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BLooMIxoIoN, ILL.,, Aug. G.-John GottlIcb
LauRe, one Of TIC old aud wealthy German resi-
danta OF Bloomington, died last night Of general
debility. lie ia the fnlller OF 1ustnYo Lungs,
OF ChscAg0, a prominent Herman uutittclan, aud
formerly 8hurlI Of Mclean County.
rhov,pENcs, X, l.. Aug. e.-Ssnuel s. Foss,
for forty years editor una proprietor Of the
Woonsugkct Itatriot+ died tu-daY.
8,eefas D'1nafca 10 Tbs 7ttasn4-
V1NcENAzs. Ind. Aug. G.-aarah Cron, aged
10. wite at Henry Crou, Of Declsor Township,
died suddenly Of heart Alseasu tutdnY.
5pftt"l Dtsadtch TO 7hl 1JtbHna.
> DkCATuH, I'LL, Auv, 0.-1llis community Vas
shocked yesterday on learning uf ttle death ol
Mrs. Arthur L. ktunoy, thu young wife Of ons
Of our prominent nntl successful businessmen.
She died OF parnlysts, nha leaves two children
4nd babe two wcuks old. Miss Annie ljyeEs,
aged II, died OF typhoid feSrt after au llluess
Vt stx weeks, Her body viii bu buried ut
Carthage, ILL.,, tomorrow.
Rn<etal TI5phtcA to 1ha T'rihrat.
CAIRO, ILL.,, Aug. Cdr. Daniel Arto, ono ot
the plonees citizens Ut Southern lllluols, died Ut
hIs residence. in this Sty this snorniug., III Tho
Sd year of Ills aGc. Fur lllnuy years he hRl
been prominently before tho people, AMI uas
Surveyor Of this port during the ADMINISTRATION
OF Lihcoln aud Jouusou. Ills death CAUSES
much regret In tlla community, Ills sou,
Charles D. ArIo. ux-Ctty MarsllaI, WAS assass!n.
ateu ln this city by Constable John iloxau
One week ago. II
, 1879-08-07
THE KING OF CATFISH.

a Hou,nrkab'o Fish stnry from Sunday
Creek Valley, State OF Ohio.
Se'o Lexng'nn (ohto> crtspandsnce Cincinnati fon'
A curious ISL story, from the 6undnY Creek
Valley, llas just reached this place, u,,, though
too marvellous, not to say lncrclthlc Tor belief.
We giya the story as It comes, ~ near us pras-
ticablo, for what It is worth, on tho aame prnet.
plo that courts of Justice often receive a,,i hcar
testimony md let 1t TO to the tury, 1t must be
remembered that Sunday Creek IL ANAL
strcau,, but Is ut times almost II not
quito u largo as tic Hooking River.
At ono place, for distance Of dttsen
or twenty rotf, tho watcra have scooped
out deep basin fifteen or twenty rods loug,
anil tN almost q strnight line. Close on ono
sikle Tor Al! this .distanya there was an immense
overhunging rock. This was formerly favorite
catfish were caught IN the deep. long ho!e. In
ordinary times the water was here from 1.-Two 10
tsA Tcct uecp, anl often deeper than thls. Hnt
the great rock gradually BEGAN To- bo undcr-
1e considered dangerous to be on ihe rock
aoge or in tue wAtcr beneath, and tho ptars
was uTufaed ny everybody. a day or TWO siuce
heavy dull souna was heara in the
q loud aplash and roar OF water.
Many persnua rushed ia the tlrcctint,
OF Lhc strange sounds atnl saw The mystcry was
uo longer Unu. The giant rock tlasl yarted anll
RULED plumb into tho creek, ,,carly ll,,g t,,o
l,stl vi tt,. streatn for many rods AMI forcing
large boly Ut water otIt Into level field ~ tho
appoattc stA0 0f Tho crock. Fenees w0re swept
away AMI c0nssdGrahle ntler damage unne. l},lt
tho water fpuntl tts tcycl, and tho Held wns
lsft nlul,st a. dry umd watcriess IS II, Ind tesa
l'afnru tin strange dclnge. But IL was Boon Oh.
Rsrved Tint larga nun4ours OF tsI. bad leeu
lhtowu ont On tlle DRY land. Tie ,llost of
tt,csa we're catish, und unusually large.
Qnu was enormous, md tnwerel .lca,l
mn! sl.aa'sicrs. 80 10 speak. aboyo oil liz
rest. llu seemed u ha a biz whale The callsh
ali inmned aal bounced! around lively when tho
wafer rcCctled, but tlr Wrtthtngs aud eortur-
ltous Of tho monster wore mast fearful to be-
holl. lilo would lump several feet iuto tho alr,
and more tlau twics The length of himself oui
lhe ground. Az ohcr ttnes Ae would liz per.
frctiy sttll. Al last, IN one OF l1a quiet mo-
lnenls, hs wus shot In thu head like beuf md
tLia untallesl Him lie measured thirteen feet
a,Al four 3nchcs, a.,4 weighed on llle Sunday
Creek coal sca!es 315 pounds. Several 0t ll,e
Other ish weighed from IltY to etshty pounds
earl,. THIS long, deep lotu tas for many years
been lett unltstutl,ca. Oh acctlnt Ut ts danger.
ous position, ani lha lsh evidently rama to The
CONCLUSION that there wus tho plare to EEow fat
ansl btQ. and ~ must be admitted they Gut iu
their work well.
, 1879-08-07
WASHINGTON,

