The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-11-21


LOCAL DEPAR TIM Il N r..
OUR TERMS
Are 81 90 ~ Year in AdU0nce.
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%COal.-A vein of coal 13 inches thick has
been found by Mr.. George Shelby, on the
farm of Mr.. Freeman, near Loysville.
/<HOtel SOld.-The Hotel property on Car
Isle street owned by Mr.. Turbett, and now
occupied by Mr.. Amos Robinson has been
sold to Mr.. VIM. Grier, for $4,000.
Valuable Property call attention
to the valuable property offered by Griffith
Jones Esq, of Duncannon, at public sale.
See advertisement in another column.
1916 win get THE TINES from now till
January 1st, 1878, and Peterson's Magazine
for 1872. Those who want good reading at
low price will send us $2.75.
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A Chicago Sufferer. call attention
to letter in another column, from form
er resident of this county, and hope those
who feel disposed to send aid, will prompt
ly respond to the request of Mr.. Soule.
New Time Tables have gone into opera
tion on all the railroads. The new sched-
ules for the Reading and the Northern Cen
tral were not received in time for correction,
this week. The Penn'a. time table will be
found correct.
Killed.-Jacob Myers Jr,, and Peter Mag
laughlin while working in an ore bank, on
the farm of Jacob Myers, in Dickinson
township, Cumberland Co., OH Saturday a
week, were killed by the caving in of the
pit.
G1S- Persons wanting Boots, Shoes, or
Rubbers for men, women or children, can
get good article of F. MOI inner & Co.
Assessment.-The Lycoming Fire In
surace Company, which holds quite a
number of risks in this vicinity, having lost
largely by the Chicago fire, has made an
assessment of 12l per cent. on the premium
notes.
More Poison FOund.-The chemist in
Philadelphia, to whom was entrusted the
analysis of the remaining portion of the
body of the first wife of Emanuel Shaifner,
has notified the District attorney of
Dauphin county, that he has discovered un-
deniable traces Of arsenic.
e5S- Sausage Cutters and complete as
sortment of Hardware can be bought
cheap of f. Mortimer 81 Co.
The StOrm.-The severe storm that Wis
tied us on Friday last, was widely extened.
In this vicinity we have heard of no partic-
ular damage that was done, but along the
whole Atlantic coast many wrecks are re-
ported. In the vicinity of New York and
Long Island much damage was done to
trees and buildings.
Life Insurance.-Mr. /, II, Wensel, who
is agent for the New York Life Insurance
Company, is at present canvassing this
county. Those who wish to take policy,
land no man with family should fail to
have one) cannot get into any safer com.
pany than the one represented by Mr.
Wenzel. The assets of the company are
seventeen millions of dollars.
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EB- The best stock of Cassimeres anC
Coatings in the county, will be found al
+. Mortimer 81 Cos.
Good Corn CrOp.-We see some OF oui
exchanges are telling about the good corr
crops that have been raised in their neigh
borhood, but we have seen no report tina
equals the following Mr.. Robert Nelson
of Centre township, raised from 30 acre.
$500 bushels of com in the ear, an av
erage of little over Gl bushels of shelleC
corn to the acre.
Every Pair Warranted who bu!
the winter boots sold by f. Mortimer & Co
will be sure of getting good article, a
every pair is warranted not TO rip. The,
had them made TO order from the bes
stock, and in the most substantial manner
Addition TO the Cemetery. - The lot
in the cemetery in this borough havin
been nearly all sold, il was found necessar,
to make an addition. Consequently tn
field lying east Of the old cemetery has bee
be by an avenue 10 feet wide by which cal
riages can enter and reach the centre of tll
grounds and return by the same route,
provision having been made for turning
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