8
THE TIMES, NEW BLOOMFIELD, TA. MAllCIl 15, 1881.
A York County Village Stirred Up.
York, Mnroh 0. A man turned Carson,
Dnkl tn le A iCHlilont of lialtlmoio, Mil.,
iiuil an agent for a patent mtirliRiiifr, ma
oblue, wan Hhot mid wounded on Bittuidny
nfterunaa Inst nt Glen Hock, this county,
and la now in a dangerous condition.
'arson wnsalTooted with tlie hallucination
that some person jwas following him for the
purpose of taking bis Ufa. lie got olT the
train ou Saturday evening at Glen Hook,
after be had attracted considerable atten
tion by hM nervous actions, and at once
dlstui bud the quiet of the little village
by shooting and threatening every one he
met with death. lie demanded admission
to the houso of a man named 01 p, who re
fused, when be shot through the lock and
admitted himself. Several parties In the
bouse strove to put him out, but being
armed with a large pistol and knife, be
kept tliera at bay, passed up through the
bouse and out on the roof, where he sat
for some time keeping up a lively lire up
on every quarter where a poison was vis
ible; A gun loaded heavily with shot was
discbaigod at bliu iu bis elevated position
which disabled him, and bo was according
ly captured, and bis wounds, it is feared,
are mortal. The young man is well con
nected iu Baltimoro, aud at times has
evinced evldencos of insanity, produced, it
is thought, by excessive use of drink. -
liono of the inhabitants of Olen Hock
were severely hurt by Carson, whose pecul
iar and dangerous actions produced the
greatest sensation the little town has ever
had.
A Plucky Girl.
Miss Bailie II. Barnard, of Keunet
(Square, duriug the sleighing was out driv
ing on the Longwood road where she bad
no trouble iu upsetting iu the drift.
When the bad got the sleigh righted and
bad almost reached home, she discovered
that she had left her whip, a new one, 1j.
ing iu the road. She turned back and had
almost reached the' scene of her accident
when she met a man with her whip in the
socket of bis wagon. She stopped him
aud told him that it was her whip, but
the man denied it aud started on. Miss
Bernard called to a man by the roadside to
stop the team which he did and she repeat
ed ber demand for the whip, and the man
on foot called attention to the half worn
whip lying in the bottom of the wagon
while the new one waved from the socket,
but the man again drove on. Miss Bar
nard followed bim and passing him drove
on to John Miller's where the drifts were
deep and the track narrow. She turned
ber horse across the road and waited for
the enemy. lie soon came up and order
ed ber to clear the way, but she refused to
budge until she should get her whip. The
man threatened to drive over ber but she
dared hi m to do it, and settling herself in
her buffalo robe prepared to freeze him
out or wait for reinforcements, she baving
assured mm tuat she would tell her story
to the first traveller who should come
along. The man waited until he began to
feel as though icicles were being poked
down his back when be grudgingly banded
out the whip whereupon, Miss Barnard
cleared the way and drove home triumph
ant.
Buried Alive.
From Bucbarist there comes a remarka
ble story illustrating an occurrence which,
it is to be feared is too often the case, and
for which there is no remedy except legis
lation of a proper character. A young
lady died of small-pox, and according to
the sanitary laws of Roumania she was
buried at once. As she bad been recently
betrothed the presents of ber lover were
buried with her, according to the Rou
manian custom. These presents consisted
of jewels and tbey excited the cupidity of
tlfree robbers, who went to the grave at
night aad dug up the coffin. When it
was opened oue of the robbers was afraid
to touch the corpse, whereat bis fellows
jeered at him. At this he gave the head
of the corpse a sound cuffing and let it drop.
At the next instant the dead woman arose
ahd said, "Don't kill me, I beg you."
Naturally the robbers fled and tbe unfor
tuuate girl arose and, crawling from her
grave, went borne and was received with
mingled terror and joy.
Romance in Georgia.
