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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-01-25
State News.


ATTEMPT AT HIGHWAY ROBBERY.-On Monday
evening last, between and O'Clock, - BENZ.
HAWK was returning bone on horseback from Us
man who took hold u the reins of the horse,
drew pistol, and ordered Hawk to dismount,
wnich request was complied with. As the man
was about taking possession Of the horse-haviDg
in the mean-time put his pistol in his coat pocket
Hawk struck Finn blow behind the and
kicked him in the bowels at the same time. The
man cried out that he was killed, and fell to the
ground. Hawk, thinking that the rascal might
have comrades near by started on after his horse,
which was walking leisurely toward home, and
left the scoundrei to his fate. The man must
have crawled into the bush, rs N. Klingensmiih h
came along a short time afterwards, and saw no
one in thar vicinity.-Oskdlcosa Sfafesmds.
ACcIDENr.-Wm. Simpkins, who lives at the
mouth Of Posey Creek, met witha severe accident
last Wednesday evening. He in company with
several neighb0rs, hal been in town in the after
noon and was about ready to start for home, when
the horse of one of his companions becoming
frightened, broke loose from hitching post and
ran away. Mr.. Simpkins at once mounted his
horse and started in pursuit, chasing the runaway
in the direction of Prof Norton's field, which is
enclosed by wire fence. 1t was near dusk and
Mr.. Simpkins, knowing nothing of the fence, or
forgetting about it, urged his horse forward with
great speed, striking suddenly against the wires
with fearful force. Both Mr. Simpkins and the
horse were thrown over the fence, the horse on
the rider The man was picked up and conveyed
.., ,ns n'"se VI rroiessoi anu D NeusS
,ha. a,. an sAIliii'i.o" ,1 =, ,i us P.o,eu
ma. one ies was "roAeh'--i'Aa"'"' '"te"'
Inc Abilene Chronicle estimates that 500 miles
OF hedge Will be set out IN Dickinson county the
coming season.
The Abilene Chronicle says there are 10000
acres, or ,!oO eighty-acre homesteads OF Govern
ment land in Dickinson county.
On the ID, Berieh H. Trueslell of Dexter, Cow
ley county, left home TO look after stray cattle.
On the 9th his dead body was found in a ravine
about two miles from Dexter. He was 6o years
Old, and had evidently died from exposure to the
cold.
On Monday last George W. Hail. grocer on
Main street, Ottawa. fell dead lust as he entered
his residence, at about IL o'clock n. IN. The de-
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-01-25

Much IN LrTTLE-The editor of Harpo's Weekly
puts great deal in . few words, ~ follows:
A party which, while defending and extend.
while actively in one part Of the country, and
Passively in the other, trying to overthrow the
Government, called itself Conservative, may also
when foiled in the attempt to destroy the Con-
stt1fion, solemnly call itself Consfifntlon:L Ihe
as constitutional ~ it is Democratic, aud -
conservative - it i coustitutional"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-01-25

Gen. Bonneville, of the United States army.
,,no9gh on the retired list as snperanuated, was
lately married to a young Miss Neis. At Fort
smith smlfh Arkansas. The wedding took place on the
He had served over half = century. and VA. a.
subject Of the pen of Washington Irving, who de-
scribed the Generals exploits in the Western
wilds cf ovcr forty years aeo. :"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-01-25
COnstable's Sale.

NOTICE ID hereby given that will on the 9Th day of
February A D. is12 between the hours clock
A. NJ and f.nir r. NJ of said day the Market Square, in
the City ~ White emd in Donphan Comfy of Kan
sas offer for SALE at public auction for cash. the following
to wit: Two horses mares
one set Of double HARNESS. twohorse Taken
the property of John Vance gnd David Vance and offered
TOR sale to the highest bidder for cash. satisfy certain
Judgment and costs Of record in the Court of
Joshua Taylor Justice of the Peace in Iowa Towpsbjp
County Of Dniphan State of Kansas i'm which Nan,eld
Eingwood Co. Plaintiffs and John Vance and David
Vance are Defendants
Given under my hand this 2d day OF January A d. 1s2
w W. MOORE.
Constable Of Iowa Township, Donphan County.
January
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-01-25

WARNING To SKATING BoYs.-Two boys, broth
ers, named Craft, aged nine and eleven years.
were drowned by breaking through the ice while
skating at Beaker Falls, Pa, on Christmas day.
Two boys named Bennett and Partington aged
eight and eighteen years, were .row nssi ut Wells
vile. Ohio, on Christmas, by breaking through
the ice while skating. The younger boy broke
through first, and the other drowned while
vainly trying to save him.
Two boys, named Horton and Rocks, aged IA
and II years, were drowned on Sunday, Decem-
Der "a at Hellogsville. n. Y, while ON their way
to church. They started TO cross pond by float
ting themselves over cake of ice, which
broke under them and precipitated them into the
water.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-01-25
SheriG,s Sale.

