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The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-02-21

BALLoU's MAGAZINE FOR MARCH. - The
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a Days Shooting in California, and what came
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or, The Son Of a Politician, by G. A. Stephens;
Maid Brindle's Debt; A White-Faced Bear, by
Kit Carsoa, jr. Curious Matters; The House
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Humorous Illustrations. The terms for this
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Corrected Weekly by Janney 6 Andreps,
No. 1913 MARKET STREET.
MARRrA&ms.

BLAcK-RoDRocK-On the 14th inst, at res
idence of Rev. Rodrock, by the same, Mr.. John
Black to Miss Ida May Rodrock, eldest daugh-
ter of tho officiating clergyman, all of Dun
cannon.
MmLER-BEALoR-O the 10th inst, by Rev.
S. W. seibert, at the residence of the BRIDES
mother in Juniata township, Mr.. John Miller
and Miss Margaret M. Bealor, both of Perry
County.
BEAsToN--ALLEN--At the M. E. parsonage,
Concord, on the 9th inst, by the Rev. s. A.
Creyeling, Mr.. Samuel p. Beaston and Miss
Jennie p. Allen, both of Perry county.
CLoUsER-ToLAND-On the 18th inst, In
Bloomfield, by Rev. John Edgar, Mr.. Jacob b.
Clouser, near Newport, to Miss Mary L. To-
land, of Miller township, this county.
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The Danyille Ansertcan of February Cd
says: On Saturday evening a desperate
character call at the residence of Mr.. Isaac
Amerman ordereda a supper at once, and as
only daughter of Mr.. A. was at home, the
william drew a revolver to enforce his de-
mands. The lady with remarkable pres
ence of mind, apparently complied, and in
so doing slipped the chain from savage
bull dog at the back door. The dog at
once sprang upon the intruder, before ho
had time to shoot, and seized him with q
yell and the force of lion, hurled him to
the floor, and there they had it rough and
tumble, through the door and out into the
street, until tho scoundrel was released
from the dog. Torn, wounded and bleed
ing, the william no doubt rose from that ter
riblc encounter, fully satisfied with the
kind of supper he got through the heroism
of a brave girl and tho fangs of n savage
bull dog.
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0PPoSITD THE COURT no USE,
NEW BLOOMFIELD, PA.

We receive money on deposit and pay back on
demand. We discount notes for period of not
over 60 days, and sell Drafts on Philadelphia and
New York.
On time Deposits, five per cent. for any time over
four months; and for four months four per cent
We are well provided with all and every facility
Tor doing Banking Business; and knowing, and
Tor some years. feeling the great inconvenience un-
der which the people OF this County labored the
want OF Bank of Discount and Deposit, we have
have determined to supply the want land this being
the first Bank ever established in Perry county, we
hope we win be sustained in efforts, by all th
business men, farmers and mechanics.
This Banking Association is composed Of the fol.
lowing named partners;
v, A. spoNsLER Blo9mheld, Perry county, Pa.
4; g; MILLER lshippensburg' Cumberland GO. Pa
HENRY RUBY,
WIN. ii. MILLER, Carlisle,
OFFICERS:
W. A. sPONsLER, President
WILLIAM WILLIS, Cdshier
New Bloomfield, s ly
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photographs I've are pleased to iu-
form our readers that Mr.. jerome Briner
has erected Photograph Gallery on Car
Isle street, in this borough, where he is
now prepared to take photographs. Those
who desire to have good pictures should call
upon him. He claims that he can take
photographs which cannot be excellod this
side Of Philadelphia.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-02-21

