. Tuscarora Ard Brant, Chas. Krcamer. Tyrone Calvin Bhelbley, Columbus Mlnich. Watts Jacob F. Bteol, Jeremiah Anderson. Wheatfleld Jos. Leppard, John D. Weldon. The convention was called to order at 11 A. M., and opened by electing Chas. C. Brant, Chairman, and Dr. G. W. Campbell of Millerstown, and Alfred King of Marysvllle as secretaries. After some other preliminary business the convention adjourned.lilll P. M. At one o'clock P. M., the Convention re-assembled and proceeded to select a ticket. FOH ASSOCIATE JUDGE But one ballot was had, which resulted as follows : Patten 6 ; Hall 0 ; Egolf 13 ; Grier 37. The nomination of William Grier was then made unanimous. The Convention then balloted FOB ritOTHOXOTARY, Four ballots were had. The candidates were Wm. Titzel, D. Mickey, J. Rlne hart and Henry Hoffman. After the second ballot Titzel and Mickey with drew and the fourth ballot was, Hoff man 31 ; Rinehart 33. FOJt DIRECTOR OF THE POOR , George Snyder of Liverpool township, was nominated on the first ballot. FOR JURY COMMISSIONER Columbus Minich, of Tyrone twp., re ceived the nomination. Struck by Lightning. During the heavy atorm last Friday afternoon the light ning struck an apple tree near the corner of Rev. A. Conip's residence in Juniata twp., this county, tearing three bee-hives, under the tree, all to pieces. The fluid then seems to have entered the ground, passed under the foundation wall, breaking up through the stone floor of the cellar, breaking the large flag-stones into fragments, scattering the pieces in all directions, breaking milk crocks, and butter bowls, and up setting things generally and then passed out through the water drain. Nearly all the window glass in the house was broken. Rev. Comp, and Mrs. George Comp were considerably stunned by the shock. ASevere Storm. The severe thunder storm that passed over this county on Friday evening was accompanied by terrific wind at many other places. At Miffiintown very serious damage was done. The Presbyterian church was unroofed, and the Methodist and Lu theran churches were considerably dam aged, as was also the crystal palace building owned by Graybill & Prothero. The gable end of ex-Sheriff Wilson's house was knocked out. Considerable damage was done to the Showers & School carriage manufacturing com pany, destroying a lot of buggies and carriages for them. The roof of the school house was blown off and nine oth er buildings were more or less damaged. Four of them were owned by the Penn sylania railroad company. The total loss will reach $G5,000 ; about one-half insured. Mrs. Cresswell, a lady seven, ty years of age, was killed by the falling of the Presbyterian church roof. Considerable damage was done in other parts of Juniata county ,and crops were injured to quite an extent. At Lewlstown several houses were unroofedf and It is feared that damage was done in places throughout thecoun ty not yet heard from. Brutal Outrage. Great' excitement exists on Allison's hill, east Harrisburg, in consequence of a revolting crime committed on a little five year old daughter of Ephraim Yingst, named Lillie, by a rng peddler named Cyrus Palm, aged 21 years. The young fiend resided with his parents on Linden street, and attended to the business of picking rags. The family to which the little victim belonged lived In an adjoin- ing house, and on Wednesday afternoon, when all the Ylngst family were absent, he persuaded the girl togolnto Palm's and enticed her into the garret, or attic, where he succeeded in outraging the child in a violent manner. After the commission of the hellish deed, Palm made his escape and has not been seen since. The poor little girl managed to get home and relate the horrible occur rence to her mother. The child's father was away harvesting and word was sent to him at once to come home and have the young scoundrel taken in hand. In formation lias been lodged before Alder man Jackson, but up to a late hour Inst night Talm has not been captured. JIarrisburg Patriot of 10th imt. For The Bloomfleld