THE TIMES NEW BLOOM FIELD, l'A JUNE 8, 1880.
A Sermon Hoard Eighty Miles.
On Pumliiy n wook the oliuroh of Ilov.
Tlio. K. llBoulinr, Elinlni, tea connected
with tho UaioMa and Hultcfln ollloe of
Wllllanisrimt by telophoue, and n jioitloii
if tlin kormoti .totiogmphloiilly reported .
for Uio pnpor. The wires of Hie Anwi'lcati
Uuiou Telegraph Company, under the
mniiiifrctiient of Division Operators II. H.
niiondu, of Wlllln,iifiit, and W. N.
Enstoibtook, of llinlra, were uacd, and
the prsjor, nnmniticeiiieiit of the hymn
and text were distinctly heard. Nearly
every wind of Uio speaker could be heard
la 'VYilllumiipoit dining tho amine of an
ordinary Harmon, and tlio imwlo of the or
gnu could be heard as plainly ai If it had
been only ilfteeu foet away. The ohnroh
bolls In Klmlra weio also heard In Wll
llamspoit ringing clear and distinct.
Tho only drawback to the hearing rioarly
every word uttered by Air. lleouhor was
when cars and engines were panning over
the track of tho Eilo railroad In Klmlra
and on the Northern Central, This had
the effect of drowning the sound. Othor.
wine the experiment was a aiicce, and
demonstrated that the tolcphone can be
used for hearing sermoiiH a hundred miles
away. The diatauce between William
port and Klmlra Is seventy-eight miles.
Fire In the Oil Region.
BnAPFoim, I'a., Way 01. At 8 o'clock
this evening an oil derrick located in the
heart of the city was discovered to be on
lire. In a Hash the entire rig was nblnzo
mid communicated to a tank near by con
taining one hundred and twonty-flve bar
rels. The lire running to tho top of tho
derrick, oveuty-two feet, aud burning the
tank oil, lighted up tho city, creating the
'wildest excitement among the residents.
The eutiie (lie organization was called out.
.People in the vicinity removed thoir goods,
expecting tho entire square to go. Tho
wind was still. The firemen worked as
thry never did before, aud at 0:130 had the
.llamas completely under control. The rig,
tank of oil and wareroom of Wright's
grocery store wore totally consumed Btid
two imrns partially. The lire was the
work of uu luceudinry, being tho third at
'tempt ruado within Jwo weeks. Several
days ago tho Mayor offered a Toward of
1300 for the arrest of the party. The
citizens of ill ad ford were thoroughly
frightened, ond the peril was certainly
very gvoat.
A Strange Story.
Galveston, June 1. A Nows spcoial
from Dallas says a desperate attempt at
robbery occurred near Clear Lake, Collins
couuty. A farmer uamod Bradley left
$200 received for cattle with his wife for
safe-keeping. A Btrangor asking to Btay
all night, was given a pallot on tho gal
lery. At midnight he saw two tnou, who
he supposed bolonging to the family, enter,
and hearing cries of tnurdor, be peeped
through tho blinds, aud saw a woman on
the bed with her throat cut. Snatching a
8lx-Bhootor, tho stranger sprang toward
the door and fired, killing both parties.
Mouuting a horse, be rode to the nearest
neighborhood, and, accompanied by a
party of four, returned, Mrs. Bradley
and both robbors were doad, one of whom
was shot through the heart and the other
through tho head. The robbors proved to
be Mrs. Pructt and ber daughter, the
former sixty years old and the owner of
cousideraUlo property, and having au Inde
pendent inheritance of (17,000.
Somo Good Luck.
In digging among tho ruins of his
bouse, which was destroyed by fire a fow
days ago, Bennett Baumor, of Richmond,
lud., discovered an earthen Jar, over the
mouth of which was drawn a pieoe of
parchment, and on removing this he found
a roll of bank bills amounting to (150.
The jar had evidently been bid In the
cellar, but whom it bolongs to is unknown.
A Rain of Fish In Indiana.
Kokosio, Ind., May 29. The rain
storm of Tuesday left on the farm of S.
Carpenter, near here,
fish of all sizes. Mr.
up several dozen aud
thousands of live
Carpenter picked
brought them to
town. Among them were three or four
pike, five inches long. The remainder
were bass, minnows, not over a quarter of
an inch In length. Tbey are now in an
aquarium.
Aged Ladies Murdered.
IIartfobd, Cimu., May 81. Mrs.
