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, 1880-09-07

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s'Vn' ,,n.'!..s,, nna mueslsua" GAeotNuoh tn1t
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80 aN''tAon- VtneF kF"" "As s'eAny' FHN's'
.""s WIN ostpu'"''y S'solls Oh tho uo1effoo 1at-
.. uRvs, !aousn nosa we.o 1uotea lower: alnals
, 1880-09-07
EtGIN llTlGATInN.

:. 5pfe1a' Hbpatth u The tAleN2o Tribune,
ELt''N, ILL.,, Sept. U,-'rle September term
81 The Elgin CRY Court was opened this aft
st. eshooh by Judge T.. u, +, Smith, ot Aurora,
ny docket Is extensive, al,A tho term will
duaaooahly ~ continue for IL couple Of weeks.
me caso Of james Cole,nAn ys. I.uttIe Cole
a,a Iaa,a Was dismissed l,y plasntlif. Jnlnes VII.
Ssrnn SSln WINS granted u divorce from Mary VII
tsaa:. tnaa: both complalnunts al!cke that Ill
Ing. o'''os eo''J"s"' p"4'"o3o W.
r omIseet-commlssIoner Thomas Martin sues
sn,iietah clpitulfst. for 81, ,000 damages, Tor,
eallluK him "tllief,n etc.
, 1880-09-07
REAL ESTATE.


. cirT rN0rERrr.
f. aas Il. * e R Rr ,n. AI,';ofs g TRT 's:s 80
dnici A1.. . Catherine Daa[oi 10 JacoSS
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~ Sas IS g. sssSt.,e' ssn q Sa!o 90
:er r. fJnns.a aass, cse,na sMHsaf T. s.f op
3siS5 w X sa,GH e.; II G!!s"nstn ." at sS +
4tihe aser Is. Ghasseary St'th i" III ha Gennes.i
cut Mutua! Ife.1 .1nsntnnco Company. 1900
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aiiI f.';a;sa ASs. il titoSc't ". siarssito
;.sss.! dated, jnna tl;statv OF David Len Andrss
vii, @ id Il Il xsi.;;d sv:ni
I,a. y; tta Mntfa sept' tMlchael bastcRe to ~,
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csiS stcs aua s So 81 srSS,n 1s,s d : 1xs
nff idsIi; Isi III :Sjtfiss Il ySs
Korfooi, lI., 10 JOHN i SioUIe .............: 4om
SOUTH or e.T xs Mn ~ FIX M'cS Msns orssvEs
a!s, MI. Ears4d ka"S u isl ss!n Ki1eisns ,u
'i%sfEfs ts '%es 1ux 4. t i, ,'ty is5ai. I; I, .t9y
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~ H'iks ~ TtiE ;" t"1it4.iiSnst. Sm's' " Ah''S
A1T149so tln'.S 81 ny .;,r Ansas s 1;Hn
tIilolnns +. Wall 10 Asnos j. Spa ..,.,...... h501
, 1880-09-07

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rs!a . ly; " ,sss5 srs ill., The
ss5s ,$s2 e etss
sas and slal foT ocotet. Tho oaers,as esSa
.s&tf.wss "1ii u !. sar somand Mt quotations,
III. ~ sfi::::: ~: 80.
af}} inf} wm 6qs: ss:t ....... 2to57H
i!tn A;ni,'a s,!5y rrI Il saak.. il
l.vofn line, isown sacfs.:: ia
y Ge 4 G
.t'a S. s'ss 5 5 ;;sass ,s"s ns s,sss 'a Il
v.,r for Iar5n tu'aii !ts except perhnss q RI
week VIC nn,!:ed rs the tlullcst week fnr several
@ s ss,s' s III: sess ss .s,y il s @ III ss:: r.
, M"1 .n hn e ence.sita ID nrce. niid the ptns-
cct u All Improvement n ~ tttcGrtntn ns CvCr We
ara .asi~!!.l tlmt ths .rkct wil only hec0n,a nors
aeilTn s wilrg got nkc dcct1ad stHrt, and nct-
,;cs.n. f%Sa1fSas I, = nrehasn moro freely ecauso ts
inv. t.'Gn near sn. It's less tnn lust ynsr IN t1ie
nnrtn \ T. ~ tnhraton lml they nte In Immediate
q on mnnufartIfrrs nro wrf sn,niicl ard ut,ic.s
!Iutt IA kutiG turHMhnt fur thnnI IN srrl,ntr, thak
lun1et. QMn1HtIuns: -
t!OMt 70 chHlcn medium
l.llrsr Nnw tletl fleece. stSsI
Sstttatn nnMashGn heGCc. xkt3l
Meaatn WnsHtn t!ce'n, n
Fins mid eoHrsu wAspd IeHcc. ID
, 1880-09-07
The AlVEMIiSIS.

