THE TIMES, NEW IJLOOM FIELD, PA., MAilCJt 10, 1880.
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PENNSYLVANIA B. UICDLS DIVISION.
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Publto Sales. Bills fur the gale of the
following described property, have been
printed at this office:
Tuesday, March 18th Isaiah T. Bruner will
ell at hi residence on the farm of Oliver
Rice, In Miller twp., near Ballysburg, hors
es, cows, fat cattle, ebotes, wagons, tlclgh,
buggy, farming; Implements and Household
and Kitchen Furniture.
March lTth. Jonathnn A. Wiseman will sell
in Penn twp., near Duncannon, horses, cow
and calf, 8 heifers, 1 bull, 8 (holes, 3 brood
sows, two wagons, and farming Implements.
Also, Turkeys, Geese, Ducks and Chickens.
March 18th. John E. Cook will sell at his
residence in Wheatfleld twp., 4 horses, 1
cow, 3 heifers, carriage, spring wagon, two
3-borse wagons, carriage tongue, band cider
press, shingle machine and Jointer, harness
and farming Implements.
March 18th, David Kelt, will sell in Ickes
burg, horses, cows, young cattle, wagon,
buggy, and farming implements.
March 20th Mary O. Pennell will sell in this
borough, at the residence of Samuel Smith,
1 chamber suit, tables, bureau, bedstoads,
chairs, cooking stove and fixtures, carpet,
wardrobe, canned fruit, apple butter and
many other articles not mentioned.
March 20th John Bpahr of Duncannon will
sell horses, wagons, farming Implements and
household and kitchen iurulture.
Monday, March 83d Andrew Bunday will sell
near Blue Ball, 1 mare, 4 cows, 1 heifer,
shotes, sheep, 3 wagons, gears, farming Im
plements and household furniture, pork,
iara, potatoes, oxc.
March 84th George J. Delancy will sell at his
.residence near Ickesburg, a lot of boushold
and kitchen furniture.
Ilrler Items.
9. Correspondents who wish their articles
published must have them in not later than Sat
urday. Letters received Monday morning scarce
ly ever get published.
The house and lot belonging to fiam'l
Hmith of this borough, has been sold by
the Assignee to J. E. J unkln Esq., for
$1550.
The tax on Writs, Wills and Deeds,
from Perry Co., as reported by the Audi
tor General, was $801.27; of Juniata Co.,
$380.78 and Cumberland Co., $084.27.
Excursions from Carlisle to all points
of the West will leave Carlisle ou March
10th and 23d,and on April 0th. Persons
taking the excursion trains on the days
named will be carried through to Kt.
Louis and very probably to Kansas City
without a single change of cars.
We take pleasure In calling attention
to the advertisement of Stephens & Bee
tern, proprietors of the Carlisle Carpet
House. There are live straightforward
business men, and are just the kind of
merchants to deal with. They have an
excellent stock to select from. If want
ing anything in their line it will be for
j our interest to call ou them.
Girl Wanted. A girl to do general
housework. Apply to John C. Wollis,
Js'ew Bloomfleld, Pa.
List of Unclaimed Letters remaining in
the post office at New Bloomfleld, Pa.,
March 8th 1880.
Edward Books. Jennie A. Jacobs,
Kamuel Sinee,- Miss Bailie It. Bmith,
John Btambaugh, Wood Bro's.
Persona calling for the above letters
please say they are advertised.
Sam'l. Koatii.P M.
Heavy Horses. Those bragging about
heavy horses may wish to know the
size of six horses owned by Mr. George
Barnett of this place. The heaviest
weighs 1554 pounds, and the lightest one
140J), the total weight of the six being
0008, an average of over 1500 pounds
each. A former six horse team he own
ed weighed 0211 pounds,so this team is a
light one for him.
Living on Root and Bugs. A corres
pondent from Henry's Valley says :
" The report printed in the Carlisle
papers of a family In this section suffer
ing for the necessities of life la entirely
without foundation. "We have some
poor people, but none who are worse off
probably than many families within
gun shot of the office of the paper which
published the sensational story of the
family living on roots and bugs. In
fact, bugs are scarce here now, while
roois are not plenty, though the root of
ail evil is 'ooked eagerly after by all of us.'
