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Importer cG " incs BrsHt;i"s, Gins &C., war.
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OYSTERS of the largest sz and liae,t flavor
always on hsnl. watch gro served in tho beat
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am now prepared 10 accommodate tho citzans %
Alexandris end thu travelling public tec2G-tf
GlEST NAT. BANK OF ALMA, Va.
- Alexandria, Va.
The annual cieCtnn COR DIRECTORS Of this
Bank will ha held ut tho Banking Iouse, ON
TUESDAY, January 18th, $50 between the
hours OF II and o clock
dec 1873. GuAS. X. EO0FF, Cashier.
NEJANTED-An ACTIVE MA Il TO clear up
w for tho purpose OF cultivation ono hun
dred acres OF land on ny "LcxiGkton FARM"
in Fairfax county.
dec23.2W GHORGk MASON.
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GFEfTE.fE.
Thc EvlsieEce TN FX Policeman E.Tes'
Case.
Published ty trlc: Of tho City t@uGcl, Do.
U.mb3T % 1879.

10 the City Council of -1Acc1at7Tu:
The Committee o. Pcl!ce, 10 whom w;:3 !c-
f3!rJd tho petition Of Christopher Lyl.e il re-
la.ion to his conduct Immediately preceding i.
dismissal from the polio, tcrcc, respectfully re.
ptr: that they held several meetirca, AMI nav.
log agreed to reo,ivo ell testimony % tu G.or
jact which might 30 suhcitied t. ttcm, they
unanimously agreed TO tho following:
"Thn Committee Gu Puic res0!ya 70 employ
VIM. +. Carne to report tho testimony given
before il at The rate CT compensation hcraloflrc
pSli bim by committees to whom ma:ter4 f,r
Investigation have boea referred hY the Ui:y
Council"
The Testimony Of oumb,r OF y,ilacss.s WIS
sccordloe7 taken, aud ia hereby submitted to
tho City Council fer its irf,rms'iop.
j. D. JAWS.
Va i.rnnn i L.,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-26

Yesterday, 10 Basg;r, Maize, mob pre-
veLted the execution Of legal order ISSUED by
legally appointed st&tc tllic;r. and is sus-
tactd ii IL ac:i2n by ho entire radical ptry
o: The cCuGiry. Suppose such thing had CO.
CURED in he South? The mere Suggestion is
lu!tisiait To irleatn the snswtI.
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Shot by He ksIHElH;;sE

NEW YoRK. Dec. ZG--Alico Smith. :. sou: (
| married woman, employed 81 vErie!7 ac:fcss
| in one Of tho Bowery theatres, w"s che! y"&;of
| day morning on her way from tho iEc.,ra by
| her husband. She had not !ivri with atr hua-
| band fnr some time
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Head.

ALBANY, n. T., Dec 70 -(i0nrsc ri, Bah.
ofLho Buffalo Com morcisl Advertiser, who WAS
Injured i'll tho Grand Central Daro1 81 Nav
York us! Monday evening, diad this iN:rHia&
ct .ha huRm0ro Hotel
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Killed Iby ffiH Cars.

FiT1sToE. PA, Doc 2j-WilIia.n Powell. oi
Kingston Pa, while standing no thI Lacks
ing, was struck by passing train AMI Killed.
lln lcnvca u wItu and ono child.
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Efurnc;t 10 iseIEi.,

NEW York, Dec. Is An eccnntri2 o.! .naa
namod Patrick j. H0u'Lon, who made iiviag
By selling picture frames, Was hVrnar! e. 'i@tii!
yesterday il. his room.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-26

You CAN FIND a LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Tia Ware. sush IS Baking Pans. PIC pans,
Cutters &C., cheap nt STANSEUnT's,
Cor. King and Columbus ri.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-26

fresldcnt Hayes Lit Washington 10 day fer
New jersey 10 visit scmG raia;i7rs. lie will
stop IN Philadelphia IN route ard BE- Ike guest
OF John Wc'cn. Ito will inect Gen. Grant at
dinner to which !o.h have been i9gilci. L,si
THIS nay b., construed Ga an cn.?c:s .ucbt by tho
President Of tho Grant hjoHi, Il can 10 stated
TINT the l>c; s:d:n. is cmria;lca!ly 1rp9s:l TO
the third term movement.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-26