Tho Rights al American CItizcna tu Cor.
,nanY-rsnattles Kn,nttted.
WASHINGTON, Ang. 0.-Thia Government
having vallc,! the attention Ut the German tlov-
cfnu,eut to tllu annoyancts anil threats Of loss
Of property Carl GGrhard Ro!sscl!cr, d NATURAL
tzed citizen, was subiectcd to because ILLS two
sons, horn h"re md living tn st. Louis, would
not repurk for rnsoltsncnt In tic German
army4 tllu authorities OF Germany hayc
0iyeu decision In favor Of the
bo,sso!ters When DolasclIcr, Senior,
returned to Germany he took hls sons there
with him, but they ca.ue back to thts country
beforu hc.ou'lng Of ago, tho ialhcE Eenlssukng III
his nattya land.
Thu Secretary Of tho Treasury has decided to
remit all 'ha tucs aud pcnal.lea tncursct! bY
thn Motnph!a j. 1t. Louis I'nekti Company by
carrying All cxccss III passengers during tis
exodus Of The cuiurel pcDp|o.
Postmaster. .Gcacral KIy has returned. lie
has oraaFea free dclIyury at Springfield, o.,
Ritcr Srpt, |.
, 1879-08-07
NOllDENSKJOLD.

Sailing TlrouEl, thu Palar Sen 10 tho n
cllio OcHnn-tmpartaut Discoveries In the
Nurah-Trom sweasu to Swetlon vla tito
North Cape, behring's Struts, and tho
Buez Canal.
berlin, AuE. "A telegram was received IN
this city yesterday iron, Stockholm announcing
that tho Arctic explorer, Prof. Nordenlkfotd,
had brought hs steamer, lhe Vega, out Of the
leo In Dehsllig Strait, where she had been con-
fined during tic wiuter, and hail begun bis
homowari Journey through tho PaGIiu Ocean.
Thla announcement Is thut Of the first succe "a
Of many eilorts 10 1ul northeast passage from
the Atlantic 10 tho Pacific Ocean. Prot, Nor
denskiold started on this most perlloua and
most important expedition oa u,e 4th oi July,
1879 lie started from Qothenburg !u tho Vega,
accompanied by corps Of scientific specialists,
1t, addllon to cEcw Of able scamen, who bad
had experience In navigating tho Arctic seas.
Tie details Of his voyage a. far as they hare
been received are full Of interest, md show as
we'll thu daring unl the perseverance, Of TIC c1-
pinrer.
Nordcuskjosl began biz career rs au explorer
In 1877. The problem ha took upon himself to
solva was whether Or not tlero ~ naYigabie
water north Of As!a from the Atlantic to tho
stlss' 10 ,ea Gaa ect9FS him .he fssorda OF uie
Dehting, u we'll al Of ottlcfs whose uanaes arc
also lalnflarly known. lie studied all theae
{tolu lite expeditions Ut the Nurlllmun und the
1culat1ers TO tiie iatest expeditions In 1871 aud
l8Th IL which rnany ga.lant Nurwcglaus lost
lhctr lives. From tlleso records he learned tho
several theories that bad been heid, unl to what
extent lhe tacts n aaccftataod by lAe explorers
pruycl or d!spruveu them.
pstvous to 1878 NaEdensklold had engaged
!u six voyagea. III that year Ae was selecte1 by
tho Swedish Government to undertake slcdge
Journey from Bptszbcrgen reward tho North
Fole. The explorers encountered laasters and
were compelled to return hnsne the following
year without hay,ug gained much Information,
ln it7S tile Professor wus ablr, through the
generosity Ut Mr. Usrur Dickson, wealthy ner-
eilaut u Gotacnburc, to essay ttle proof VI bis
ocllel that thetu IL naFtgable sea tusth nf Asia
cosss m T oi norway, un lis sth oi June m a Of I'D Int
, 1879-08-07