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Ths Appointments of the Evangelical
Association for the Juniata District are
as follows :
U. F. Hwengel, presiding elder.
I. Big Hprlng-J. F. HhulU.
i!. Leesburg II. W. Gross.
!l. Hngerstnwn J. M. Longsdorf.
. 4. Marysvllle Gwrge Joseph,
5. Newport and Patterson G. E. Zeh
ner. 0. Perry.- -J. M. Brader.
7. Liverpool H. W. Bduert.
8. McClure-N. Young and E. P.
Leonard.
0. Mlddleburg-C. V. Dclnlnger and
E. James.
10. Union I. M. Pines.
II. Mlilllnburg-P. C. Weldemycr.
12. Port Treverton J. W. Bentz.
13. Ceutre-B. Smith and W. II. Hart
man. 14. Brush Valley V. H. Btover.
15. Juniata L. K. Harris.
B. F. Hall, member of Marysvllle
tjuarterly conference.
J. G. M. Bweng(!l, member of Middle
burg quarterly conference.
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Bold Robbery at Camp Hill. A corres
pondent writing to the Patriot from
Camp Hill, Cumberland county, two
miles west of the Harrlsburg bridge,
under date of March 8, says :
" On Saturday afternoon between the
hours of four and live o'clock the dwell
ing house of J. L. Ileyd, was entered
by some unknown person or persons,
and three of the rooms on the second
floor were ransacked. In one of the
rooms wbb a bureau containing a tin box
from which a number of valuable papers
were taken, and scattered promiscuous
ly over the floor. Our informant could
not Btate the precise amount or value of
the missing papers. From the second
room there was a pocketbook taken,
with some bank notes in It ; also a silver
watch, and all the keys belonging to
Mr. Ileyd. In the third room occupied
by Mr. Levi Coover, brother-in-law of
Mr. Heyd there is a wardrobe, the
doors of which were opened, the clothes
taken down and the drawers below op
ened,in one of which was a tin box con
taining all his papers, some gold coin,
which was taken. The presumption is
that the entrance was made by the front,
which was open at the time the family
being at supper the hour being about
4:30 p. m. The papers are of no value
to any one but to the parties to whom
they belong and some of them are of
great value to the owner. The return of
all,or any of the property to J. L. Heyd
or Levi Coover, will be reasonably re
warded. The discovery of the robbery
was not made until about eight o'clock
on the evening of the same day."
For Tub Times.
The Historical Tree A Mistaken Idea.
fTMit. EuiTon : We noticed an article
in your paper not long since, concerning
a historical tree in the " Narrows," near
Concord, that this tree is the corner of
four counties. We have heard it said
when a boy. (though we are not very
large yet.) that this tree In the Concord
" Narrows," was a "corner post" of the
counties of Perry, Franklin, Juniata
and Huntingdon, and we were willing
then to swallow the story without fur
ther investigation, until within a few
years. We now refuse to swallow that
hash, as it is altogether too thin. While
teaching school near Concord, in 18745
we Inquired about this tree, and we were
told quite a different story by those who
ought to know. The Hue between
Franklin and Perry crosses Horse Val
ley about two miles east of Concord, and
extends in a straight line, north, up to
the top of the Tuscarora Mountain. It
is fully two miles from the north west
corner of Perry county to this tree in
the Concord " Narrows. " If the readers
of your paper do not believe this, let
themtxatnlne a map of Pennsylvania,
containing the counties and see for
themselves. Anon.
Cumberland County. We copy the fol
lowing, from the Cumberland papers
of last week :
Hon. John McCurdy died last week
at his residence in Bhippensburg, at an
advanced age.
Capt. Ercurius Beatty died at his resl
dence on West Main street on Monday
the 8th Inst., aged about 01 years, Mr.
Beatty has been a resident of Carlisle
for 35 years and at one .time owned and
edited the Carlisle Herald.
A meeting of the agricultural society
was held in the court house on Tuesday
of last week. The 28th, 20'th and 30th
days of September and October 1st were
named for holding the next fair.
