The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-08-28
Brief Items.

See advertisements of Real Estate at
Public and Private Sale, on the Sth page
of this paper.
><Money is now being collected to pur-
chase bell to be placed upon the Lu-
theran church of Elliottsburg.
4. Mr.. David Kane has opened a subscrip-
ton school at Elliottsburg, and sing
ing school has been kept up all summer
at Green Park.
Indians never kiss their wives; kiss
ing is one of the Christian graces. This
furnishes another reason why we should
be glad we are not Indians.
= Mr.. John G. Smith has closed the mer-
camille business in Little Germany, and
has removed to Elliottsburg where he is
engaged in the same business.
a well-to-do farmer residing near the
Oakville camp had the brazen effrontery
to charge 15 cents per bucket for water
on Sunday to give to horses.
The Airy View Sabbath School will
picnic on next Saturday, September 1st,
in Moore's woods, along the public road
leading from Bloomfield to Newport. A
general invitation is extended.
H. II. Swarner will sellat his residence
in Madison twp, on TUESDAY, Sept.
25th, 1877, a valuable farm, containing
2l5 acres. Also 20 head of thorough
bred cattle.
Catharine Rice, Administrators of
Jacob A. Rice, will sell on TUESDAY,
Sept. 18th, 1877, valuable Mill Proper
ty, and tract of land situate in Saville
twp, containing 174 acres.
Indiana is being secured for emigrants
to go to Mississippi. AT one meeting in
indianapolis, recently, one hundred
heads of families said that they were
willing to go.
A Juniata county Exchange says
Judge Junlkin is the inventor or a four
horse plow, that is highly appreciated
by those who have used it. The Judge
made it for use on his own ground.
The "query'' frem our correspondent
at MarysVille in regard to certain JUS
tice of the Peace is rather personal for
publication, although the hints, we are
Informed, ARE facts nevertheless.
On Monday of last week while Mr.. B.
Lesh, of Juniata twp, was plowing, his
horses became frightened and ran away.
One horse had two legs broken and had
to be killed. Mr.. Lesh was also some
what injured.
AtN. a. w. DtC@AtI lOSb Ndludblc
horse a short time since. He put him
in a field with some other horses, and
supposed he was kicked by them, as his
leg was so badly broken that he had to
'be shot.
A few nights ago, thieves visited the
premises of Enamel Meyer in Fer
managh twp, Juniata county, with a
spring wagon, broke open Mr.. Meyers
cron-crib and took as much corn there
from as they wanted and drove away
with it.
A few nights since a man was seen
stealing chickens froNa the coop of Mr..
David Liddic, in Watts twp. Shot gun
proceedings were at once instituted
against him, and the young man left
with considerable shot in his arms
That is the right kind of proceeding to
take against such chaps.
A team of horses attached to thresh-
ing machine on the farm of Mr.. George
Ritter, of Loysville, short time since
became unmanageable, and started
around the track at full speed Mr.. John
Swarner, at the time, was inside the
track, leading blind horse, and narrow
ly escaped with his life. The horse
power was considerably demoralized; ;and
the horses somewhat bruised and
scratched.