The QaurEia Legislature has uuung u[scuSs1ua
q bill khullsb,bg Ll!s pteIaHI 4Jste1u VI l1asog
runylrt.. The lessees clsial yrsteti rights !os
twenty years uluaer un uet passcd IT. l618. enen
asuscs exist nutloE ulu sY.sbu that ll!e ssntlss
lncut atl I'VE. lhc stato deu,anus the abolition u
tllu kysieH. ConYtcts art LeAtun cruelly, !ueu
nul Huu,rn arc chAlned toxatler. unu cunvles
raulps cut lssrlute sec1,es VI suffering. lhe
wllppug-pos was xbollshesl in GuulKta bo!Hlo
The Wy. hut ea,ax!stb are laAhcu cfurily nu" !os
tracts Ut !ow rHles Hn 1u Thu wurR with rupY|et..
THIS hss caused wurk,ngMen alt over tha sta.e
bitterly ~ oppoaa tic syttsIn. Tile ltissttoa =
u1rttuE great Interest III t,tu LegisIatlrc, wncn
will utiier abutsll the lesscs " put atsto war
deus lu I'LL euuYlgt SufDnE 10 pTeyent ~ IaItys
, 1879-08-07

6corrsvu.I.E, Va, Aug. a,-Mttcl.a!l Je!f-
erson,. younE farlner, Ind brcu separatuu
from hls wife, MaIinda JsIfcssou. tor sutus
WIS .urru lis .nollmnin-taw parhuatjrtl her
daughter to Eut him plIt of lhe way by poisot,.
tns INN, ntAl gave her dose to put In tin eolteu
tho ''rat iuyor.bu apIx,stuutLy. The .!x.lghlrr
PLACED u cIr u coltGu On tho liable and tuytt.tl
the t4ble to do 80. She lutt lhc room. II iuok
spoonful, and: mt liking lE,a iasto, took tlle
colIrs-pot, which WIS II ihe flsu place, puused
so.ne eoffea III stua!l bucKet whjrh hp lil viii,
t1sli, md then cntiN'i iu cuntetlsa Ul tia prOf.
fetstt cup into tle cnt!esunt. llc then !cft lila
wtfc's mothsr lhcn strpped III u.,d asked her
daughter foE soulethng tu eat. Suu nus told
thut tie colEco VIA ln tic pot ut tilr tiru Sl.v
drank freely Ut It, was takca sick anu died.
Julrera9h has been exuaeralcu &5uu Iii bInlpn In
The matter. 80
, 1879-08-07

ph. do Gran1lteu printed touching sccouut OF
e1ory evidently bcIng lntcnucd for uso III tho
Royallas carnnntsn supplements. II concluded
VIII! IN nnccdotc conpcrnu: a tl,c aun Of m old
project Of The department" is eunposiitHr
faftthqta', without ah cTuri. lnalo It read "tha
son Of an old rrclatol ~ hut t,nthtng quito
comics up 10 Its manipulation ot Mr. ia Copks
c!aaucnt nraycr III lfc Yosemite Valley.
"'fhou 'inst consecrntell This vatloy-maY wc
tcl'gcnt Compusttor merely turned the noto Of
exclamation fulo a nolp Ut Interrogation,
,''Fhnn hast consaeratcd tlIls vatley-mny wo not
destesato t1H -
, 1879-08-07