STATE OF KANSAS, l..
DoNIPHAS COUNTY ."
In the District Court for Donphan County Of Kansas
James Ralston / Plaintiffs.
James Delaware,
Jesse Ral-ton, Defendant.
NOTICE is hereby given that will on the 18th day of
February A ID. 1s12 between the of 10 clock
NJ and o'clock r. NJ, Of said day. at the door Of the
House IN the city Of Troy in Doniphan Coany state
o kasa offer for sale at public auction cash the fol-
lowing described real estate tn wit Lot three 0 in block
one 6D In the city Of White Cloud in Douiphan
onnty State Of Kansas taken the property of er.e
aston and offered for sale to the highest bidder for c.h
satsfy certain Judgment and costs of record in
me District Court for Doniphan County the State of
ansas IN which James Raston and James Delaware are
Plaintihs and Jesse Ralston is Defendant
uven under my hand this l2h ay Of January A. d. 1871
SAMUEL MAQUfLKEN
r Sheriff Of Doniphan County,
Prs Zee
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-01-25
Proposals for Building School House.

SEALED proposals will be received by the undersigned
~ at White Cloud Kansas until IL o'clock NJ, Safur
day March 9Th 1s for the erection of School House at
said place Plans and specifications may by calling
ON the undersigned at White Cloud office of E n
Carr Architect Leavenworth Kansas Bids will be re-
ceived for the whole work complete for different por
ons separately Contractors will be required give bonds
for the faithful performance of the work The right is re-
served to reject any and all bids offered.
By order Of the School Board.
JAM is, 1s72-t W. ii. F0RNCROOK. Dist. Clerk.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-01-25

At a wedding ceremony in Sioux City, Iowa.
the choir sang, "The Ham Fat Man."
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-01-25

Daily newspaper paragraphing is getting to be
fearfully abbreviated. Here is n specimen record
ing death: Clay Spencer, eolored, pint of Mem
phis whisky"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-01-25
Sherif'S Sale.
ATE OF KANSAS. L.

Sheriff's Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS lSc
DoNIPHAN COUNTY,
1nthe District Court for Doniphan County, State
Mansfield Ellingwood Co, Plaintiff.'
John Vance David Vance Defendant
NOTICE hereby given that will the day Of Feb
rary A ID 1s1a between the hours If oeock r. NJ
Of said day at the Market Square in the City White Cloud
in Donphan County. State Of Kansas offer r sale at pub
lie aucton for cash the following descri personal prop
erty to witt One Threshing Machine complete Of the j.
Case manufacture horses Of double harness
twohorse wagon Taken the property John Vance
and David Vance and offered for sale highest bidder
for cash. to satisfy certain judgment and of rec
ord in the District court for Donphan County the State
OF Kansas in which Mansfield EngwoOd Co. are Plant.
IFS and John Vance and David Vance are Def-naf,s
Given under my hand this 3d day january A. ID ls7s
SAMUEL MAQUILKEN.
Sheriff of Doniphan County
Jan. IS 1s12-2w
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-01-25

GRANTS ADMrNIsTRATIoN.-The people Of the
United States enter on the new year with that
comfortable feeling which belongs only to econo-
mcal persons who are not only able but willing
to pay their debts Their ledgers show that since
March, 4, 1o69, the public debt has been decreas-
ed S2Sl 624s57 and they enjoy the consciousness
obligations has been going OH while the taxes
have been steadily and appreeiably lowered.
COnstrast this state Of matters with the reckless
increase of the debt of the city, under Democratic
rule, and then estimate at its value the partisan
elamor about the exfrava.ance of the republican
national dministration.-.N. Y. Times.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-01-25

