The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-08-17

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BuGalo twp.--John Potter, Jacob Charles, jr.
'--Center-Levl Market, Charles Pee.
--CarrOll-Harry Beam, ID. McAllister.
Duncannon--J. Mutzebaugh, Jacob Young.
Greenwood--Geo. Mtchell,--Fltzgerald
s-.Howe-Joseph Wright, John Wright.
~sS~5ackson--Geo. Wentz Daniel Smith.
Juniata-Geo. Lupfer, Geo. Comp.
-bandisburg-Emanuel Carl, Henry Rine-
smith. 1tl
Liverpool Bor.-w. Thompson, W. H.
Hoffman.
Liverpool twp,--Levi Potter, Edward Haines.
( Madison--Levi Shield, Jacob Gutshall.
Marysville--E. b. Leiby, j. II. Walton
Mlller-Benj Pee, Jacob Stump.
.s-AIillerstown--J N. Rinehart, Chas. Spangler
New Bufao--O. p Basklns, j. w. Miller.
s+s-Newport-W. H. Emenheiser, ID. KllRepeter.
p tOlver-Capt. Dimm. j. o. M'Clntock.
Penn-John Snyder, VIM. Moore.
Rye--Dayid Shull, p. J. Kelsey.
Sandy Hill--John Minnich, Jacob Arnold.
r-savlle-John X. Shuman, ---Orrls, -
Kell.
--sprlng-D. B. Dnnkleberger, J. Ksller, -
Rinesmith, - Cleland.
Tuscarora Patton, Frank White
kettle.
--ITyrone--J @. Shelbley, Jacob Wolf.
Toboyne-S. IL. Bennett, Aug. Altman.
Wheatheld-Ebert Snyder, Isaiah Clouser.
Watts--Hugh Carlin, Jos. Hammaker.
INThe first business of the afternoon
the County Committee. For this office
Wilson Lupfer, Esq, was selected
Congressional Conferees, Aaron Egolf,
John Shiyely and John z. Steel
STATE SENATOR.
/On the 1st ballot the vote was McAlis-
fer "a; Brandt 8; Bower12; A. NJ. Mar
KEEL 10.
NSBefore the fourth ballot was taken
Brandt was withdrawn, and after the
sixth ballot Bower was Withdrawn. On
the seventh ballot the vote was, Markle,
32, M 'Alister 81, and then the nomina-
ton was made unanimous.
tS4FoR ASSEMBLY, &
The first ballot was Capt Cristir17;
Morrow 49, DIR. Gutshall s Brandt 10;
Weaver 8. On the 3rd ballot Capt. j.
HI. Crist of Newport was nominated, the
vote being Crist "a; Gutshall g.; Nor
row II; Weaver 8.
n For SHERIFF
On the fst ballot David Orris of Saville
township was nominated, he receiving
81 votes
n DIRECTOR OF THE POOR.
David Benfer of Rye township was
nominated.
AClose Shave.--On Saturday horse
belonging to Mr.. John Withrow got a
foot fast in crossing the railroad by the
mill at Newport and fell, breaking a
shaft of the wagon. Fortunately Mr..
w. managed to get the horse up without
further damage. Had the accident
happened three minutes later the horse
would have been torn 10 pieces by the
fast line, which whizzed by just after
the track was cleared This is the sec
ond horse that has got "a foot fast at that
crossing within week, which would
seem to indicate that repairs were
needed.
Juniata County We copy the follow
lug from the Jgpiata county papers of
last week;
A foir.year old son of Ephriarn Guss,
of Milford twp, had his right arm frac-
tured recently by falling from the barn
loft to the floor below.
On the 23d ult., two sons of Mr.. Uriah
Wise, who resides on Mrs. Amelia Tur-
belts farm, in Turbett twp, killed 80
snakes. In one nest there were 66 blow
ing vipers, and in another 33 copper
heads.-Port Royal Times.
A ten.year old son of Bucks DeIIuff
while playing on the railroad track in
Patterson Tuesday noon was struck by
an engine and knocked therefrom.-
Strange to say he was but slightly hurt,
receiving small scalp wound.
VIM. Dunn, ESQ. of Fayette twp, fell
! into quarry fifteen feet deep, in Miffiin-
town, on Monday night of last week.
| He was picked up and assisted TO Banks
drug store. Upon examination it was
found he had received several scalp
wounds, his right arm badly cut and a
rib fractured. The Doctor dressed the
wounds and rendered the proper treat
| ment to relieve his sufferings. He was
| then taken to Wits hotel. Squire
Dunn is in his 10th year and has a
crippled leg. 1t was a miracle that he
escaped instant death in the fall. He is
still lying at Willis hotel where he is
receiving good attention.
Examinations of teachers in Juniata
county viii be held as follows:
Mexico, Saturday, August l4th.
Fayette, Monday, Aug. 10th.
Monroe, Tuesday, Aug. 18th.
Susquehanna, Wednesday, Aug. 18th.
Greenwood, Thursday, Aug. 10th.
Miffiintown, Tuesday, Aug. oath.
Patterson, Wednesday, Aug. 25th.
Port Royal, Thursday, Aug. Goth.
Thompsontown, Friday, Aug. 9th.
Johnstown, Tuesday, Aug. 3lst.
Wisdom, Wednesday, Sept. lst.
McCoysville, Thursday, Sept. End.
Cross Keys, Friday, Sept. Sd.
Examinations will begin at $50 A. M.