Tbiee years ago a young couple of
f-mmtor county were engaged to be mar-
lied. Tbe day was set, license bought,
the guests invited and a Justice of the
Peace on hand to tie the not, but true love
sometimes bas "ketches and kinks" that
mars the smoothness of its course. It was
m in this case. The bride-elect smelt
liquor on the breath of her lover and broke
with him then and there. To propitiate
the assembled friends two other lovers
arose and were married. The rejected
young man left tbe State. A short while
back be returned, found his loved one true
to ber old love, awaiting bis return in a
sober and manly condition, renewed his
proposals, aud tbe two were united at tbe
Barlow House, in this city, on the tenth of
this month.
ty Governor Blackburn of Kentucky,
recently issned oue hundred and fifty par
dons in one day, and followed it up the
next day by sending out one bundsed and
fifty more. Tbey were of psrsons convio-
ted of "regulating" which is a Kentucky
revival of Ku-Kluxlsm.
OUR PUZZLE DRAWEE,.
t ONDUCTKD I1Y PBNN LYNN.
Orlclnnl cniitrlliiitlons are solicited from nil.
for this department.. All cnnlrlhiitlon. answer.
a ml nil mm irr Intended for this dcpartneiit must
ne an ii l essen to
T. W. BIMl'KllS, .Tn ,
Cheltenham, Pa.
VOL. 1.
NO. VI
I. Enigma.
The whole of 7 letters, Is a game at domi
noes.
Thn 1. 9. ft. la a ffrlnklttv vncanl .
The 4, 6, (I, Is a beverage.
Thn I. 3. 7. V a H la tn think iWr.lv.
Allegheny City, Pa. " Smokt Citt."
2. Transposed Square.
Words of the follnwlnir mnnnlnir. If rlelitlv
transposed, will form a perfect square.
l. a small noiiow.,
a. An ancient English officer of Justice.
8. A weathercock.
4.. Part of a lock.
Danlmry, Conn. " Nutmro."
3. Charade.
Go whore you will, on this oartti holow,
O'er Afrlc's sands or Greenland's snow,
I dare say yon will never And
A friend more constant, more true and kind
Than tho.flm 11 ever so poor.
If o'er the sea In ttcontl you go,
When storm-clouds rise and loud winds oiow,
She, on bended knee, the long ulelil through
Doth Bray the Father to wateh o'ur you,
And brine you Benin to her door.
Or, If to the city you should stray,
Where Mammon and third hold their sway,
Bhe prays to Ood to keep her eulld,
That be to sin be not beguiled,
But pure return to his home.
First, second, third, If you find, will name
A prophetess of world-wide fame
Who told, though strange It seem to you,
In eighty-one, she vowed It true,
The end of the world would come.
West Bethel, Me. "ENeusri Bot."
4. Diamond.
1. A letter.
3. To bear.
3. An animal.
4. A riser Iu the morning.
.1. A genus of plants.
0. The outer coat of nucleus of the
ovule of a plant.
7. The affections.
8. A plant.
0. A letter.
Philadelphia, Pa. "Pint, A. DBi.rnr."
t3f"A book for first correct solution.
5. Rebus,
s
100
500
Danbury, Conn. "Nutmeg."
The "little lllrt," for Drst correct solution.
t3FAnswers in three weeks.
Prizes.
For 1st complete list, this paper 3 months.
For 2nd beet list, the same two months. For
8d best list, ten Amateur Papers.
Prize Winners.
Vol. 1. No. 6. Mo answers received.
Chat!
"Phil A. Delpbt :" We were very clad to
hear from you. We wish your Philadelphia
friends would follow your example. Come
often with answers and pussies.
'English Bor !" Wny we thought you bad
forgotten us, but are pleased to find that
thoughts sometimes go the contrary. Sorry to
bear of your HI health. Hope it win improve.
Please send answers as well as puzzles.
bmory Citt i Please try to make your
puzzles a little more difficult. Bend ub a large
"batch" from which we can pick.