o'es1a1 U7spaltA 70 Iht CAtsaao Tttbnna.
.EcATun, ILL.,, Sept. B.-Thc Seventf-Day
inasehttsls have broken camp, after having
n.s Desn with US six lays 400 strong. The daily
e"asxb e"sNslilxb have been quite Interesting. Thirty
Na1p,ts NalSeits Wcro Immersed in the river to-day.
InsadnoMs wero tlfllyc7uI BY Elders CorlIss,
, 1880-09-07

CATTt.E-1accclved during Sunday md Monday.
aC1I; same tImc last week 5,95s otlciul lnst wcsk
2+ils shipped last week, liza. 1hesn WIS stronger
NJ rkct for nRtlyu cntt1t.. TUre werb fewes buyers
than nAuA tho secnrrnce OF tho jewish Suw Year.,
taking frnnt tho market yeE5 considerable factor Of
the buying nteress. but tla Ut lntira cutie was
exceptionally ltrht, nnd tho fov hundred honi that
were hf EnHltty Hpod GnOuRh to meat tho rcnuIte-
nlchs OF Eastern buyers md exporters rern quickly
aisl*et VI. nnd nj rather better naurea than pro-
rn|csi at tho close Of last wBek For Western md
TeSas cattl" thcra was fairly nctlvB tumanu from
ean1'sfH aud butchers. md. although the ofcr!nRs
we're liberal ts''nB ~ css rerelveut all were
taken at fHl! ps!rcs. Uy midday there was but lt.o
stun remaining In tho yaEs md tho tnnrknt snlshca
hr1 shus ratge'l fFDnt a1G,tl for Tcxan bulls nnd
scrub lnts EunertiIr 10 &i'B5j%j for extra ernIos
Nnst NJ tho trading hnwey1r AUrc Mt k1g0iBth0
fur connH" I" ut"d shipping A,eers und Mt s.v0a5ao
for Western nnd Tcxns cnlas Cattle Thcro wne somo
demand from hH"culator. for A,Hcher-, and the few
DRIVES utGtc1 wctG taken at nh1nt prnfn1]B nr1cps
,,rMt s4,wns ~ nr ~ tsr re, II va.stnck 70.
FoF lti1. rs furHlslct By tho atnt1 Auditor:
, 1880-09-07


lralnr1 FOR tfS0 rrup IL ,t1''st, nxalnst Ui7,7Sj
III tHN.-!nereasu only th.t.0 urres.
Tho New York F,MtMet ftcl.u,,vt ttfekiy Buys:
The rarts cstlnHte Of tho French whcat croy,
under tlato Of aug. II. Is M,tNl,NN hcoiUiitrHt
which Is equal to ~. GN bushels. It WIS
short time aimee cstiulLtcll at ti.kklOGU hceto-
lltrcs, or sa0, 40 000 bushels. An average urDp OF
wheat IN Franco 10 ln.,5oV. .0o0 hcctprcs. or aHK,-
1N,0O bushels. Win III aycruYu crop. t,,t re-
1ilrcnlents fnr foreign wttrnt III Franco fru
comparatively small. On the bnsIs pf tNI,kxl 0U
hcctotrcs crnp, thoro will be, probably, required
0f f0rolgIl wheAt tu supplement tho hUsne crop
fru,n 10 u00, ,U01 to TO- OO0, ,td,0 bushels.
, 1880-09-07