An AUTHORITY ON BLACK EYES Harry
Hill, the famous :por:, is sid to know mere
about black eyis than he brightest tru6o.tc ia
Amer!c1. tic has given and taken ;hcuscst5
IN his time, snd he says the oDly thing which
will remove th:m within twelve hcur4 is Gi!s'
lIiuiment Icdide Ammonia. Giles Pills cure
Constipation. Sold ty |; druggists S3Gd fer
panphIet to DR.. GILks, l20 West Bresdrr;.
n. Y. Tidal s z, 25 osnis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-26

DR.. Gu'Ts Coaeh Syrup is fast taking tho
Place Of MI tho old fashioned Cough Remedies.
1t Fever iaiia to itllcrc thc most v.o,tns Cold,
na'l Ter Throat DISEASES i. il Invaluable. Pri,o
- cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-26

:, ADVANCE IN TIE FEICE CT NAILS The
ritlsburg and Wheeling nail manufacturers or
the 29hd inst, sdvancod the prico OF nail from
- e. 10 ID 70 pr krg an advance At these points
o! III cents ner keE. The iastotn manufacturers
advanced IS cents per lcr, Iho Il. II, and n,
nails is unusually heavy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-26

f1TfMrT To STEAL GEN. GRANTS hRAD1-
ANs.-lhero arc row in tho Marlboro, (Md.)
Illi Two Htn usmcd No!en aud ticker, who
wcrc arrested Oh charge Of horao s,caliug. 1t
Il SAID thai they had cotcrcd oto conspiracy
10 10 steal Geo. Grant s Arabian hcrscs from Gen.
pears larm, IN Montgomery COUNTY, and that
thelf purpose was to bold The tcra,s until q
large reward was { fired for their rcturp.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-16

Iunlata County We copy the follow
ing from the Juniata county papers of
last week.
A lad aged 13 years, u son of Harry
Bortel, living in Milford township, fell
from persimmon tree on Saturday,
whereby his left thigh was broken. DR..
Banks was called and gave the injured
limb the proper attention.
The house and barn owned by UtIey
Castner, in Beale township was destroy
ed by fire about eight o'clock on Mon
day. evening. Mr.. Castner was engaged
in butchering, and defective f1ue set
the roof of the dwelling house on fire,
and sparks from the house communicat-
ed to the barn. No insurance.
Some changes on the main line In
Division bosses have occurred, of which
we note that Noah Penepacker is sue
ceeded by George Heimbach of Millers
town. Mr. p. declined to go there, and
has accepted the place of watchman
over the river. David Fink of the Mar
rows goes to Millerstown. Jacob Ester
line, heretofore at Granville, has been
assigned to assist Mr.. Collins in the
Narrows.
"a hIC OCCuIItu db ,OeUUTeVIIle, Ill
Walker township about / o'clock, on
Saturday morning, which resulted in
the destruction of wash house, on the
premises of Mr.. S. Funk. The premis-
es are at present In the occupancy of
Mr.. J. Funk, who had quite variety of
farming implements and other personal
property slowed away in the building.
His winters fire-wood quite recently
hauled, was ranked against the building.
This together with the contents of the
building, was almost an entire loss. The
building was worth about $500. Mr.. J.
Funk's loss will be from $50 to $40. The
origin of the fire is supposed to be from
the chimney. No insurance.
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to have nothing but piece OF the stock
OF bis gun left, the barrel having bursted
and flew some distance from where the
three where standing. Strange to say,
all escaped without any injuries. This
may be considered miraculous escape.
A revival Of religion isin progress at
Waggoner's church, better known as
the brick, on the. Longs Gap road. IL
commenced on last Sunday evening,
Nov 30, and up to this evening, Dec. 5,
not one has come forward and presented
himself at the altar. II is conducted by
Rev. b. f. Hall, of Perry county, who
was stationed on this circuit In the
absence of Rev. s. ID. Shortess.
Miss Mary Griffin, sister of Col. Will
iliam Griffin, met with an accident on
Saturday afternoon last, while going to
the services at the Presbyterian Church.
As she entered the church by the side
door, a gust of wind blew open the front
door, which struck against her with
great force, and threw her on the pave
ment. She was considerably hurt,
especially on her lower limbs, but fortu-
nately no bones were broken.-Shippens-
burg Chronicle.
The Council of Shippensburg, offers
reward of fifty dollars for the apprehen-
sion and conviction, of the person or
persons who set fire to DIR. II. g. Hays's
stable on the night of the tenth of
November.
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were scattered oyer the floor. A brother
was also slightly injured.