A fire In the press room of the Valley
Sentinel office at an early hour on Sun
day morning, called forth the firemen
and citizens in a short time. It is sup
posed that the Are originated from a
spark fulling out of the ash pan on the
floor, as they had been using the press
the night previous. The flames were
extinguished in a few moments. We
are glad to learn that Bro. Pelier's loss
is light, and that it is fully insured in
the Watertown of New York.
Last Wednesday night, about half
past eleven o'clock, flames were discov
ered issuing from the roof of a brick
smoke bouse, belonging to the Misses
Ilichison, corner of Pitt and Louther
streets. As usual our firemen were
promptly on the ground, and in a short
time succeeded in extinguishing the
flames. The smoke-house had been
leased by Cyrus Nlckey who smoked
meat by contract, and there was a con-'
siderable quantity of it In the place at
the time, all of which was destroyed.
Church Notices.
Presbyterian Church Preaching at
11 A. M., and 7 P. M. Babbath School
at 01 A. M. Prayer meeting on Wednes
day evening at 7 o'clock.
Preaching in the. Reformed church
next Sunday, at 10t o'clock A. M. Pray,
er meeting Tuesday evening.
iunlata County. We copy the follow
Ing from the Juniata county papers of
last' week.
Mr. Solomon Hertaler, one of Port
Hnynl's oldest and most highly respect
ed citizens, died of pneumonia, about 7
o'clock on Tuesday evening, March 2,
1880, after an Illness of two weeks.
On Saturday Inst, Benjamin Harris, a
resident of Port Boyal, who engaged in
quarrying limestone in the vicinity of
Thnnipsiiutnwn, met with a fatal acci
dent. A blast exploded prematurely,
tearing ofTthe upper part of his face and
front jart of the skull. Ills death was
almost Instantaneous.
One night last week the smoke house
of Kurtz KaulHnan was visited and two
hams and two shoulders stolen there
from. As there were several other hatni
and shoulders and sides In the smoke
house, aggregating some 800 pounds
weight, the thelf, or t helves were cer
tainly very considerate In tariffing the
lot so lightly. Mr. K. 1b bo grateful to
him or them that he offers, if he or they
call upon him, he will make him or
them a present of a ham, and ask no
iiestlons as to their depredation, nor
give them any trouble on account of the
same,
Reiorled hy vita. H. Smiley, ftj.
Court Proceedings. At the March terra
of the Orphans' and Argument Court
which began on Tuesday the 0th Inst.,
the following business was transacted.
COMMON PLEAS.
The account of Wm. Lodge, Assignee of M.
Bitting A Bon was confirmed and Lewis Pnttcr
appoluted Auditor to make distribution. M'Al
llster, att'y.
The account of A. B. Clousor, Assignee of
Wm. Holmes was confirmed and (Jalvlti Nell
son appointed Auditor to make distribution.
W. 11. Bponsler, att'y.
Bale of a tract of land in Carroll twp,, by C.
Stond'cr Assignee of Levi Bweger to Martlu
Mickey for (filliO, confirmed. Market, att'y.
Bale of a house and lot in Borough of Bloom
fleld by lion. Wm. Orlcr and J. VY. Uantt,
Assignees of Bamuel Smith to J. E. Junkln,
Esq., for 1500, confirmed. W. II. Bponsler,
attfy
Bale of real estate of Lewis fllintlen, As
signee of Don J. Long, Br. to Geo. E. Beaver for
J1H0D, confirmed. M'lntlre, att'y.
Ordor of sale granted to J. T. Robinson,
Assignee of W. II. Kauirman to sell a tract of
land in Madison twp., containing B3 acres.
Bmlley, att'y.
Urder of tale granted to Wm. Lodge, As
signee of Michael Bitting to sell real estate.
M' A Ulster, att'y.
Plurles Urder of sale granted to Wm. Blaln,
Assignee of James Barclay to sell real estate.
Potter, Btt'y.
Kule granted on M. Peters' creditors to show
cause why John llemperly his committee
should not be discharged. M'Alllster att'y.
Robert Yohn for use of W. li. Mlntck vs. J.