interviewed W. l. Floyd sevensy-esRt wear I'd y.tra
Cap sna nSa'cs C Who served in
ment in the northwest against the British and Indians
xa Within IN twsn r. ~ tns an.nss MT Floyd says he
chief fell and that messmzte Of his named King shot
memory. -s
Theodore Tilton having been requested by Roman
ator Of the damned he'll for the benefit Of the Pur
ritans knew about much about he'll there is to be
known about it They the original founders oft
II pretty young lady, with rinsiets behind each ear
Of which she said: III Al free overs il
vii do no harm unless men are free Iovers toa
Jefferson, jackson, and Richard n johnson.
e An old lady II Or.nss County. \. c. who is piou.
tine ssy up and DO dS. ind ss.. h. na% 4.
ant to bring up the Apas. PAU and put j. near the re
u Afier ptotr.ctsd struggle of .evcr. nonth. the
fathers eighty in number win probably 60 Ecusdor ss
none Of the other States in the country win receive them
~ The Springfield R.yxsea. ..ys 1T is strange but
ss Cosneeticut md i. No ss.ss is liquor fee.
" The BODY ef l.dy ,hich was pl.esd in tomb st
STATE and the robe k.r we're 4 rss.rEsbie state Of
country died in New York ssbssth i7th als Per
!; Mr. s;ss.,a nth s.
4. Fita rern Hseck John r Ke.ssdy wi. SS3n Pan
mt and other. Of iess distinguished frnovn Isnr
isy % whom he wss sttsetsd 5y pson" q
genial habits -. ~ ooo-
n That cussed blair family" Il ar,p a, th.-
rhsy he dormant three q four bot is . sse
Seir hle. % ssr,S 5fpt n opsnsd out they from
Tin die-Jaeksss County Xerl 80 nsaas never
y horrible tale comes from Ai.bau.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1872-01-25

lection Of schools from the sniall-pox
A bill is pending in the Senate, authorizing the
City Council of White Cloud to convey the Pub
Lie Square selected for that purpose. This has
been done to satisfy the scruples of those persons
who think the Council does not already possess
the right.
Of course, there will be no lack of approximation
bills; and the people, whatever they may be dis
posed to grumble about, will have no occasion to
complain that the appropriations Daboll q sum
total too small for the dignity of the State.
The superintendent of the State into Congress
sional Districts, excites much interest, and may
prove difficult question. There are many inter
ests and many aspirants for Congress to be satis-
ned and reconciled, and this can hardly he done
without difficulty. There are two propositions
and it is hard to tell which will meet with the
most favor. One is to make District extending
from the Nebraska line to the Kansas River, run
ming west from the Missouri River. embracing
enough Counties to give the requisite population;
District running from the Kansas River soutb
to the Indian line, extending west in the sam.
manner; and the third District to embr.c. IN.
western and remaining portion of the State .x.
tending from the north to the south line. tn.
other proposition is to form the Districts With ;.
view to commercial interests, as represented by
lines of railroad east and west This would make
three Districts running from the east to the west
line of the State; the first embracing the Denver
and Central Branch Roads; the second, the Kan
sas Pacific; the third, the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas Road. 1t is claimed, also that the great
est increase in population will be in the western
Counties, and thus each District win receive its
due proportion Of the increase; whereas, by ma
KING an exclusively Western District, the princi-
pal Increase would be there, and in the ten years
New-York tribune., 1872-01-30
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for

PROVIDENCE, BOSTON. WORCESTER,
Mf p m. from Pier ~ n. X, foot Of Robipsonst
Cabin fare 10 BOSTON - Is. 70 PROVIDENCE. 81
Deck fare II BOSTON, ~ rs To PROVIDENCE, ~
fgbt OWtst Cobnec. at Providence with
and Prov MorcesleI r. r. lor a Lortlnt kng e. ami
New-York tribune., 1872-01-30
Sale Spartanburg and Union Railroad.

The State Of South Carolina pnG against the Spasnbag and
Union Railroad Company and ohers creditors defendants
In obe orier dated 18th day Of November 1871 passed
the Hon James M Rutland Jage Of Fourth Circuit the
South Carolina the undersigned will sell tie FIRST MONDAY
PEBRUARY 1872 UnoBv 10 the County Of Union the
South Caroline before the Coruse door, between the
O'Clock and O'Clock the public ouTy
the highest bidder the whole Of the
New-York tribune., 1872-01-30
Spartanburg and Union Railroad,