Times. Items from Blaln. . Blain, July 10th, 1870. Mr. Editor: Thinking a few Items would be of Interest, I furnish the following I A daughter of Mr. Thomas Beager got with a very severe accident last week by falling from a cherry tree, breaking her right arm and rib, also Injured about the head. She Is slowly recovering. Mr. Bower, of the firm of E. Bower, has sold out his intereet to Mr. Hunch, of near Ander sonburg. The change takes effect next week. The Lutheran and Reformed congregation have purchased a fine organ from Mr. M. B. Gibson, for use in the church. Ail are pleased with the Instrument In power, sweetness of tone and finish. Business Is dull. The farmers are about through with their harvesting all have had good crops and line weather to harvest, al though It was warm. We wish you success with the railroad. Don't you think some of our enterprising men might leud a helping hand I Nuncio. Fob The Times. Tyrone Township Items. Mb. Editor: Not seeing any communication from this part for sometime I thought I would give you some of the latee n ews. About two weeks ago two men, some seventy years of age, started one mornliiK with the olden time reapers i called sickles), Into a grain Held belonging to lr. A. Fuhrrmui. and until ilia sun had rolled his aelendld rounds had sixty dozen cut. Honor be to the aged harvesters, whose names are Messrs. H. Llghtner and J. Stum. The vineyard belonging to Peter Bheaffer, In Bhealter's valley, that three years ago was In a stony, barren, and unprolillc condition is now clothed In a line verdure of grape vines, apple trees and peach trees; and it is supposed that he will realize about two ton of the delicious fruit called grapes. Mr. Bheatrer Is an aged as well as an Industrious man. and Is highly respected in the community in which he lives. Last Monday evening the bake oven belonging to Mr. Crelgh Patterson, caught tire and was burned. No Insurance. Mr. r. has the lender ejmpatliles of the community at large. F. U. Cumberland County. We copy the fol lowing from the Cumberland papers of last week : A little colored boy named Cole, about eleven years old, was thrown off a horse on Tuesday of last week, near the new paper mill, at Mt. Holly. The horse fell and rolled on him, and when the lad was picked up he was dead. It is sup posed his neck was broken in the fall. Mrs. Mary Lenhar, of Shlppensburg, wife of George Len bar. who for innnv k years followed putting in pumps in this IJcounty and who will be recollected by . umuy oi uurciuzens, nas jusi receiveil the papers giving her a pension. This lady was quite poor. The pension reaches back to 1803, over 18 years, which, at $8 per month, foots up the snug sum of between $1,000 and $1,700. The claim was for the death of her son, Nicholas, who was killed at the battle of Antletam. Sentinel. Laet Wednesday a man who gave his name as Brinson, of Carlisle, outraged Mrs. Bah n, while she was lying sick in bed at her residence in the Ninth Ward. The villain gained an entrance to the house under the plea of selling stationa ry, and after making some indecent proposals to the helpless woman, which she rejected, he proceeded to effect his purpose. Her cries brought assistance Irom the neighbors who captured the wretch. He was taken before Squire Meyers, who committed him. A team was in his possession which is supposed to have been stolen. It is in the keep ing of the Ninth Ward constable. On Monday morning, while Mrs. Geo. W. Souders, of Roxbury, was on her way toward Churchtown, she was at tacked by a tramp, who was sitting under a tree, at the cross roads, below Bowman's farm. Without any provo cation he got up and threw two large stones through the top of the carriage. Fortunately Mrs. S. and her son escaped injury. About half an hour later the tramp started toward Churchtown, passing some harvest hands, who asked him whether he was the man who bad some trouble with a woman down the road. He then began to curse them, saying if they were not careful he would stone them. . ' Paris green has a bad