Maria Arrant and Mrs. Emily Chitsey,
aged w idow ladies, residing in Avon, ten
miles from Hartford, were found murder
ed late last night. No particulars have
yet been rcclved.
C3T- A singular accideut occurred near
the track of tho Whitewater Railroad,
just uoith of Connersvillo. Ind., a few
days since. Mrs. Elmendorf and daugh
ter were driving along the road parallel
with the track, when the horse became
frightened at au approaching train, and
started to run. The ladies both jumped
out of the vehicle unhurt, but the horso,
after running a few rods, and without
coming into oontaot with anything, fell
dead in the road.
km
. , i
. Note These IPriees !
Good Brown Sugar 7
Better " "8
Almost White Sugar 0
White Sugar 10
Choice Roasted Coffee 20 Cents Per Pound.
And Lots of Other Groceries at Low Prices I
I'vint at 4 Cent Ver Yd. Vriirt at a Vent per Yd.
Printout f; Vents " " liest 1'rlni S Vt. " "
And Other Styles of Dress Goods !
In FANCY (lOODtf we Imve also reoelved somo
OUKAT JiAHGAINtf. We vail speolal attention
to a lot of HII.K TIKSnt lUti cents. Knilroliprpl
LAWN TIKrt very cheap. Long Laltlm ULOVK8
iti bountiful sliadts nt IW cents. LONO L18LK
ULOVKtfln Ithiok and Colors. Choice IIOHIKKY
for Men, Women and Children, to., &o.
K3T Anvtlirr ht of LAWSS,alnn received flit week at from O
to lii eent per yard.
OUJi STOCK OF
(Jcrmnntown Yarn unci Zephyrs,
Hosiery, Gloves, Notions, &c,
Will bo Found Complete.
MORTIM ID B,
New liloomjicld, Pa.
CARLISLE CARPET HOUSE !
Annual Announcement of the Spring Opening of
CARP E T I NG-S,
Oil Cloths and Wall Papers!
BODY
BRUSSELS.
TAPESTRY
BRUSSELS,
3 PLYS.
INGRAINS,
WINDOW
SHADES,
Wn Invite the CItletis of 1'EltllY to Inspect our , CTR A W
LAUOEBlid HANDiitlMKHTOCK. 1 01
Wo are prepared tn lwwthe MOST ELEGANT
DKNlMNHaiid PATTEltNS It 1ms ever been our
prlvllegoof doing, ill
OLD PRICES,
having had a large stock on baud aud bought lie
lure tlie recent advance.
We can safely sav that our stock I the MOST
COMPLETE 111 this section nt Pennsylvania and
w. will nnt permit ourselves to be beaten III
rmouorgUAUTV.
A FULL ASSORTMENT In 1I departments,
with nil ailitltlniml line "! VHKNITUKK COVhlt
INIIS 111 llnw hllks, Cretonuun, l'liiln and Htilpcd
Hpa,&o.,&u.
Stepons & Beetem,
WALL
PAPERS. j 21 E. MAIN STREET,
Carlisle,
1880. CARPETS !
JUST RECEIVED AN IMMENSE STOCK OP
CAEPETS,
o.u cloths ajst it iros,
Ot all O rack's (or the Spring Trade the Largekt Assortment n( Uarpetn Outbids ot Philadelphia,
SA.MTJ.Ti!, ADAMS,
Opern House Carpet Store No. 31 North Third Street,
i4- HAllllISBUHG, , PENN'A.
MM,
n
HI
PERRY DAVIS &
' It
l sill s
ijgjll !
HMD flow UOOds I
Cents Per Pound.
Cents Per Pound.
Cents Per Pound.
Cents Per Pound.
Cents Per Pound.
MATTINGS
i MATTING.
OIL CLOTHS.
STAIR RODS.
MATS,
RUGS.
WALL
PAPERS.
J?en.n'jx.
12 3m
CARPETS ! 1880.
VEGETABLE
fm LiSLLUB
A PURELY VEGETABLE REMEDY
FOB liniNAl AND EITHNAl
la a rare rare for all the disease for which It Is recommended,
aud ijf always PERFECTLY SAFE in the hands
of even the most inexperienced persona.
It ts a man and quick nmnljr for COUGHS, BORE
THROAT, C1IILLH, and (imllar troubles; alTords tiutant
relief in the most malignant forms of DIPHTHERIA, and
la the best known remedy for Rheumatism and Neuralgia.
