THE TIMES, NEW 11L00MF1EL1), TA. Al'ltlL 9, 1881.
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Secrets of an old Trunk.
TliB Tort JervU (N.Y.) Union says ;
This town has just bad a sonsiitlou of an
unusual nature, cruised by the fludlng of
a fortune lu an old trunk recently by Mr.
George E. Waters, a woll known business
man, of the firm of Watera & Colo, pro.
vision morohatits. Mr. Watera went to the
garret of bla resldenoo to get some bed
ulothlng which bad been stored away In au
old trunk, and lu order to get them out
quickly, kicked the trunk over, when a
false bottom full out, revealing some pa
pers. Uxnminatiun proved these patera to
be a New York banker's securities for
$0,000 worth of government bonda which
had beeu placed In his bauds several years
ngo. Mr. Watera also found title deeds
to an old homestead property formerly
belonging to his mother, located at Kings
ton. No sooner hud he found the valua
ble papers than he started for New York,
where he found the bonds safe. With ac
cumulated interest, the bonds are now
worth 112,903. Mr. Waters Is a young
man and was worth $20,000 before be
made this lucky And. The trunk in which
these securities were concealed belonged
to Mr. Walter's father, who went to Cal
ifornia when the gold fever first broke out
und came home with a fortune in gold dust
iu this trunk. Mr. Waters, sr., bas been
, dead over six years, and It is believed that
he put the papers in the false bottom of
the trunk and forgot about them, as he
did not refer to their existence In any of
bis papers.
A Scared Dutchman.
A despatch from Muscatine, Iowa gives
particulars of the trouble experienced by
a fugitive from a constable's posse In Gosh
en township a week ago Saturday night.
About midnight on that night Constable
Stafford and five others went to the house
of Daniel Fobs, a newly-arrived German,
to search for stolen goods which Fobs was
charged with having received. Fobs, who
does not understand a word of English,
became terrified on the approach of the
posse armed with guns and ran out in the
snow barefooted and clad only in pants
and 'drawers. He started on the snow
across the prairie and the posse followed,
firing three shots at the fugitive. He was
chased a mile or more until he reached
Cedar River. After running along the
bank for a Bhort distance be plunged in
and swam bci-osb. His pursuers, thinking
he bad been swept under the ice, abandon
ed the chase and went homo. Un Monday
morning Foes was found clinging to a
wire fence, up to his kuees in ice and wa
ter. A warrant bas been sworn out against
the officers for assault with intont to kill.
The citizens of the vtciuity are greatly
incensed-, and determined to punish the
officers for their inhuman treatment of
Foss.
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A Mixed Case.
Gabriel Winter of Flushing, L. I.,
afcer duly executing his will fifty-one
years ago, carefully pasted it between the
cover and flyleaf of a copy of the Revised
Statutes, informing no one of the fact,
so that on bis death, thirty-odd years later,
the most vigorous search failed to discover
it. Meanwhile his wife, believing he bad
made a will leaving her sole owner of the
property, which was valued at more than
a quarter of a million dollars, devised It at
her death in a way to suit herself. But
as the husband's will bad not been fouud,
hers proved worthless, and administrators
proceeded to distribute the property among
the heiis-at-law ; and now, after these
parties and purchasers from them have
held their possessions for nearly twenty
yoars, a son-in-law casually looking over
the books in the library discovers the long
lost will. The efl'ect of this on the present
holders of the devised property we leave
for the lawyers to decide, congratulating
thfetn on the fine foraging-ground it offers
them.
tSPJoseph Hardiug, a tramp was arrest
ed last Saturday at Wister'a furnace, hav
ing with him at least six hundred pennies,
two new suits of clothes and a bundle con
taining new clothiug, a knife, a razor, la
dies neckwear and silk handkerchief. The
tramp stated at the time he had purchased
the goods of another tramp at Millersburg.
It was suspected that he had been connect
ed in the robbery of a country store and
he was commitcd to jail to await develop-
' ments. Yesterday Officer Morton, of
Sunbury, who had seen an account of the
arrest in the papers, arrived in . this city
and identified the man as one of a gang
who had robbed a country store about
three miles from Sunbury. The officer
stated that besides other goods the thieves
had carried off about $33 in money.
Officer Morton took the prisoner to Sun-
; bury Wednesday afternoon. Patriot.
Grand Opening of the New
Clothing House.
lluvlnff oiiened with an entire new stock of
MENS' lilA'S' and ClULDRliN 8
CLOTHING,
We would Invite the Citizens of Bloomlleld aid
surrounding country to call and Inspect onrBtoek
wmcn comprises not atone r inn uinming out aiso
a lull line of Business and Working Clolhini.