M. Welbley, an order was Issued directing the
BherlfT to tell the personal property levied on,
and an Issue was formed to try the title of J.
11.(4. Klutor to a portion of the property claim
ed by him. Potter for pi IT. Bponsler for deft.
People's Bank of Newport vs. Wm. Fotiel
man and D. Mc. Kerr. This was an appeal
from the Docket of Geo. W. Zlnn, Esq., in
which a Judgment of non suit had been entered
and a rule wat granted upon doft's. to show
cause why it should not be relnttated upon the
records. Potter for pin. Bmlley for deft.
Catherine, Mary, and Elisabeth Miller vs. J.
II. Irvln cashier, Ac. It will be remembered
tlmt a special verdict had been fonnd by the
Jury In this case a t a former term of the Court
and the opinion of the Conrt was reserved upon
a question of law. An opinion was filed by
hit Honor Judge Junkln and Judgment direct
ed to be entered for the dolt. Barnett for pltr.
Bponsler for deft.
Margaret Fry vs. Wm. Marshall. A rule
had been granted upon an application to ttay
execution perpetually as against the real estate
of Elizabeth M'Donald. Argued and held
over. Bpontler for pi IT. Barnett and Potter
for deft.
Jacob Bhelblcy vs. Levi Stincbcrger and John
R. Boden. Rnlo for appropriation of proceeds
of BherlfT! tale of personal property of Levi
Btlneberger. Amot K. Smith the landlord
claimed one year's rent ordered that $100, of
tuc proceeas do applied totue rent. M'lntlre
for Smith, Market for pill'. Bponsler for deft.
Samuel C. Grlor vs. James C. Bkllos. Kule
for appropriation of proceedi of Bb or lift tale
of personal property. Ordor that the money
In Lands of the BhurlfT bo applied to the execu
tions In hit hands against deft. In their order.
Bponslor for plff. Potter for deft.
Henry Cooper Adm'r. of W. H.Cooper dee'd.
pill, in Error vs. Alfred Burtnett (left, in Error.
Certiorari to Jno. F. Wlngort, Esq., to remove
firoceedlngs had before him. Execution issued
n this case by Justice. This case eet aside
and Judgment reversed. Junkln for plff. in
error.
Jno. Boylct Adm'r. dec. vt. Geo. W. Burd.
Motion for a new trial. New trial refused and
Judgment upon verdict directed to be entered
for plff. without costs. Bpontler for plff. Bar
nett for deft.
Goo. W. Jacoby vt. Bamuel Tinas et al. In
this case an attachment execution had been
issued. Kule granted to show cause why In
terrogatories should not be filed, or in default
thereof attachment quashed. Potter att'y.
Josoph B. Llghtner vs. Sarah J. Meadath
and Jesse Meadath. An execution had been
Issued by plff. against deft'a. and stayed until
the 10th of March 18S0. Btay of execution
dissolved and BherlfT directed to proceed with
the execution of the writ." W. II. Bponsler for
plff. Bmlley for deft.
MISCELLANEOUS.
' Inquisition tu lunacy awarded on Martha
M'llbenny. Bponsler att'y.
In the case of Wm. M'Coy vs. John Dixon,
action in ejectment, the name of Elizabeth
Jones the present claimant of the land in dis
pute was substituted at deft. Bmlley att'y.
H. D. Russell of New Haven , Ct., admitted to
practice law In the several Courts of Perry
county upon certificate, on motion of C. A.
Barnett, Esq.
Deed Poll of Sheriff Gray to Augustus Dinger
for lands told at the property of Isaac Carl,
acknowledged In open court.
Rule grauted upon Samuel Daniels to tbow
cause why satisfaction on Judgment No. 2S9
April T. 1870 should not be ttrlcken off and
John K. Logan substituted as plff. Potter
att'y.
Report of C. H. Bmlley, Auditor to ascertain
debts of estate of John M. Zeigler a lunatic,
filed.
Charles Jenstemaker wat appointed tlp-tUff
in lieu of Thos. Butch, Jr., who had resigned.
