The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-01-06

Singing at the Windy Hill School
house on Saturday evening of this week.
If you have not already got copy of
Kendal's Horse Book, you ought to get
one.
Mr. John Rice of Spring township,
has erected good bank barn during the
past fall.
ON Monday of last week Mrs. Boney,
residing in Oliver township, fell down
stairs and fractured her arm. ~
II II any PERSONS dog comes home with
t steel trap fast to him, he will oblige'
Mr.. Eph. Clouser of Center twp, by
returning him the trap.
The citizens of Carroll township, are
now satisfied that the Henderson crowd
did not do all the petty thieving, as
they are still troubled in the same way.
The remains of Solomon Herald, of
the firm of Shrenk & Herald in Pfoutz's
Valley, were taken to Harrisburg on
Monday of last week, for interment.
Preaching in the M. E. Church in this
place, every evening during the week.
Rev. j. A. Melick, of Harrisburg will
assist. Services will commence at p.m,/ !
We acknowledge the receipt of a let
ter from Liverpool containing four dol
lars, but as no name was signed, we do
not know who to credit it to.
r Don't forget the Reformed Festival in\
"THE TIMES" building. Good warm
Meals 25 Cents. Oysters, Ice Cream,
Cakes, Nuts, Candies, &C., &C., extra. v
=" Bangs y are going out of style and
the girls who refused to cut off their
hair, have the laugh on those who have
worn the "idiotic fringe"
The young members of the Bloomfield
Fur Co. captured two large red foxes last
week. The chief, G. b. A. we are sorry
to learn, is sick and could not be in his
accustomed place in the chase-ahead.
Diphtheria is prevailing to an alarm
ing extent in Waynesboro. UP until
Saturday seventy cases had been report
ed, and it was thought the disease was
still spreading.
Mr.. ID. d. Henry of Henry's valley
had horse die for him while crossing
the mountain to Carlisle few days ago.
The cause of death was u ruptured
blood vessel.
If the boys of this town don't take
lesson from the death of the Thomas
boy, some of them will be furnishing a
and sleds when moving is dangerous
business.
Mr.. Joseph Ickes, residing in the viii
lage of Stringtown, about two miles
southeast of Scotland, was cutting wood
on Saturday afternoon, and while doing
so the axe slipped and cut his left foot,
making cash of about three inches in
length, and producing a severe hemor-
rhage.
One of those relics of barbarism called
calithumpian serenade, disgraced this
borough on Saturday night. If there
shot gun injections would perhaps help
civilize those kind of crowds. In this
case they were fooled as they serenaded
Harry McClntock who was not mar
ried, taking their information on rumor
which as often is the case was not
fact.
Horse Stolen.-On Sunday night bay
mare and set of harness was stolen from
7 Elihu Benner of Thompsontown. He
offers reward of forty dollars for return
of property, and arrest of theft. The
animal was bright bay, weighing
y about 1900 pounds.
List of unclaimed letters remaining in
the post office of New Bloomfield, Pa,
Jan. 9th 1880.
Mr.. II. ID. Debins, James Hagerty,
Augustus G.. Herr, Melissa K. Kroh.
Persons calling for the above letters,
please say they are advertised.
SAM'L. RoATH, p. NJ.