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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-16

200 pieces FANCY SUITLNGS at
&c, usually sold at 1Oc.
$50 pieces Variety Suitings at
12kc, usually sold at IS and
zoe.
so pieces All-wOol Striped Bunt-
ings, at 25c per yard, worth
3715c. The best and most de-
sirable thin material in the
market.
rs pieces Silk Finish Grenadines
in Evening Shades at Sic, just
reduced from 37hc.
$50 pieces All-wOOl B l. ACK
CASHMERES, our own impor-
tation, at 7Ec and 81 per yard.
These are reliable goods, and
are offered fully 20 per cent.
below the usual prices.
100 pieces Black Iron Grena-
dine at 25c, worth soc.
--AND--
200 pieces All-si!k and Wool
Striped Grenadine at doc,
worth 65c.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-16
UNDERTAKERS' WARES.
MILLINERY, &c.
OPENING.
PARIS MILLINERY Il DRESSMAKING
MILLINERY, &c.

MRS. Nj. r. LOEB.
Nos. G4S and $780,. opp. Grand Hotel,
Would be pleased to have her patrons and friendi
call on FRIDAY and SATURDAY, April 18th and
Goth. 1t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-16

Many cases have come under our notice
where single bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup relieved a sufferer from severe
cough, which had been treated for months
by a competent physician. 25c.
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A SMALL LOT OF

Is pieces very handsome quality
Black Silk Finish MOhair will
be closed out at 4Oc per yard.
These are actually worth GOc.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-04-16

LIGHT, airy, and cheerful, centrally To-
Gated and carefully managed, the Colonnade
Hotel offers unequaled inducements to
Philadelphia visitors.
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e a N CY SILK S

An extra quality at Use per yard.
Same as usually sold at 81 ard
ST. 10.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-04-02

Very Unjust.-A statement is published
in the Carlisle Volunteer, saying that
the Post Mistress at Landisburg had
been arrested for embezzlement. The
statements entirely false and does gross
injustice to Mrs. Connor, the Post Mis-
tress, there not being any charge or sus-
picion of wrong connected with that of
flee. The lady referred to and her
friends are justly very indignant that
such charge should be published.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-04-02

In the house occupied by WILDER MEGA
han, on Water street, took fire, and for
q while the lower end of town was
threatened with a fearful oon6agration.
The fire blazed ten feet above the Chin
ney and the high wind carried the sparks
clear across the lots into the stables of
Judge Elder and Alexander Ellis. Very
provldentially, however, the sparks
failed to ignite the buildings, thus saving
at least one-fourth the town from de.
struction. Mi6sintoun Dem. d Req.
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Brief Items.


No coal as yet has been found in tha
Germany mines. j
Linderman few of those new dollars,
will you up
To-day (Monday,) is April fools day /
Lots of people will get fooled in thd
amount of money they expect to get
Alfred Louden at one time resident
of this place was killed at Altoona last
week while at his duties as brakeman.
A perfect security against coal oil acci-
dents is found in the Safety Valve. APP
piled to any lamp for quarter. Call at
Mortimer's and see it.
On Wednesday last Mr.. Peter Stouffer
had his hand badly mashed while setting
curb stones in front of Mrs. Dunbar's
property. -
Mr.. II. H. Minich has purchased from
f. Mortimer, the brick house on the
south west corner of the square, and a
portion of the lot.
Samuel Brown will sell at his resi-
dence near Evansville, on Saturday,
April 9th, mules, one horse, shotes,
wagons, buggy and many other articles.
J. b. Hartzell has moved to the
corner store. recently occupied by Mrs.
Bassett, in Wright's building. Persons
visiting Newport, and wanting tobacco
should give him call.
The Bloomfield Temperance Union,
will meet in the M. e. Church, on Sat-
urday evening next at Z o'clock. The
members are all requested to be present.
Officers will be elected for the next term.
b. McIntire, ESQ.,, of this borough had
a severe paralytic shock on Friday morn
ing and for time it was thought it
would prove fatally. He has however
got so as to be around again.
On Wednesday night last Mr.. John
Westfall's barn, situated at Powell's
creek was burned to the ground. Two
hundred bushels of wheat, four hundred
bushels of oats and five head of young
cattle were consumed in the flames. The
building, we are informed, was insured.
Record
On Saturday night the railroad watch
=, man this side of Granville discovered
man lying between the tracks, and after
rolling him over two or three times de-
cided he was dead, and proceeded to
near house for help; but on returning to
the spot, the dead man was gone. and
could not be found.-LetUistoaO1 Gazette.
On the 23rd ult., at Wisconisco during
game Of base ball, a ball struck by
lad by the name of Shoemaker acciden-
tally hit son of Asa Blackwell, about
eight years of age, ,(who was looking on,
but was previously told to stay away, ,)on
the right temple and killed him on the
spot.
I 1t is conceded that one of the largest
spelling schools that ever was held in
the Germany school house took place a
few weeks ago, under the supervision of
Mr.. Samuel Dunn, teacher there, and al
though several old experienced teachers
had engaged in the contest, Miss Kate
NJ. Reeder, residing near the school
house, spelled down every speller in the
house. Miss Reeder has not attended
school for eight or nine years, but it is
believed that she spells as well now as
when she was yet pupil. =
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GOLD AND ORANGES.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
County Commissioners Appeals for 1878.