The Intelligent Golnpus!tos ID at M country,
hut fa scattered abEou. .tt!strhutcd, as Ii, ,werc,
over ttla facc uf the earth, n,aktug hfs victim.
authors walt sighs asl uwful ini,ruea.i.,ns frotn
Indus tn thu Pole. Ot lstu lle llas doac sumo
very crcdltahlc work. lie has given lsarbatoes
. terribly tow moralMv rate, fur VIC learn trnm
tho reEofl Of ,hu Board IT Health ttlut '.ui
year seventy were lllegitlmase.n Tho "ayerags
Ut virtoo aiong tilu Erie canawi," low a. it
scems to hayu been IN The days Of Mr. A. Wtrd,
and as Il has eycr s!nca Continued Lo be in t!la
mucd ligler than this, III tho Farss Figure 81.
, 1879-08-07
An Indians .lutlKe's Nukke Story.

7N11TH HdN0H8 JGiIFNu{, :
Judge Charlca II. TGst,i who celebrated his
77tt1 birthday few dava ago, was aruused by
suake stories in Saturdays Jour.ta. liz says
ulAt when hu WIS ca,rytnt. tlls ctlna alml kcet,-
lng lo!d-uotes for tho original survey vi thu
City VI 1n1isuanut1s, In lHa), rattlrsnakcs wrtu
80 abundant tisAt tie Was compelled to wcAr leg.
coYrEul.s lnade ot dressed hulfaio, hide; thut
the ratt1csnakrs would strIka al hts lcgA u,d
fix their fangs ia Ills buffalo leggings, and llu
not unfrcgucntly Ind Two hanging to t.ul 1t tho
same time, a,Id would often strike back with
his bla1ls,g-ax nnu cut uH their heads, which hu
would detheh at nigtt. TheJudse anlrus When
he kiYes eYltencs.
, 1879-08-07

'rea.tastcr1 aro well awnrs of the dangers to
Which thur are subject. und few ii t,,cIl. cali
carry On tho buAineys for lnany years without
Epiasas their health Moderate dFaueslss Ut tea
nlay produce III agreeable exhIlaralou OF mind
aMd body, with no noticeable reaction; but The
ciIecls III It's excessive u4e nre declared bY doe.
tors to 10 palpItat!oa Of tho heart, an aGseuce
Vision, nini dullness and confusion OF mind
Cases Of severe neuralgia are frequently ths
, 1879-08-07

LeH4of 1FAth ts
Ono OF u,e RuSs,an 0ranu Dukes Is marley,
to herman girl VI hupItlu BIRTH. "s',s'ety.
Ut AlosGe,w anubtIed hEr. SO tic other daY ' 'no
Ora,d uuks txuseA hotel whero tnaAy lodSes
uf .'suc,ctY" wxfu oeIuatolur4 tu sup WIN ulsls u
p4mlsers to 10 sugroupdea bY tie pol1er. Ing
ladies wrru yatIe1 upui, 10 glya tletr natnsA hna
t1let adlrcssra, alttl lieu lhe!r Husbands @e5a
sruk Tor to iuentify them.
, 1879-08-07
SENN---ENGEMANN.
coroner's Inquest on the Victims
Of the Foundry Tragedy.
The Jury Find that tho Former Was
Temporarily Insane.


