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The New York herald., 1877-12-16
AMERICAN PORTS.

BOSTON; Dec i,-Arrircd steamers City % Portland,
Pike. - John. NB; ccntpcdr smith,, Philadelphia; /;
Aries. Whotcn, do. ,ancus. Bearsc New York.
Below -schr Mary Mason. McDonaid from Cape Hay
ticn.
Csarcd--stea,ners Massachusetts C3r, Walters Iaver
pool; Johns lIopkns Hailct Baltimore: Roman Crowei.
fhiaeclphia; Nereus,iiailet Now York; bark Edward
kdder Park Cacuta schrs Anna Collins. Hardcastle
savannah smith. Grace. Richmond, Va: Henry
Wilmington. trowell, Baltimore.
Saiied-strnmers Massachusetts. Johns Hopkins. and
Roman; bark David Chaplin; brig Helene.
steamer Willnmsport. from Philadelphia Tor Portland
Was or highland light. Cape God. at 80 Pm.
BALTIMORE, Dec 1J-Arriycd, steamer scandinavian
r. Richardson, Liverpool; barks May queen sprngsten
io Janeiro; Campsnero tHrl Walker. do Biorgvn Nor)
Olsen warrenpoint; Admrnl (Nor,. Larsen Londondery
schrs Darlington, Parker, New Haven't Elias Moore
Lewis. Now iaven; II Davey King Now Yors
CsarcdSte amers Sea t,u.i, Mnrsiussn, charleston;
Wm Krane kent. Providence; Lucille. Bennett " Whining
ton NC; ship Astoria Potter Liverpool; bark fanc,on
(BrJ, CAIN Queenstown; srnrs sarah Douglas tBrl
Bethel. Nassau; Albert smith. loring. Havana g
Lewis, Tupper, Port Royal. 81; Crssic Wright Clark
GALVESTON. Hattie Kelsey Randall Alyn's Point Ena
Wright. freeman. I'oston Norris Ferot. handoiph.
New Haven. Et
sailed B.rss Razetto Padre, RalacIc Lzurc, svaen
GazslIc.
.BKUAsyICK, Ga, Doc g. Cleared. schr Alfred Keen
Heating, Trinidad.
i0thArived. schrs Iebscca II Queen. Cain. Charlsston
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

BRIG GoLprISpKR tof Windsor. Nsp, Hsdey from Mira
dragged ashore during northwest gale Of
4h ns. the side Of Vineyard Harbor She
safc anchorage by the revenue steamer Galiatn.
BnIe PKonsss tBr, Riehsrd. from Beaufort. 50. for
ceedcd; returned to Bermuda Dec 5. leaking badly.
scuR FRANKLIN. Davis. from New York Nov u. for
lost sails and doskload Of vitrol; was discharsing.
scuxJJ nAxnIs, Hudson from Jere%o for Now York,
which pa. into .rma1a Nov II in distress was totally
p s nSs IL 4
and hailed from Barnstable, Mass
ScHR ELIzABErH three masts OF Philadelphia.
Doltou iron, New Nov "a for Provdence ashore
miles Of Fire Island light: lies head 70 the beacn
with iso bales cotton consigned Goddard Bros Prov
dencc Co"st Wreckng Company's assistance has been
scHR sr CLAIR EDWARDS had her rudder while
being launched from the wharf at Georgetown. DC.
g sTovER, from jacksonville for Boston,
which WILMINGTON, NO distress the sh inst
DISCHARGED cargo and repaired had been launched re-
she asaia lea. dsehargps her r. cargo =
ands'so H'p f that
=, u w0h 'h'
scnR rLKxrwrsc, Of Robbnsson Me- from Boston, With
S Was sshSs % g sn E Dec
town PEI has been totally wrecked East Cape. PEI
scnn MADISON HoLxrs. from Tampico for Now York
The cook drowned but tho rest Of the crow saved
BELFAST Mo, Dec l3-During the the scnr
May Qnee oaded with lumber for Searspot and Belfast
al. on s"t s
pairs.
NEW Eosnos Dec ls-sloop Emily tot Middetown),
from YORK for Mystic. with sunk on Branord
and IS total loss.
RocxLAsD Doc IA good deal Of difficulty is being
osoph Farwo in recovering granite. Of which the
IN. s % the
attempt to save the cargo 8
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