We give you a (ew sample 1'rtces:
Our 122.00 fine Dress Suits are superior to any-
tiling mown nere.
Our 118.00 Dress Suit Is a tine (English Worsted)
Butt.
Our 115.(0 Dress Suit Is a splendid Suit.
Our12.Su Dress Suit must be seen to be appre
ciates
Our tit. 00 Dress Bulls are all wool, and rlrstclass.
Our rr.50 Dres Suit Is a splendid Suit, well worth
sio.tiu
Thenars a'l welltnade and stylish cut. Clothing
and will lit like made to measure. We niter a
Work he Mult. Coat. Pants, and vest, or narti
twisted worsted lor SS.OO This Is the cheapest
Suit (or style ami durability In America.
OVa CUSTOM BEPAETMENT
tscomnoied of Ensllsh and French Bitltlims. and
the best makes of American Goods which we will
make to measure at a low Pries. We employ a
good cutter and guarantee a perfect lit.
We also keen a full line of Boys' and Children'
ready made Clothing at a low price. Fashionable
Men s aim Hoys' nais aim i;aps, line uenia- rur
nlshlng Goods, Neck Wear, and Trunks and
Valises, etc.
Now we would sav we come to Newport to stay
and make friends, therefore we Introduce noth
ing but Honest (foods, which we are able to
recommend. Monev refunded on all Goods not
found as represented. Please call whether yon
visn ro purenase or inr. we win do pieasou to
see you. Notice name and location.
D. GANBMAN,
Merchant Tailor and Fashionable Clothier,
COR. SECOND ST., and CENTRE 8U ARB.
(J. W. Franks' old Hardware Stand,)
NEWPOUT. PA.
March 29, 1841.
THE LARGEST DRY GOODS HOUSE
IN
You lever Seen
As many Goods under one roof
in any store in Terry County as
we are displaying this opring.
We Have 3Iore
CLOTHING,
Thau any other Store In the County.
We Have More
Boots and Shoes,
Than any other Store in the County.
We Have More .
Than any other Store in the County.
We Have More
Hats, Caps, & Trunks,
Than any other Store in the County.
We Have More
I dip?' & ftnnk' Fiipnisliiiiff Cnnds
IJUUIUU IV UVlllO 1 Ul U1U11111 UUUUUi
Than any other Store in the County.
"We buy in large quantities,
carry a better assortment, and
sell cheaper than any other Store
in the County.
MARX DUKES & CO,
EBY'S NEW BUILDINC,
NEWPORT, PA.
N
0TICET0 CONTRACTORS.
CISNTltAX, PKNNBYLVANIA.
aklngottr first Spring announcement to our patrons and the public, we would call attention
to our Immense stockof
DRY GOODS IN ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES.
CURES
DYSPEPSIA,
LIVER
COMPLAINTS,
J5
HI IB T DISEASE
(TRADE MAKE.)
i JtifapepHa. Liver
CUI1E3
ALL DISEASES OF
THE STOMACH,
KIDNEYS, SHIN,
k .
BLOOD.
We have made great accession to our stork and with our Inoroased facilities for nnrchasimr ami
freator outlet, we are enabled to ollnr unprecedented bargains. We hare many new things, In
hole New Coloring. To these good wi have trimmings to match for Combination Suits. Wn
also offer ereat. bargains In Ht'M M KM HI I, KM In all the new effects, and special Inducements In
iilach. mi i.ittt, b 1 1 iis nuna ana uahh mkhkh. we win maintain our ions estanusned
reputation for carrying the largest stock of MOUKNINU GOODS IN THId CfTY. (treat bargains
In THIBET SHAWLS. HOSIERY, GLOVE and NOTION Department complete In every particular.
No suoh assortment has tver Deen exhibited In Uarrlsburg. Uuaranteea KID ULOVEHa speolalty.
An Inspection Is respectfully requested.
10 13t
1ST. i. I3XTVHT13ITV,
223 MARKET St., HAIIUISBURO, Pa.
CURES
. Disease, tever tft
) A a u e. Jiheum n-
tism, Dropnyf Heart Dle8e, UiU
iouaneas, Nervmia debility t etc.
The Best REMEDY ENOW to ManI
11,000,000 Bottles
SOLD S1NCE1 1870.
This Syrup possesses Varied Properties.
