8
THE TIMES, NEW BLOOM FIELD, PA., AUGUST 10, 1881.
Negro Policemen.
l'liiliuf)1l)i(i tins four colored moil ap
pointed nn llio police force, and the advent
oftlio first ofllcor is thus described In the
Prem :
" Yes, look nt dar nlr nlggar !" was
fchontvd, n OHleer Draper, armed with
the authority of the law, a innce nnd ft rat
tle, descended the stotio Meps of the station-house,
prccteded by a dozen and llauk
cd by as tunny more of the old officers of
the district. With an almost phenomonul
solemnity the squad tiled nlowly down the
steps. Draper, coed and collected, nodded
right nud left to numerous acquaintances,
ho called him by name, Bnd by the time
the blue-coats reached Eighth Street he
had been cheered ft dozen times. Along
Eighth Street to Spruce walked the of
ficers, closely followed by tho crowd, which
was beliqr Increased every moment by the
irrepressible small boy, who yelled and
hooted nt every step.
"Shoot the nigger's cip!' yelled a di
minutive barefooted youth in a long-tailed
coat. " Jes luk at him !" screeched a lem-ou-oolored
woman in a dirty calico dress.
" Wull, Willi,'.' exclaimed a venerable old
son of the Green Isle, "niver did I expect
to see the loiks o' thot. A nagur place
man 1 It's consatcd I nm that we'll be
hoving a black President afoor long."
Two young men In Bhort coats nnd car
rying canes, carefully adjusted their eye
glasses as the crowd approached Eighth
nnd Spruco Streets, nnd one of them ex
claimed, "By Jove, C'jawley, old boy, this is the
ah new Afrioan oHloer, you know."
" Yaas !' drawled Jiis companion, staring
nt the center of attraction, he's devilish
hi auk, isu't he !"
Draper paid no attention whatever to
the multitude of unfavorable coiumouts.
He walked llrmly along, and the only Indi
cation bo gave of heaving was when the
colored poople cheered, when he bowed aud
smiled iu recognition of the complimeut.
At Ppruce Street the oflicers, who had
accompanied him divided, aud he walked
slowly down Spruce Street to Seventh,
there to be saluted by a chorus of catcalls,
cheers nud hisses from nu army of small
boys stated on the curb-Btone on each side
of the street. From Seventh to about half
way betweeu Eighth nnd Ninth Streets the
pavement was filled with a noisy orowd of
white- aud black urchins, who had been
'waiting with impatience for what to them
would be a novel exhibition. By some
kind of a signal it was telegraphed along
the line that the few odicer was on duty
loss than five minutes after he had turned
the corner of Eighth Street. Down came
the crowd on a dead run. They hemmed
' the black policeman in ou every side.
They yelled and shouted in ear-splitting
ohorus. Diaper, with remarkable coolness,
paid no attention to (he hubbub, but after
reaching Seventh Street turned about and
walked up the thoroughfare with the air of
a vcterau. Above Eighth Street he was
subjected to another chorus of noisy com
mont. "Dat air niggah can't 'rest dis
yere chile," cried a frowsy-looking young
colored womau. "I'd break his jaws I
would."
What's you talkiug 'bout, gal?" retort
ed an elderly negress reprovingly. "I
goss youse never been iu de Souf, has yer?
Why, down dcre dey has miffln but cullud
gemmeu fur p'lecemcn. You're not smart,
you isn't."
"I don't kcor," was the rejoinder, "I
don' 'low no buck niggah to take mo in, an'
don' yon fo'git it !"
Among the colored male3 the comments
were various. Tho majority, however, ex
pressed their ratisfaction at haviug their
race recognized by the appointment, while
a few disappointed aspirants vented their
pleen by the unkindest remarks about tho
new policeman's appearance and manner.
He Now Believes in Dreams.
The II ait ford (Conn.) Times of August
i. says : A few days ago an aged German
' liviug on Market Sorect left his vest iu the
-store of his employer for a short time.