effect not only upon potato bugs, but it makes meu sometimes feel decidedly uncomfortable. Thomas Kean, had a sore finger, and went to work among his potatoes, upon which he had put Paris green, to kill potato bugs, and some of the pfisou got into the sore, and inflamed it so as to completely disable him for work. Dr. Kooutz dressed the hand and Thomas is improving. Michael Morrette was poisoned in a Bimilar manner, and had a very sore hand which was lanced and dressed by his son, Dr. J. A. Morrette. In this case the poison is said to permeate the whole system. The experience of Messrs. Kean and Morrette should be a warning to all persons having anything to do with Paris green. Too much care can not be taken in handling the poison. Wilson College for Young Ladles, Cham HEiisnuHG, Pa. Fall term opens Sep tember 17. For catalogues address either Rev. T. II. Robinson, President pro tern., Harrisburg, Pa., or Miss A. F. Goodsell, Lady Principal, Chambers burg, Pa. 4to7 For Sale. The subscriber will sell cheap, one of Heebner & Sons' Patent Level Tread one Horse Power and Thresher, as good as new. Apply to John A. Baktkuff, Wheatfleld twp., Perry county, Pa. 8t Brand Festival In the Woods. The sec ond annual Festival of the M. E. church at Centre, will be held on the Old Sandy Hill Camp Meeting Grouuds. owned by Wm. H. Culbertson, on SATtmuAy, July Sioth, 1870. Good Dinners will be provided. Ice Cream, Lemonade, Cakes, Candies, and many other articles usually found at festivals. Horse feed furnished on the ground. The committee, with the ex. perieuce of laBt year to direct them, feel better able to provide for all unforseen contingencies and suit the tastes of all. Music furnished by a Brass Band. Should the weather prove unfavorable on Saturday the Festival will be held on Monday or the first fair day following. Church Notice, Presbyterian Church Preaching next Sabbath at 11 A. M. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Sun day School at 0j A. M. Preaching In the M. E. Church next Suntlay at 10 A. M. by Rev. A. Comp. Sunday School at 9 A. M. Prayer meet ing, Sunday and Thursday evenings. Also preaching and sacrament at Mount Gilead 10 A. M. Preaching at LandiB burg 8 P. M. Go to the old reliable Clothing House for a good bargain, for 00 days we will close out our stock at a sacrifice to make room for fall goods. I. Schwartz. To Tinners. The subscriber will sell cheap, 1 Swedge or Beading Machine, 1 Tin Folder, and 1 Double Seaming Machine, good as new. Address John DuNnAit, West Fairvlew, Cumberland county, Pa. 28 Juvenile Classics. Beautiful large type elegantly bound edi tions of Arabian Nights and Robinson Crusoe, for 65 cents each, of Bunyan's Pilgrim's Pro gress and travels of Baron Munchausen, for 60 cents each, have Just been published by the American Book Exchange, 65 Beekman 8t., New lork. I ff New editions of Rolling Ancient His tory, and the Complete Works of Josephus, both printed in large, beautiful type, and strongly and neatly bound, have just been Issued at about one-third the former prlceB, vlz.t Rollln, 92.25 Josephus, $3.00. Ameri can Book Exchange, publishers, 55 Beekman street, New York. Go to Isldor Schwartz for a cheap Trunk, Hat, Shirt, or pair of Overalls. Go to Isidor Schwartz for a bargain in clothing. FITS 1 FITS! The undersigned having purchased the property formerly owned by J. Baily, on Main Street, opposite Ensminger's Hotel, and fitted it up into a convenient shop, he is prepared to do Tailoring in all its branches, in the best of style, and guarantee a Good Fit every time. S. Bentzel. P. 8. A Btock of choice Tobbacco and Segars constantly on hand. April 0, 1878. T RIAL. LIST FOR AUGUST TERM, 1879. Catharine Miller et al vs. I. H. Irwin et al. tsaran J. Llgiit vs. A. J. Clouser. People's F. It. W. Co. vs. Wilson Gutshall. Bame vs. Henry Metz. Hame vs. WIlRon Gutshall. Peter Bholly vs. John Bhull. People's K. R. W. Co. vs. Joseph B. Llghtner. Haine vs. John Rernhelsel. Bame vs. Wilson Gutshall. David Postlewalt et al vs. 0. B. Vandllng. Jacob