eaong ne Rosdbed Right OF Way Grading Bridges Masonry and
lying and situate the Fairfield Union
SpAranDasi all the stock subscribed for Spasnbug
on Railroad Company; the chartered rights and privileges
.eiSo INC rAlIoAd chairs and
M we pGpy owned said Company, incident necessary for
On ue following terms, 10 Wit Twenty-Five thousand
Goss cash. and the balance In three equal semi
M p.sre,t on each iusalnsu; from the ofsale
pol OF the purchaser with OF the prop
'Nf~"'- F"' 'V' 1'' '"ANP' 'Nu
the hEhs,, eeaeI houd fall twenty Eve thousand
l1V gof esth the property herenbeoe sdverisei
TIE srsad~ 'PVA
FOR INFORMATION the Referees b.V ,vA 10 ,,,,. =. ,A H., -
he road sIyTYNIER t69l Mills long erepSps from sToS
point the GTenyle Columbia Railroad 70 The town SPAR
IANBuRG on The Ane Esrod Progressing sTy compile
go the yard ~ crosies hs mile sody
every respect FIRST CLASS ROAD, in GOOD KUSHS(t
ORDER and CONDITION..
The road projected to form part Of the long desired and ,t
much needed railroad connection BETWEEN CHARlEsTON =
CINOINNAT, o. via Colun bs Ashye Warn Springs and
Cumberland GAP 20 which important fact attention invited
p.nrsss. }JAHkS NJ. BAXTER
'''' 1TH0MAS b. JKTRR
New-York tribune., 1872-01-30
JACOB r. SnPHBRD WILBUR r. HERBERT, ,
EDWARD D. BUTLER. EDMUND II. DEWEY.
JACOB R. SHEPHERD & CO.,
......... bankers,
81 FINEST. NBw.YoRK,
1914 TwBNTY sICoNDsT., CHICAGO.

WE TRANSACT regular Baking bushes. Ia all rs trpcteI
INTEREST allowed upon dali. balance. Of Banks
BsBkers, CoiDoratiOi and Individuals
ADVANCES TO CORRESPONDENTS uron approved Colerals
RAILWAY BANKING In an legitimate forms leading specially
INVESTMENT SECURITIES CHEST grades ,wsys hand
COLLECTIONS on CHICAGO speealty ell points on
u,nal terms
uLlNOis fECURrIES specially. Ow Chicago Hoass affords
every facility Tor Inesmerts any part p he State upon l
gage, or in local n lnitital loans.
Our HANDBOOK or ILLINOIS SECURITIES" son fec upon
svpheaNga
New-York tribune., 1872-01-30
OFFICE or
D. S. ASSISTANT TREASURER,

EBw-YoRK Jan. 90 1871
parss month OF February ie7 SHALL By Ors bids for
oOb ami oGsn Of Bonis follows:
BIDS FOR GOLD.
THURSDAY, Feb e-0ue Million.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 2l-One Million
OFFERS OF BONDS.
THURHDAY, Feb. Lone Million
THURSDAY, Peb. l5-One Million
THURSDAY, Peb. 29-One Million.
certified check for Five per Of bid offer npstb deposited
Ssereyih Proposals will be 2 noon day pe
se The Treasury option sceep Offers or bid, for
gold IN OF tie amount advertised for.
Printed forms for proposals. with the regulations he Obses will
b furnished st As OEee THOMAS HILLHOUSR
New-York tribune., 1872-01-30
NEW-YORK AND .NEW-HAYEN RAIL
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
COMMENCING MAY ~ 1871
Pa,s. ssion in New York OF Twehtysevsnhst ard
kourth.sve. Entrance on Twenty seTenth-sL