Cumulative Voting appears to find con-
siderable favor in the State Senate. Be-
sides passing the bill applying that system
of voting to school directors, they have
passed bill authorizing the system in the
election Of town councils. Should the
House approve the action of the Senate, it
would make quite a change in tho offices
of borough when one party has deci-
ded majority, and in our own borough
would give the Democrats chance for two
members of the council
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Warming to Shoemakers.-H Heretofore
there has been no remedy for tho suffering
caused by shoemakers lying topeople about
when they would have pair of boots done
and thousands of people have gone down
to their graves with one great sorrow prey
ing upon their minds, that the lying shoe
maker still lived. But man in Jackson
Miss, has inaugurated new era. The
Shoemaker lied to him for year or so
about pair of boots, and he blowed the
upper story of his head off. Now if this
should be catching, we think We know
of some shoemakers who would be in
great danger. Let them take warning
from this terrible example.
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The EARTHQUAKE.-It has been thought that
the recent earthquake did not visit Philadel-
phia, but either it or somebody very like it
must have hit Oak Hall, if we may Judge from
the upheaving of mountains of fine clothing
there, and the swallowing up of low prices,
which has been noticed at Wanamaler &
Browns.
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%NewpOrt Items.-On last Thursday about
one o'clock, when the wind was blowing
terrific, we almost had fire in our town.
A house occupied by Mr.. Sanderson, back
of Mr.. Wolever's residence on SC cond
street caught fire from some unknown
cause, on the roof and by the timely asss-
tance Of some men in the vicinity saved the
greater part Of our town.
On Friday night the 10th inst, Jones &
Son Forwarding & Commission House was
entered by persons who took flour, Pork,
corn meal, buclwheat meal and chops to
the amount of about $25. Entrance was
made by breaking in part of the tran
som when they reached down on the inside
and unbolted the door. No arrests but strong
suspicious rest on certain parties.
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W rt0W6F ana Ve9etd6t6 SEEDS,
T, AND SUMMER FLOwERIG BULBS,
FOR 1871.
viii be ready formailing blythe middleo of January
Notwithstanding our great loss or type papeT
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with nearly N'
FIVE HUNDRED ORIGINAL ENGRAVINGS.
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The Catalogue will consist of 112 Pages and
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Others charge OF Is cents per copy will be made
which is not the value of the Co0fed Plates We
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Please send orders for Catalogues without delay.
OUR COLORED CHRONIC FOR 1871
WIN be ready to send out in January. The Chrome
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sued. Size l9X2l inches. The retail value would
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Accident from Coal OiI.-On Frida

Accident from Coal OiI.-On Friday
evening of last week, a daughter of Mr..
John Hoffman, residing at the east end of
Harrisburg, had nearly all the hair burn
ed off her head, by the ignition of Rose oil,
while filling a lamp. The flames were
just extinguished in time to save the girl
from being seriously burned.
None of these accidents would occur if
persons would use Carson's Stellar Oil, or
if using common oil, would use Perkins s.
Houses Non-explosive Lamp.
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Church Notices.

Presbyterian preaching in the Court
room next Sunday at II in tho morning,
and at 81 in.the evening. Prayer meeting
will be held on Thursday evening in the
same place.
In the Methodist church, prayer-meeting
on Thursday evening. Preaching on Sun
day morning at 10i o'clock, by Rev. G..
w. Bouse.
In the Lutheran Church, pIayer-mee ting
on Wednesday evening. Preaching next
Sabbath at 10 o'clock p. m.
ss- Answer to Enigma in Times Of the IN
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-02-21

Children's Church Service in the court
house, next Sabbath evening, at q o'clock,
by the Sabbath School of tho Presbyterian
Church. Subject "Early Seekers" Be
punctual so as not to interrupt the service
of the little ones
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-02-21

Dr.. SchGppe's Case.-Last Wednesday
morning was set apart by ministers, lawyers
and other citizens of Carlisle, to await on
the Governor, in company with Represen-
tative Leidig, Of Cumberland, and other
legislators, and present sundry papers in
DR.. Sch@ppe's case, including some after
discovered evidence and petition for par
don, on the ground mainly of ill health,
signed by several thousand citizens Of
Cumberland, including the best people and
many who once believed him guilty. Mr..
Leidig waited on the Governor and inform
ed him of the contemplated interview,
when the latter said he would of course be
pleased to see them, but that he would
hear no more speeches in the matter, and
that anything in regard to it must be COM
municated in writing. The result was that
the supplicants for SchGppe's pardon did
not come, but the papers will be presented
as soon as received.
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ship, Mary, wife OF Robert Gibson.
PowELI-On the goth ult., Mary Elizabeth
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We cannot call her TO us, but we can go to
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Perry County Bank! I!
SpOnsIer, JHnkim & Co.