Wheu ho returned be found that two
watches, one of gold and one of silver, had
been stolen fron the vest. To each watch
was fastened a chain, and these had beeu
snapped off, leaving a small end remaining
attached to the vest. In the neighborhood
of the robbery lived a young man who has
inured in the police courts iu this and
other cities. lie has been in the Connecti
cut State Prison, aud also on Blackwell'g
Island, in Kew York. This fellow was
suspected of the thefc and arrested while
- drunk, but no trace of the stolen watches
could be found, and he would say nothing
which would "give him away." He was
iiowever, sent to jail for drunkenness, and
it there yet. The old man a night or two
ago dreamed ho saw tho watches covered
with straw in a corner of the yard adjoin
ing the house where he slept. The uext
morning he told his dream and was laugh
ed at by all the household except the wom
an head of the family. She advised him
to go and look over the place designated in
his dream. II9 did so aud in a few niln
utos hiories of joy brought forth all the
household. lie had, by ' poking in the
straw in the spot designated, fouud one
watch, and was almost overcome. A few
minutes' further search brought to light
the othor watch aud the chains. Now the
old man rejoices nnd Is a firm believer lit
dreams.
A Strange Worm.
A few days since, Drs. D. V. llannels
nnd C. O. Dunlap of this plaoc, were called
upon to attend a soil uT Mf. Wing, resid
ing' in Vinton township. The child Is now
SI months old, and Is uUllctod in a very
extraordinary manner in fact, in a man
nor unheard of in this nountry heretofore.
About six months ago, a blotch or discol
oration of the skin nppenred 011 the child,
aud tho blotch has sluce moved from the
calf of the leg to the nnpe of the neck aud
dowuward again to its present location,
just below the hip. The physicians were
not long In determining tho cause of the
blotch, and pronounced It a worm some
thing similar to the Guinea worm, which
frequently nfllicts Inhabitants of that hot
country. It lies curled, crossed and curved
iu different directions lu the tissues of tho
skin, nnd takes up a space of three or four
inches lu diameter.
The length of the worm is many feet and
about the thickness of the smallest string
of a violin. It has been known to move a
distance of six lnohes In a single night.
The color is thnt of apple jolly and It is
transparent, or rather semi-transparent.
The child is somewhat nervous and restless
but otherwise shows no signs of bolug af
flicted by such a monster. In treating tho
patiout the physicians made an incision
and raised n curved section of the worm
sufficient to slip under it a piece of tape.
It is said that the frequent pouring of
warm water on the p u t thus exposed will
iuduoe the Guinea worm to leave its
human tenement, although it will gener
ally vacate the premises' without surgical
aid. Aft. Gillcad (Ohio) Iiehter.
Suspicions of Foul Play.
It looks now as though murder had
keen commited iu Lycoming county, the
motive for which was the hope of securing
insurance money. A man named Joseph
Stiller, aged 74, who lived with his sou
Samuel in Clinton township, died sudden
ly a week ago to-day, and was buried the
following day. Tho ciicumstauces of
death and burial and the fact that there
was a heavy insurance upon his life in n
Selinsgrove Mutual Company created sns
picions of foul play. The Coroner was
finally notified and 1111 inquest was held.
After a post-mortem examination a ver
dict wns rendered that deceased had died
from poison administered by his sou, Sam
uel Miller. A warrant was to-day issued
for the son byJAIderman Stead of Williams
port, and oflicers went after the defendant,
who arrived here with him to-night. The
accused son held a policy of $2,000 upon
his father's life, there being over f 40,000
in all in different policies.
MARX DUKES t CO.
Tho Leading and Popular Place for
Clothing,
Boots and Shoes,
Carpets
AND
Oil' Cloths,
Hats and Caps,
Trunks & Valises,
LADIES' AND GENT'S
Furnishing Goods,&c.
"We offer special induce-
ments in anything in our line
for the
Next 60 Bays
to close out balance of SUM
MER GOODS, as we must
make room for our large Fall
and Winter Stock now being
manufactured.
MARX IKES & CO.,
EDY'S NEW BUILDINC,
NEWPORT, PA.
THE NEWPORT
New Clothing House!