ssysnth-st
Fouth.sye Entrance on Tsenty seyentLsL
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK
p ro' Ss h, Io srd es T. 'hi' i
VI M,,d s,y,fsrd ps,s psonhrot and W..,ort 1I9o.
:, !. St5 10 and SO D M r'
. gOT fr SoS's =! an 60 I'd ~ E,l n NJ '
~ tIn I.Sa, M gss s3o S; 90 and s:3opu
ror Ds,n, = Nv, I'm. M ia iEIC 25 3iKr) nt5
IN az ~ ~ a.ts Sac 6;lj lis Q iI1) D m.
.iS fot s.S CssTss1 $50 4:is isT p Nc ''''
sanday Mail Tru lssyeS " h ''
CONNECTING IhAIhS
For Boston via springfeli a. ~; and p N
For Boston wa ohoe LIE, Eio asi M .,a
for Hartford ana sprn held nj I-'io m
For Cohpee..eu. hiTT Railroad a. m' i"'"H " " ''
2 m 70 Mon;rra -, v,.,,,, p.,l.o,, =, M I2l5pm
for arioTi ffoIoense sa rn NIb ssd Po,asacs Ills
For Shore birs hAiS y g. w. 70 N0'N"A .-1
70 New Lonion sni NotNen IT., . r. M "a North
For sew,hsyen an, Nos'''inp'on oa''''"'' :" '
smPoa end an, Uynspts Railroad (Air Liael1
a. m m rnd ana = /. ?: m, N. Railroad a. m sud3pm
For Santataek s,roai sis Ro,a % a. NJ i?iS ard p M
POr NsvCan.,n R,ilro. . m lalS 'ndtTq % s also tosu,
day hal Train 90 either Line. Ha"ngrooa ''' -'- '
snc M Itan, A an, mint reached over this
P.sengs. procure eehen 70 az, pow car
the Depot oi tne
and FOurhaye sso al me oIss ' % Co,r, BrooIyn and
Dcnus bIpe checked
y leaving Hfho hosI.., AA'' H. HOYT supL
IRON residence 10 oe'ssA'o~- =
>r.Apry nENfVRAJ. AND HITDCON
NEW-lOkk CEN ihAL mn a ~
~ RIVER RAlhRohp oomme'sE srh Fortv
Through Trans will leave Ire" Ne" Depot '"' w"
New-York tribune., 1872-01-30
DO uJhum II mnn Guncern

N0TICE.-WIl.LIAM G. ,NlALl aso s srsL S
H,',s" SiL WXRRgS : LkwI wos- Lessos, s'aS's'"~
1 l.s Wm Wat, eslp Hsar7l ossue
New-York tribune., 1872-01-30

IL MENT Of Trains taking ees. 49, 1911. Chambers
st DepO. lFOr Twenty thris' D.te belOwl c..,..
10 Buffalo Falls aud Sleeping Coaches Destination
O5 Express Mail for Bofao and Risgara Pals Drawing room
Coach 10 Slquehnus and Sleeping Coaches todsinsuon
Night Express SepngCOschss To Banso and Niagara
100 D. M Daiy) Cincinnati Chicago Night Express. Sleeping
Cs through Cincinnati Buffalo Niagara Fsa and thence to
Po Pt Jervi lIOO and "ill5 60 $50 and 40,
For addleiOsn "71o 800 1890 OO Aal 'llS
800 4:9J $50, and st7:00 p.
Por war~icl, 500 i':e9 aud HES A. M, $50 Pm;
se~burgh, go and il.OO $50 f3O and $50
Por safsrn So tsD Oo and 'ii;iS N, S3o Soo $780, 500
70, Rdsevoo ohctus Aent.s and Ramsey, $500 toao 100
slIi5 q n 3:SO 500 1880 200 and sll,0O p.
Yor Paterson 645 aTU 5OO 1880 iOOO Hoo l;l5a 12:0
LAS 33J 400 500 Ss $780, 6C 'o 'iOV SD ''ll'VO
For Rutherford PARK anl Psa cas- t73O a3O 1880 ll;o0
m.. 'le $3.50, 4OO 55 6oo b:a, sli M and 'D:O
hsl,nae. and Way 500 s5, H. 1896 400 Hl5 600
snd 40 D. M ard Saturdays only 1900 mid. 49,.
Hsias and Way, $500 AID SIS 2S 4;o iS and "OO
For Spring Valley and Way, $50 7' and as m ia4' eco
For gnsIevcod 500 Tt5 1900 I9C as 4S tt,, $3.50.
a. and ~ IS D n. SATURDAYS onV i2:p0 mid.
Fot Cres 500 rs, 900 l:D, 35 I5 $50, $780, and
s5:t5 u m Saturdays only 1900 midnight - -
Por Upper Psrnon 500 7t5, 300 lao, AIS, G3 $3.50,
go ,.t t7:ts r. u. Ss1ri,Ts only 1900 midnight .
For Ptont and MACK 800 E50 Gio, SJ1 6JO aud f;t
BTs, sayny Chanhersst hours hsf hours leave
Twenty fhsen minutes carrier hsn above time Tue 00
m sni 1900 midnight Trains from Clanbers-st only
B-rI,bs oa lls NJ r. r. Of ". leaving Chsnber,s on
quarter eavs thirty minutes esusE man koo'e
Coaches and orders for the checking transfer oil
Baggage NAV the Comfanrs ofcesl $40 and 99 Bsoad
wsy Hundred and twenty ard Third ave- hasm
Court B.coBi lOl Broadway Wiamsbush AZ the Compsnys
Depot. aud Of Agens at the primo pal hotels ,r.,,
Dly sunday, ouly Goshen SUNDAYS only Syack only
"N' wM. r. BARR, Gehl Pssr Agent
New-York tribune., 1872-01-30
STEAMBOATS, nlo RAILROADS..