exceptions. Thu market bcEnn 10 advance frsu,
tito Upu.l!nR. a1i nnY halted to ~ tn l,tghar flY-
tttrs. tho clnse heing generally nt tho highest
point nf tho day. Tho dividend stacks wcro
tlttlsa which showed tho KrcAtest ltiUynney, and
IN Lake Sitorr. Northwest, md A. Pnit tho dcnl~
lnus were especially heavy. Tho two Uctawares
wnro nslvhnerl M good buying, an,l Western
Union WIS spurtch mp 10 1os, rcnct-
lnF, however, pcr cent For tho Hrst
imn ~ several ,Ys thors, wer" signs OF activity
J., sl!p f'nahn tiockt. Ornha ptoferrrs1 nd
thla !iGr trc si,ew.l,Y m extremely favor7,Llo
result and tl,o tAik i TINT there viii t, fur
ori enHT IT, e sit ;bor ~ ann @ wtro
rnM y K,,!n ct ,,yer t7tOn ior tho month. Thcy
lIxurrs. III ctllrAe ttlN lhlrxct 0f tho pltst few
days 4 surprise oven t., tho bulls nr,l II IA I'm
nG1;ttIt,'o s'i 70 5',lFa wa sio hsacn Of the week
kthl-highGr priGr* mud a rrgllthr !n'atE.
10 TAG 'f'fsttrn AssoetItth f'rtss.
NEW YORK, sept. 0.-Gnycrnfncnts quiet and
ilnllroad bnn,!s nctIvo, md IL most Instances
,%llnyni,t: % Wish w,'ely-l*trltnstnd h1sltcss.
Gespeasn ; hs" Il" .ss aes "nieh sss b anS
sssy vaeo Sf f@Gxx @ IT, q c IT. 1 o,' ~"
comes fro!! u i. u. ali l.. il. & Y. ino1mes
prices.
atnte securities .luIl.
Thu stuck tnnrket was strong and nctfyo
tftrnl4hMit Tho ,lNy, nn1 dealings wcro Nt tln,cs
ntte.l'icd by considerable b1toyNncy. Thu high
nst prices " tim lny wtre tiiafo III the
fsnn1 dealings, when lilo improvements
ranpctl fr,n & to o per cent. Luulsvillp
4 NNnahyIllc, DrnEnn Navigation. laock Isilrid,
lllHNs Central tho Granger Hnl cOui af1aro.,
IT. FAitl & Omnhn, Denver &: lilo Urnndc, nnh
Lake Saarg. Mrh!unn Central, ui,tl New York
Centrti hc!nH yery prominent in upwnrtl move.
tfIa,t. 1.nk.: shuru ariA Northwest ntlvnncc,l oil
lArgrly jncrnnRct earnings Mntl tntk Of lnrgcr
canning scarTc. One uf tho ercciui nstnct"ns nf
", NJ ns;tlva demand to 4aA an'l NIX fur cof'-
mon Nt,1 preferred respectively. 1hesn proper
ties 1lru .lUlnE r,n1nrkh6ly well. Dntnrin Min-
Inv CnntMiny declares Its iifty-nInth dividend of
10 nnittH per shnre-
The tnr,llnus Of tho Tcxns pacittc Road I'LL
Cra.astsl $it.UU the fourth week III iuRltEt. Thu
chlcaE0, Darlington y QNncy cummings for Al-
gnst stn,7 Entn nj $51a0M.
Tho Flint Il pGrc Munluotta 1l1nl Shows In
crtAsn cummings Of $gll ON frn .1Ati.t aScpt.1.
THO earnings or tho Hannibal l. st. Joseph in-
crettsciE $lD, 81. the fturth wtrk 1t August. In
crtnse for tho month, s7t;R1, aud {r1lIn jim. /.
$1st.aW. There was considerable covering IF
Strt tUnis,cts In tho general sl,nrt list tu-,tny,
Nlthn'Rh the dlyancu wis chiefly d,1e to coEtln.
lcl eaae III n,UsiGy, tho further shipments of
Roltl frDnl EiropG. mud the fHct TINT rllILroAsl
earnings tto not full OFT, asswAs guucruy OK.
,Mctrh.
, 1880-09-07
By TELEGNApu.
HFW YnDr.