The Jury Find that tho Former Was
Temporarily Insane,
Coroner Mann held IN iuouest over the ro.
main, of soon,on sann ona cnnr.a Eueorsnn
n,corrnr,,s ra.1od :, .,trnrs,n.n ), ~ a-ar,am. ra
u"eosFeet'S ea'.cu "LnK'e"an III previous ,e'
met lief death IN such tragic manner nt No.
n5 West PolK streot Tacsday AFTERNOON. the
f"1, nnrttcn,.rs ~ wt;c, vnrs nn1,1i.hr1 IN Tns
Tn,,,,.,,, ~ .as,a,.a" .,..,,u.. m,ss ,"....a.
took place at II o'clocs. ......... 80
Peter achtllo, bclnr sworn, testified that be
wa. thu ,cnfor mpm,,.r NJ ,,,c firm of. pch,,,o.
ros.s,s,, H. o...t ~ .t,sn ~ nm
johnson street. 1lc lad known Solomon
Sem, deceased, for tho past twenty years.
He was hts father,s portuer for ten Years pre.
yiou. Ia Tho f,ro nrt1 nsa h.., vt,...., a.,,ro,
lor 'no past eight years. he was Gsrmnn
a1ltf was 48 years old; was married man nnl
resided with lis wife md family at Nh. 449
Dearborn nYeu,1e. Deceased vas a teu,pctato
.nan' tot sue past iout OF hve "eeRs "'tncsa
1nouRhs aeceasea hau acted atranRoy; had
s1osn laek Of memory; 10 was also very
resttvc and bccatno angry VERY easily. During
the ttme mentioned he had not elyou his usunl
atten,inn In hn.incss. III. nart vat H. m.nc
easasss tn,a !qr mork. ana !: M naa oeen customary
~, ~ taAe ~ aos LUIS tnet ot tne ~otk'
~. ~ sstsmy tho "ookkceper "ao aselstca I'LL IN
Nv rv,.. vvs..n.a1sa. -. 4-,.
a,ssa.nd Ia aaa kua"a Ion.au EnEsmann a.so
nn Ior M s aoou' seven yfats no naVnS peeh
H. IIno.o9en " 'ne sIm los LIEN isngtn ol iitns.
.ro,,t.s I'VE potm III ueslnany. lne1o VIZ Ltto i
.hn,. .Mu'e uet"eea ."S s"u nen lew uaye sinc9
r.sm nr.ouu. so.no wosn, put saat passeu a"ag. hna
ra.,nn r.i1,snm c=snsmus1 = "9sa 40 ~ tn"ngn a
t'otn'nh s'au naptSueo' Aast HoH4AF t!e AELn
Iinia motsu !su' ~, ~ asenssct VI ou,onk ~
Enrnmann f,si NH m tvsre mt iii riuht "IG' H.
Som went to tic shop and spoke to Euremoun
abouk Il. Eu1emauu claimed that tho work bad
bccn donu right. md Som wanted him to no
and look at It. liz refused to 70 unless Senn
went With him, anu Sem woufd not 60. EnEe-
that lie was going to quit. Witness talked
with lin. nul Enrennnnn told him what
tho trouble was. Witness advised him
to 20 md look at lie work, hut he said no:
+: ,i s. b. vas s going to quit and he parked up a.
Ills 'o'os' a4a m..,.a,n ,,s ,,o,.
1919. -, 40 "a, Mo"s',
s,.n nso va nasu 10 nm IN iol' 70 Nate. Hs ana
1T 5Gnn naa soine Wosos ~ the once nut witness
.aas altesnooh, ptt came afouna tuesday
morning ai,d vent to work again. aEter having q
talK @ wlth witness Tor little while. He worked
VIII noon' mud anous twenty minutes before
nut he Inc timo, put camo In ahq found
Enmgothahn,: sem. ana Kramer 10 the
o!.,eo' ,, mr. Cossman came INTO tho
u!Hca s.'aee WIN Wines anu asNea ar. sem
.'s Mhstnes !. " NY nneenla"n tooK nnek "hat nc
saiu the aay oe!oee. NJ sem ealu 20 hnd not
Ipne q 50, ttat the nookkeeper GOULD tell what
EtnTcnanu nay sa,u. Scnn ana Engemaon sllen
M4 Mu4 aome Wolos anu Eneenaian said .hat Sem
iiea. Mf. Cossmnn then lntofmGd Eneemnnn
,Hnt Nv M4e u!stua1Neu, Hilu toiu t1e uook-
, 1879-08-07
THE MATCH HoNp FRAUD,