were scattered oyer the floor A brother
was also slightly injured.
The Bloomfield Fur Company have
started business for the season with two
new members. If Harry and Attig
manage to keep up to the old veteran
who leads the company, G. B. Arnold,
they will have to step off pretty lively.
Last week they captured two red foxes
and number of rabbits and squirrels.
The Mechanicsburg journal" says
During the dry up" of the Hogestown
run, a walled up well was discovered
near the flood gates, short distance
west of the bridge at Hogestown, In the
middle Of the bed of the run, filled with
pure fresh water. A cucumber pump
has been put in, and hereafter the citi-
zens of the village will have no trouble
to slake their thirst.
Rev. Josephus Cheany, of New Jer-
sey very popular Temperance lecturer,
will address the Temperance Unions, as
follows:
Sandy Hill, Tuesday, Dec. 10th lex
esburg, Wednesday II; Donnally's Mills
Thursday, 1S; Hunters Valley, Friday,
49,; Newport, Saturday and Sunday, 20,
81.
Lectures free, but collection will be
taken up at each place for his support.
Friends, please encourage him and be
liberal, and you will be rewarded.
MILTON b. EsHELMAN.
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DmArEG.

CRTsT--On Thursday evening last, In this place.
vile Of Mr. Jacob Crist, aged "a years, 10 months
and II days.
0KEsoN-In Landisburg, on the 7th inst, Sam
uel OkesOn, aged 63 years g months and q days
BERRIER = In Toboyne twp. on the 26th ult..
day.
sHEARER-On the 2sth u1t.. in Tybone twp. Mrs.
Mary Shearer, aged n years, 0 mos. and 1S dys.
BoUsUM-On the 2Sth nit, in Ickesburg Eliza
beth, vile OF JnO. BOusum, aged 50 years, mos.
and days.
SHULTz--On the Goth ult.. in Buffalo twp. Mrs.
Elizabeth Shultz, aged 66 years and lO days.
SHooP-On the oath NIT. in Newport, MarteI
shoop son OF Rev. N. w. COlburn, aged years
and Ii days.
BoYD-In Jackson township, ON the 24th ult.
LOttle, infant daughter Of MIR. David Boyd, aged
year, months and l3 days.
From adverse blasts and lowering storm,
Her favored soul he bore:
And with yOn bright angelic form,
She lives to die no more"
FHEE--On the 5th inst. in Miller township.
Harry Clifton, son OF Brandt Free, aged II years
and 20 days.
KERR-On the 9Th inst. in Raccoon Valley. .Tus-
car0ra twp, Catharine. wife of VIM. Kerr, decd.
aged t3 years and months.
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For THE TIMES
Tyrone Township Items.

That large Gotbler that has endured the heat OF
many summers as well as the freezes and colds Of
many winters needs no more fear the changes OF
season or the counterfelted call of the sportsmen.
About two weeks ago, while the Lieutenant was
hunting on the mountain which extends along
MIR. Hench's farm he came across this mammoth
concern, when, 10 crack. and large gobbler
fell to the ground. Yes; the eaden messengers Of
death spoke silence to him. The Lieut.. did not
exhibit him In order to gain praise, honor, or
esteem, but took him home quietly plucked him.
and (what would have done myself,) ate him;
while many another man shooting q wild" turkey
as large as that one, would have made seven times
as much noise.
Mr.. Rec der has repaired the blacksmith shop at
Valley Forge in which he works occasionally
ANON
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-16
Illustrated Christian Weekly.

