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The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-03-25
Lippinoott's Magazine for April, 1879.


Lippincott's Magazine for April offers list
of contributions not only varied and attractive
but with subjects alphabetically treated by
writer's who seem one and all to have hcosen
their themes FROM special disposition to hand
die them con dn,ore. General Strother (''Porte
Crayon'') takes on Pilgrimage to the
Shrines of Old Virginia." and pictures the old
life with a loving hand and a deft pencil
Henry James, who appears for the first time In
the garb of illustrations, gives us 'Engllsh
Vignettes," traced with sparkling delicacy
all his own. Mary Dean depicts the "Hoo-
sers at Home" as only one is herself thor
oughly at home among them, and has noted
all traits with eyes keenly open and bright
with humor, can do. The gorgeous can
cent Decorative Stuffs" of the churches and
museums of Europe are enthusiastically de-
scrbed by II. NJ. Benson. Moliere-the Life
and the Legend" by j. Brander Matthews,
gives us the fruit of careful research, enriched
by portraits and other reproductions from old
engravings. The second chapter of "My Viii
lage in the South" by Annie Porter, leads us
into the intimate of domestic life in Louisiana;
while another lady writer gives us delightful
glimpse of home life in Brazil ga Bit of
Old Satsuma," by Prof. Griffins, should be
read by all lovers of bric-a-brac; and Other
short papers, especially some sparkling gossip
on Dangerous Girls" which, with the serials
and short stories, will be found entertaining by
everybody.
J. B. LfppIHuorr & CO.., Pubs,
715 and 7ly Market St., Phil'a.
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Attention | Temperance People.

The undersigned having been appointed by
the State Christian Temperance Union a com
mlttee to call County Convention to select
delegates to State Convention to be held at
Harrisburg on the 23d and Gath of April next,
do hereby invite those who belong to Unions,
or TO other temperance associations, and those
who sincerely have the cause of temperance at
heart, TO meet in convention at Newport on
the l1th day of April, 1879, at O'Clock p. NJ,
to select such delegates and transact such other
business as will conduce to the advancement
of temperance and the final and complete over
throw of alcohol.
Delegates will please send their names to
Milton b. Eshleman, at Newport, one of the
Committee a few days before the Convention
meets, so that We may know the number that
will be present, as the temperance ladies of
Newport intend giving them temperance re-
ception.
On the same evening of the Convention
there will be a temperance meeting, when
Hon. NJ. B. Holman and other members of
the Legislature will be present and deliver
addresses. John Hartzell,
NJ. B. Eshleman,
w. II. Logan,
NJ. B. Holman,
John Edgar.
Newport, Pa, March IS, 1879.
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A Literary Revolution.

Chambers Cyclopdedto Of English
Literature, In the new Acme Edition,
is meeting with such extraordinary
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The leading illustrated article of the
April number of "Ballou's Magazlnen
Is on old st. Paul's of London, and then
follows half dozen other articles, all
accompanied by engravings. There are
the usual number Of stories, adventures,
poetry, and domestic matters, the whole
forming the best collection of reading
material to be found in any magazine In
this country and all this can be obtained
at the low rate of 81 so per annum, post
paid, and is for sale at all the periodical
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Wide Awake for April.

Wide Awake opens its April number with
q quaint frontspece by Robert Lewis, being
shipboard scene of the seventeenth century, IL
lustrating the opening historical story by Mrs.
Curwen entitled "The Maid of Norway" 1t
is followed by seasonable and instructive IL
lustrated paper about april and Other Fools
by j. e. Packard. Belonging to the same class
is the spirited account of "Mardl Grass in
Nice,' by NJ. j. North. There is also a de-
lightful illustrated story of chlld-life in one of
our frontier forts, by Mrs. lie Boutllier, of
Dakota. Perhaps one of the most anus
ing stories in the number is "The Forbes-Doo-
Ian Affair."" written and Illustrated by Mr.
Bishop, the author of "Detmold'' in last
years. Atlantic, and many other good stories.-
There are also several illustrated poems, the
two finest being Funny Uncle Phil" by
Amelia Daily-Alden, and :" A Hop" by Mrs.
Carr. There are several noticeable funny
drawings by" Boz,"J. G. Francis, Palmer
Cox, ETC., which will keep all the family in
good humor until the May number comes with
its promised host of good things.
Only 50 90 year. Ella Farman, Editor
d. Lothrop d Co., Publishers, Boston.
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For THE TIMES.
ShermansdaIe Letter.
March 21st 1879.