It Stimulates the Ptyallne In the
ultra, which ttonverta ! Starch and
fStiwar ortlie fbort into clncoir. A dell-
ciwnt'jr In Ptyallna ckhhi Wind i
souring ortnsraon in the stomacn
fiioineistaicen immediately a
the fermentation or food u p re
nd
If
the medicine I taken Immediately after
vented.
It arts upon the TAvrr.
It art upon the Kidneys.
It Ileanlates tha iioweli.
It l'urlflf the JHoorf.
It Oubttfl the Nervous System
It Promotes ZHftestlon.
It KourinheD, Strengthens and Invigorates.
It carries off the Oitl Blood and makes nettt
It onens tlim nores of the skin and induces
Healthy Perspiration.
It neiitrnlliM.8 the hereditary tnlnt, or poison
In the blood, which freneraUw Scrofula, JSry
stuelaa. end all manner of skin diseases and
Internal humors.
There are no snlrits emnloved In Its manu
facture, and It can betnken by the most deli
cate babe, or by the nged and feeble, ears only
being required In attention to directions.
DRUGGISTS SEL.li IT.
Iiaboratory, 77 "West 3d Bt.,
SEW XOBKCITY.
Liver niifl Kidney Diseases.
MBciiANtcsnuRo, Cumberland Co., Fa.
Dear Hih: This Is to certlfvthat your INDIAN
HI. (MID 8YKUI has completely cured me of Liver
and Kidney Dlseane, aftrr the doctors failed to
give me relief.
JAiMliS It. L.UUAS.
Sure Cure for Dyspepsia.
. Mbciunh.'SIiuhg, Cumberland Cr, Pa.
DBA ll Sin: I was sutterlnir with Dvsnensla.
nan xevere nuniing at me pic oi my Biomacii,
with Nauseating HHiisatlou. dullness of soliits.
headache and general languor.and the use of your
inuiAB ni.uuu oxuur euureiy cured me.
. it. ini nui.E.
Liver Complaint.
YEUiEiirowN, Mlfllln Co., Fa.
De.ab Sin: T have used your eicellent INDIAN
RI.OOI) HYKUP for Liver Uomnialiit. and have
lound It to be lust a recommended. I would en
courage all to use It.
Never Fails to Cure.
.1'EAOKitTOWN, Mlfllln Co., Fa.
DrarSih: Myself and daughter were afflicted
with an Affection of the Eve and the use of your
great Indian 1U.OU1) BYKur enectuauy curea
us. after having tried various medicines without
etieci. nfcuniAA o. aiciyai.ii-d.
An Excellent Remedy.
I'EAGimrowN, Mlfllln Co., Pa.
Dr.Mi HiR: Having thoroughly tested the mer
its of your INDIAN BLOOD HYKUF, lam satis-
nea mat it is a vaiuaoie menicine.
H. It. UHACKIN.
Greatly Ilcneflted.
Mann's Axb FAOTOHT.MIIllln Co , Pa.
Dear Hih: I do hereby certify that vour relia
ble INDIAN BLOOD 8YKUP has done me much
good. Any one desiring to know the merits of
inenvrup, ana now i nave ueen Denenten, cau
address Mils. KACULU KOWK.
A Splendid Blood Turiner.
CakhU'K Fuknack, Franklin Co., Pa.
Dkar Sir: This Isto certify that vour INDIAN
BLOOD HVRUt ha cured my little girl of Hcrof
ula. I can recommend It to be an excellent
blood further. a. J. MUltfUY.
Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart,
35 North 3rd Street, HARRISBURG, Pa.
New Goods to Trim Dresses.
Bright Plaids at 12 cents,
to trim u cent Uress uoous.
Tlaids and Roman Stripes at 20, 25, 33, 37 and 50,
'to trim Dress Goods at 12, 18, 19, 2-, and 33c.
Trimming Silks at 55, 75, 87 cents, and $1.00.
Trimming Satins at 87 cents, and $1,00.
f.iiiui: AWNoitTui:!' ov iki;sm UIXUIIAJTIS.
Write to us for Samples. - .
DIVES, POMEROY fe 8TEWAET,
MU.
OILCLOTHS.
For Kidney Diseases.
Carrick Furnacb, Franklin Co., Pa.
DEAnSiR: I have used your excellent INDIAN
BLOOD MVKUP for Kidney Complaint and I'aln
In the Hack, and my wife has used it for Palo lu
the Hide, aim it eiiacrnaiiy curea us Dotn.
en a. ai raua. bi. i;iaik.
Diseases of the Lungs.
Sbaron, Mercer county, Pa.