We would invite the attention of all persons
seeking pleasing as well as profitable visitE,
10 the merits of this paper.
Fully illustrated as 10 is, with some of the
finest specimens Of wood engraving ever given
in this country, with its contents varied and in
teresting' its able editorials on current topics,
selection carefully made, with Notes on the
International Lessons, it stands without
rival as model family diaper, the only one Of
the kind in the country.
Gives as it does twelve pages weekly, with
about 400 cuts yearly, elegantly printed on fine
paper, and at the low price of
SO Per Year, Postpaid,
we do not think that for quality or price it can
be excelled.
Address
ILLUSTRATED CHRISTIAN WEEKLY,
$50 Nassau Street, New York.
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Take Notice /!

AT A. V. Hombaugh's Marble Works,
lopposite Steam Planning mill, Newport,
Pa. :. you will find nice lot of
MONUMENTS
HEADSTONFS,
BUILDING WORK,
MARBLE AND
SLATE MANTLES:
Also, Marble and Sand Stone Posts,
with galvanized Rails and Gates. and
curbing of marble, and sandstone for
cemetery lot enclosures, which 1 will
guarantee will never need any painting.
i will make a reduction OF TEN per
cent. on all work sold between this and
the irst of April, $780,
Please give me call or address
A. V. HOMBACH,
81 At Newport, Pa.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-16

T9r Wednesday afternoon two young
men while under the influence Of liquor,
attempted to board western bound
freight train, near the car repair shops
In this place. One of them got on the
train safely, but the other fell to the
track and the wheels ran over the heel
of his boot, tearing off the sole, and
tearing open one leg Of his pantaloons.
He picked himself up badly scared. He
should take his narrow escape as a
warning to let liquor alone and keep Off
the track.-Hllntin0do MelOs.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-16
Three Good Stories

Will be given in the next number of Good
Company, as follows ga Basement Story"
by Edward Elleston ga Hard Bargain by
Horace e. Scudder; and "Tbe Mystery of Gill
liiower Inn," by Lizzie w. Champney. A
charming pastoral paper, ''Acer Saccharinum,"
in which the maple-sugar season is invitin gly
anticipated, will appear. Another of Mr..
Towle's enjoyable sketches will have place,
this one being about Bismarck also, more
'tRoman Mosalcs." Sydner Lanier and Rose
Terry Cook will have contributions and many
other entertaining contributions will be given.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-16
NHARRrA@1us.

M MMILLEN-CULBERTsON- the NJ f. Parson-
age ~ Balm on the End lost. by Rev. M. O. Piper
Mr.; Newton MMlllen. and Jennie NJ. CulbertsOn,
both OF randy Hill. this county
BENsfNGER-FARvER-On the 23nd of Nov. by
Daniel Ieiger. ESQ, Mr.. John Bensnger, OF MIL
terst0wn, to Miss Sarah Farver, Of Greenwood
township, this county.
BoRRELL-SMrH-At the Lutheran parsonage
IN this borough, on the Both ult.. by Rev A. II.
Spanger, GeorgeB BOrrell. OF Madison township
10 MISS Ellen Smith, OF Junlata township.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-16

E5y Joseph Arnold, of Upper Augusta,
Northumberland county, while driving
In the vicinity of Seasholtz's saw mi1l,
near the narrows on Saturday afternoon
week, was thrown from his buggy by
the team becoming unmanageable and
received injuries to his head and face
which resulted in his death the same
night at ten o'clock.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-16
CARLISLE PRODUCE MARRRT
CORRECTED WEEKLY.
Philadelphia Produce Market.

PHILADELPHIA, December 13 1879
Flour unsettled; extras s5 25005 60: Pennsvl
vanla family $500 a s6a7 MinnesOtas do, S50JGp
Rye flour, So 25613 25
COrnlneai. 81 6n
Wheat red l548l55 amber, l55 q 1856; white.
Corn quiet and easy yellow, 57@5sc; mixeaf
Oats quiet; Pennsylvania and western whitt-
40@4e15c: western mixed ,42Q46.
Rye85dS0c
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-16

Death Of Doane MlChener. - We men,
toned last week the accident by which
Mr.. Doane Michener, of Duncannon,
lost both legs. 1t seems he lost his foot
ing while at brake on freight car and
fell on the track, the cars crushing both
legs. He was taken to the hospital in
Harrisburg where amputation was per-
formed, but he died from the effects of
his injury at about midnight on Satur-
day. The accident happened near the
Rockville bridge at about noon. Mr.. M.
had been on the road many years and
had made up his mind to quit the road
with that trip.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-16
JOSEPH BAILY,.