March 21st 1879.
Mr.. EDITOR There are still some improve
ments made by the way of building in the
vicinity of Shermansdale Mr.. David Hair is
putting up large bank barn on his farm ;
=. b. Smith is building barn on his property |;
Bryan Gibney is erecting dwelling where his
old one now stands, and j. II. Jones is max
ing preparations to replace the dwelling that
was destroyed by fire some time ago.
The waters of the Sherman's Greek have
not been as low as they are at this season,
for many years, and the ice which was of con-
Observation-Disclosures on it,moved off very quietly.
The most of the schools here, close this
week, and although most of them have been
taught by young teachers, yet they compare
favorably with the schools in other districts.
s. B. Smith, has recently sold his store here,
to parties from MifIlin county.
There are now three doctors located here,
and as this is the case, this should be healthy
section.
The literary society here, will close for the
present on Friday the 2lst. The exercises of
thsSocety were, for the most part interest
ing, and the members have improved very
much. G.
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For The Bloomfield Times
LIVERPOOL, Perry County, Pa.

LIVERPOOL, ferry county, IA.
March ID, 1879.
Mr.. EDITOR THE ice has passed off the
river doing no damage. Many prophecied a
high river and great damage, but were mis-
taken. We were without mails only one day.
Our faithful and bold mail carrier is not slow
in risking little for the enjoyment of his fel-
low mortals. The river is now clear of ice
and falling.
The funeral of the Hon. Joseph Shuler, on
on last Sunday was largely attended. He had
been SO long and SO well known, so highly
respected, and the sympathy for the bereaved
family moved all to unite in paying this last
tribute to his worth and excellence.
There is now talk-more interest manifested
by a certain chosen few on the " Indendiary''
fight than we have known for some time. Even
on Sunday z. NJ. witnessing the consultations
and buttonholing of certain interested parties,
urged by parties claiming no interest whatever,
we really thought we were about entering an
other political campaign. The community, or
at least seven-eights of it, have settled down
To their own opinion, as to the causes-the
guilt or innocence of the parties.
The dark horse which we believe was the
main cause in bringing forth the arrests and
strenuously urging on the parties, will eventu-
ally be brought forth and all will end in pun
ishing the really guilty and acquitting the in
nocent.
If the $3.50 reward had really anything to
do with it, we say to the parties " continue in
informing, reward or no reward and we will
have less thieving in our midst"
John Thomas Huggins and John 8. Trim,
mer, Esqs., of Clark county, Missouri, who
have been enjoying themselves in our midst
SO pleasantly and agreeably-return to their
western home on Monday next. No induce
ment (and they have had the strongest kind in
way of female) could keep them here after
tasting of the sweets of western life. All We
can say is " go or spend a starving existence
with us.''
Our boatment are preparing for the summer
campaign. Water is in the canal, and we un-
derstand navigation in branches will open next
week. We have an army of those fellows
here and will miss them.
Rain to-day-though our weather prophest
do not predict much. c.
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THE TIMES, NEW BLOOMFIELD, PA, MARCH 25 1879.

II will make better and happier every home into
which II comes, ne each page contains some
thing TO delight, instruct, or beue1t. The prac-
tlcal hints offered Ia regard to discipline, moral
training, and religious Instructions Of children,
Will be found exceedingly useful to parents and
those who have the care Of youth.
1t Will be its aim to make this the best and
cheapest illustrated journal, family newspaper,
undenomnational religious weekly, and Sab
bath-school helper In the land. We shall
strive to afford instruction, amusement and So
cial enjoyment, and to become more aud more
powerful auxiliary to the cause of virtue,
temperance. and true religion.
Address, $50 Nassau street, New York.
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Iunlata County We copy the follow
ing from the Juniata county papers of
last week.
Willie, son of e. s. Parker, Esq. who
was hurt on Sunday week, is slowly
recovering. He was injured more Sc
riously that was at first supposed.
The office of Richard Doyle, Esq, of
Johnstown, Beale twp, was broken into
on Wednesday night, and notes left for
collection taken to the amount of two
or three thousand dollars.
A lively time may be expected on Sat
urday, as on that day the question of
the tie vote for Justice of the Peace will
be decided by new election. It's Hal
ler and Parker.
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DEATE9.