The Oldest, Boat, and Most Widely Known
Family Medicine In the World.
It baa been used with such wonderful aueeeu in all
parts of the world for C KAMI'S, CHOLERA, DIARRIUEA,
DYSENTERY, and all BOWEL COMPLAINTS that it Is
considered an unfailing cure for these diseases.
Ha8 stood the test of Forty Years' Constant
Use In all Countries and Climates.
It la RECOMMENDED by Physicians, BlUslouarUs,
Ministers, Manager of Plantations, Worlc-Shope, and
Factories, Ifursea in Hospitals in short by Eti body,
Everywhere, who has ever given it a trial.
IT IS WITHOUT A RIVAL A3 A LINIMENT.
It should always be used for Pain in the Back and Side,
and brings speedy and permanent relief in all easel of Bruise,
Oute, Sprains, Sever Burns, Scalds, eta.
No family can safely be without It. It will annually
gave many times lis cost in doctors' bills, and its prios brings it
within the reach of all. It is sold at ac, 60., and Pf
bottle, and con b obtained from all druggist.
SON, Providence, R. I.
Proprietors.
o w y c
1880. 1880.
SPUING I
What Do People Say?
THEY SAY wo have the best
mut largest stock of
CLOTHING
in tho County.
THEY SAY wo have a splendid
line of
IXIt Y OOOIH,
Very Cheap.
THEY SAY our stock of
Boots hi id Shoes
cannot bo surpassed.
THEY SAY that our styles of
OA.KPIISTS
cannot be beat.
THEY SAY we have the lam
est stock of
HATS ATSD JA Vh
in tho County.
THEY SAY wo have tho larg
est store in the County ; the
largest stock to select from ; bet
ter styles than elsewhere, and
that our prices can t be beat.
MARX DUKES
& CO'S.,
Successor to
I8IDOR SCHWARTZ,
EDY'S NEW BUILDINC,
NEWPORT, PA.
Forest and Stream,
ROD AND GUN.
A WEEKLY JOUttNAI..
Natural History, Klsli Culture, tlm protection of
(lame, preservation of Forests, and tlie liiciileii
tlon In Men and Women ot a healthy Interest In
out-uoor revreaiion auu siuay :
l'UBUSHED BY
Forest and Htream rnblhhlng Compan
AT
No. Ill FUf.TON 8T11EET, NEW YORK.
(Post OfUce Box 2832. ,
TERMS, FOUR HOLLARS A YEAR, STRICTLY
1IH AUIAItlib
Advertlsinif Rates.
Inside page, nonparlel type, 2S cents per line;
outside page, 40 vents. Hpeclal rats for three, six
and twelve months. Notices In editorial columu,
W cents per line eight words to the line, and
twnlvA linns tn one iiifih.
Advertisements should be seat In by Saturday
OI eacli weea u possiuie.
All transient advertisements must be accom
pan led with the money or they will Dot be lu
Mttrfpfl.
tio advertisements or business notice of an
Immoral character will be received on any terms.
A UDITOB'8 REPORT of Carroll twp,
WE the undersigned Auditors ot Carroll town
shin. Forrv cmmtv.Pa.. havlnir been dulv sworn
proceed to the examination ol the accounts of
Jurson Hair and George 11. Houder, late super
visors of said township for the year ending Apill
MO, 1S4U.
GEO, B. BOUDEB lu account with said townrhlp,
UR.
dross amount of duplicate .... 1127 Zt
Am't due ou lost seUlemeut... 119 62
M3
Clt.
Amount of work 1107 Hi
Printing last account ton
Personal services 80 87
Kxonorations of 1878 A 12
" 179 2 60
" on unseated land .... 14
Auditors fees. Htatlouery. etc . . 2 is
500 61
Balance due township 40 19
CARSON IIAIR In account with said township.
DR.
Gross amoant of duplicate .... 1121 44
Ain't due on last settlement .. 30 29
4.53 73
CR.
Amount of work I'M 13
Personal Hervlces 117 CO
Exonerations ot unseated land.. 460
Tax 1 44
Auditors feet. Stationery, etc ,. 2 86
553 62
Balance due Carson Hair 101 9
After a careful examination of the accounts of
Carson Hair and Geo. B Kouder, late supervisors
of Carroll townnlilp, we do report the above as
just and true, to the best ef our knowledge and
auuuy.
T. 8. McCOKT).
JOHN a HENDERSON
JOHN UAHMAN.