It Is nut. necessary to be rich to dress well. Style
makes the clothes, and elothr s makRS Ihe man, at
least I liny give a good lid iu that direction.
Our styles In rendv ninde CLOTHING, for iiipii
nud hoys, Is oar pride. 'J'Jiey are eipiul to Custom
Word.
Now, all we would ask of vou Is to come and
examine our stock, which compi Ises all grades of
Clothing, from the cheapest to the best.
We give rou a few of our sample prices;
Our Hard Twisted Men's 8ults.Coar, rams and
Vest for 81 im. Our 7.fWl Light Colored Cnss.
mere Units, all wool, tor fill. 110 Dark, all wool,
Casslmere Bolts.
We defy to be undersold on those suits. Tliejr
are the bunt sold for the money In America.
$12.60 nil wool Fine Suits; $15 Fine Worsted Hulti
ti Fine llliwk ulolh Hulls; tfi 50 Fine
Ulack Cloth Halts.
The (roods are. In style nnd wo'kmanshlt), equal
to custom work, and made ot llrst class maturlHl
Onr Hoys' nud ChUtlreii'ti Cloililna:
Our Custom Department Is filled with English
French, Scotch nnd American Worsted and Cassl.
mere Hutting, which we will made to order at a
Low Price, and guarantee a perfect nt.
8U1T8 TO OllDF.n FOB EIOI1TEEN DOLLARS
This Is a splendid all wool dark mixed Casslmere
Kill!.
For I2fl we have ten styles of CasNlinern and
Cheviot Suitings. Our til scotch Cheviot Suit la
the best thing ever sold for the money.
Our line of (lent' Furnishing Hoods Is com.
plele In every respect. Shlrls. Collins, Neck Ties,
Bilk Handkerchiefs, Trunks and Valises.
HATS and CAPS. We keep the very latest
styles of Nobby lint. A full Hue of Hat s for
men, bnvs and children, which we will sell at
Low Price'.
Now. We would sny we buy nil our floods from
first hands for Cash, and manufacture all our
better class of ready made clothing, wnlch ena
bles us to undersell all opposition. That menus
we sell you a better made suit for less money.
Money refunded on all goods not found as rep
resented. Please cull, whether vou wish to
purchase or not. Will be pleased to' see you.
D. GANSMAN,
Fashionable Merchant TaUor and Clothier,
K. Oar. Diamond, Frank's Old Hardware Stand,
ivrcvroin rA.
March 29, I81I.
pUBLIC SALE
OP VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.
1 he undersigned. Aliorney In fuel fur 1 lie widow
and hens of Jacob hell, lule of Kiivtlle township,
deceased, will expose to publio sale upon the
premises, 011 . .
Thursday, September 22d, 18S1,
at 10 o'clock A. St., the Real Estate of said de
cedent, situate lu Savlllo twp Perrv county, I'u.,
consisting of the following tracts ol'laud :
1st. THE MANSION TltACT. BOUNDED BY
lands ot Samuel Orris, David orris, .tohu Koch
euderfer's heirs, and others, containing
27 ACRES, 45 rcrihes, nel measure.
, 2nd. A TKACT OK WOODLAND DOUNDKD
by lands of David Orris, Samuel Orris, William
Rice, aud otheis, con aluliig 6 Acres, M fetches,
net.
3rd. A TRACT MOSTLY OFCLKAltKD LAND
hounded by lands formerly ol Thoinp-on brown's
hells, Win. Blair, .laeob Krlnginan, and others,
containing l:t Acres and 60 perches. These ure
the three tracts bought from ileiiiy Orris
4th. A TKACT OFCLKA11ED LAND BOICHT
from Ueorge Witmer. bounded bv lands or Deo
H. Hhealler, Samuel Duflleld, David Orris, and
otheis, containing b Acres, 61 Pel dies, net.
Mil. A TRACT OF WOODLAND. IIOIIOHT
from Henry Hell's hens, bounded by lands o
Jacob Helsuiger. Oeoige Shope. lino's K ell, and
others, containing liu Acres and 97;; I'eiches.