1.-THE Acme Library of History" as
announced by the American Book Ex-
change, New York, is initiated by a
handy and handsome edition of " Mill
mans Gibbons Rome" in five vol
umes, for the price of $3.50, complete,
neatly bound in cloth. Volume one is
Just ready, two more are to apper in
December, and two in January.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-16

ENSTATE NOTICE. = Noticeis hereby giy-
IL en- that Letters OF Administration on the
estate OF Castleberry Harris late OF Penn town.
ship Perry County. Pa, deceased, have been
granted to the undersigned residing in said
township
All persons indebted to said estate are request
ed to make immediate payment and those having
claims will present them duly authenticated for
settlementto
s. ii. HARRIS. Administrator.
Penn twp, Duncannon. p. o.
Decamber 2, lST9.-6t
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-16

Eg' Tapping a clogged sewer leading
from the Lancaster county prison, the
other day, revealed the fact that a large
quantitNof carpet rags have been thrown
down the water closet by the weavers,
whose allotted work was thereby
lig ghtened
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-16

1.-THE New York Police Gazette" is
publishing series of sketches entitled
. New York by Gas Light" which are
illustrated so that they present truth.
full picture of night scenes in that city.
The " Police Gazette" is published by
RICHARD X. Fox, New York.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-16

Public Sales. Bills for the sale of the
following described personal property,
have been printed at this office:
Saturday, December 20, 1879, John Wolf, will
sell tract of land containing AZ acres, stu
ated In Carroll twp, having thereon erected
house, barn and other out-buildings.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-16

Cumberland COunty.-We copy the fol-
lowing from the Cumberland papers
of last week:
On Saturday, while Mr.. Geo. Garland,
IN company with his brother and George
w. zeigler, of Middleton township were
returning from the mountain, where
they had been on turkey expedition,
concluded, when they were near home,
to discharge the contents of their fire
arms. So all taking deliberate aim at a
tree or some other object, the command
to fire was given, but on the smoke
clearing away George Garland was found
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-16

Nothing makes q man, woman, or
child feel meaner than tickling sensa-
tlon In the throat. Take DIR. Sellers
Cough Syrup" % cents.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-16
TRAvERsE JURORS FOR JANUARY
4 TERM, 1880.
FIRST WEEK.

FIRST WEEK.
Blain-Danel GutshaIl, Sr.
Bloomfield Wilson Mckee, c. L. Harllng.
Buifalo-George w. Potter.
Carroll-Martin Clay, Oliver Brown, James d.
Mullen,
Centre-John Leopard, VIM. s. Power.
Duncannon-0liver II. Cummings. John Rum
baugh. joseph Mayal, Samuel Foose.
Greenw0Od-TheodOre leas, VIM. Fitzgerald.
HOwe-James FTeeand
Jackson-JOhn Btner.
Juniata-Dayid Burd, Jesse X. Lupier, James
p. LatchfOrd Joseph g. Fickes.
Landisburg-James Marray.
Liverpool--Wm, Turner, William Wallis, John
Liverpool T,-John F. Wilmer, VIM. Barger,
Marysviile~ Huber, B. F. Flickinger o.
III. Miller.
Mllerstown-He Martin, E. p TitzelL
Mer-JOhn Reed.
NewpOrt-John Patterson. Arnold Lobaugh.
borough, Levi Weibley.
Spring-David B Dnnkleberger
TuscarOra-John Bressler.
Tyrone-GeO. HoObaugh, Geo. B. Ritter, Jr.
Mheatheld-H. j. Secrist, Lewis Somers.
Watts-Hugh Carlln, Jacob Lddck.
THIRD WEEK.
Blain-Wm A. Moreland.
Buhalo-Julius A. Hunter
Carroll-JOhn McAllster, Joshua Kitner.
DuncannOn-Wm, Shires.
Greenwood-Joseph Dillman, Geo. E. Beaver,
Howe@Wm. Happle.
Jacks0n-Wm. B. Gutshali.
LverpOol-Jac0b Holman.
Liverpool T.-Daniel Zeigler.
,MarysyilIe-Joseph Gensinger, Samuel G. Gelb,
Noah Dice.
Miler-A +. Van Camp.
Madlson-Samuel ShOpe.
NewpOrt-JacksOn RhOads,
Oliver-Isaac klinger.
Penn-Samuel Shul Geo. Winters, Cornelius
Baskins, Jr.
SavIlle-fsaac YOhn.
Sandy HID. b. Wagner.
Sprng-Beni, Rice, Jacob l.. Kisfer, George
Snyder Abraham s. Baker, Ephraim Schlusser.
Wm. HeckendOrn.
.TyrOne-JOhn Umholtz, J. W. Rice, Aaron NJ.
EgOf
Tuscarora-D. NJ. Kerr, Samuel Rice, Henry
Comp,
wheatneld--L G. Moore, Jacob Weaver.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-16
Church Notices.