Carroll twp., April 20, 'W.J Auditors
Notice to (lie Crodllnia of Jacob IlUilne,
N
TIIK M ATTER t His imlltlnn of Hnlornmt
lilKliHin, AHHlyiM-), fur iiin lipintilt of tli oii
or
now to jyiti March Ptli, lwi,riile to sliowcoum
liy pntllliinnr 'should imt he illm-hargml, aiiint.
retlirimlile Bill JUMC, luso. Nnllre lo allcifd.
irs tolmaivpu of rule liyadvrrllsement In one
iWBinr iMilillslied In lh ti ty, f()r three emi.
oiitlve weeks prior to return of rule. The mod.
ns of said Jacob Klsllue at herrhy nolllli'd to
ipearliitlifl Couit of (Join uinn I'li-ns of lirv
Minly.iitlllooiiilleld. on TUrHDAV, .lune Mil',
no, and show cause. If any they hnvo. whv Hni.i.
in IilKlmiii. Asiiuiiee of snld Jacob III mine and
ilfn. almiilil It l.nl.n.-.,.l
A, II. U lit 'Hit, rrothnnnlary,
May1l,lM0.1 (Lewis Potter, All y,
Notice to the Creditor ot Matlila Hunt,
N THE MATTRn of Die petition rf Mlflmel
Dei'l'lrk. A ssllneft (fir lite fienelll f( ei-u.lli..ra
ot MaHila Hind, to tie (tlsnliaraeij from snld
trust, the fullowlnn order was made by the (Jnurti
n, ttih 1,1 njr i,, niio to snow enue
why petlthinnr lionld not be dlHclmrKed, iirsnli il
.,.,., n v yum. ,r,n'F, n ,, MT IP 1 1 l ri'U 1 1 lirS
to lie given of rule, by adverllsKinent In one news.
psner inioiisneu in me eounty, fur three weeks
in dir to return of rule, The Creditor of thnsald
Miithlii llurd are hereby notified to Rpienr III
theOourtol Oomimiii pies of Perry Oomily. at
llloiiinlleld, on TllKHDAY. June 8th. Jhno, and
show eausn why Mlclmel Derrick, ilnnee of
said Malhlas Burd should not he discharged.
a. u. uiiiihii, i'rntiMiuoiarjr.
May 11, 1IW1.1 (Iwls Potter, Att'y.
71 STATU NOTICK, Notleel hereby ly.
'J en thnt Letters nt Aitiiiliiliruii,,n nli,
esinteof Andrew J. Kurd, of llultalo township,
Perry county. Pa., deo d. have been granted to
John Poller of said lown.ililp.
All tinrsonslndebted to said estnte are requested
fo make linmeilliite payment, and tlioie having
elalms against said entate will ineseut tliem duly
autlienlicnted for settlement to
JOHN POTTER,
, , ... Administrator.
Lewi Politer, att'y. m t.
ITtSTATR NOTK-'IC-Notlcelslierebyglven
'J that hitlers testamentary on the last will
,,i ir.iniiirni t, ,:,. ,m ,ir'W,, lain OI
id testament ol Jacob llariicr, deressed, late of
m.,,,,., , T7, , j iti.,, i j, i uu, ueeil
I'fllll.l.fl III DlA lltlllerul UI1H.I fuaMlMW I. a m
ownshlp,
All mirsons Indebted tn said estates re refmeateil
to mnke Imnieillnte payment and Ihosnhavlug
clalmsto present thcmduly authenticated for set
tlement JAfJDII BAREH. Jr.,
... . , KVEiillLKNMKVKR.
W. A. Rponsler, att y. Executor.
May 3, 1110,
I.1STATR NOTK 'K.-Notlce Is hoieliy given
li tlintlel'ers of Administration ou the rotate
ol George Remoter, late of Havllle twp., perry
county, deceased, have been granted to the Under
signed residing In said towiiihlp.
All persons Indebted to raid estate are reouested
to make Immediate pnymeit' and those having
claims, to present them for settlement to
0 m;i hi It riw t r KM,
W. A. Htmnler. A It.' V. Aillllllilaraliira
t (April 20, 18H0.
pi STAT K NOPICHNotlce Is hsroby given
VJ that letters lestmiietilary on the estate of
'hlllll Llellt. lain of Cm lull Ikii.. I'errv I'n
Pa.,ilec'd..bave been erniited to theundersfgiied,
residing at H)inrniMisilal, Perry (Jnuiily, Pa.