The Improvements ou the Mansion Tract con
sist lu part of a
Ml Good House and Barn M.
and all necessaryouibulldlngs; a rood spring of
wateri good fruit of var .us kind-; und Ihe
cleared laud Is In a good suite of cultivation, u Is
a desirable propcrty.ph aaiitly loin ted within one
mile of Ickesburg, and will be add In separate
tracts, or altogether, to suit 1 urehaseis.
TERMS Ten per cent, ol the purrhsse money
to be paid cash; one half of the remainder to be
paid on 1st April. 18S2. when possession will be
given and deed delivered; and the residue to
l-nmulll ill tlm Itl-nnprtv ami lu uinnrml l.w
gage, with Interest from 1st April. k2. payable
iu muwn uniiiin mo. anu ut ner receive uie
principal paiuole lo the helm of mid decedent.
UENKV IvM.I..
Aug. 2, 1891. attohnkv in Fact.
V
ALU A BE FARM
a r
PRIVATE
SALE.
Voneund liulf miles soull'i ol Ickesbuig!
-AJbotit GO .A.cre.s,
Having thereon erected a
Frame House, Hank Huin,
CAKPENT lilt SHOP. AM) OTH Kit OUTBUII D
ings. A good li"l 1 inn ut I lie tniet, I . , ...Hileiii Iwit.
torn land mid is u der tood cultivation. This
uioneiiy is pieasaiitiy lovaied in a good nelgn
borhood, convenient U churches, stores and
o,;ii,,iin.
. Thenbovo property will be sold ata reason
abie price and ou e,tsv lenut. For luiliier par
ticulurscall at this otlice. 2d
...... ....a
-co v r.O'
. nre
- . .rf iw' mil-
All H'- " 7
oil
aidai
We have them In nil sizes, from three years up,
and sell them as low as t lie lowest, (lor fj,,o
Child's 811I1 Is 11 beautiful mined light color. Our
:'..S0 Cheviot Suit Is a splendid thins tliirji, nil
wool, Child's Suit Is nice and splendid. Those are
the best m ikes id New York Clothing, stjllsh cut
and durable made.
. i n . .
1
Vn"f-rmA H El Will
II nW HIIAkl
CARLISLE CARPET HOUSE!
1881 SPRING OPENING! 1881
We desire to speak to the oltlzens of Bloomtleld 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.
n.'tV?E ,nu 08n ,b! nmri ,'" any kind of goods named above out of a great assortment.
4 S 0"r """'"J" eoniplete and f Mil lu afl ,epartnients.
! 25 5"m f r'.ln "r,l?d Pft!""'e of a superior choice at the lowest qnsslbte prices.
BltCAUSK. we deal honest with you; give you afl you can ask for the money; ship your goods
free of charge, aud strive to please aud profit you. We therefore ask an Inspection of our
Jtody nnd Tapestry Brussels, Ingrain and 3-riy Carpels, Hall and
Stair, Hemp and ling Carpets,
by all our old customers and all new ones who will give as the chance to prove what we assert above.
OUR RAO CARPETS are made under our Immediate dlreotlou, on our own loom, and
we claim for liiem a auptsrluiil j tfupassed by none lu the State.
CARPET R ACS taken In exchange for goods, and Carpets made to order.
Many Novelties In onr Wall Paper Departments, Window Bhndes and Material for Lambrequins,
and Furniture Coverings, with Cords, Frlnges.and Ulmps to match. """' lur "nuie imns,
LINOLEUM, an article superior to Oil Cloth for kitchens, dining rooms, halls and vestl
bules, public unices, and banks.
A complete stock throughout, the equal of which has not been opened before by us.
i -A,!,nln we 'T'e1 f," 'rnm you and your friends, feeling that you will be Instilled In the doing
thereof. ltespectfully yours,
STEPHENS & BEETEM,
21 East Main Street, CARLISLE, Penn'a.
Pass it along. Tell your neighbors that now
Is Ihe time to buy a reliable Fertilizer for your fall crops. Try
Baugli's Twenty-Five Dollar Phosjiliate.