Special Dtpatch to 7hd cAseaoo Tftbuh&,
NEW YoHK, Sept. d.-The stock speculation
has boon moro buoyant to-day than on any sltl-
glc day since last full. The Improvement has
bcon general, Eric md Hannibal being tho ouIy
, 1880-09-07

MINING STOCKS.
NEW YOltK,

1b thS Alntnl l'Its4 Atsoetdtian.
NEW York, Sept. B-lils!ncss VIA lnll nt tho
Mining ExchanRca to.tluy, and prices woro gen-
orally towcr. TlIu clOsiuK NllnsitlonB w1rc:
, 1880-09-07
COMMERCIAL.

The following worn tho rccetpts mud shipments
Of tho leading arttclcs Of prptlllco in th,s Oily
during tho forty-ciKht hours ending ut O'clock
Monday morning aRd for tho corresponding
tlnso Inst year:
, 1880-09-07

Fl0uR-Wss quoted sttsdy, with . moderate do
ahd fut o1p%srt, and quiet city ttad8- Nsw hours
aEo be!MS 0nvreI little moro lTaply, buk with no
ported Uf ~ urls winters. purity at 75l l,tO brs
double extras, chiefly At ~ q ~; and ~ brla e8nA
At ta7a TUtaf. 1.Na bts. E1puFt aours wero quoted
1t gIUA3l13 for good 10 ehUlco extra,
OrnEH M1Lt.sTuxFs-Wes0 In FUR demauo aud
hr. Saleh usto 10 bran ~ &l4tt.all.0; Gs.rs
mIddngs 1t tiauu: cars feed It sl3uAdl4N Coarse
c0rn-ncat was nominal al Hts paF ton Oh track.
SPRING WlIEAT--Wua lA better auulu,a mnu
stSutlgef. Tho MAtkut advanced ~ fruM thB latcxt
ps!ces OF eAursiuy. aud closed urm. Thu Bt!tEA uni
, 1880-09-07

0FtWI IE1TN1tH III 5Ha LHIftgH TFIDWHf.
FrTranrltGt PHI. Sept. G.-'rhe Edgnr Thomson
s steel Works taHn.ny. n this city. i,Ivc j't:t
nnvc hl LrDti.nro upon 100 aefes Of his Iut,l Eor
INC Hsl1i nf kM.nA rlAc sntne C"nlfany hns nl.t'
MI tho ore FROM mn ndtlittOlin :s) ,ercs fnr he
REm nf &ibDtsa. tho option tnryuiru next July.
These lNu.ts nro ttl,nted IN Fnttntl Township.
Centre County nnd tho OrcA nrr lcrnlt!tefr Eot,d
T,nlty. llHtnu ntnnst onltroly free fr'nl tit,ns-
Fh3rus: Tho transncton. uwiny tn fts n,llgnf-
tittlt. IA itnttrr Of general discussion Annng
.ir tr ntlI HtGGl manufacturers. whn think thu
sltcl Company llas nlade Konl Investment.
, 1880-09-07
IstNI" 1UF MI1G

aSSt aaa seea n
s $:;: Al '; 5* tss g. n 5;'' # a ! e. ;S
NEW YO1tK.
,nx Iaa, ~ III Esek axan.! l.s;U MI ssei Fse
d Ss~s ssso nSr xS' 81 na1ss iGssS' s9oa liz IL
s t4 :ss ss.s ;!sT ~ Ss' ssss ID
s xS: n9 ~ ys SasS soss .of! a. sons
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e nst!nx %a ~ s, xo,.
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i; SlIsSs!r3: makss ~ :s3 tse ,a xesk
;sss i ::ssS 1s
sEassefs ajGs7sa eS9n:fud. ''N' >'''' ~''''
EAsT LIBERTY.
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sst 1! sS]s sSrf S 3Ss s ~, s ~ {is Ssa
s.; iF{s: S{sSs sSS,
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ssss ss S.'s'o s5 ':s :sss ss'. ssa
KANSAS CITY, !,
Special uisphteh to Ths Gatfapo Tribune. 9.
KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Sept a-1'ho Price current ro-
;::$$: I'LL: :S$: S';s 'E IL
:sg :S:s S :sss"s sss ssa FL r:s:sss ssssa
BALTIMORE, I.
ana ptcss u tss: % Ss bIxier ansii!y eoMslas!sa,
sS1 2,,;t ,,; sa!S:ss rSSSl9
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-16
An Astonishing Wedding Fee.