"uus:" we nave done as requested. Please
note the contents of the letter we wrote you,
and send us the results.
Readers, we would call special attention to
the "Call" given below. We hope all our
puzzling mends win send their names, nom
deplume, and addresses as soon as possible to
tbe publisher or the Directory.
A Call.
All puzzlers are earnestly requested to send
me their nom de plume, name, and address for
publication in a new "ruzziers Directory
Write plainly and address
A. U. UBUHLKY,
Waterloo, Ind.
Puzzledom.
It may be Interesting for our friends to know
that tbe puzzlers of Pennsylvania met on the
22d of February and organized a "Pjtzzlers
League." competent olucers were elected and
an excellent constitution adopted. Tbe next
place of meeting Is to be at Ilarrlsbureln Julv
A paper'under the excellent management of
IS. U. male, or Philadelphia, is to be started,
and bids fair to be the best puzzle paper ever
issued. We hope this orglnlzatlon will not
follow tbe steps of the National, and disgrace
the cause as it oy its silence nas done.
MUliiHrPUTrOKM VAMILt
HOA1JC Welstiluptoa61ba. Ratall
price, 1.60, Termsaurpriie AienU.
3
Peter Henderson's
COMBINED CATALOGUE OF
MS
Will U llalltd Free to all who opp'jl t
Letter.
An ItTMrlniiintal flronnda fn
which we test our Vegetable and
Flower ftjeeda are moat complete),
and our Ureenlioueu for Flame
(covering 3 acre In class), sure
the largest to America.
PETER HENDERSON & CO.
SS Cortlandt Street, New York.
torn
'RIFF!
of piy New Moult,
M MEDICAL COMMON SENSE.1
WHICH!, tn anv harann who will J " nm
seud hii nam and poit-oiiio audi
In lamps to pay po'K.
at, sua an cwutS
To any ana f nlnt wjjh (DONSTJurPTION,
ASTHMA. CATAIJBH, SOKK THKOAT,
or liKONCHITIH, Uie information In Una Book la
of great ralua i and H may la tha provldenos ol Ood.
aavs many usenil Hvps. Aildrcua, ..
V " vw mm BMW eu. VUHga
llalm
iffpii
mmiiiiiiiini ii mi nil in ajim(f
THE CREAT
Jl lilt L TNG TON JIO UTE.
-?T"Nn nthrr lino rnna Thron Thrnmrh Pan-
senirer Trains Dnlly botrrcen Cblcniro, 1"'S
Jinnies, council iiiiiiik, (ilnium, i.mcom, nr.
Joseph, Atchison, Topoka and Ransrm City.
Direct connections ior nil pomis m minimi,
Nebraska, f'oloradn, Wyomlnir. Montana, Ne
vndn. New Mexico. Arizona, ldubo,Oregon and
California. . . . .
Tito Shortest, Rpfcrliost nno siosr uomrnrrn
lilo Houtn via llannlbi.l to Kurt Kcolt. Dcnlson,
Dallas, Houston, Austin, San Antonio, Galves
ton and all points In Toxns. .....
Tho linciiiialed Imliiccmctits offered by this
Lino to Travelers and Tourists, are as follows!
Tho celebrated I'ullmnn (Ift-wheel) Palnco
RIcenliiR Cars, run onlv on this t.lne. C. II. Ic
(J. I'hIiico firiiwlng-rtooin Cars, with Mortons
Kncllnlniri linlrs. nu cxrra eimrifi; ior nnim
fn ltenllnlns; Chairs. Tho famous C, ft. & Q.
l'nlaco DliilnirCius. fJorirci'UH Bmoltlnu Cars
fitted with Klcurimt flioh-llnekcd Itiitmn Hn
volvlnff t hnlrs for tho txcluslvo uho of first
class pus'enscrs.
lilCCl 1 TUCK null niipi'rinr i'.iiii'iim im. vw.i.-
blned with their Orent. Thrmirh Car Arrnniro
inent, mnkes this, nbnvp nil ot hers, t lie fnvorlto
Homo to the South, Boutu-west, anu mo rur
West.