County Commissioners Appeals for 1873.
Notice is hereby given that Appeals based on
the spring changes Of 1878 will be held by the
Board of County Commissioners, at their office,
in the Court House, as follows
For the borough of Duncannon, Liverpool,
Marysville, Millerstown, New Buffalo, and
Newport, and the townships of Buffalo, Green
wood, Howe, Liverpool, Miller, Oliver, Penn,
Rye, Watts and Wheatfeld, on
Thursday, @5th Of Aprl, 1878,
and for the boroughs of Bloomfield, Landisburg
and Blain, and the townships of Carroll,
Centre, jackson, Juniata, Madison, Sandy
Hill, saville, Spring, Toboyne, Tuscarora and
Tyrone, on
Friday, the 2eth of April, 1878,
where and at which times all persons feeling
themselves aggrieved will be heard by the
Commissioners and assessors of the several
districts.
By order of the Board.
J.W. CAN'T,
SOLOMON BOWER,
GEORGE CAMPBELL,
County Commissioners.
Attest CALVIN NELSON, Clerk.
April 2, 1878.
The best Alexander kid glove for sale
lby f. MORTIMER at 81 per. pair.
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rNRIAL.LIsT, April Term, 1873

IL
David Kstler, vs.. School Dist. Madison twp.
II. Saxton a Co., Va. r. W. Gibson.
hn Preisler, vs. David Cleland, OF nl.
Benz. O. Rbeem, We, Lewis McNeal.
Ramnel SPOTS, vs.. Mary J. Kistler, adm'S.
James ID. Willis, vs. Sarah j. Stesps executors.
Mar Rodgers, W. jain Jones.
Jas. b. Weaver, VS.. Dr. M. d. etrickler
Frank W. Gibson, va. d. M. Rinesmitb.
George Lebkicher, vs. Isaac Rowe.
W. a A. J. Snyder, VS.. Samuel Smith.
Caroline Duncan, VS.. Penna. X. r. Co.
E. ID. Owens, w. II. @. Hoffman, ct al.
Jacob A. Rice's adm'x, VS.. Joseph A. Rice, et al
james Leedy, ct ux, Va. John Pennell ct ux.
Drusilla Graham, VS.. ID. Holenbsugh, ct ux.
Same, W.. Geo. A Hollenbaugh.
Same, VS.. David Hollenbaugh
Oliver b. Smith, VS.. Peoples Bank.
VIM. b. Leas, vs.. Elizabeth Devices.
Peoples Union Bank, vs. John w. Collins, ct al
Mary Long, vs. Abraham Kaufman.
Mary H. Shellenberger, VS.. Same.
Same vs. Same.
Jacob Miley, vs.. w W. Frymire, ct al.
D. MICKEY, Protbonotary.
Prothy's Office, Bloomfield, Po, Feb 26, 1873.
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TRAVERSE JURORS.

Rye-Wm Patterson. rf,
Toboyne-Henry Givens, Abm Trostle, James
Hockenberry. ~
Howe-John Gable.
saville-George W Hench, David Rice, George
Utley, Jacob Wolf
Pehn--David Brooks, George Dunkel, Aarsn
Kem. fa
Greenwood-Henry L Grubb, Joseph Leonard,
George Ulsh.
Jaekson-James Moreland, John Wilt, Sr.
tfeld-Jacob Ayle.
Carroll-B Hall, John II JONES' Wilson Smiley
Centre-William Lickel, Oliver Rice, Clay,
ii d Koppenheffer.
- Landisburg-Jacob M Stambaugh.
arysville-Simon kreiser.
Juniata--Joshua Jones, Andrew Comp.
Liverpool T-Sas Snyder, Edward Haines
New Buffalo-Morris Custar.
Tyrone-Robert Morrow, VIM Bernheisei.
Miller-Jamss Evans
Newport-Jacob Fickes.
4 Spring--William Slusser, Harrison Dunklebereer,
IJohn Swarner
l Buffao-John Potter S E McGinnes. !
\ NTuscarora-Joseph Bucber, Newton Hsuse-
worth.
Millsrstown-WiIliam Kipp.
Liverpool BE d Owens, Il W Hamilton.
Madson-James Peck.
Duncannon-Lewis Berkstresssr.
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A Tramp Fatally Injured. :