In the catet In which the People't Freight
Railway it plff., and the following named par
tly are deft'a. viz i Peter Llghtner, Henry
Klnesmlth, Peter Long, Bamuel Bpotte, Henry
Kepner, Bamnel P. Llghtner, Geo. Kern, Jot.
B. Llghtner and Andrew Loy, it wat directed
that a change of venue be tuken to Mlfllln Co.
1 beee teveral caaet will therefore be tried at
Lewlttown, at the expense of Perry county
however, at tome future time to be designated
hereafter. Bponsler and Junkln. for plff.
Barnett and M'lntlre contra.
Kule granted ou Jamet Whltmer to show
eanse why he should not be compelled to hrlng
an action of ejectment for certain real estate
claimed by htm under a Sheriff's sale at the
property of Kirk Haines dee'd. W. If. Bpons
lor and M'lntlre for petitioners. Bponsler and
Barnett contra.
In the case staled between Goo. Bpahr and
John Banderton't Kxecutnn an elaborate
opinion was read br Judge Junkln. The fol
lowing facts were Invoked and were nut dls
puled, and therefore the case wat argued tome
time since upon IU legal status. On ths Kith
April, 1K74, John Sanderson, tinea deceased,
entered Into an article of agreement with Geo.
Bpahr by which he wat to convey to the latter
a certain lot of ground, designated by certain
boundaries, lying In the vicinity of Bloomfleld
and supposed to contain about teven acres, for
the consideration of iro, per acre An expe
rienced surveyor ran the tinea and reported the
amount of land at nine aeret and 100 perches.
Thlt report of the surveyor wtt accepted, the
land paid for and the deed delivered. After
the death of Sanderson It waa discovered that
the real amount of land wat but teven acres
and ian perches, and the plff. brought suit to
recover back the money paid for the deficiency
In the land. Having been an executed con
tract after delivery of the deed without any
stipulations for the correction of errors, his
Honor decided that In the legal aspect of the
case there could be no recOvory and directed
Judgment to he entered In favor of deft. M'ln
tlre for plff. Smiley for deft.
(jtMKTKR SESSIOSS. '
Hotel license of Jesse I,, (lanff, of Newport
Tinnmh. dee'd., transferred to John 0. Uantt.
Junkln Ally.
At the late election In Carroll twp., ths two can
didates (or constable had a lie vote. Mistakes on
the part of Kleetlon OMleers having been allefC'd
a heal Ing of I he caoe was fixed for Monday Die li
day of March, IHHO, at 111 o'clock, A. M.. and
nnfprn wai directed to Ikiik to the Kleetlon
Olllcer requiring them to produce the ballot box
iwnlnlhlng the votes cast at that election, at the
time designated. Junkln Ally.
In the matter of the report of the viewers to
View, widen and straighten, a public road, leading
from lltady't Hollow to pubHo road from Newport
to Montgomery's Kerry, the Court continued the
resort of the viewers nM and ordered that the
rond be opened lo the width of 80 instead of 33
feet.
0,riuB' count.
(luardian Appointment.
William It. Hall, Guardian nf two minor chil
dren of Meredith Darlington, dee'd. Bmlley
Attorney.
Wilson Darlington, fluardlnn of one of the min
or children of Meredith Darlington dee'd. Bml
ley Atty.
James llockenberry, Ouardlan of Adareen
noekenherry, minor dauiiliter of J. T. Ilocken
lirry, ilco'd., In lieu of bol. Uulsliall. Bponsler
Attorney.
lir.nl JCntale.
Private sale of a tract of woodland In Carroll
twp., sold by Amos Poulk, Admr. ic, of John
Kimlk, dee'd,, to John (Jormiuii for 110, confirmed.
Liil'fer Atty.
Halo ota house and lot of ground In Carroll
twp., by John H. ltlehey and rtarali Fleming, Ad
ministrator of Margaret Fleming, dee'd., tollavld
Bweger, for Wl coullrmed. Huiiley Atty.
Hale of a house and lot ot ground In Liverpool
Borough, subject to a mortgage, to Geo. O. Buvder,
Esq., for tm
Also mother lot of ground In Liverpool Itoro',
to Levi W. Hamilton, K?u.. fur 121.0). by Zach. T.
hhuler, Kxecutor, tic, of lion. Jos. Bhuler, dee'd.,
coullrmed. Melntlre Atty.