PHICK, 'r PEIl TON OF 000 LBS.
On cars or boat In Philadelphia.
Guaranteed Aualysis Prluted on each Bag. Bend for Circular.
Address IJAUUH & SONS, Sole Manufacturers,
20 SOUTH DELAWAHE AVE , PHILADELPHIA, PA
M.For sale by JONE3 BKOS. & CO., Newport, Pa. s:-31
Great Attractions
DIVES, POMEItOY & STEWART'S
FOR THIS MONTH.
GRANDEST BARGAINS EVER OFFERED 1
Knecinl deduction in LAWNS, GENTS' GAUZE SHIRTS PAPARnm
HOSJSIIY (, GLOVES, FANS, and HAM BUUG EDQINGsi (Jo'reind see Ihe'
Goods aud hear the wonderful low prices at which we have marked them. As
quantity U limited It would be advisable to come as soon as possible, or write for
DIVES, FOMEROY & STEWART,
35 North 3rd Street, HAfiRISBURG, Pa.
THE LARGEST DRY GOODS HOUSE
-IN-
CENTXiAX, PENNSYLVANIA.
In making our llrst Bpring announcement to our patrons and the public, we would call attention
DRY. GOODS IN ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES. (
B..r ,mvnia(1,,B'",'a'oee't'lon to onr stock and with onr Increased faollllles for pnrchasInK and
ChXrNw,wim.teH,1.t') "",r '"'P-ecedented btrgalns. We have many new th ngsf iH
Uiolce NewColorliiKs. lo theie hochU w . have trlniinlnns to match for Combination Suits. We
:',fLPf bS' MLKb in all the new effects, and special Inducements lit
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In THI11KT Htl A vi i hiii ini v 1 1 v it
i? Mi, . . . . . ' H0SIK,lV. OLOV K and
10 13t
pmtnidtnff
pillE INSURANCE.
To the Farmers and Mjchantcs of Perry County
We hereby call your attention to the claims of
Th9 Farmers' and Mechanics' Mutual Fire
Ir.suranc3 Co., of Perry County,
a ottering jou good and safe Insurance at Net
Com.
Tlil. Company, organized and chartered In
1872, has Ismifd over ltiM policies, and his now
over 9i.Heo.tuo (l( pmperty insured: lia.1 paid
losses since Its organization to the amount ol
ti.tvi.2i; has laid but one assessment, of lmllls
on thedollar, since Its organization, netting the
Company the sum or (l.v:K3.oH, which, wiin the
premiums on policies Issued, has paid all its
cirreiit expenses and lose es from lire. The rate
charged by the Company are but from SI .20 to
Si.uo per thousand dollars of valuation for live
years, and no charges for Survey and Fnllcy. as
other Companies make We claim thnt It offers
tothe Farmers and Mechaules of Perry county
advantages over all oilier Companies for the
following among other reasons:
It Is u home Company.
Ic insures only in Perry county.
It pavs no Inriie salarl t" Oflicers.
It pays no dividends to Stockholders.
It pays Its losses promptly and honorublv.
It Insures at lower rates than any Stock Com
pany can.
It lusurei no borough property, steam estab
lishment or foundry.
It. makes no assossments unless actually needed
to pay losses by fires. '
Its OfllCHis are yotirnelghr-orswhom yon know,
and are chosen by the Insured from their own
number.
GEOUUE riOOBAUGH, President.
DIRECTOHS.
NICHOLAS HENCII. Saville township.
J. W. (tANTT, Centretownshlp.
.lACOl; LIITM, Spring township.
BRYAN UIBNKY. Carroll township.
J. 1). C'OOl'KK. Tyrone township.
THEASUHKU.
HOV. DAVID SHEIBLEY. Bpring township.
Full information sent upon application to
W. W. McCI.UKK. crefHi .
23-19 Ureenpark, Pa.
ESTATE NOTICE Notice lslierby given
tliat I.HttKi-s 'IVHtumeniary on the estuie ot
Hfiijiiinln Zimmerman, lale of Madison township
Perry county. Pa., deceved, have been granted
to Hie iiuderslgiied, residing in Audersuuhurg,
Perry county, l'a.