PER- In Center twp, on March 18th 1879.
Frank Abram. son Of Chas- Pee, aged 7 months
and days
BAUsAMAH.-On the srd inst. in Horse Valley,
this county, Mr.. Philip Bausman, aged 10 years
ARKEY-On the 18th inst. in Buffalo twp. Mar
garet Barkey, aged 60 years. months and %
days.
RApER-On the 9th inst. In Buffalo township.
George RAIDER, aged about AZ years
BrsrLIEE.-On the 9Th inst, at Andersonourg,
James Luther. son Of Jane 4 and Benjamin Bist-
line, aged months
STKIsBERGRR- the 3Sth Of January. at the
residence OF his son. near Duncannon, jacob
Steinberger. aged 50 years aud montas-
SrKIERERGKR.--On the 27nd ult. Estelle Bosnia,
daughter OF Levi @. and Elizabeth steinberger.
aged years. 7 months and IA days
STRINBERGER- the 1st inst, Clara Layenia,
daughter Of the same, aged II yeaks.S mouths aud
II days.
sMIrH.-On the nth Inst, in Harrisburg Eliza
beth wife OF John Smith and sister OF John
Sheafs OF Newport. aged 50 years.
YouNe.--In Carroll twp. on the 3oth Inst, Mr.
Reuben Young, aged about As years.
sHuLxR- At Liverpool. on the 2osh inst. Jno
shuler, aged rs years, month and y days.
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Answer to Problems. The answer to
the land problem, given as found In the
old arithmetic, is, value of square. $780,
9056 dollars, of the circle i97, ,O6i25s24
dollars.
The correct answer to the Tree Prob.
lem published two weeks ago is AZ fett'6
and en-twenty-seVenth inches,
B. +. b. of Bloomfield, however says
there are two answers, either 0f them
TWO paoe e and fee esss tEs M oe1Hea AZ same m
point. Sis answers Ts are @ IS IT, @ osOs' sS ' and
46,764
W. H, of DOnaiiy's Mill, gave as the
'snswer 46 #.
B. P. M. says TIE answer is 4e5 #.
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PUBLIC SALES.-Bills for the sale of
Real and Personal Property have been
printed at this office, as follows
Tuesday, March 25.-R. X. Trego will sell at
his residence in Saville twp, miles west
Ickesburg, Horses, l Yearling Colt, 8
Cows, Young Cattle, Wagons, 1 Buggy,
Reaper and Mower and many other arti-
Giles. Also Household and Kitchen Furni-
ture.
Wednesday, March GOTH = Mrs. Sarah Behel
will sell al her residence in Savllle tp., one
mile north of Mansville, Horses, l year.
ling Colt, Cow, Young Cattle, 1 Wagon
and Bed, Grain Drill, and many other farm
ing implements. Also at the same time and
place the farm containing 1913 Acres and 1853
Perches will be offered for sale. Terms
easy.
Thursday, March 27th.-Henry SheafIer will
sell at his residence in Centre tp., Cows,
2 of which will be fresh at time of sale, one
good Mare, one 3-year old Colt, Shotes, 3
Spring Wagons, with Shifting Top, Tongue
and Shafts, Trotting Buggy, one 2-Seated
Carriage, new 2-horse Road Wagon, Two
Seated Sleigh, Double Harness, Walnut
Lumber, &C..
Friday, March 2Sth.-J. G. and j. H. Jones,
will sell at their residence in Juniata twp,
one mile west of Milford, 2 Horses, 2 Colts,
2 Cows, 2 Bulls, 3 Hoifers, 2 Calves, 2 Shotes
9 2Wagons, Top Buggy and Tongue, Bob
Sled and Box, Threshing Machine and Pow
er, Sleigh, and many other articles.
Saturday, March 29th.-S. G. Cremer will sell
on the farm of +. B. Clouser, near Perry
Furnace, Q good Work Horses, yearling
Colt, Heifer nealy fresh, 1 Farm Wagon,
Spring Wagon, Plows, Harrows, Cutiva-
tors, Harness, Household and Kitchen Fur
niture. Also, or acres of Wheat in the
ground.
Saturday, March 29th.-John Wolf will sell at