Inquisition upon real esiato of James Glbbens,
lute of ltye twp., dee'd., continued. Bponsler
Attorney.
Urder of sale granted to Ramuci Brown. Execu
tor, Sic., ot Joseph Barge, dee'd., to sell a tract of
laud In Center twp,, containing 89 acres, Junkln
Attorney.
Order or sale granted to Ellis Nlckey .'Adminis
tratrix of the eniate of Kebpcca Derrick, late of
Cumberland (Jo., dee'd., to sell a tract of land In
Spring two., containing 6 acres and 40 perches.
Junkln Atty.
Inquisition awarded on real estate of Lawrence
Gross, late of Duncannon Borough, dee'd., and
John 8. Koose. Wm. J. Hlwart. Hr.. and Bamnel
Shelter, appointed commissioners by consent of
me inrutn in iinen-nt. mtoiinier ATX).
David llenfrr. Edward (J. Uault .and John Hln
pie, appointed appraisers of the real estate ot
lacuD ronenoaugn, laieoi jtyetwp., in accorn.
slice wllh the provisions ol the last will and testa,
nient. Bmlley Att'y.
MISCELLANEOUS.
A decree was made authorizing Levi Hmlth,
(iuaruian oi wm. i routman, to pay interest on
his wards money to Mrs. Margaret Fry, annually,
to be appropriated (or wards education. Bpon
sler attorney.
Answer of Henry Couch and Kate M. Brlner,
Executors of Andrew Hrlner. deceased, to ruin
granted upon them, to show cause why real estate
should not he sold, Hied and rule continued. Mc
lntire, attorney.
Kule granted on Samuel L. Itlce and Wm. Itlce,
Administrators of Zuchariali Idee, dee'd., to show
cause Khy balance of his widow's statutory allow
ance of iliiO. should not be uaid nresentlv.and the
executors directed to advance tro thereof, before
he hearing of rule. Hpoiisiir and Hmlley, attys.
Rule granted on Wm. H. Hostetter, Kxecutor,
&e..of Leah Hostetter, dee'd.. to show cause why
he should not give security as such Executor. v.
li.nponsier, attorney.
Henort of J. 0. M'Alllster. Auditor tn stnte) nn
count In estate of Henry Ayle, late of Centre twp.,
lteunrt of Calvin Nellson. Auditor to determine
exceptions Died to account of O. H. Toomey and
r.miinuci jooiney, r.iecuiors oi jienry loomey,
dee'd.. was tiled.
Report of Wm.Orr, Auditor to pass upon excep
tions bled to account of Dr. J. R Hlnger and Henry
Hmlth, Fxpcutnn,t'C, of Jno Wooduiansee, late of
Newport borough, dee'd.. flled.
Report of C J. T. Mclntire. En.. Auditor to
pass upon e xceplloHt to account of C. li. Keeder,
audi xoi tniaieoi mias i rosite, uec a.
Kule eranled noon Hamiiel F. Oainnlell. adm'r..
of I.iicinda McLaughlin, dee'd , to show eausnwliy
nmiuriiiHiion oi ins account snouia notjwrevoK
ed. Mclntire. attv.
Continuation of account or Wm. L. Donnelly,
Guardian nf Clarence K. Iteed. held under advise
ment ui(iii tne an oi marcn, imi, jsi netl, atty.
In the matter or the executions, tiled to there.
port of U. J. T. Mclntire. Auditor to pass upon
exceptions filed to account of Kamuel Potter.Guar
dian of rlllas K. Potter's minor children presented
Im M Vn iif,,au..fi AH.t,' .f Uomuul tt. ..M
argument was heard and the opinion of the court
was rserveo. nponsier ana finuey, lor except'
ants. Harnett and Potter, contra.
In the mutter of rule noon uuardlansand eiecn
tors In estate of David Wentel. ilee'il.. tn show
cause why widow should not be permitted to take
Baiusi, i no v io, ana answer naving oeen nieo,
the whole mai ler was submit ten to Judge Junkln
lor decision, beiuert, lor rule, liarnett, for estate.