BarsroI Dec 1sArrived stesmer Tyrian 3D. Murray.
Now York.
BxLvAsr Dec I5-Arivcd, bark Lizzie Iredais (Br),
Massop, Philadelphia.
BREMEN, Dee 15-Arrved. steamer Ohio (Ger), Meyer.
Baltimore TO leave 18th on rcturn)
CHrrK, Dec 1O-Arrivsd bark Maurice Lozars (Fr)
Chapuy, New York.
DEAL Dec l4-on, brig Maria Joaquin tsp) Gonsaies
from Pascagoula for Antwerp.
DOVER Dec l4-Saed ship Prince Patrick (Br, Peter
kin (from London), Southwest Pass hsvng repsred).
DUBLIN Doc 14-Arrved, barks Gehon u;aD schiadino.
New York; 18th. Exile tBr). Bergman. Baltimore
FALMOUTH, Dec l4-Arrived. bark Chss Lewis, Race.
Indramavoe via Batavia. I'D.
FLUSHING Doc PMPassed. steamer vaderland (Beg),
Nichols, from Antwerp for Philadelphia
genoa Dec l4-Arrived, brig Dudley. Kelhne. Bait
more.
t,rsnAIrA~, Dec 1osailed steamer Remus tBr) Thir-
kcll drom Catanis. &c). New York. e
HULL Dec i4-Ssiled, ship Toilingtou (Br) Robbins,
Delaware Brenkwater was reported sailed Sth.
LIVERPOOL Dec I5Arrved, ship Queen Of England (Br)
Pensacola. tqt&I
LONDON Dec l5-Arrived. ship Malta CBr), Mann, New
York.
LIMERICK, Dec l4-ssed bark Fritz Smith tNo), Lar.
son. United States. tNM f- HHfs :
pLyxourH Dec l4-Arrived bark Brixo (Br, Peppcrell
Bull River 1920
QuEESsrowS, Dec l4-Arrived, barks Rosn dtaD,
Chiesa Baltimore Trosvig tNor. Petersen. Philadelphia;
He. (Nor. Nieisen do Maria Margharita Borzone Uts
Oivar Baltimore; 10Th. Aquila Nor Sorug. New York.
ROTTERDAM, Dec l4-sniled, schr folton Bent Brown,
Unit ed ststes
RxvxI. Dec Io-Arrivsd, steamer Langshsw Dr. Balm,
New Orleans
ssi,ca from Dec H. bark statsmlnstsr Stang tNor,,
Erickson. Nov Ycrk.
Lorpos Dec i5-Brig Lizzie Merrill Call. from Liver
psot Galveston, which put into Milford Dec ~ In dis.
tes. was also leaking badly
WEATHER REPORT.
HoLyHEsp, Dec is. PM-wind ssW. strong; barometer.
3o274.
PLryouri. Dec IS, PM-wind wsw. fresh; barometer,
on
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COLLAPSE OF A BABY SHOW.
DISAPPEARANCE OF I1s MAHAGrRs AND Walls
OF INDIGNANT EXHIBITORS.
TyY TELEGEAPH TO THE HERALD


