8
THE TIMES NEW BLOOM FIELD, FA.. MAltCIl .), 1880.
A Woman' Ingenuity.
A New York lady was leturnlng from a
matinee nt Wallack's, ono Suturdny after
noon, when she lind bur Bilk (hens Dear
ly ruined by the ppntterlngs from a street.
HweoplnR niachliio. Bbe indignantly told
tier friends she could Invent a bettor street
nweqpr than that borself, and In spite of
their lidloule did no. Bbe had no end of
trouble fretting a model made. The work
men laughed at and imposed upon hor,
charging her exborbltant prices for every
thing. She sent a pattern to a tinsmith,
and he sent the duplicate nn inch shorter.
The second time be made it an inch lon
ger. Thon be wanted to know what the
thing was Tor, anyway, and said be didn't
suppose It would make any difference If It
wasn't exactly llko the pattern. The in
ventor teld him to mind bis own business ;
when be filled her order she would pay bis
bill. At the end of a year from the time'
of her silk-dress mishap the model was
done. Klio has patented it, and proposes
to have the lion's share In all the profits
for herself. Sho was a mechanical enthu
siast when a child, and inherited it from
her father, who, she says, was constantly
Inventing things.
A Miser Dies of Starvation.
John B. Felly, ngod 79, was found last
week at bis home in Spencer township,
It unison couuty, Iud., lying dead upon the
floor, with his eyes eatou out, and one arm
and one side frightfully gnawed by rats.
He was quite feeble, u widower, lived
alone, and had been dead a week when bis
body was discovered. There was no food
In the bouse, nor anything to prepare any
from, and the conclusion is irresistible that
the old man died of starvation. He own
ed a farm of 100 notes of good laud.
Three weeks ago be went to Kothrock's
mill, near by, and asked to purchase some
flour ou a sh ort credit, but was denied ;
then the old man returned home to die of
starvation. He was a miser and bad a
good deal of money hid away. (
Too Much Importing.
Becietary Sherman is concerned about
the accumulation of silver in the Treasury,
and bus called the attention of the Cabin
et to it. The pile of silver is going up and
the pile of gold is going down in the TreaB
' ury vaults. The immense increase in im
ports has caused the flow of gold to this
country which was so large three and five
months ago to cease almost entirely,and the
tide has turned the other way. If the im
ports keop up until June to the amount re
ported in January and February the bal
ance of trade iu favor of the United
Btates will be reduced to a very low figure
for this year and the gold accumulated will
be drained away. The Secretary is anx
ious to get the silver dollars into circula
tion and use them instead of gold in the
markets.
ffiffiY DAW
An Unlucky Surrender.
A dispatch from Butler, in this Btate, to .
the New York Times says that ten years
ago James McIIenry, of Atlantio and
Great Western Railway fame, purchased
28,000 acres of undeveloped iron laud in
Butler and Lawrence counties. The pur
chase price was $300,000, of which he paid
120,000. The lands are now being devel
oped, and capitalists are rapidly securing
property at an enormous prices. The Mo
Henry purchase is now worth more than
double the price he was to pay for it.
Pittsburg, March l.-Quite a panio
was created this morning in a small village
called Temperanceville, located on, the
Mouongahela river, about twenty-three
miles from this city, by the persistent at
tortfps, to destroy the place. The village is
immediately opposite Monongahela City,
which is in the local option county of
Washington. The liquor dealers estab
lished their headquarters at Temperauce
ville, to which place the tipplers, old aud
young, resorted.
About 2 o'clock this morning Markle'a
tavern was set on Are and totally destroyed,
together with all its ooutents. A private
house adjoining, owned by Frank Menown,
was also consumed. Whilo this fire was
in progress a now house, oooupicd by Fred.