A Tramp Fatally Injured. - Yesterday
morning little after 9 o'clock the en-
gineer of the Philadelphia express
train, eastward bound, discovered at
point about mile west of Marysville, a
man lying on the west track. The train
was stopped and the man picked up and
placed in the baggage car. The man,
when discovered, was in sinking con-
dltion and died before the train reached
Harrisburg. He had evidently fallen
from freight train going west, as one
of his legs was cut off and he had other
wounds upon his body. The remains
were taken in charge by Coroner Porter
and placed in the dead house. An in
quest was held over the body and the
jury rendered verdict in accordance
with the facts. The remains were placed
in coffin furnished by the county and
were inferred at the almshouse yester-
day afternoon. There was nothing found
about the man to lead to his identifica-
ton. His age was apparently thirty
five or thirty eight years, and his height
five feet eight inches. He was very
poorly clad and wore dark clothes.-
Harrisburg Patriot of the 9th ult.
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Church Notices.

Union services in the Lutheran church
next Sunday at o'clock p. M.
Preaching in the Presbyterian church
next Sunday at IL o'clock A. M. Pray er
meeting on Wednesday evening. Sun
day School at 2:45 O'Clock P. NJ.
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Doinqs in the REGISTERS Office. : Since

uUinuS III tHe REGISTERS UWCe. - since
our last report the following business of
interest to the public has been done:
Letters of Administration have been
granted to John S. Weaver, on the es-
tate of Jacob Piston, of Marrysville to
John Bair, on the estate of Elias
Albright, of Buffalo; to Leonard Swartz,
on estate of Geo. Dunkel, of Penn twp.
to John Boyles, on the estate of Catha-
rine Boyles, of Centre twp. to Jacob
Wentz, on estate of John Wentz, of
Blain to Henry Beigh, on the estate of
Barbara Beigh, of Liverpool /; to John
and Samuel Spicher, on estate of Jos.
Spicher, of Liverpool /; to HI. II. Fisher,
on estate of Rebecca Fisher, of
Marysville; to Matilda Sheaffer, en- es-
tate of Catharine A. Sheaffer, of Tyrone
twp, to Jacob Wolf, on estate of Han
nah Millhouse.
Letters Testamentary were issued to
M. b. Holman, on estate of Aaron
Wenner, of Liverpool to John NJ.
Toland, on estate of James II. Toland, of
Miller twp. to Catharine ]. Heston, on
estate of Esther Heston, of Centre twp.
Deeds of Assignment were placed on
record as follows:
John F.nton & wife, of Howe twp, to
James +. Stephens Samuel +. Watts
d wife of Howe twp, to Chas. Whiteket-
tie; Rnilip Peters q wife, of Buffalo
twp to VIM. Cumbler John I'll.
Mo- vioch & wife, of Buffalo twp, to
David Deckard Jesse Johnston & wife,
of Watts twp, to John A. Hilbish ;
John G. McGinnis & wife, of Watts
twp, to Jacob Buck; Levi Sillers 4
wife, of Wheat6eld twp, to Jos. Lep-
p$rd John III. Mckenzie q wife, OF
I- twp, to Eli Branyan
Samuel Mckenzie & wife, of -----
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Where Is He About ten days ago a
chap calling himself Kaufman was ac-
cused of attempting to swindle the peo-
pie of Marysville. He was arrested and
the officer having Kaufman in charge
took him out to McAlisterville, to get
Mr.. Musser to go his bail. Mr.. Musser
refused to bail him, and in the evening
as the officer and Kaufman were on
their way to Thompsontown to take
the cars to Newport, and from there to
the Jail in this place, Kaufman ran
away from the officer, and has not been
heard of since.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-04-02