SAFETY. SPEED, AND COMFORT.
s.os s.noS m,sSHT = G1pR ygssoo s Isr
CITY asrIr ppI OF nosrosSev sr9 new and HaDch steamers
CITY OF EKwYoek
P % SoIh S1 ca1 Sad Ssdi'Ss %s. 81 O'Clock r % fro"
for rs s pos s va SiS New ons S' ;SSSes. VII" Er' pr s,
'eI I'D ISs DS.G; aillsJ .ad Ra '' ' "0
N9T,n m iy.e' We Ne, 70 ,,s, J.G SHORT lr. Agent
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
PRovIDENCT. nBoSToN. WORCESTER.
40 M S1 from Pes "a A. r.. foot Of Roy9,oT,st
' 1 ARR D DSsSs 70 FSSysGE e T.
ss Sits' $ p.s
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
0. pSser a. sp Tsh DsPp Sfy. foot 1 oD
With the 6sas. L,ssS.an, sud western t R.o,G AZ
S v,%s % % S S'% s % iSS Ss T. h s e
fhsh and tho w. without change ''o cen''l rssn
AlEF$fS$s $iSEFs 1lsE IHaaEcfGEST 70 5HE VEST
:%'1iraE s% ssSs S laae: s.oa S &4S b : sH ss
wls's.r,s wi. fo, M9S,1o Cy MI Carmel 'l'OU TuHEh'n
"a mPor sasiOn Connects AZ with De Lack and West
town sSd iss West a' ona s1sSa sS%ss for
cGnL wilSs ss,ato"s wiia@spo Eo, &C.; :,
iSS9 a. %Z%sy fY fraip ' for %fsn sSnerriI T9Tp.
1o On. %FS rlennSson s,.on Al.n'Sr Mss5s Csani
EphratP, POttsriTe Harrisburg, 90
z3 m-Fer B,s.on Phinsbure with iblgh and
Sosq Division d Bath Allentown Wlsebe snt Scrsoni and at
fhilipsbBrg for Beydere
$40 2. m.-fOr Psinded.
nd a.
ton with DEL. Lsck end West. r. X
40 n.-FOr 30merV lo aul bennington.
Sp. In.-Por somefyile
$40 D.. m.-Por Plainnej
3f5 mCsCiNSAu BzPRRsI daily ior Bethlehem Allen
town Readiny Harrisburg PtSluTsh, Chicago, CseaDA
m.-POr Somergie.
D. m.-Por SOmerylle
7:D p. D-(BmigraDt) )-P0r Rig.Ol
300 o. m.-for Psinfell
h:s0 0. m.For Pliin6ed
For Elizabeth Gs30 7:l5 7i5 800 3D. 800 D5
Oi0o. 1890 IL 2:J0. L. o. 1900 ll5 BOO go
5:l5 a1) 53 GO0 G3O 100, 7;j) I;t5, 8 800 1890 IL 10
i2:O0p.
Tickets for the West obtained bs the Centr, Rail.
Iosi Of Ee~ Jersey Of Lbertyst the pnnp
| hotels and ticket Offices n Hew.fOTk CITY.
&. E KICKER, Superintendent
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1872-04-30

< Newport Items. Nothing of interest has
happened this week with the exception Of
a free fight, which came off on the street
yesterday, between the editor of the
Nelos and Dr. Whitmer, a worthy dentist
of our town and dealer in periodicals and
papers. 1t appears there has been some
difficulty between these parties regarding
the right to the joint use of well in one
of the yards, and ON this occasion after
short and sharp discussion in which some
"pet names" were used, they proceeded
to settle the matter in a scientific manner.
After few rounds in which. the parties
seemed to be pretty well matched they
were separated, by friends before they had
damaged each others personal appearance,
and thus ended that lesson. o. C..