WAsH1N0ToN, D. Cr Aug. A.-Nothlng Of IN
Official pniuro has been received at tho Troas-
ury Department In relation 10 tho alleged CON.
ncetton Of hir. SWEET with The n.atch ease. Tho
acton already taken by Commissioner Raum
will cover any lIcw Development III Tho ,pakrcr,
The Cnmntsaonar's Instructions wcro IL lruse.
cutie aii who were found ~ ue cstminally l,npEi.
Gated in the fraud.
, 1879-08-07

Mothers! your child Max have worms! Then, by
Al means use "browu's Fs1mliu9o Cop0ts.h
They ara tho beat suEcst, and must ulresaut ten.
cdy koowu. -Ay0ld countsffslts. pdce, rs cents,
, 1879-08-07

nsumpond them satd TO hi,u, lilo you know
ihis bond to le goodf' h1r. Haxter replted.
'Yes, do.' fleu the Judge told him to bs
sworn, nnl Baxter held up BIZ hand sud was
swQrn- ,1i!e Judge asked II ho had seen tile
su1ctles sen uletr uAMcs; aud baxter re-.
piled that hs Lad. Hs then asked hlu,
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-03-11
For rur TIMES.



LIVERPOOL, Pa, March, 1879.
Death has been in our midst and taken an
other of our old and respected citizens.
The Hon. Jos. Shuler died yesterday z. NJ,
after lingering Illness at the age of 67
In 1888, before county conventions were In
vogue and all run as independent Candidates.
he was elected Sheriff by large majority.
In 1876 Danphin and Perry Cos. composing
the Legislative District, he was elected Mem
Der and In 1878, after sharp and bitter
campaign, reelected.
Previous to 1888 and AFTER he filled different
Offices In the Borough.
He has In his time been more prominently be-
fore the public than any of our citizens here.
To whatever position he was assigned he
filled II with credit to himself and honor to
his constituents.
An old.time Whig staunch Republican
during his life time, he labored hard for the
success of the principles on which those par
ties we're founded.
purer patricia more sincere friend TO the
soldiers during the rebellion, there was none.
In private life he was kind husband, an
indulgeut, ailectlonate father, an honored and
esteemed citizen. Whatever obstacles in life
he might have had TO contend with, his in
domitable energy and perseverance, overcome
them all.
If as public official to be honest in his
convictions, pure in his motives, upright in
his Judgment and patriotic in purpose If to
this be added, sincere, generous, devoted
friend, an enterprlsing citizen, afIectonate in
his domestic ties, we may well mourn his death
and cherish his memory.
He leaves a wife and six children to mourn
his loss. Z.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-03-11
For The BLOOMFIELD TIMES.
Another Minister Pounded.

BLAIN, PA, March 4, 1879
On the eve OF the 2lst ult while the family OF
Rev. M Q. Piper were quietly seated In their
pleasant home talking OF the events OF the day
they we're interrupted and surprised by the un-
ceTemOnl0us entrance Of thirty OF his many
friends from New Germantown and armed with
pounds OF the many good things with which those
people abound, and gave the reverend gentleman
and his estmabe lady and elfectual pounding
tatues, wheat, flour butter, eggs etc etc. These
tokens of esteem show that they duly appreciate
his labers of love. Such tangible expressions of
remembrance and esteem are not easily for
gotten, and Will not be on the part Of Mr.. Piper
and family, neither by any present, 1t was indeed
an enjDyable meeting. Rev. Piper has served
those people for two years, and judging from this
special act they would have his pastoral relation
continued, we think so too. FOREIGN.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-03-11
For The Bloomfield Times
LOysville Debating Society.