OF INDIGNANT EXHIBITORS.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.l
BALTIMORE, Dec. Is, 1877.
The second attempt to conduct baby show BAL
timoro ended d,sastrously to-day rhs FIRST cxn,bi-
tion received very little support, but the second,
which openoi at Masonic Temple on Monday, had bc-
tween two and three hundred entries OF babies In
cludinga sprinking OF tvips and there has been
fair attendance oil visitors
LIBERAL PROMISES.
Tho managers Of the show were the parties, somo
ofthctn, who conducted the New York exhibition, and
proposed holding baby shows in all tue principal
cues. They announced tina, premiums asgro-
eating 81 600 would bc distributed tor dncrvnt
uabcs qualifications, in accordance with
The wishes OIL visitors MS expressed by their votes IN
the naiL Incy also proposed 10 donate $500 10 n
leading charity, anu entered into negotiations with
tho Fronch Benevolent society but the latter with
drew It's aid before the exhibition opened.
PROUD MOTHERS WAX wRoTH.
The babies on exhibition were Principally from the
poorer classes, ana some oil The poor mothers cx-
pended their last dollar in cqupplng their lttlc
chcrubs. IN the hopa oi winrins prizes, When they
appeared ts morning At tic hall with their two hun
urch 'tootscy wootscys ioind tnat the managers
had lied parts unknown, there WIS a wall OF indg
for snare OF their dcnunciatlon.
CREDITORS OCT POCKET.
The persons employed in tho hall received their
pay each evening aud thor loss riing. but IL Is
printing oihcrs are minus their bills furniture
dcnlcr was also compelled TO ACCEPT IA promise TO
psyn instead oil the cash he expected Tho whole al
lar Is generally believed TO be a swiudlng trans
aeIoa. rhc receipts. u Is believed, aggregate n con-
siderable sum. though IL aid not nrovo much OF
bonanza Tor tho spcculators.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.
Heller and sister drawing finely at their besuti
fui hail on Twenty -iourth street
narrigan and Hari at tho Theatre Comauc, arc fur
nisiug the public with several amusing spccaltcs.
Al Sbio's 'srhe Three Guardsmen" is succeeded by
.'rne Poor OF New York" After that "The Duk6's
Motto" Mf
Signor al Cavanonghi repeats his nccromantic aud
spiritual performance at tho Theatre Francais this
evening.
.Biack HAND sensational drama In hrco acts, IS
announced at Woods Theatre, Brooklyn for to-rnor
row night
sohcrn is drawing large houses at the Park In "our
American cousn.- The delicious nonsense OF Dun
drcary apparently never tires. #f
AT Tony PASTORS tho attractions auncuuced for the
week consist OF veniroquism, wonderful dogs, imi
tatioDs noted singers songs and dances OF various
Kinds, iarccs ard funny lectures
At he Eagle Theatre "Oxygen" has taken the boards,
captured the audiences and Is likely TO retain s place
until the Christmas holidays, when new burlesque
aud pantomime is 10 10 presented.
DEFY the scientists. The deyil Hsh lis DO scut
Boston month Tor exhibition at tho Horticultural
Hall. sacred music this afternoon aud evening"
Frank Chanfrau has been doing "a good business at
tho Grand opera House IN tho 'ucf oroon," aud tho
play ia 10 be continued durins tho week Ii Is under
stood that Sir. Boucciut wan shortly appear there.
Fecpter opens TO morrow night at the broadway in
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FOREIGN PORTS.