Wenlz. et al vs. Catherine Adams et al. W. H. Mliiich's use vs. C. M. Clemsou et al. Drusllla Graham vs. D. Hollenbaugh et ux. Bame vs. Geo. A. Hollenbaugh. Bame vs. David Hollenbaugh. People's F. It. W. Co, vs. Win. Enslow. Bame vs. David Btnlth. Bame vs. David Morrison Br. Bame vs. Alex Adams. John H . G. Kinter vs. Elizabeth Dewees. Busannah Roush's use vs. J. P. Gray. John lioyles Admr. vs. George Burd. P. K. Brandt's use vs. Wm. 8. Mitchell et nl. Mary Charles' use vs. Franklin Klie Ins. Co. Robert Thompson vs. W. R. 8. Cook. J. H. Zimmerman vs. .1. C. Barrett &Co, Susquehanna Mutual Fire Insurance Co. vs. J. B. Traver Hi Dro. Bame vs. J. B. Traver. George W. Huston vs. F. W. Gibson. Busquehanni Building Association vs. Rebecca Nesbltetal. Henry W. Kinehart vs. George Beaver. Jacob W. Miller et al. vs. Jane Morrison et al. Jacob L. Liddlck vs. Charles Troutman. John Bair. Admr. vs. 8. Stephens, Admr et al. W. N. Belbert. Assignee, vs. John Sanderson. L. 8 wart z Admr, vs. G. W. Charters, et ux. C. Thudltim vs. Abraham Shearer. John T. Robinson vs. B.L. Hollenbaugh. Annie 0. Richard's use vs. F. & M, F. Ins. Co. J. H. O. Kinter & Bio. vs. U. B. M. Aid Society. P. K. Brandt, Cashier, use vs. J.W. Kinter. M. It. Iliilinan. Guardian, vs. I. Hunter et al. Amanda Gralun vs. D. K. Grahm. J. M. Hlveiis vs. Peter Long. J. A. Eusminger vs. Farmers' M. F. Ins. Co. , D. MICKEV, Proihohoiary. Prothy's Olllce, Bloonilleld, July It, lSTlt. ( Q.RAND JURORS FOR AUGUST TERM, 1879. Wain William Henry. Bloointleld Henry Rice, Jr. Buffalo twp. Geo. Bneath, Adam Fortney. Centre George Blstline. Carroll David Fair. Duncannon Peter Young. Howe Henry Horting. . Landlsburg Henry D. Fetter. QLvrpool B. George W. hhuniaker, Reubeu Liverpool twp. Henry Belgh. Marysvllle K. W. Wise. PenuIos. Dlsslnger, J. T. Bteel, David McCoy. Jas. A. Btepheus. ,' Savllle-H. H. Kell. Bprlng T. B. Morrison. Tuscarora Win. Myerx. Robert B. Monroe. Watts Jeremiah Anderson, Wm. Hemperlv. Jaeob Beldeis. " rjRAVERBK JUKOIiS FOR AUG. TERM, 1879 Buffalo Samuel E. Bucke, John W. 8l)ks Wll. son Bhrawder. 81iianrerlGe0rEe W Gel"' E" A Fleser Jacob Centre George W. Burd. DiiucannoM Joseph Hhade. OrieT' JWMdWertlor G''ubb' Cn"1'1"' Orubb.Jno. Jackson Fred. Gutshall, David Gutshall. 0e BVd.rwVl?ialncy,:8e' PetBr Bric,M"' Sinlt'uialtt-1ttVla Uol'enbau8h-f "'' Lelby, Jno. Howe Daniel Hubert Liverpool T. William A. Wenner. Liverpool B. Daniel Lesh, Ji. Aladison-ueo. Borrell, Chas. Shields. Mai ysvll e-Levt Dice, A. J. Stabler. Millor George Losh, George Clouser. R.TTV'l Kllc,klf''-.i Wm. Emenhelser. Bamuel Noil, John G. Leonard. TroupelBe"j'""'u w""ou' Jonn Acker, Philip Penn John Keel, Luclau Haas. Rye I'hllip Kinder. Bandy Hill Daniel Bnyder. Bnville Andrew Freeman, J. J. Wi'lf. Bprlng William H. Fenl. . Tuscarora Geo. K. Heiubach, Wni.Heuch. Tyrone-W. W. McClure. A n o vr.rir for a gexts. kh STAPLE ARTICLES, BIO PROFITS. yUQulelc Hales. Steady Work. Circulars Free. Address: HOM Kit BYRN, 2IS Pearl Street, New York. 8 6m ERRORS OF YOUTH! AGRNTLF.MAN who suffered for years from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effects o yoiithfnf Indiscretion, will for the sakeol suffering humanity, send free to all who need It. the recipe and direction formaklng the simple remedy by which he was cured. Suffer, ers wishing to profit by the advertiser's experi ence can do so by addressing In perfect conn. il till CO JOHN B. OO DEN, 42 Cedar St., N. Y. 8 6m . . t7 Smith' I lllhli Dictionary, and an una bridged Cruden's Concordance, each to be sold for 11.00, are recent announcements of tbe American Book Exchakob, 65 Beekman et., New lork. County Frlce Current. Bloom tielti, July 11, lb7a Flax-Beed 1 26 Potatoes new 80 Butter V ponud 8ft liV Eggs ft dozen 11 " Dried Apples ft pound 4 cts" Dried Peaches lo lfcts.i CARLISLE PRODUCE MAKKKT. CORRECTED WEEKLT. WOODWARD & BOHB. CARLISLE, July 12, 1879. Family Flour Id CO 8upert1ne Flour 4 25 White Wheat, new 118 Red Wbeat.new 1 C8 Rye 4T Corn, (new) ss Oats...... est Cloverseed 8.00 Timothvseed 1 CO. G. A. Salt, l 10 Fine do l 7C Philadelphia Produce Market. PlW.ADEI.PHIA. July 12, 1879. Flour unsettled: extras 4 fo4 62: PennsylJ. vanla family. 