Wednesday, March 9TH, 1919.
The society was largely attended on last "Wednesday
evening by ladies and gentlemen. The question, Re
solved, That the savage tribe of Indians should be
terminated - discussed in quite spirited man
lIer. The decision then given by vote of the
house in favor Of the negative The "Loysylle News"
was then read by our worthy editor, amidst the ap
Of considerable size filled with locals humorous items
current events, and many articles remarkable for
depth of thought thus verifying the assertion of the
TIMES, that variety of interesting news makes
good newspaper. The following question propOs-
ed by our worthy Green Park debators, who viii par
That Geo. Washington deserves more praise for fight
ing for the American Independence than arquise La
Johnson Rice. Negative, II. w. Dromgold and John
Hheetn. OMEGA.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-03-11

The Middleburg Post thus compli-
ments Judge Junkin:
Hon. b. +. Junkin after the adjourn
ment of Court, paid our Sanctum visit.
The Judge is one of the most genial
men to be met anywhere. His fine legal
abtlities-the steady hand with which
he holds the scales of Justice-his pleas
ing manners-rare social qualities-ex-
cellent moral character have made him
one of the most popular law Judges in
the State. and to whom his constituency
point with pride"
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-03-11
rHE rlMEs. NEW BLooMFIELD PA, MARcH Il. $50

house, and by quickly throwing bucket
of water over the llttle.one,s she succeeded
in extlnguishing the fire, but not before
the child was so seriously burned that
its life was considered in danger DIR.
Shull was called in and was able to
relieve the paln somewhat, but he had
little hopes of the child's recovery.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-03-11

.FTyAKE NOTICE.-NEw PENSION LAW
Il All Pensions by Law. begin back at date OF
Discharge or Death Of Soldier. Old rejected eases
re. opened. The undersigned has had 10 years
experience in pr0secuting Pension claims All
persons believing themselves entitled 10 Pensions,
please call ON or address,
LEWIS POTTER.
New Bloomfield.
Feb. II. 1879. Perry Co., Pa.
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Church Notices. /.

Presbyterian Church-P Preaching each
Sabbath at II A. M. and p. M. Pray
ermeeting "Wednesday evening O'clock
Sunday School at 81 A. M.
Preaching in the Reformed Church
next Sunday at p o'clock p. NJ.
Preaching in the M. Il. Church next
Sunday at l0a o'clock A.. Nj. Sunday
School at 9t A. M. Also Preac hing at
Mount Gilead 81 and Landisburg I. M.
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NrARRrArA1res.

SPENsE--DuNKLE --On the Goth uit., at the resi-.
dence OF the BRIDES mother, In DuncannOn by
Rey: q. a. Burtner David w. Spence TO Annie
J.. Dunkle, both Of this county
JoHNsoN--W -WALDsMITH. AT the residence Of the
bride, on the 18th ult., by Rev IT, o. Sblndle MIR
James =. J0hns0n Of Tufbett twp. and Miss
Anna Waldsmth. OF Milford twp, Juniata 90.
LoNG--BAcIMAN-On the 9Th ult al Jamestown
by Rev O.. III. Mutschle, Mr. Clarke q. Long, Of
Swartara twp. Leb. Co., to Miss Ida Bacllinan OF
New Buffalo, Perry Co.. Pa.
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TAKE NoTICE-That application will be
A made 70 the Board Of Pard0ns at their meet
pardon OF John Shaifer, who was sentenced to i'm
prisOnment In the Eastern Pententiary on a
slons Of Perry county.
ELIZABETH SHAFFER
March 10th 1879
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CARLISLE PRODUCE MARKET.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.
WOODWARD & BORB.
Philadelphia Produce Market.
PHILADELPHIA. March

PHILADELPHIA. March s, 1873.
Flour unsettled; extras So 5004 co.: Pennsyl.
vana family. 81 so % 4.75; Minnesota do, .sl.5O6
S4.62; patent aud high grades. S6@7.75.
Rye -four, 81 656e275.
C0rnmeal. S2.60.
Wheat, red, ll2 q llS; amber. ll4Gll5; white,
1l5@1116.
Corn quiet and easy; yellow, 4s@l5c.; mixed,
42D44c.
3l@3Sc. western mixed, 2903l.
Rye54Q56c.
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FOR SALE.-A Valuable Tract of Chest
nut Timber Land at private sale, situate
B miles Northwest of Bloomfield, con-
tanning so ACRES. Will be sold its
value.
Call on or address
WILSON LUPFER,
Attorney-at-Law,
102t New Bloomfield.