HAVANA Dec lj-Arrived steamer City of Merida, Re 3.
nolds, Vera Cruz land proceeded Tor New York;.
HALIFAX. Drc l5Arrvod, steamer Beta 3D. from So
Thomas and Bermuda,
MALAGA Dee 6--saisd bark Fannie h I.oring, Donl.
New YORK. tW
MAr.sxAs. Dec i5-Arrived previously, bark Rsbecea
Carnana johnson, Now York.
NgwcAsrLx NsW. Nov i6--In port ship Grsedac tBr).
Ritch Tor san Francisco ldg .'uossae," for Honolulu
(pr0bably bark Gaxeile iiIaw), Perrin) T#T
SYDNEY. Nsw Nov 10 In poit, bark Psrknook tBr. for
San Francisco. ldg.
snntr H%RBoK Dec Cleared. scLr Julia Grace, Dick.
son Now Ynrk-
JoHS. NIB. Dec 10 Cleared, bark Annie Marshall
Parker Warren Point.
vxns cRuz Dee ssailed. stenner City OF Mexico Nc
Jntosh. New Orleans.
WINDSOR Ns Dcc 4-Clcnred. schr linry T. Amsden,
Bukor, New ycrs 6rh snip Milo tBr), MARVIN. sandy
Hoax
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1schr Isaac Oliver. PANEL. Aux cnves-James Ward
d ca
sehr n I st Pierre (Br Healsy. St john Mp
Nevins 4 Son.
>chr VIM q Bee Chester Mobiie-E u Huribut 4 Co..
serr VIM u Jones, fAIkenberg. Fernandina-Abiei
Auto
schr Lena Breel Stillwei Jacksonviile kaJ
sclr Mime. Weeks, Savannah-Eyans. bail Co-
schr Hazard. Brewster Georgetown and Bull Creek
SEE lsfInrlbut K 90.
Il
Schr Addie Henry. Burns, Newbern, NC-Master:
scnr Lucy JONES' Marihugh, Richmond, va-slsght
Schr + Willetts. Wietts. baltimore --siaght Petty
Schr sammy Ford. Allen. Calais. Me-Jed. Frye q Co.
Schr Tim Pickering Kelly Saep-Willis IL Ropes
Schr allock, Hallocs. Uncasvle. Ct-H Jackson.
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SAILED.

Steamers City Of Richmond r for Liverpooi; Celtic
fRrj. do treecs dr. London; Utopia (Br, do Genart
Acadia Jbrl, do Ferdinand Won der Fallen tBeg), Ant
werp; Etns !Br, Port Prince. Ac; Acapulco Aspin
walls City OF Vera Cruz. Havana; Clyde. do; CITY or
onstor galveston via Key West; Hudson, New Orleans;
i.nia Charleston Gulf stream, Wilmington Nc: Wyan-
okc. Richmond. sc; Isaac BELL. Norfok knight.
Gcorsctown DC ships Royal Alice (Br Lverpoo Fleet
wing Yokohama; Glcnmorag tBr). London St David San
Francisco bsrks Ala Nor London Svithod swe) Great
Yarmouth II; Concordia ter) CORK: II ripso uta, do;
Emma dtai do or Falmonth Pslo Alta, Havana; sam
shepherd. Ctenfnegos: brig Anita Owen, Santander Il
Also sailed Arragon tU, for Bristol; Hadji
fBr), Porto Nico. &c; bark Tarsus (Br), Exeter.
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WHALEMEN.

Sailed from San Francisco Dec z, bark Elzs Murray
cruise: schr Newton Booth. Caugheil do. Al
Aletcr from Capt Norton ot bark Petrol, al NIB reports
OF Tor erifc date. bound to In iian Ocean, and
would bc at Mahc in May or June. tg
~ Ohxves II kNie, second ofccr Of brig
Small, OF Provnectown. her Tenerifc Nov 81,
but gives report Of oil The A Small sail
day for tho Cape de verd Islands. N
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OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE.

NEWPORT, RI. Dec Is. 1877.
The achr james Smith. bound from Boston to Phadel
pha arrived this Pm reports this AM oI
carried forestayss; at the same time smoke was
issuing from tho cabin Upon Investigation fire was
in tho captans room the contents which,
Guiding sum Of money were DESTROYED Tho flames were
extnguished before they had chance spread other
the vessel Tho wind blowing heavily at tho
and II feared that she would be totally destroyed
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EAGLE THEATRE.