To Teachers.
Any teachers who have not received blanka
for statistical report! to be forwarded to me at
the clote of the term, will please notify me by
postal card.
The variety and excellence of pupils work
proposed for our local Institute thlt winter,
and the beneficial result! derived from these
displays are strong reatont for deciding that
mo exhibition or work pre posed oy pnput
thould be a special feature of our next county
institute, and I suggest that credible work
proposed during the last months of the present
term be preserved for exhibition next year.
8. B. Fahnihtock, Co., Sup't.
Duncannon, March 11, 1880.
Notice. A special meeting of the
members of "The Pennsylvania Mutual
aid Boclety of Newport," Pa., to vote
upon certain amendments to the Char
ter ana wy-ijaws or said (Society, will be
held at " Miller's Hotel" Newiort, Ter
ry Co., Pa., on T1IUKSDAY, April 7th
isnu, Deiween inennurs or 3 and 6 i . n
By order of the Board,
8. W. Fleming, Bec'y
12 St
Notice to Farmer. Kunkel the Photo
grapher, takes twelve niiely finished
Photographs for fifty cents in Mr. Hack
ett's Building, Ceutre rViuare, Bloom
field, Pa.
Four large Tintypes for twenty-five
cents, at Kuukel's Gallery.
Drm Making In Duncannon.
Miss C. Dnnlels tins miened a Dress
Mnklng Boom in Mr. Henry Htevenson'n
tailor shop, (up stairs) and hopes tho
unites or tins towr
va and vicinity will glvo
her a call.
Duncannon, Feb. 11, 1W0.
-A. CARD,
To all who are luflorlng from the errors and
indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness.
early decay, lost of manhood, Ac, 1 will send
a recipe that will curs you, fhrh or oiiahoh.
This great remedy was discovered by a mis
sionary In South America. Bend a self-addressed
envelope to the Rev. Joseph T. Inman,
elation u, new xora uuy. n o ly.
Connty Price Current.
BLOOnrisi.D, March 15, I'M.
Flax-Heed , a,
I'otatoet 40
Butter ft pound IDtflf)
Egga V dozen 10 "
Dried Apples pound 4 cts"
Dried reaches , l0OI2efa.ft
NKWl'OUT MAIIKKTB,
nawpoiiT, March 13, IBM.
Flour, Extra 16.00
' Super S.V
Whits Wheat V bush 1 30
lied Wheat 1 to
Rye SOOM
Corn 44 044
Oats V 82 pounds 40Q 40
Clover Seed per pound A06Hcents
Timothy Seed...... 2 00
Flaxseed........... 100
Potatoes,.... l'fr
Bacon,,. , 6O0-
Lard 7 cents
Hams , , cents.
Ground Alum Halt,... 1 0OQ1 00
Llmsburner'a Coal II no 0 1 2ft
Stove Coal 4 IS O tQ,
res Coal 1 2
Buckwheat Coal 12 00
Gordon'a Food per Back ...12 00
CARLISLE PRODUCE MARKET.
COHRBOTSD WtBKXT.
WOODWARD ft BOMB.
CAHUSL1, March 12, 1M0.
Family Flour I8 60
Superfine Flour , 4 2
White Wheat, new jr
Red Wheat.new 1 87-'
Rye TO
Corn, (new) , 48
Oats 40
Cloverseed, 4.0OA4.0O'
Timothyseed .... 1 so
Flax Seed II 25
G. A. Bait,, II 20
Fine do 1 w
Philadelphia Troduee Market.
Pihladklpiiia. March 13, Iftta
Flour unsettled ; extras is, 2r,S 60 1 Pennsyl.
vanla family, r.00Oir,a7 Minnesota do,, Ift.OuO
t&M; patent and high grades. ttj.50U7.00
Rye flour, ft 2.E3.25.
Cornmeal. 12.50.
Wheat, red, 14401411 amber, 116 O H6s white.
14AI40.
Corn yellow, 6549.7).! mlxed.fS4Jfi0o.
Oats quiets Pennsylvania and western white,
46ft tea. : western mlxed,47t47.