84.75 0 5.dO: Minnesota do., J4.50 $4.76; patent and high grades, I7Q8.00. Rye (lour, 82 75(33.12. Cornmeal. 82 .50. Wheat, red, 1170118s amber, 118 117: white, 11RJ)120. Corn quiet and easy i yellow, 4314o.) mixed,' 4244o. Oats quiet: Pennsvlvanla and western white, S9?41c. ; western niixed,3uQ38. Rye5C60c. MAnniiYGES. Caret Ford On the 1st lnt., at the Chureltt of God parsonage, by Rev. W. G. Coulter, Mr. Wm. Carey, of Newport, to Mrs. Sidney Ford, ot' Lost Creek, Juniata county, Pa., both colored. Rui'P Stoufer On the 7th of May. In Baltf timore.by Rev. N Burkart.Mr. John Rupp to Miss Sadie E. Btouller, of Carroll towmmlp.thls county. Habman Knouse On the 20th of June. In Dun cannon, by Rev. A. Trlpner, Mr. Joseph M. Har man and Miss Annie L. Knouse, all of Duncan non, this county. NEEi.T-Onthe3rdinst in Tyrone twp.. Eliza Jane, wife of Wm. N. Neely, and second daugh ter of Samuel R. and Julia A. Llghtner, aged 21 years, 10 months and 2 days. CLESS-On the 28th ult.. In Centre township, Mr. Daniel Cless, aged about 86 years. Books On the 2r,th of June, In Olmstead coun ty. Minn., Henry Franklin, son of Israel and Elmlra Books.aged 8 mouths and 27 days.formerly of this county. Ratbfon On the 24th of June, in Duncannon, Margai et J., wife of Wm. Rathfon, aged 24 years, 8 mouths and 24 days. McClintock In Mansfield, O., July 1st. 1879. Jefferson McCllntock, aged 35 yeai s, 6 mouths and 22 days. ABSOCIATE JUDGE. TO THE VOTERS OF PERRY COUNTY. By the solicitation of many of my political friends, I will be a candidate before the Republi can Convention asking the nomination for Asso ciate Judge, pledging mvself to perform the duties of the office If elected faithfully and honestly to the best of my ability. tf THOMAS SUTCH, Br. ESTKAY OT1CE.-On the 2nd Inst., two head of cattle described as follows, left the premises of the subscriber In Oliver township t One Muley Steer weighing 900 oounds. and one Red Heifer. A liberal reward will be paid to any person w ho will put them up and give me notice. WM. B. BTAMBAUGH. July 4. 18,9. Newport, pa. C1AUTION. All persons are hereby cautioned J not to harbor or trust my wife, Maky A. Carstetter, on my account, she having left my bed and board without any just cause or provo cation. I will pay no debts of her contracting after this date unless compelled bylaw. ADAM CARSTETTER. June 23, 1879. pd R. R. M. ALEXANDER, SURGEON DENTIST. New Bloomfleld, Perry County, Pa. Office on Carlisle, St., one door South of J. E. and Judge Junkln's law office. Everything belong ing to the profession done In the best manner. . An. Wohk Wahkanted. Terms moderate. 28 ESTATE NOTICE. Notice Is herebygiven that letters of administration on the estate of Daniel Fortenbaugh, late of Rye township. Perry county, Pa .dec'd.. have been granted to Sarah L. Fortenbaugh, residing In the same township. All persons Indebted to said estate arerequested to make Immediate payment and thosehavliig claimsltopresenttuemdulyauthenticatedlorset? tleineut. SARAH L. FORTENBAUGH. July 8, 1679. J Administratrix. pUBLIC SALE ' OP VALUADUt REAL ESTATE. THE subscriber. Executor of the estate of James Cleland, late of Carroll township, jerrv county, Pa., oeeeased, will sell On Wednesday, July 30, 1S70, The following described Real Estate: A Tract of Zancl, CONTAINING ABOUT OS ACRES, FORTY FIVE ACRES of which ARE CLEARED, the balance well set with timber. The improve ments are 1 A TWO-AND-A-HALF STORY DWELLING HOUSEJ DOUBLE LOQ SARX, APPLE ORCUASD, And fruit Tree) of All Kinds. The above property la located In Carroll town ship, three miles Houlli-west of Shei niaiisdale lit churehes. &c" K 'b0'',XX, couv,;uitu' 'osohooU Terms will be Bxed to suit purchasers, and will be made known at time oi fale. siTJuiay'8 t0 c"mileuee l 1() o'clock A. M of A. HECKEXDORN. July IS, 1S79. Executor.
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