Try It, and von will find traveling n luxury
Insteml il a diseiuifort. ....
Throuirh Tickets via this Celelirnted Mno
for snloutnll olllccs In tho United States und
Uinnda. .
All Information nliont untes or rnre. sieep.
Inn Car Acconiinodiillons, Time Tables, Ac,
will be cheerfully plven by applyina to
J. Q. A. HKAN, um l E'istern Airnnt.
;i)ij Wii-iliitiirtoii St., Huston, Muss,
mill ill" llro nlwiiv, New York.
uAolES It. WOOli cen. I i'si. Ant.. ChK'nifi).
T. .1. I'1 I T'-.M, Hen. Mummer, I niiMgn.
March 15,lS81-40t
II AUDITION
To Our ImmesB Stock
OF
MEN'S and BOYS'
CLOTHING,
BOOTS & SHOES,
LADIES' and GENTS'
FANCY GOODS,
Mens' and Boys' Hats and Caps.
Trunks, Valises and Satchels,
Mis, h Goods, ok.
Wo are now onpnlni for the Pnrlue Trade one
ui tiiv uuest huu ucsfc soivuicu iiiiai ui
CARPETS,
Erer displayed In Perry Count;.
HEMP CARPET at .20, .25.
It AO CARPET at .33, .40, .60.
COMMON FLOWER CARPET at .25, .35. .45.
PART WOOL CARPET at .60. .65, .60.
ALL WOOL CARPET at .70. ,0, 1.00.
Also a full line of
Oil Cloths, Stair Carpet, etc.
We do not handle anything utiles we carry an
assortment. anil guarantee our Block In tbe above
UOOU9 cauuot ue suipassea.
Highest Prices Paid for Wool
and lurs.
MARX DUKES & CO.,
EBY'S NEW BUILDINC,
NEWPORT, FA.
ESTATE NOTICE.-Notlce Is hreby given
that letters testamentary on the estate of
Busan Klce, late ot Madiwin township. Perry
oouuty. Pa., deceased, have been granted to the
UllumoiKlim ic.-muiiik IU UlflBaDIS lOWUSUip.
All persons Indebted to said estate are reqnest
d to make Immediate payment and those baving
cliilms will present them duly authenticated for
ulllmnAiil ti.
8AKAH RICE.
January 18, 1SS1 Ct Executrix.
CARLISLE CARPET HOUSE!
1881 SPRING OPENING! 1881
We desire to speak to the citizens of Bloomflekl and surrounding country on the subject of
Carpets, Oil Cloths, and Wall Tapers,
, and point out a few facts why you should deal with us.
nSE ,ou c?n Ee1,,,,, ,,n any kind of goods named above out of a great assortment.
1 K A 5 25 0,,r """'k J" "."'"lilete and fall In all departments.
5 w,.! SE afsalnided the pleasure of a superior choice at the lowest possible prices.
IlKOAUHK we deal linnest. with von , avm n i. ... .i.i.
free of charge, and strive to please and profit you. We therefore ask an Inspection of our
HoiIj and Tapestry Hrnssels, InRraln nnd 3-riy Carpets, Hall and
4v1 A f YJ aT w -arm , '
oiuir, jienip anu
by all our old customers and all new ones who will give as the chanoe to prove what we assert above.
V, ,,.Q CARP.ET.S re made under onr Immediate dlreetlou, on eur own looms, and
we Claim for them a buperlority Hupassed by none In the Htate.
CARPET R ACS taken In exchange for
. Many Novelties In our Wall Paper Departments. Window Rhades and Material for Lambrequins,
and furniture Coverings, with Curds, Fringes, and Ulmps to match.
LINQLEUND, an article superior to OU Cloth for kittens, dining rooms, halls and vesti
bules, public unices, and banks.