ItyeWaiOo.
KWnBNnEHFKB Snopi! On the 11th Inst, at.
this place, by Rev. J. Edgar, Amos Kochenderfer
of Ravllle twp., to Mary C. Bhope of Madison tw,i.
this county.
Woitr SMti.cr On the 11th Inst., at Shot
mansdale, by Rev. S. A. Davenport. Jas. While of
the Cove to Miss Jennie Bmlley ot Bhermansdale
IIarhiiart SiisiKER On the 25tli ult., by Rev.
M. C. riper, B. E. liarnhart to Miss S. M. Hlicare.-.
Bhitcmbr Oksr In Wain, by Rev, F. 8. Liu
daman, Philip Urltcberto Annie (Jeer.
Krsemer-Kif.lt On ths 11th Inst., at thu
bride's residence. In Millerstown, bv ltov.W. II.
Logan, T. J. Kremer to MyraKKeely of tamo
place.
LonAunn Willow On the 10th' Inst., at the
residence of the bride's parents. In Centre Hall,
Centre counly.Pa.. by Kev. ,1. W. Cnrrln, H.T. I.o
bauich of Newport, to Mist Vlrgie C. youngest
daughter of Michael Willow.
Neidioh Henht On the 4th Inst., by Thos.
Molllt, Esq., In Doubling Cap, Wm. D. lieidlgh to
Mary J. Henry, both of Jackson twp.
Siiiji.i, Bwartz On the 2d Inst., by Rev. F. 8.
Llndaman, Lewi Bbull to Katie N. B'wartz, both
of near Ickesburg.
DEATHS.
Taylor On the 4th Inst., Mrs. France Taylor,
wife of eo Taylor, of Milleratown.aged 37 years,
1 month and 18 days.
Keioler On the Sth Inst., near llertly Switch,
hid., Mary Ann Zelgler. wile of J. W. Zehjler,
aged 61 years, 11 months and S days. The dee'd
was formerly of Raccoon Valley, thlt county.
ESTATE WOT ICE. Notice Is hereby giv
en, that Letters of Administration on tiift
estate of David ilb, late of Marysviile, ferry
county. Pa. .deceased, have been grauted to ths
undersigned, residing Inthesame plaie.
All persons indebted to ld estate are requested
to make payment, and those having claims win
present them duly authenticated to the under
tiKued for settlement without delay.
HAMCKLO. (JfclB, Administrator.
March 16, lta Cuas. II. Hmilkv. Att'y
JJOTEL LICENSE. .
WHEREAS, it it the custom In many Count le
of this Commonwealth, to publish the applica
tions for license, with the names of those persons
endorsing them, and the bondsmen and tne own
ers of the property. And whereas, the last Con
vention of the Perry County Cbrlstiau Temper
ance Association parsed a resolution, ordering
the Kxecutive Committee to publish the same,
this Is to Inform all persons Interested, that tlw
said names will be published before or about tbo
llrst week in April of each year.
By order of the iUtxulive Committee.
JOHN S1IEATS.
Jaul3 3m Chairman.
B
L00MFIELD ACADEMY.
The next regular terra of this Institution l.
gins MARCH itn, 1nJ.
Pull preparation, elalcal or otherwise. Is give t
for any college male or lemale ilher lor Pre&h
man or Sophomore year.
A thorough course Is provided for teachers, an 1
the option is given of selecting one or two of th
biaher studies.
Prof. J. C. Miller will have charge ot the Pen
lnaiMhlp and business courses.
Music, Drawing and Patutiug.
Philosophical and Chemical apparatus for the
study of the iiatural (sciences. Literary Kucieiy,
Library.
ritudents are at all times nnder the supervlsioa
of the Principal and their progress and conduct
noted on their weekly reports.
board i iii!. If in aili umt, ticO per week, other
wise, r5: Tuition from 60 ceuu to 41. Co per
vevk. tu a''rrinc4i.
t or lurtlier Information, address.
J. R. PLit KIMiKK. A. B., Principal,
or M. liuiKH, Proprietor.
V 7m. hew likwmaeid. Fa.