Anton, saloou keeper, was fired, but the
flame was extinguished. The incendiary
then applied the torch to the building oc
cupied as a saloon by Fred. Lamon. The
first attempt failed, but two hours later a
second effort was made, and the building
and its contents were destroyed. No clue
has been obtained of the perpetrators.
tW A young woman member of the
Rose Tree fox hunting club of Chester
county won the admiration of spectators a
few days ago by driving her hunter at hot
speed down a steep hill and leaping him
over a stone wall and road ditch at the
foot. She kept her saddle as though she
had been a part of it, aud when in the air
looked defiantly back at some of the men,
members of the olub also, who bad reined
up and were going around the wall. She
becomes the heoioe of the two fox hunting
couuties of the state.
tSf As Myron Cummings was driving
past a place -wheie some wood-choppers
were at work, near Woodmaosle, N.J., last
week, a huge tree fell, killing Mr. Cum
mings and one of his horses.
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REGISTER'S NOTICE.
. TO ALL WHOM It MAY CONCERN.
Tha following nnmed ncpnmiiatiu ima utiwi
their Riooiuits in the otllrn ot the Jli'itlxter of
l erry County, and the ftiime will tie presented to
the (M phKiiH'Coin t. to be held In the Court House,
in niooiii ii, on i ur.niiA , me utn oi jtiarcii.
1SSD, fur coiillrniHtloii. to wit;
1. The first and Intended a the tlnnl account
(it John H. Hlchcy, Executor of the estiue nt Miir
uiiret It. Donnelly, lute of Wheattleid township,
rem oounty l'a., deceased.
i. 'The uucount of Huoine Jacobs, who tn his
tlfrtlmnwHS the Administrator, with the will
nnexed. of the estate of John (Jnlhach. Jr. lain
of Wheattleid tnwnshlp, county and Htate afore,
aald, deceased, presented by Jmnes M. Jacobs,
AUlllllusirtli or 01 emu weorKii uitruus, unerased.
8. 'I he account of Phllln Huston. (Juardlan nf
Samuel Martin a minor eon ot Hamuej Martin,
late of Carroll township, county aud Htate afore
said, deceased. .
4. The llrst and tlnal account of David Itheem
and Kmmor (item. Administrators of the estate
of Jacob C. Kniil li, late of Juniata township,
county and State aforesaid, deceased.
n. x ne ii rat aim partial account or Augustus
Bonder. Adiiilsti al or of the estate of Henry Himder
late of Hve towushlK. count? aud State aforesaid.
deceased:
6. The llrst and final account of w III am Lenk.
er, Adinlnlstrntorc. t. a. of the estate ot Mary
Zenker, late ot Juniata township, county and
Stale aforesaid, deceased.
7. Thetlrst and final account of George W.
Oehr, Administrator of the estate of Harah (iehr,
late of Carroll township, county and Btate afore
said, deceased.
8. The llrst and final account nf Adam It ce.
Executor of the estate of Daniel Jtlce, late
I 'luscaroia township.couutyaiid Statu ulurcsald
eceasi-d.
II Tl.. ...nnj linvtlnl Annn.nl nf IJnn. III..
Executor ot the estate of Nicholas Jacobs, Inlc of
Tuscarora townshln. couutv aud Btate aforesaid.
deceased.
10. The supplemental account of Nicholas
Jacobs, Uuardlan of Ocorge 11. Jacobs, minor sou
of William A. Jacobs, late of Jackson township,
rianana...l 1... A.1...H Ulna l.vun,.j. ..f
ol sulci Nicholas Jacobs, deceased.
11 T n account ot Nicholas Jacobs. Dtmrdtan
of Jennie Jacobs, minor daiiKhlerof W llllaiu A.
Jacobs, late of Jackson township, deceased, by
Adam Rk-e.Kxe Mitor ot the estateot aaldNtcholas
Jacobs, deceased.
12. The acoouut of Nicholas Jacobs, Guardian
nf Ballle K. Jacobs, minor daughter of William
Jacobs, late of Jackson township, deceased, by
Aiiaui nice, r.xecuior oi lite esiaie oi saia xsicu
ulas Jacobs, deceased.
13. The first and Intended as the final account
ot Samuel P. Campbell, Administrator of the
estate of Luclnda Mcl.auKhlin, lato of Toboyno
township, county and State aforesaid, deceased.