Public Sale. = On Saturday of this
week, Peter Golfer will sell at the resi-
dence of David Sweger, in Carroll twp,
one mile North of Delville, lot of
household and kitchen furniture, one
COW, shotes, young cattle and many
other articles.
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luniata County.-We copy the follow
ing from the Juniata county papers of
last week.
A new post-office has been established
at Dimmville, in Greenwood township.
John Il. Dimm postmaster.
b. II. Custer has been appointed post
master East Salem; +. G. SheafIer at
Oriental, and w. b. Winey at Richfield.
On Sunday morning last Rev. H. C.
Shindle received thirteen persons to
membership in the Lutheran church,
four of whom were taken in on certifi-
cate, and the late meeting held in that
church.-Port Royal Times.
On Saturday last a young son of James
Carter, in Spruce Hill township, while
fishing In the Tuscarora creek got the
hook fastened in his lower lip. DIR.
Brazee happened to be passing the home
of Mr.. @. shortly after the accident and
was called in to administer surgical aid.
Sunday night was the most unpleasant
night we experienced this winter. The
weather was terribly cold, and the wind
blew aperfect hurricane all night. About
O'Clock in the evening a foul chimney
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On the back of the letter was picture
of q house in flames.
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I Moved.-Last Thursday Mr.. r. H.
Minich began to move a part of the
buildings in Newport to more pleasant
location. The building moved was a
meat shop which was loaded on skids
attached to the front axle of heavy
wagon and which was drawn by -
head of horses and mules 1t arrived
safely in town about dark and the next
morning was placed in position on Mr..
Minich's lot which he had just bought
from f. Mortimer. Mr.. @. T. Clegg
and Mr.. George Swartz were the parties
who engineered the job.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-04-02
THE EAGLE HOTEL,
New Bloomfield, Penn'a.

HAVING purchased this property and rented
and refurnlshed 1t in a comfortable manner.
ask share OF the public patronage. and assure
my friends who stop with me that every exertion
VIII be made TO render their stay pleasant,
March 10, 1873. tt
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-04-02

Badly Hurt.-On Saturday aweek lit
tie son of Nathan Henderson, of Green
park, aged about six years, climbed on
the wheel of wagon, when the horses
started, throwing him so that his arm
was caught between the wheel and the
lock. The result was that the bones in
, the arm were crushed and broken in
Nseveral places. @
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-.
Liquor License e.-Applicatlons for IL
cense to sell liquor have been filed for
presentation to April Court, as follows: !:
Bloomfield = II. l.. Hohenshildt, Thomas
Sutch, George r. Ensmugor.
Carroll-Wm. I. Dewalt.
Duncannon-Joseph Mayall, John Shively,
Joseph l.. Mchener.
Bufialo-Adam Fortney.
Blain-Soomon B. Gutshall.
Llverpool--S. NJ. shuler, William Wallace,
e. ID. Owen.
Landlsburg-GeorgeA A. Shuman.
Mlllerstown-Shuman Miller, j.. Rlnehart,
ID. r. ClefI'man, Henry Martin.
Marysvllle-Samuel Strasbaugh, Joseph Sad
Ter.
Newport-W. 7. Kepner, James Hahn, j. L.
CAN'T, Horace Blattenberger, Peter Wertz.
New BufTalo-George W. Burd.
Spring-Thomas M. Gray.
Tyrone-Benjamin Ritter.
Toboyne-John Sanderson, Jr.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-04-02

Where Has Amelia Gone.-Information
is wanted of Amelia Guilford, who left
Lock Haven on the Goth of December
last for Edenburg, Clarion county, since
which time nothing has been heard of
her. She is about sixteen years old, five
and half feet high, dark complexion,
black hair and black eyes, and was
dressed in blue silk dress, with black
sack or coat. Any information in re-
gard to her will be gladly received by her
mother, Mrs. Ellen Guilford, Lock
Haven, Pa. Exchanges please copy.
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T ISr OF JURORS FOR APRIL
Ia SESSIONS, 1878.
GRAND JUhons.