A complete stock throughout, the equal of which
Again we request a call from you and your friends, feeling that you wllfbs Justified In the doing
thereof. ltespectfully yours,
STEPHENS
21 East Main Street,
DOWN LOWISK
1881 Carpets for
LOOK AT
Tap Brussels from 85 cents to $1.10. Body
from lift iwnti
All other goods In proportion. Now
the New
txr ir r 1.. i -r n.n
no uo.c i.enDv,niiBm nun iiiuid j auerua msn an ineomer carpet nouses in
f nlfl f'ifv. ( Iftll ftnil Kamlnn fill- vnupaulvna l.,l.la I lnA,l- i..(ni.
Hales aud Small Profits.
SAMUEL ADAMS,
Opera House Carpet Store, 81 N. Third Street,
IIAItltlHUUllO, PENN'A.
Dives, Pomeroy I Stewart,
85 NORTH THIUD STREET,
HARRISBUIIG, XV.
mm mm
NEW SPRING PPJNTS at
BARGAINS In BLACK BILKS at .65, .75, .87, .92, 1.00, 1.25, 1.50, and 1.75.
BLACK SATIN DE LYONS at 1.25 and 1.50.
BLACK SATINS at .87, 1.00, 1.25, and 1.50.
COLORED SILKS a .59, .75, and 1.00
COLORED SATINS at .87, and 1.00.
BARGAINS In CHEVIOT SHIRTINGS at 5 cents.
(Samples sent by mail with pleasure.JEJ
DIVES, POMEROY & STEWART,
AGENTS WANTED
FOR BORDER OUTLAWS,
By J. W. BCTEL.
New. Authentic and Tlirlllinir Illstnrv nf the
Lives and Wonderful Adventures of America's
great Outlaws,
The Younger Brothers,
rrank and Jesse James,
And their bands of lilghwavmen down to 1SS1.
Contains more than 4U Illustrations, embracing
late Portraits of the principal characters. Inclnd-
ing irann james, never oeiorepuuiisnea.anu z
FINK OOLOKED PLATES. Interviews and let
ters from Ool Younger Startling Revelations.
All about the Black Flag, the Black Oath, the
RecretCave. and hundreds of other wonderful
things. Most exciting book ever published ; more
limiting man a romauce, yet irue in every essen
tial. Bells like wild lire. lO.OoO ordered In ad
vance. Nothing like It! beats' everything! Over
400 pages, price ll.fiO. Agent's convassing out St.
60 cents. Write Immediately for full pmiculars.
to HIHTORIUAL l'UliUSbING CO., St. Louis,
Missouri. 10 St
AGENTS WANTED for the best and fastest sell
ing Pictorial Rooks and Kibles . Prices reduc
ed 33 percent. National Publishing Co., Phila
delphia, Pa. 9aiui
VALUABLE
STORE STAND
FOR
Sale or Rent.
The subscriber offers at Private Hale, a rood
Store btiMid, situate at Dellville, six miles west of
Duncannon. and six m les south of Mew Bloom-
held, along the Hhrrmans Creek. This property
has all the necessary buildings, with a never fail.
lug spring oi water near ine ooor, witn auoui
Eight Acres of Land,
and In a high state of cultivation. Ther Is also
an uminAKU on roe property, wibu vuuiu
fruit, nice lot of Grape vines, etc.
I will give any person purchasing or renting
this property possession on lt of March, or at
furthest, the 16th of March, 1881. If not sold the
property will be rented. .
r ,U"Uer ,"",,'Ui;.,p."L,i(iHTNER.
Dellville, Ferry Co., Pa.
February 8,1881.
A4 A Ontfit fnrntahed fnw, with full imtmctions for
Hk I ll oouductinif the mtit profltmbla bnniiiMfl that
Lmw auyona can enffstfe in. The buaiuew is easy to
learn, and our Instmctinna ao tlmple and plain, that
any aiiecan Diaae Ifmi imui irum me ierj auuk
one can fail who la williuir to work. Women are aa nc
nwaful aa men. lioya aud jrirls can earn lanre auras.
