The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1873-07-29
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and sell at so to $9.00 per bushel. Ap-
pies and peaches, win be scarce also.

and sell at 1,50 to $500 per bushel. Ap-
pies and peaches, win be scarce also.
/>Mr. Jacob Seller, of Center twp, has a
chicken which has no eyes. 1t was hatch
ed out in that condition, the place where
the eyes should be, having just little in
dentation.
At Johnstown, recently, David M. Davis,
an aged citizen, after dressing himself to
lay down to take a nap, and was shortly
afterward found dead in his chair.
x A son of B. s. Breneman of this borough,
was slightly injured on Monday of last
week, by falling in front of Mr.. Sponsler's
horses. The horses were stopped before
passing over him, but paved the lad while
they were standing still.
On Wednesday q son of David McGill, of
Fayetteville, was thrown from his horse in
Rye township, this county, and had his
shoulder dislocated. DIR. Sweeney, of this
borough, attended to his injuries and the
young man was then sent TO his home.
Another attempt at rape was made in
Centre twp, last week. These cases are
remarkably frequent in that township, and
the victim in this case as in all the others
was child. 1t is high time some exertion
was made to bring the scoundrel to pun
ishment.
We learn that daughter of Mr.. Andrew
Bowersox, of centre twp, Snyder county, a
few days ago, who was leading the horse,
while unloading hay, with a patent fork,
was badly hurt by the rope which broke,
hurling it with such force in her face as
to strike out one of her eyes.
James II. Ferguson, Esq. announces his
editorial connection with the Newport
Neaos. Mr.. Ferguson will not allow his
political opinions to be conspicuous, but
will keep the paper strictly " independent. +"
We wish him success, in his new under
taking.
The citizens of Milford, are somewhat ex-
cited regarding the movements of q stran-
ger, who has been around that vicinity for
some days. His curious actions suggest
various evils which the people are trying
to guard against, by keeping nightly
watch The man is probably an escaped
lunatic.
h On Thursday while John and Mary Nc
Duffy, were riding from Griers Point to
Marysville, the horse was frightened and
ran away throwing both of the occupants
of the vehicle out, and seriously injuring
| IliSo 1lCOuhJ, anu bulOWluR iuJO
spasms. She is however, rapidly recover
ing.
The Lower Tuscarora Presbyterian
Church will celebrate it's 10Sth Anniversary
on the Goth of August, at Academia, Junia.
ia county. All Presbyterian churches in
the region, and all the other churches OF
the Valley are invited to join them in a
general picnic and basket dinner, and to
hear a history of the Church, which will be
read on the occasion.
A fellow claiming to be an indian doctor
and calling himself DR.. Vance, has been
arrested in Franklin CO., for an indecent
assault on a little girl only nine years OF
age. We presume he is the same chap
who, in consequence of some irregular.
ities, found it convenient to leave this
place between two days, about year and
half since.
>The Warm Springs is favorite place
Of resort this summer. On Thursday party
of over twenty went from this place, and
were met at the Springs by parties from
Newport and Carlisle, which increased the
number to about sixty. The day was
passed in most agreeable manner. Mr.
Bowers is also accommodating number
of regular boarders from the city.