his residence near Blue Ball on the farm of
VIM. Weibiey, lot of Household Furnl-
ture, consisting in part, of Stoves, Tables,
Chairs, Bureaus, sc. Canned Fruit, Pota-
toes by the bushel, sc.
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Cumberland County.-We copy the fol-
lowing from the Cumberland county
papers of last week:
They have peculiar method of drain
ing the towns of New Kingstown and
Hoguestown. They drain them into
ponds in the middle of the streets.
Geo. A. zinn, of Shippensburg, has
been appointed to cadetship at West
Point, and Ralph Kaufman of Mechan-
icsburg, has been appointed his alter
nate. Should Zinn fail in the final ex-
animation Kaufman will have chance
at least at the examination.
AS Robert Cook, man on his way
from Baltimore to Huntington county,
was passing along the Walnut Bottom
road near Shippensburg one day last
week, Mr.. Christian Foreman's dogs at
tackled him, biting him several times
through the large muscles of the arm,
throwing him down and tearing his
clothes very badly. DIR. Shock, of Ship
pensburg, attended the injured man and
recommended that he be taken to the
county almshouse to be turned over to
the county hospital. Constable j. A.
Whitmer brought him down and he was
received from his hands as vagrant
On Friday morning last David A.
Mckinney found that his horse [ @ val
liable one by the way) had been stolen
from his stable. On inquiry and search
he learned that the animal had been dis
covered tied in the morning at the resi-
dence of George Reeder of Miffiin town
ship. One George Martin was arrested
on supsicion as the perpetrator of the
act, and at preliminary trial before
Tncftoa @,l -
prison in default of bail. Martin was
found and arrested two miles further on
at the residence of his father. He had
been in town the previous evening"
NeiUUiIe Star.
On Monday tramp entered the dwell
ling of DIR. ID. Hays, on North Railroad
Street, while the family were at dinner,
and was making off with several cook
ing utensils when discovered. The Doc
tor overlook the villain on the sidewalk,
and demanded the articles, but the
tramp said that the articles were given
to him by the ladies of the house, and
before he would give them up he would
rot in the State prison." The tramp
showed fight, but he found the Doctor
prepared for him, he flung the pots and
pans on the ground, and was about to
make off, when Constable Wilmer APP
peared on the scene and landed the gen.
tleman in the lookup. - Shippensbuyg
NeDs.
On Wednesday morning, about two
o'clock, our citizens were again startled
by the cry of fire, the cause thereof be-
ing the burning of frame building at
tached to the property of Miss Harriet
Mclaughlin, on High street. The fire
was discovered by Mr. Crane, from Mrs.
McCandlish's boarding house, who,
with HI. A. Barr and the Messrs Nc
Candlish, gave the alarm, the latter be-
ing the first to get out the pet engine.
The citizens first on ground, with those
living in this High street row, fought
the flames mantully with water, and
kept the fire in check, and when the
Pet'' engine was put in position it did
good service until the fire was quench-
ed. The fire was confined to the back
building, except that a hole of consider
cradle dimensions was burned in the
back house adjoining, occupied by r.
Williams.-Ne0ville Enterprise.
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MARRrAaEa.