Many have made at the bnalnMa over one hnndrrd
dnllarainaainiile week. Mothiuif like It ever kuowa
liefore. All who engrave are aurimaed at the eaae and
m.i,i,litT with whii-h thev are aOle to make mouer. You
can eiuraire lu thia DiloIueM duriuv your apare tune at
irreat proni, lotioouol nave w idtw, in it.
wtAbeall thn rink. Thoae who nwd readv rooner.
ahould write to ua at once. Ail t uruiatied free. Addrraa
lllUKiCU., AUKUla,Mam. I u
LICENSE.
miiR Kxaciitlve Committee of the Perrv County
X Temperance Association, hereby gives notice
to all concerned, that the names of all applicants
and signers for hotel ana restaurant license, win
puunsnea mis year, as ...
t V l Oil OA AO.
49 3m ; Chairman.
A Large Farm for Sale.
A GOOD FARM OF ABOUT THREE HUN
.A. DRKD ACRES more or less. In Perry
and Kock Oak Timber, together with choice
fruits. Mountain water conveyed la pipes to the
door ( the dwelling.
For further particular call at this office.
August 10. l8.tf
Jing tarpets,
goods, and Carpets madoto order.
has not boen opened before by us.
& BEETEM,
CARLISLE, Penn'a.
11 3m
TIIA.N EVEK.
Spring Trade. 1881
THE PRICES!
Brussels from $1.60 to $1.05, Ingrain
Intl Ttoof
the time to get the first selection of
Stock.
.... .. . .
9 8m
5, 6, 7, and 8 cents,
NO BETTER, FERTILIZERS
CAN BE USED 1HAN
BAUGII'S
$25 PHOSPHATE.
BlTJGH'S
Economical Fertilizer
For Fotatoeei,
HaTe Been Thoronghlj Tested.
For Circulars and Prices address
BAUGH & SONS,
7 3m' 20 8. Delaware Ave., Philadelphia, Pa
Uru To sell Frnlt and Ornamental Trees.
Ill E IV Granes. Shrubs. Roses, etc. No ex-
Wontorl perience required. Salary and ex
VVttlllCU nensesDaid. J.F.LeCLARK.
9d4w Rochester, New York.
TEACHERS WANTED 1 i? 2Jtit!
a m m mr m m mmw - -mw ------ a7 a UnUllli
Steady work all spring and snmmer. tor jar tic
ulars address J. C. HgGUHDX A CO., Ffaila-
J.l.,1.1. a. tViU urn
uuiyuimm K Ha vww
ACrNTC WANTED for the National Hand
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Historical. Documentary, Biographical, Statistic
al. Financial and political. Mix books in one.
Edited by Rev. E. O Haven, LL. D. Including
the Census of 1880. In treat demand for the
Counting House and Home Library. Over 5oO
pages, 60 illustrations. i Terms for agenta nn
(iualed. E. B. TREAT, PubUsher, 757 Broad
way, sew i or a- yutw
The Relish of the World!
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SOLD BY ALL GROCERS.
14w
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CONTAINS
Hep, Bacha, Mandrake, Dandelion,
and the purest and best medical qua title of all
other Bitters.
THEY CURE all disease of the Stomach. Bow.
els. Blood, Liver. Kidney and Crlnary Organs,
Nervousness, Sleeplessness and especially Female
Complaints. Ask your Druggist for Hop Bittrm
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Send for circular.
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DC ATTV'C OHO AN 9. 15 Stops, 4 Set Reeds.
DCMI I I OonlyttA. Address DANIfcL f.
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Ever Known
Any person to be seriously III without a weak
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these organs are in good eonUmon do you not
nnd their possesror enjoying good health? PAR
KER'S GINUER TONIC always regulate the
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M
OM IK Cloth and other Dress Goods la va
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7. MORTIMER