GRAND JUhons.
( Oentre--Isaiah O Foose Hll
| Spring--James p Rnesmth, Samuel Heiland.
Carroll-David Hair John Bair.
Tyrone-Samuel Kuhn, Josiah Cooper
Jackson Abraham Kistler.
MndisOn-Wm Zimmerman, George Bryner, T
M Cook.
Newport--H O CAN'T.
Tuscarora-J @ Kfeamer. ,..rff
Juniata-- Samuel i Watts.
Marysville-Ja Walter, VIM A Sheafef
Duncannen-Samuel Foose. rtlIl
NBloomield-oharlss Fonstsmaker. slif llr
Penn-James M White.
Watts-Samuel X Leedy. iHf
0liver--Ulrch Sultzbaugh. i11r3tt4
New BuHao-Leonard X Jones A -
Savie-Danicl Lyons, Paden
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twp, to ELI Branyan; Samuel A.
KEN. 4 wife, of -- twp, to
David N. Kern.
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Runaway Accident. On Saturday aweek,
as Mr.. John Kohr, Jr., Of Rye twp,
and lady were driving home from
Marysville, one side of the tongue
came loose from the axle while going
down hill, causing the mules to run
away. At the foot of the hill was a
bridge which the hind wheels missed
upsetting the wagon. Mr.. X. had his
arm broken below the elbow and was
otherwise badly injured, while the lady
escaped without any broken bones, but
was considerably bruised. "A boy who
was in the wagon stuck to it and was
not hurt. The mules broke loose when
the vehicle upset and ran about half a
mile when they were captured.
Sheriff's SaIes.-The following prop
critics were sold by Sheriff Gray, on
Thursday last:
The building and lot of ground stu
ate in Duncannon seized as the property
of e. G. Irwin, sold to G. A. Barnett,
Esq, for $l12.50.
Lot of ground situate in Marysville,
seized as the property of Sarah and John
H. Longsdorf, sold to Marysville Build
ing and Loan Association for 1875.
Two lots of ground in New Buffalo,
seized as the property of j. w. Arnold,
sold to j. G, McAllister for 1912.
Tract of land in Saville twp, seized
as the property of Barbara r. and j. ID.
Baker, sold to M. b. Spahr, for 1915.
Lot of ground in Penn twp, seized as
the property Jacob Johnston, sold to Jo-
seph Smith, George Fleisher and J.W.
Smith, for $25.
Tract of land situate in Spring twp,
with house, barn, &C., thereon, seized as
property of Christian Brown, sold to
Peter Lightner, for 81 100.
Tract of land situate in Tuscarora
twp, seized as the property of d. w.
Barrack, and VIM. Meyers, sold to w.
H. Minich for 500.
Other properties advertized were not
sold.
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Cumb erIand County. copy the fol-
lowing from the Cumberland county
papers of last week:
A few days ago, q worthy resident of
a township not a thousand miles from
this place, determined to follow Greely's
advice and ego West.o So he packed
his trunk, which had a spring lock, and
placed therein all his money and keys.
He then closed it and bound ii round
with strap iron. When all was ready
he discovered he had no money, that
necessary articles being in the trunk the
trunk locked and the key inside. Bor-
rowing q screw driver, after hard work
he succeeded in getting it open in time
to take the ain.-Ne,UUtLte Star.
A stranger, giving his name as Chas.
Kraffenberg, was arrested in this place
by Officer Wetzel on Thursday evening.
During the day Officer Hays had receiv-
ed telegram stating that heavy rob
berry had been committed near Camp
bellstown, Lebanon county, on the
Monday previous. The telegram also
gave minute description of five men
who were supposed to be the guilty
parties. These men came to Carlisle and
spent money very freely with fast wo-
minds of the Officers that all was not
right. Accordingly, on Thursday night,
q descent was made on o house of ILL
fame where the supposed robbers were
having O good time but Kraffenberg
was the only one captured, the Others
having left town before raid was made
on the house. While Kraffenberger
was being taken to Justice Zinn's office
by Officer Wetzel, he made an attempt
to escape. The accused was sent to Jail
to await the arrival of Lebanon county
officer. On Saturday an officer arrived
here and identified the prisoner as one
of the men concerned in the heavy rob-
berry, when he was taken to Lebanon
for trial. Kraffenberg had large guam
when arrested. His companions in crime
have not been arrested up to the present
writing -CQ9LiSke VOIll1lfeeT
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The best Alexander kid glove for sale
by f. MORTIMER at 81 per. pair.
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IOWA POINT.

sTouTs ADDITION TO IOWA POINT.
Owner. Lot Block. Amt
Stout Ia34567seIoI1 12l3H
1890 q - 23a4 3each lis
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REDEMPTION LIST.
COUNTY TREASURER's oFPICE /,
Troy, DoSIPHAN COUNT, kansas,

n Office hereby GWEN that the following described
lands and town lots sold fofshe taxes the
year 1ei the 7th day Of September 1875 that the
three allowed by Law for the redemption Of
same will expire the 9Th day of September 1910
tract Of land town lot unredeemed By that time
viii be conveyed to the purchaser by tar deed.
ROBERT FLICKINGER,
County Treasurer