DkarHir: I was afflicted with Lunar and Heart
Disease, and have leceiveu niucn Denellt by
use of your ihdiain uLuiuiBrnur.
us ruA&si,
the
behllt therefion.
JOHN UUUNS.
A Lucky Purchase.
An old book-case was sold at auction iu
East Kallowtield towu8hlp,Cbester county,
last week for a trifling sum, and after the
purchaser bad taken it home a secret
drawer was discovered which contained 147
old coins, 18o copper and 12 silver. Bever-
' several of the pieces are very rare, and
valued highly by numismatists.
Healed proposals will be received until April
2i')il at li o'clock, noon, bv the Building Com.
mltteeol the Land sours Chance OI lueitoformed
Church, to rebuild their Parsonage. Bids are
solicited tor doing the work lu parts, or entire.
The Committee reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
Plans and speciti cations can be sees, and all
necessary Information obtained by calling on the
uuaersigneu at i.anuistmrg, i-rrry oouniy, ta.
HUNRV IUNK8M1T1I, Chairman.
H. T. pp.ikoi.kk, secretary.
April 12. mi.
XpSTATE NOTICE. Notice Is hereby given
I1i that let'em of Administration Cum DMa.
mento Annero have been granted on the estate
of Catherine Kline, late of the Borough of Marys
vllle, Perry county. Pa., deceased, by Register of
said county, to Jacob Kline, residing In said Bor
ough of Marysville.
Alt nnrtunia indebted to said estate are reauestd
to make Immediate payment and those having
eiaiuis, to present mem lor wiiimiiniu.
JACOB KLINE.
Lewis Pottfr, Atl'y. AiliuluUi rator.
March, , 1SS1.
CARPETS.
1866.
The New Harrisburg 1QQ1
CARPET HOUSE. IOOI.
No. Ill MARKET STREET, (Patterson's Old Stand.)
Has just opened at theabove place with an entire new 8tock of BODY BRUSSHLR, TAPESTRY
HHUH8ELS, INORAIN CARPETS, all grades. A full line of STRAW MATTING Just opened,
HALL and STAIR CARPETS OIL CLOTHS or all kinds and widths. All goods guaranteed as
represented, and sold at LOWEST CASH PRICES.
Our motto being as ever, "Reliable Uoods at Reliable Prices." 14 13t
No. Ill Market Street, Uarrlsburg.
CARLISLE CARPET HOUSE!
1881 SPRING OPENING! 1881
We desire to speak to the citizens of Bloomlleld and surrounding country on the subject of
Carpets, Oil Cloths, and Wall Papers,
and point out a few facts why you should deal with us.
HEDAU8E you can be suited In any kind of goods named above out of a great assortment.
HKCAtJHK our stock Is complete and fall in all departments.
HKCAUBE you are afforded the pleasure of a superior choice at the lowest possible prices.
WWII A wa final lif.nf.t. with vnll irlVA vmi nil vnn nnn nalr fnr Hia mnnair. ah In inur crnr.il
free of charge, and strive to please and protlt you. We therefore ask an Inspection of our
Body and Tapestry Brussels, Ingrain and 3-Ply Carpets, Hall and
siair, Jienip anu nag carpets,
by 11 our old customers and all new ones who will give bs the chance to prove what we assert above.
OUP RIO CARPETS are made under our immediate dlrectlou. on our own looms, and
we ciaim for ilium a Superiority ttupassed by none lu the State.
CARPET RACS taken tn exchange for goods, and Carpets made to order.
Manv Novelties In our Wall Paner Departments. Window Shades and Material for Lnmbreouin.
and Furniture Coverings, with Cords, Fringes, and Ulmps to match.
LINOLEUM, an article sunerlor to Oil Cloth for kitchens, dlnlnz rooms, halls and vesti
bules, public unices, and banks.
A complete stock throughout, the equal of which has not been opened before by us.
Asaln we request a call from you and your friends, feeling that you will be instilled in the doinz
thereof. Respectfully yours,
STEPHENS & BEETEM,
21 East Main Street, CARLISLE, Penn'a.
11 3m
Dyspepsia and Indigestion.
Siiahom, Mercer county, Pa.
Dear Bib: I have used your INDIAN BLOOD
HYitur lor uyHpepsia, wiin very Denenciai re
sults, and cau recoinmena to an siiniiariyatnctea.
M153 CLAUtt..
Kidney Disease.
NoimiuMniHLAND, Northumberland Co., Fa.
Dear Bib: I have used your INDIAN BLOOD
SYRUP for Kidney Complaint, and received great
DOAVN LOWER TIXAJNT EVER.