Presbyterian Church - Preaching at
II A. NJ, and 81 p. NJ. Sabbath School at
81 A. NJ. Prayer meeting on Wednesday
evening at o'clock
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-16

0vereoats as low as $780, A splendid
line of clothing for men, youths and
boys at /, ScHwARTz's.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-16

Ladies' Coats as low as $3.50; also, full
line of furs, nubias, shawls and skirts at
I. SCHwARTz's.
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Brief Items.

uA- Correspondents who wish their articles
published must have them in not later than Sat
urday Letters received Monday morning scarce
ly ever get published.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-16

Farm for Rent.-The Valley Farm for
rent. Formerly Hof'man's.
Apply to
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-16
TRIAL LIST FoR JANUARY TERM, 1850

TRIAL LIST FOR JANUARY TERM, 1880
Peoples r. R. Co., VS. George Barnhart.
Same VS.. Solomon Bstne.
Same vs. T. A. Gutshall
Same VS.. Henry Rinesmith
Same vs. VIM. Lightner.
same VS.. j. w Collins.
Same VS.. ID s. Asper
Same VS.. II. A. Gutshall.
Same VS.. Solomon Bistline
Same VS.. Solomon Bernheisel.
Same VS.. Same.
Same VS., Wilson Gutshall.
Same W. David Asper.
Same VS.. j. W. Collins
Same vs.. Solomon Bistline.
Same VS.. Wilson Gutshall.
Same vs.. ID. 5. Asper
Same VS.. II. A. Gutsha.
Same VS.. Henry Rinesmth.
Same VS.. George Kern
Same VS.. j. b. Lightner.
Same VS.. Wilson Gutshall.
Jacob WentZ, ct al VS.. O. A. Adams, ct al
Il. Wiseman's use VS. Charles ROup.
w. II. Minlch's use VS.. q. NJ. Clemson, ct al.
Peoples II. X. w. Co. VS.. VIM. EnslOw.
John BOyles. Admir-. VS.. George Burd
=. X. Brandts use VS.. Wm s. Mitchell ct al.
Jesse Johnston VS.. Charles TrOutman.
Robert Thompson VS.. w. II. s. Cook.
j. II. Zimmerman vs. J @. Barrett Il Co.
John Bair, Admir- vs. s. stephens, ct al.
O. Thudium VS. Abraham SheaTer.
j. X. Brandt, Cashier, VS., j. w. Klnter.
Bixler IL Co. VS.. G.. w. Rider.
DIR. A. A. Murray VS.. Bank OF MilerstOwn.
p. *. Brandt, Cashier. VS. ID. Mccoy, ct al.
Amanda Graham VS.. ID. X Graham.
Susan Ristine vs.. Samuel Hockey:
PrOihy Office, Bloomfield, Pa,
Dpppmbpr 16. 1870
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-12-16

An Interesting Case.-The case of Meyer
VS.. Hench, which was heard before G.
II. Smiley, Esq, as Master, last week,
brought number of witnesses to town
and excited considerable interest. This
is case in which suit is brought to re-
cover for the death of some cattle which
plaintiff alleges was caused by their
drinking water into which the liquor
and other waste from Hench's tannery
had been run.
The difference of opinions on the sub
ject among the various persons examined
is remarkable, and the result of the suit
will be of much Importance to those
owning tanneries and other manufac-
tories.