THE undersigned, having formed a Banking AS
l. sociation under the above name and style, are
now ready to do General Banking business at
their new Banking House, on Centre Square,
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A Railroad in Perry COunty.-Mr. Josiah
Espy has had an article published in the
State Journal in which he suggests to the
legislature tho propriety of appropriating
$780, 600 towards the construction of the
railroad to Broad Top Via Sherman's
Creek. This would be foolish waste of
money for with 100000 less, better and
shorter road to Broadtop could be built. The
Duncannon Bloomfield & b. T. r. r.,
reaches the same point as the other route
with saving Of nine miles in distance, and
over a route of such easy grade that the
cost of the first ten miles will be no greater
than single mile near Shermansdale on
the other proposed route. This fact is
worthy the consideration of the friends of
both routes.
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BRIGGS O. BROS
illustrated and Descriptive Catalogue
FOR 1871

Qf M0loer and Heaeta6lo Seeds,
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Granting Pensions to Officers, Soldiers, Sail
orS and their IVidows Of tie War Of 1879.
The following are substantially its provls-
New-York tribune., 1871-09-28

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New-York tribune., 1871-09-28
HORSE AND CAKRLAGE MARKET.

Hsw-YoRK. Wednesday, sept n, fsTi.
The condition of the general horse trade 10
decidedly better the demand 10 very good for hrses OF
every description and the recent arrivals are Of superior
quality. The supply In ane snd stylish oosohhorses has
rcoeived valuable additions, principally from tfs
central and Western part OF FcwYork STATE Transac-
tons In the horse market comprised to-day ell cissses OF
horses, and feeling Of satisfaction 10 clearly manifest
among the principal dealers. Prices hrm Railroad
and stage horses bring from 45 to $50 per head prime
truck horses from $500 to $3.50 per pair Light driving
norsee from 600 TO and coach h0rses over 10 hands
hfgn from d 100 10 e1o0o per pair.
Attention invited, through advertising cOlumns
large auction sale Of ne road and saddle horses TO
20 neid ~ the auctioneer Mr. John L. yandewater, at
pvate stables. No II East Twenty eighhst tomorrow
einprsdayl. the 18th inst, at 10 o'clock.
Ipo Cartilage trade shows considerable Improvement
ana lar more animated than Il toward the close OF
last week Our adyertsng columns are very service
riagea.
Mr Trainer. for the past 40 years wen known in the
harness trade and whose father and grandfather were
sadders before him. has returned IN his old business
and ls now connected with Messrs- Nelson & Guild OF
No. 81 Union square
New-York tribune., 1871-09-28
LIVE STOCK MARKETS

WEDNESDAY Sept 27-BgEvERecepts since MONDAY OH hesd
Yesterday all 0li vet The mari et
very depressed prices below the Of Monday Fair at
illinois steers selling at lie
LANB-Aef l2 received yesterday the arrivals TO-
day 30s via cans at yeghht and deck Of Forteh'
market rather stronger especially for fat
lambs choice 65 State lambs sold at Sc Trade very r
some Of the Fortyeghhs st. sales by Hume Elliott Se
sheep 8y b. SIC 30 Ohio 78 ~ 6c 81 Canada lo8dl25 h ct
6 7S State lambs 56 b c l97 Cansdas O b. 70c l9' do
73 b, &C.; 263 State. IS ID, 8lc
Kirby sold u Ohio sheep n at sci III Canada lambs 81 10
do, 66 H. Tie; III State. I'll ID. tic.
McGrsw sold 3 State lambs 81 d. at 7a and 3a sheep and
lambs, 50 n at Sc - -. -,
j. n Pdooci at Communpaw 400 Ohio sheep 81 5ic 100 lodi
81 ID, 5tc 80 of 80 n, Sci 60 Indiana lambs 50 10 6ic
sold 50 Western lambs 81 b 6c lG2 JERSEY sheep
thin, 80 10. at SC. 50 Of 90 h. Sic
SwINE-Arvs to-day Poreh-st, and at CommunpaE
yesterday The market rules steady
hogs I'll h. selling 3lc and cars Ohio 1877 b at % "
New-York tribune., 1871-09-28
HARVEY FISK.
A. S. HATCH.

THE WEST WISCONSIN RAILWAY is now very
nearly finished and trains will be running throug n
from Tomah to St Paul by November, The earn;
ings of the Road from local traffic the completed
pOTtiOn constitute already profitable business ana
arrangements and connections are about perfected
ESiraro TO the Northwest, etfecting saving OF
more than 100 miles over the present route Inc
Bonds are First Mortgage on the road itself ana on
interest in gold at the rate of per cent per annum,
and are sold now at 90 and accrued interest IN cur
GwYNvE. JOHNSON g. DAY, 16 Wall l-st.,. where
pamphlets and further information may be obtained
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