All linrsons indebted to said estate are rennest.
ed tn iniike Immediate payment and those having
claims will present them duly authenticated for
settlement lo
JACOB MOIIT. Executor.
March 80, '80.J (Cius. H. Bmn.ay, Att'y.
-TT1STATK NO'I K'IC-Notlce Is hereby given
J'j that letters tstmentnry on the esfafe of
Harah Kline, lale of lllaln borough. Perry county,
I'a., deceased, have been granted to the under
signed residing In said place.
All persons Indebted to said estate are rnn,uet
ed to make Immediate payment and those having
claims will present them dnly authenticated for
settlement to
Wsf. A. KLINE, Executor.
W. W . Belbert att'y. Dial n, Pu,
11 6w
M
EDICAL NOTICE!
DR. 0. P. BOLLINGER,
Hiving located permanently In
NEW DL003I FIELD,
Offers his professional services to the cltlz-on of
the Borough and surrounding country.
Dr. B. has been engatted In an extensive nrnn.
tics for over 2H years. J lu has also served hi
country in me capacity oi Burgeon to the 7th
Pa. Vol. infantry during the late Rebellion,
holding his Commission lioin the then Governor
ol this Commonwealth. Ills credentials are rom
nneof the best Medical Colleges In A me ilea.
j us sucuens as a praeuiioner ol meoicine is Ho
knnwledged by recommendation from former
patrons, which are free lor Inspection at all
tunes.
IN THE TREATMENT OF
Chronic Diseases
he ha had very extensive experlence.andhascured
many hopeless caws, after years of sullerlng, and
expense Incurred In seeking relief elsewhere.
Among the many chronic complaints treated
successfully are Asthma, Bronchitis, I.arsngitis,
Hemorrhage of the Lungs, Consumption, (first
and second stages.) Heart Disease, Dyspepsia
Liver Complaint,, Melancholia, (Scrofula or King's
Evil, Hkln Diseases. Chronic Rheumatism, Goitre,
or enlargement, of the Glands of the neck. Dropsy.
Piles, chronic D)aiThaa,Cnutlpntloa ol the l!o.
els. Hick and Nervous Headache, Neuralgia,
Diseases of Females, Tumors, Kidney Diseases,
Enlarged Hpleen, Epilepsy, Deafaets, Chronic
Chills and Ague, Diabetes Mellitus, old running
ores. Tapeworms removed.
Dr. B. does not eonllne himself to any one par
ticular system of medicine. He uses all the late
Improved methods and remedles,as also Magneto.
Ulectrlo, or
Modlcul ICleetrlelty,
which I so successfully used at the present day
In many forms of nervous complaints, la the
treatment ol tlie Lungs aud air passage he uses
INHALATIONS,
which carries the medicine direct to the diseased
parts.
When an Incurable case present Itself he la
free and candid In telling the patient that be can
not cure bun, thus avoiding further expense.
In chronic ailment It Is always best for patient
to call at his office for personal examination aud
treatment, when that I practicable.
Mr Boom for the present at The Perry
House. CONSULTATION t! lit it,
Bloomfleld, May 4, IMC.
UflPCC 8end 2S cents In stamp or enrrency
nUnOC ir new UOK8K HOOK, it treat
all diseases, ha 33 line engravings showing posi
tions aasumed by sick horses, a table ni doses, a
pnni large collection of valuable recipes,
BUUIX rules for telling the ageof a horse, with
an engraving showing teeth ol each year, and a
large amount of oilier valuable horse Informa
tion. Dr. Wm. H. Hall says: MI have bought
book that I paid 15 and Ho for which I do in
like as well as I do yours." HKSD FOR A CIR
CULAR. AGENTS WANTED. B. J. KEN.
DA IX. Enosburgh Falls, Vt. 20 ly
Mr The Hook can also be had by addressing
" luz Times," New Bloomtteld, Pa.
A WEEK" In yonr town, and no eaol
lal risked. mi ean give the business)
a trial without exieae. lue best
opportunity ever onvrea lor those
willing to work. You stwuld try
nothing else until you teefor your
self what yon can do at the business
we otter. No room to explain here.
You can devote all your time or only your spare
time to the buiiuess, aud make great pay lor
every hour that yon work. Women can make a
much as men. bead for special private terms and
particulars, which we maillree. IS Outm tree.
Don't complalnnf hard times whl'e von nave such
a chance. Address U. UALLET I CO.. Port
land, Maiae. 401y