The Eagle Theatre has adopted tho HERALD's sug.
gestiop and last evening produced two pieces farce
and burlcsque The farce was called "A Twice Told
Tale and occupied about thrcequarers Of an hour in
playing. IL was very amusing and was played by Mr.
William Forester. Mr. William Gill; Miss Marie WILL
Jams. Miss Lima Merville and MISS Ida Lce. Mr. Gill
was particularly funny and tho piece well received
Tn. burlesquc was sOxygen.n first produced at Wal
lacks hcrc In the falL The piece has been reduced
act and is hundred per cent better for the
compression The novelty Of the evening was
the appearance OF Mile Roseau, nounced In tue
advertisements as tue "American prina donna asso.
Iuta." Mile Roscau who plays Miss BnrviIc's part,
does not meet the expectation that may have been
founded on that announcement though she has a
better voice than bave most buresquers. Her upper
notes clear anu her execution Is not bad but she
has the iault of so many singers on the buricsque
siagc--shc sings with her throat closed. Miss Marie
Williams played Miss Thompsons part Prince FRITZ,
ind did it vcry we'll II we make no comparisons. Miss
Alise Atherton and Willie Edouin we're vory good.
Altogether the play ran more brskly than have
ever seen before II seems as though every did
tile best 10 make up for the loss OF Mss Thompson
ana those OF her company who sailed yesterday Tor
England. The audience vas large and enthusiastic.
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BOUND EAST.

Steamer Neptune, Berry. New York for Boston.
Schr Tim Pickering, Kelly, New York for salem.
Schr Glide. burnett New York for Warebsm.
schr Il Chcsebro. Chesebro. New YORK for Westerly
Schr Sarah Maria, ATKINS, New York tor New Haven.
schr american Team, Crossley Hoboken for Proydenes
Schr traham l5r, Men Wcchawkcn for Halifax. Ms
schr snbav. Robinson. Weehawke q for Portsmouth
schr Calvin Harris Harris. Wc4hawken for Boston.
Schr Lizzie Mills Armstrong. Weehnwken tor Norwich
Schr Bertha. Conover Amhoy for Providence.
Schr SunLe am Saunders Aniboy for Providence.
Schr Chase. tngrahar. Amboy for Providence
schr A Gurncy, Gnrney. Ambov for Providcnce.
Schr sterling, Bali Amboy for Bridgeport. .
schr Hattie Perry. Chase. Phadelpha for Now Bedford
schr amcs Bsytcs SNOW Phil adelphia Tor Newport
Schr Charles Sinnckson, Phelps baltimore for New
Haven.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

WARRINGTON Dec 15-Notce is given By tho Lighthouse
Boar that bell has becn placed the root Of the
dwelling of tho Croatan Light
house. North Carolina During thick and foggy weather
the bell will be struck by machinery intervals Of Is
seconds.
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WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

NEw YotK. Dec. l5-Noon.
The time ball ofthe Western Union releeraph Company
y standard Of tho United States Naval Observatory
Washingon) to-day dropped twotenths second fas
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
.saiis IDcsf''sass'"
UJrs

