The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-08-03

ly ever get published.
John Seabolt of Wheatfield township,
recently lost good horse by lung fever.
A wedding is to take place in the
Lutheran church to-day Tuesday at II
O'Clock.
jacob Crist, Esq, and wife, of Phila-
delphia, are at present visiting their
friends in this vicinity.
Rev. Harris Rice, son of Mr.. VIM.
Rice of this place, filled Rev. J. Edgar's
pulpit in the Presbyterian Church, on
Sunday last.
Rev. j. T., M'Keehan, son of the late
Capt. John M'Keehan, of Centre twp,
preached very acceptably in the M. e.
Church In this borough on Sunday
morning last.
It is reported that the body of
woman was found dead in the mountain
near Sterretts Gap last week. We can
get no particulars however.
''Tanner cock tails" is very cheap
drink, and healthy too. 1t is made by
taking glass of water and adding
small piece of ice.
He was from the mountain side, and
was buying his first glass of soda.
wish you d skim off that scum, boss ; l
amt paying for no froth, you bet."
Rogers & Campbell show, on Tuesday
last was well patronized. The tent be-
ing packed full in the evening, while it
was comfortably filled in the afternoon.
A young man named Peters was bit
ten by copperhead a few days since,
xxrhi1o xx,or1r inu for Mr. Gonrcp Rrunnar
in Penn township.
A hog belonging to Jacob Smith, of
Reedsville, Miffiin county, was impris-
oned in vacant house for eighteen days
without food or water, and came out
alive.
DR.. w. j. Rice and family, who left
Port Royal about the first of July, have
arrived safely in their new home in the
West. They are now residing in Nora
Springs, Floyd county; Iowa.
For two fine portraits, one of Garfield
and one of Hancock, we are Indebted to
Il. w. Price Co., of Philadelphia
They can be had by mail at 35 cents
each.
We are in receipt of a campaign pa
per from Carlisle, called the Hancock
Banner" From the type aud general
appearance, we Judge that the paper is
published by the Valley Sentinel.
The NeaUvsUe Enterprise came to us
last week greatly enlarged and improv-
ed. 1t is gratifying to see this evidence
of prosperity In our cotemperary and
we wish brother Fosnot continued pros
perity.
A son of Daniel Arnold, of Chapman
fxxzta onad ahnRrt fuyolxyo foil
through the hay mow, struck log and
crushed hole into the back of his head,
from the effect of which he died. The
accident occurred July 22d.-SeISasgrove
Times.
Milton Gibson, Agent for Organs, has
furnished Mr.. s. Shoemaker, of Loys-
vile, with a beautiful pipe organ, 8ft.
inches in height, Aft. 10 inches inlength,
and 2ft. 5 inches in depth. Weighs 700
pounds. The organ has a deep rich
tone and is 6-octave.
A Union Sabbath School Picnic is to
be held on Saturday, August 9TH, in the
grove belonging to Mr.. A. S. 10y, on
Shermans Creek, three fourth mile be-
low Dellvilie. Do not fail to attend, as
this promises to be one of unusual inter-
est. Exercises to commence at 10 A. M.
On wednesday the 2lsC ult., during
thunder storm, the barn of Theophilus
Miller, 6r., in Howe twp, was struck
by lightning and set on fire. Mr.. Miller
discovered the fire in time TO extinguish
it and save the barn. A harvest hand
was knocked down by the shock, but
was not injured.
On last Thursday when ]. B. Hackett
was out surveying the Thudium lands
st Oak Grove, along the Blue mountain,
he saw three rattlesnakes, and succeeded
in killing two of them and brought the
rattles, six In number, Off the tail of one
of them, along home as a trophy of his
encounter with the poisonous reptiles.
Private Sale. = A FARM contain
ing 81 acres, with improvements, in Car
roll twp, will be sold at private sale.-
Call on or address AMOS FoULK, New
Bloomfield, Pa. scat