1881 Carpets for Spring Trade. 1881
LOOK AT THE PRICES!
Tap Brussels from 85 cents to $1.10, Body Brussels from $1.50 to $1.05, Ingrain
iroiu iu cents to ?i, uegi.
All other gooda in proportion. Now ia the time to get the first selection of
the New Stock.
We have More Carpets and More Patterns than all the other Garnet Houses in
this city. Call and examine for yourselves. No trouble to show Goods. Quick
Hales and Small Profits.
SAJMTJEL ADAMS,
Opera House Carpet Btore, 31 N. Third Street,
IIAURISBUllG, PEIVIV'A. 9 3ui
Cures Ague.
Noutuujjiiehland, Northumberland Co., Pa.
DsahSir': The use of vour reliable INDIAN
BLOOD 81 ItllP has completely cured me of
Pever and Ague. DANIEL MILLKK.
Liver and Kidney Disease.
Bunburt, Northumberland Co., Pa.
Dear Hih: This Is to certifv that vour valna.
blelNDIAN 11LOOD NY HUP has entirely cured
uo ui uiui ana ivmuey uisease.
Ctf A3. PELTON.
For Biliousness.
Hyde Pahk, Lackawanna Co.. Pa.
Deab Sir: I was troubled with Bilious C'om
P'alnt and the use of your INDIAN BLOOD
uihva cucvtuaiij uuicu inn,
t JOHN N. WILLIAMS.
Dyspepsia Cured.
Hydl Park, Lackawanna Co.. Pa.
Dear Sir: Your great INDIAN BLOOD SYR-
x iiuo emeu uiv ui isjspepaia,
MRS. 8. B. ADKINS.
Notice to Taxpayers.
NOTICE Is bereby given that the Appeal based
on IheHpring changes of IXil will oe held In
the County Commissioners' Ollice, lu Bloomlleld,
as follows:
For the Boroughs of Duncannon, Liverpool,
Marysville, Newport and New Buffalo, and the
Townships of Buffalo, (ireenwood, Howe, Liver
pool, Miller. Oliver. Penn, Rye, Watts and Wheat
held, on TUESDAY the 3d day of May. 1881. Por
the Boroughs of Blaln, Bloomrield and Landis
burg, and the Townships of Carroll, Centre, Jack
son, Juniata, Madlsoa, Handy Hill, Haville.Hprlng,
Toboyne, Tuscarora and Tyrone, on WEDNES
DAY the 4th day of May, 1881, where and at
which times all persons feeling aggrieved will be
heard bv the Commissioners and Assessors of the
several districts.
J. W. t.ANTT,
JNO. W.CHARLKS.
HENRY bHUMAKKR.
County Coinmisuiouers.
4ejf(: Calvin Nkilson, Clerk.
April 4, 1881.
UCATTV'C ORGANS. 17 Stops, 18et golden
Dun I I I O tongue Heeds only Go. Address
DANIEL P. BEATTY, Washington, N. J. 15d4t
o
It, CLOTHS for Floors, Carriages and
Tables. Prices low.
F. MORTIMER.
JOB PRINTING of every description neatly
and promptly exeeuted at Reasonable Kale
ai lue Bioouineiu Atiiieaoieaiuiruu vniuv.
ACENTS WANTED OUICK to take or.
dei s lor tlin cheapest, mostcouipleie aud accurate
edition oi the
REVISED NFW TESTAMENT
and Full History of Its Revision.
Now readv for Agents. Most desirable edition,
low priced. Agents report Immense success, even
to 50 orders per day. This is a rare chance. Par
ticulars free. On lot 60c. Act quick. Address
HUBBARD BRO&, Pubs., 723 Chestnut St , Phil
adelphia, Pa I5d4t
E9TATK NOTICE. Not Ice Is herebygtven
that letters testamentary on the last will
and testament of Christian Korrer. deceased, lare
of Carroll township. Perry county, Pa., have been
grauled to the undersigned, residing in same
township.
All persons Indebted to said estate are requested
to make Immediate payment and thnsehavlug
claims to present themduly authenticated for set
tlement JOHN FIOHEY.
MARTIN F. FORRER.
ESTATK NOT1CK. Notice Is hereby given
that letters of administration on the estate
ol John Smith, lateof Carroll twp., Perry county.
Pa., deceased, have been granted to the under
signed, residing at Hhermansdale, Perry Co., Pa.
All persons Indebted to said estate are request
ed to make immediate payment and those having
claims will present theui duly authenticated for
settlement to
CVRCS W. SMITH ,
April 5. ISM Administrator.
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