14. 'f lie account of George Jacobs, Adminis
trator of the estate nf Susanna Uelbach, lato nf
Wheattleid township, Ferry county, deceased,
f resented by James H. Jacobs, Administ rator of
lie estate of said George Jacobs, deceased.
15. The llrst partial account of Isaac Eby,
Executor of the estate of John 8. Swarts, late ot
Jackson township, couuty aud Btate aforesaid,
deceased.
16. The first and final account ot M. II. Grubb.
and Isaac Troulinan, Executors of the estate of
Christian Grubb, late of Liverpool borough, coun
ty and mate aioresaiu, ueceaseu.
17. The first and Dual account of II. L. MaRee,
Esi., Administrator of the estate of Magdalene
Messlmer. late of Carroll township, county aud
Htate aforesaid, deceased.
in. j ne nrst anil luienuea as me unai account
of Charles K. Smith, Executor of the estate of
Caroline H. Gantt, late of the borough of Newport
county and State aforesaid, deceased.
If. x ne nrsi. ana mieiiueu as ine iiuiti iii-cuum
of Jacob Klckard, Esq , Executor of the estate of
George J. Hlieaffer, latent Tyrone township, coun
ty and Btate aforesaid, deceased.
20. The tlrst and Intended as the final account
ot Jacob Hickard, Esq., Executor ot the estate of
Mary ititter, late oi lyrone lownsiup, coumy unu
State aforesaid, deceased.
21. The llrst and tnal account ot 'William L.
Donnelly, Guardian of Clarence E. Reed, minor
son of Israel Heed, late of Center townshlp.couuty
and Btate aioresaiu, ueceasen.
22. The first and Intended as the final account
of Jonathan Wert, Guardian of Catherine Leota
(iriibh. a minor daughter of W. M. Grubb. late of
Greenwood township, countj aud Slate aforesaid
deceased.
2:1. The first and intended as tnennai account
of Jonathan Wert, Guardian of Lavlnla Bedilla
Grubb. a minor daiurliter of W. M. Grubb. late of
Greenwood township, county and Stateaforesald,
ueceaseu.
21. The first and Intended as the llnal account
of Jonathan Wert, Guardian of Araminta Grubb,
a minor daughter of w. M. uriutu, late 01 Green
wood township, county and Slate af jresald, deceased.
25. The first and Intended as the final account
of Jonathan Wert, Guardian or iemma uruub,
a minor damiliter of W. M. Grubb. late of Green
wood township, county and State aforesaid, Ue
2ti. The llrst and Intended as the final account
of Jonathan Wert. Guardian of William II. Grubb
a minor son 01 w. M. GrubD. late 01 ureenwooa
townshln. countv and State aforesaid, deceased.
27. The first and Intended as the final account
of John Grubb, Executor of the estate of Jacob
Emerlck.late of Mlllerstown borough, deceased,
presented by George Mitchell, Administrator of
saiu jonn liruou, tieceaseu.
FTk- t . . 1 Vn,,fA..an Van
cn, alio ui;uuiliit ui aiiit;i .bihuwcii, si,
guardian of Mary Foran, a minor daughter of
J'atrlck Foran, late ot Duncannon norougu, coun.
ty and State aforesaid, deceased.
mi rf... ...... A irnr,.Ban ITart
9. Alio nuvilUIHUl AUUm 1 diiiunncii,
guardian of Maggie Foran, a minor daughter ot
ratrlcK Foran, lare 01 jmncannon uorougu.
county and stale aioresaio, aeceasen.
nf). The flrstand final account of FhlllD Bosser
man and William H. Bosserman. Administrators
of the estate of William Hjsserman, late 01 New
port borough, county and State aforesaid, dee'd.
uj.u. B. ti fills tn, jteymer,
Register's OfBee,
Bloomflelil, Feb. 7,1880. j
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JJOTEL LICENSE.
WHEREAS, It is the custom In many Counties
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Jan'3Sm . Chairman.
1880.
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