All persons indebted to said estate are request
ed to make immediate fayineut, and those having
claims will present them duly authenticated fur
settlement to
WILLIAM MOOSK.
W. If. Si-onsi.eh, Atl'y. iixecutor.
Hay lu.l-sl.
11 8m
-AT-
" " " "iiiiimiii Kin iu uie nnLnuiiHiipu
Mi,-!-!,, i fl IN T1)M CITY. Great UarKains
NtM'ION Deiariment complete In everv particular.
3F. O. EINSTEIN,
223 MARKET St., HARUISBURG, Pa.
ToranyfnMoflteh- I
Ing, Blind, Bleed-
tw III. , I . 1
iPIL
iiiK) uiuiiairu or
P11M th&t IMIa
Rometly falls to cure. It allaya the iuhlng, abeorba tha
tnmora, (tlvea immediate n-llif. Prepared byJ.P.Miller If I)
Philadelphia, Pa. Al"l'IO. Aone genuine mien m-aiZ
per on buttle amtaint hii signature and a Pile af Stoixs
All dniKgiJU and country nores have it or will get it for 'vou.
RCATTY'Q OltOANS. 17 Stops. fiSet golden
. wrt ' tongue Keeds only So. Address
DANIEL F. BEATTY. Washington, N. J. 31d3I
CUTICURA Permanently Cures" Hu"-'
mors of the Scalp.
Cutlcura remedies are for sale by all druggists
Price of CUJICCKA. a Medicinal .lellv. small
boxes. 50c. ; large boxes. 1. Cuticur Kesolv
knt, the new Clood Purlller. Jl per bottle. CiiTr
OUKA MiniciwAL BifaviNoHoiP. 15o. i ill bars for
barbers and large consumers, 50c. Principal de
pot.
WEEKS & POTTER. Bos'on, Mass.
3-All mailed free on receipt of price. 33D36
Wnnted on a Salary.
Men to Sell Trees, Shrubs. Grape Vines ko",
et. Nu previous experience necessary. Ex
punssspaid. J. K. LkCLAKK.
33d 3ti Nu'seryman, Jtoiheiter, N. Y.
A ROYALGmiEMAN
By jnDOK TOUltOEE, author of "A FOOL'S
EUKAND." etc. By turns hiimoions, pathetic
and thrilling. Handsomely illustrated. Price
$2.00. V Bold only by subscription. Men and
Women wanted to take orders, Kxperlence a
com-idetatlon, but industry aud enterprise more
valued. A permanent situation to the right per
son. Address DOL'O LAS8 BKOl'HiiKS.. 7(t
Chestnut i-treet, Philadelphia, Pa. 3M3U
Benson's Capcine Porous Plaster.
No REMEDY more WIDELY or FAVORABLY
KNOWN, it is raotd In relieving, quick lu cur.
ing For I.AMK BACK. RHEUMATISM, KID
NtiY AFKKCTIONH. and ACHKS. and PAINS
generally. It is the UN HI V'ALLKD remedy. 33d36
S0lDb MEDAl AWARDED
tho A nthnr. A new and Krat M(1.
leal Work, warranted ilbantuil
cntfaprat, inoiarwDfavblo to evry
lnan,ntiUed "tii Sctencauf Lifa
or,Stlf-Pre3er?atinn ;' bound in
uiiKtft. rrnnca DiUBlin(niDotua.
fuil Tilt'OrD.cnDUinttbHautifuI
steel njtTvioc-8, Ji preHcrip.
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PIANflS Ri SOU "N INSTALLMENTS
IMHUO and shipped to all parts of the
ORGANS !! '"try- pkicei low and
uiiunnvj it tonus nt navnient easy. Sml
for catalogue. HKACK WATKUS & CO.. Man
ufacturers and draleis, S.ti Broadway, New York
City, N. Y. am-tt
O' ' t-'J.OTIIS for Floors, Carriage and
Tables. Prices low.
V. MORTIMER. '