McCRosKY-CLYSE-In San Francisco, CAL, on
the oath of February. 1879, by the Rev. Father
Birmingham, Mr.. Joseph II. McCrosky. (pRin-
teri formerly. OF this place, to Miss Mary E.
Clyne. of the former place.
MCCULLoCu-WILs0N.- On the 5th inst, by
Rev. w. Fl. Bowden assisted by Rev. p. p Straw :
inksy, Mr.. Charles G. McCuloch of McCuloeh's
Mills. and Miss Sarah Wilson, Of Shade Valley.
BASKIN = BLATTENBERGERl = On 2sth ult-. az
Liverpool, Mr.. John Baskin and Miss Batten-
SUNDAY-SLooP.- On 18th inst, by Mr.. Rev.
p. Sheeder, Mr.. Jeremiah Sunday and Miss Kate
A. Sloop, both Of this county.
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I } Leg Broken On Thursday evening
as Joshua Hess of Carroll township, was
taking colt to water the animal in
play kicked him, striking him on the
leg above the knee and knocking him
over. He was helped In the house, and
some liniment applied to the wounded
leg, but he getting no better, by Friday
morning, DR., Strickler was sent for,
who found that one of the bones was
fractured.
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Church Notices.

Preaching in the Reformed Church
next Sunday at 10t o'clock A. M.
Rev. George w. Crist will preach in
the Lutheran Church in this place,
next Sunday at 2 O'Clock p. M.
Preaching in the Presbyterian church
next Sunday at IL A. M, and Sabbath
School Quarterly Concert at 81 p. M.
Prayer meeting on Wednesday at 7
p, NJ.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

OF that dread disease, Consumption, by simple
remedy, is anxious to make known to his fellow
sufferers the means Of cure. To all who desire
free Of charge), with the directions for prepar-
Ing and using the same, which thev will find a
SURE CURE for CONSUMPTION. ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS, sc.
Parties wishing the Prescription. will please
address, e.. A. WILSON. l94 Penn Street,
Willamsburgh, N. Y. 6m
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TRAyERsE JURY LIST FOR April TERM

n
Bloomfield BOr0ugh--JohH A. MeCrosEey.
Center-sChas. Pee, JOS. Page, Abraham die,
Benz. Homes.
CarrOl-ThOs Mcbride.
Howe-A V Humbaugh.
Juniata-JOhn TOomey, Jonas Bistiine.
Landisburg--JOhn A. Wilson.
Liverpool Jas. win, '5phn Decher.
Liverpool Bor.-JacOb higgins.
Marysville-JOhn Hosdeshell, Z. j. Nevin.
Madis0n--Solofnon Moose.
Newp0rt-Johh Anderson.
Ollver-Michaei Smith.
Penn-Jdhn Sell, VIM. s. Green, Chas. Roberts,
Moses Kirkpatrick.
sayille : samuel Utley, John Barnes, Samuel
'Benaef, John N. Minich.
Sprine--Danel L. CARRIER, d. j. KIstler, A. c.
Hollenbaugh, John Carl.
Tgt5ne-Geo. Patterson, John 7. Miller John w.
: Ainich.
.TobOyne-Thos. Steward, Chas. A sholcre.
Tuscarora-Jos. L. Hutchinson, Daniel CFist
ADDITIONAL JURORS DRAWN ON SATURDAY, TIE 22d.
BuffalO-T. T. Kitner
Blo0mheld-J. q. Shatto.
Juniata-Wm. Titzel
Madison-ThOmas Martin.
NewpOrt-Ed. Brown, j. @. Barrett.
SpTlng-David Morrison, Jacob Heneh, William
Boyer.
Tyroae- william Rice.
Toboyne-Geo. Holenbaugh, Wilson kuntz
Wheatneld-lsaac Miller.
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PHILADELPHIA March %, 1879.
Flour unsettled; extras 81 OOf54 25. Pennsyl.
vana family, $3.50 q Ats; Minnesota do, $500
Si75 patent and high grades, s617.75.
Rye flour, 81 650275.
COrnmeai, s2.60.
Wheat, red, liz 1l3; amber, 1l40l15; white,
115@ll6.
Corn quiet and easy; yellow, 4S@45c.; mixed.
42@44c.
Oats quiet: Pennsylvania and western white,
3l@33c.; western mixed, 29G3l.
Rye56957c.
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Ph@nix Pectoral will cure your Cough.
Phoenix Pectoral cures Hoarseness quickly.
Phoenix Pectoral tastes good and brings rest.
Phoenix Pectoral costs 25 cents pr bots bottles ST.
12ly Sold by B. NJ. EBY, Druggist, Newport
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GRIA.NsDp Az JUROR LIST FOR APRIL TERM,

HKAND JUROR LIST FOR APHIL TERM,
VI 1879.
Blaln-Isaac Stokes.
Centre-A, j. Light Daniel Cless.
Juniata--J0nas j. Smith. Thomas Lenlg.
Liverpool BOr.-Jas. A. Wright, Vim. P0rtlain.
Liverpool Twp--JacOb Kline.
Marysvlle -E. b. Lei by James Saddler.
Madson-qeorge w. 10y, Samuel Arnold.
NewpOft-C. Watson o. A. RIpman.
Penn-George Snyder, Philip Cook, Edward Gray
spring-George w. Reeder
TyrOne-Phllp Jacobs.
TObOyne-JaInes Mcconnell. tt.
Rye-W. A. Meyers.
Wheatneld- Carnes, Andrew Losh, william
RathfOn.