DATES or DEPARTURES rRox NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS or DEcEMnER AND JASuAkY.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. is, 1877.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED
wRirEsroNE TELEGRAPH LINE
Steamer Nedsrland (Belg), Rarss md antwerp S9y 80
with mdse and 90 passengers 70 v ooison Dec r.
same ss day lat s ls lon sxsserand els
sa Do IS oa liverpool and 81
steamer Beneactor J.nes, Wilmington, Nc.3 with
ssss%sr Iss.e BsiI isw.ense. Richmond with mdse to
Steamer xlSsmarie nss Lswe' Dol. with md'e TO tho
Ship cnns il Marsh.li Hutchinson. Antwerp so days.
with barrels 70 ohss Marshall : CO CO -,
HcSsppn ar.ssSo tssS Co ys.. 70 Flint
on e sa ss q Ss IL
Marenso OBJ om caTs for snsnh a .n on the iss
Delaware Brcnkwator so days. in ballast. to Boyd
Bsrs More tswe) sundstro Antwerp days ballast.
vita ssa empty pnsss %
heavy gales lo:t and SPIN rss .s Soy from Surf r.
nam mai ,Ia for "a AY.isIasa. & p.n 0''s
ys,a save ssavanse' SO days. in BAL
s.s ST. ass r
Eassor 20 GSas Nos IA ion a. o''
ss:y, *'s si; =:
Fsmsnh New Zealand xi.s $50 s%sI.n,s no
via Hampton Roads 81 days with cofoe to Paven
II es .sa9 ah ssyss 90
Cane Iattcrss SW 80 miles schr Martin Smith. from
brig jennie Morton lot Ba.more>. Fooh., rajardo q
ss:sy %r.sssa s T
OF Mss~. Ss a,,s 'sp J, pS%,sss
fs:. .p s.s' %mrs.on NO.
yiss,. z sss Is Gs s cs1.s cs's,
lost cords Of pine wood from Of deck and was blown
u sehr chr J s fvans, Inrersou, Virginia.
schr = K Wilson. Dresses, yirginia
schr Jennie hall. Predmore, virginia
schr sophie wiSter,on S 5ass.,n s,. Virginia
ssg A1ie sy ss%ore for Now Haven
sshr hnd, SMITH for Som
r sssy Ss. S: s
scnr Jas Bayles, snow, rhiladcphis. for Nexpor.
PASSED THROUGH HELL GATE .
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Franconfn. Bragg, Portland for Now York.
Steamer City Of Fitchburg Springer New Bedford for
schr Carrie tBr,. Harrington, Londonderry for New
YsEa IN, M,rv . r,., lawn, Chatham 70, New York.
sehr Dsssr. Per- Perry aassi.. Tor New York
schr Addie Todd. Torscn Uslsis for New York
schr Laeonia, Irock.ts Roskland for New YORK
ssT Saro SSIss
Msmp New Now
Sch scSr NJ Farr, Bodweil, Lynn for Now York.
schr Taylor Matthias. cheesmsn, Somerset for Now
York.
schr Rachel Jane. Purdy, WEXFORD for New York
Schr I.ouisburg fsrl Day, Providence tor New York.
Sehr II Bartlett Harris. Providence Tor New York.
schr Caroline q knight. Providsnce for New York.
Schr Tex exas smith, Providence for Now York.
Echr David Faust, smith, Providence for Now York.
schr Thomas Potter Handy, Providence for New York.
Schr Sinaloa. Robinson, Providence for New York.
schr A r Boardmsn Lunt. Providence for New York.
Schr HArrett sarah. Prentis Hartford for New York.
Schf Hattie Collins Tribblc, Connectcut River for
New York
Passed dowu-Brig L Stewart lBr). from Windsor Ms
before reported anchor of the Herald telegraph Sta
tion).
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Neptune, Berry, New York for Boston.
Hchr Tim Pickering, Kelly, New York for salem.
Schr Glide. burnett. New York for Warebsm
Schr Il Chesebro. Chesebro New YORK for Westerly.
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or address.
j. M. LENNEY,
Mechanicsburg.
81 Sm.. Cumberland Co.. Pa.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-04-24

81 "Dear me,' said lady, II have
such cold. What do you do, doctor,
when you have cold Y' what do i
do Y" said the doctor. why, madame,
sometimes / cough and sometimes a
sneeze.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-04-24

A CARD.-To all who are suffering from the
AA errors and indiseretons Of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of manhood, &C.,
will send recipe that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered by
missionary in South America. Send selfad-
dressed envelope to the Rev. JOSEPH I. INMAN,
Station D, IBtbte House, Ne,o York City. [l6b ly
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-04-24

B9- A lady once called on an alderman
in great haste-and being quite indig-
nantat an expression used to her, adj
dressed him thus:
Alderman, my next door neighbor
called me thief. Can't / make her
prove it ?"
"Well," said the alderman, after a
moments deliberation, ''you can, but
you had better not"
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-04-24
NEW SHOE SHOP

The undersigned respectfully informs the cItI
zens OF Bloomfield and vicinity. that they have
opened q shoe-shop in the room OF Il. b. ClOuser,
receAtly occupied as a Law.Ofilce, by Calvin Neil.
son, ESQ, where they will do work at panic prize
es (repairlng made a specially at prices 10 suit
the times) from 10 to 20 per cent.saved by patron
izing our shop. Our motto Is "quick sales and
short proflts). Terms cash. or country produce.
LEVI II. swARTZ-& CO..
January 49, 1S76-tf