The Reading Eagle says Rev. A. S.
Leinbach received note from Sinking
Spring few days ago,requesting him to be
ready to marry couple at his residence on
certain day. The clergyman was waiting
on the day appointed, but the couple did not
appear, and he supposed they had changed
their minds. The next day, however,
while he was absent from home and the
ladies of his household were busted with
their domestic duties, the door bell was
rung and on the steps stood the couple
from the country.
The girl was quite young but the man
was considerably older. They said the
rain had kept them at home on the day ap-
pointed, but they desired to be married at
once. They were invited in, and Rev. Mr..
Leinbach was searched for at the post
office and elsewhere, without SUCCESS
Another minister from the country, how
ever, was met by the messenger, and re-
quested to perform the ceremony. He
went to Rev. Leinbach's house, two ladies
of the family were called as witnesses, and
the nuptial knot was tied.
After receiving handsome marriage
certificate the couple took their leave, and
at the moment of departure the groom put
into the hand of the officiating clergyman
something rolled up in white paper. They
then departed in such haste as to excite
surprise. The package was opened, and
roll after roll of paper was removed, until
at last the marriage fee was found-an old
fashioned copper half-cent, of the date of
1882.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-16
A white Girl Blacks Herself and Marrles a
Negro.

KINGSTON, N, Y, November 0.-Social
circles at Gardiner, in this county, are
greatly excited at present over the elope-
ment and marriage of Miss Carrie NJ.
Plant, young white woman, with James
w. Sampson, mulatto. Miss Plant is
a niece of Mr.. John II. Deyo, a well-to-do
farmer residing in the town of Gardiner,
who during the war was extensively engag-
ed In trading along the Mississippi and
was estimated to be worth ,$l50,000. He
was we'll known at New Orleans and there
abouts. After the war Mr.. Deyo settled
down on his farm in this county, and as he
was childless his niece, Carrie Plant, was
adopted into the family. During the past
summer Mr.. Deyo, being sick and unable
to assist in the working of his farm, hired
James Wesley Sampson, young colored
man about twenty-one years of age He
.,vas good worker, polite and pleasant
about the house and farm, and soon won
the goodwill and respect of those about
him. After time it was noticed that
Wesley was paying Miss Plant too much
attention, and her uncle two weeks ago
concluded that it would be advisable to
send his niece off on visit for month or
SO. But before he could make his inten-
tions known both Wesley and his niece
were missing, Search was at once insti-
tuted, but without avail. The climax was
reached on Saturday last, when it was dis
that Of I;AS.
culties the runaway pair had been made
man and wife. Sampson and his bride, it
finally leaked out, had visited number of
ministers and Justice of the Peace, but
under no circumstances would they listen
30 their entreaties to be married. They
had about given up in despair, and left
for the house of one james Cantine, who
keeps low resort. There the wife of
Cantine "a white woman) resolved that
the pair should be united even if she had
to resort to strategy. 1t was decided that
Miss Carries face should be blackened
with burnt cork. This was done, and the
pair started off to the parsonage of the
Reformed Dutch Church of Stone Ridge,
where Rev. V. S. Hurlbert, the pastor with
out for moment suspecting the deception,
united them in wedlock. When the news
reached her former home her uncle was
nearly cra,ed. Sampson and his wife have
settled down at Lapala, a negro colony
not far from this city. Miss Plant, who is
now about seventeen years of age, would
have fallen heir to the larger part of the
property of her uncle, who is estimated to
be worth from 100000 to $4,000
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-16
A Woman Changes Her Mind.

Mary Pyatt rejected John X. Arnold's
offer of marriage for long time, at Kim
berly, Pa, But he was persistent, and at
length she consented. There was a great
wedding, and the couple went off on a
tour. After week the bride returned to
her home declaring that she had no recol-
lection of anything between her last refus-
al of Arnold and her awakening to find, to
her great surprise and displeasure, that she
was his wife. She insists that she was out of
her mind during the interval, and declines
to even see her husband.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-16
NO. 6.

Is q FARM situate in Carroll township, about
eight miles from DuncannOn and five miles from
bloomfield, containing
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-16

.eYAt Batesville, Ohio, on Saturday
might, Frank M. Bledenbaugh, wealthy
young German, while insane from intoxi-
cation and jealousy, crushed in his wife's
skull with an axe aud cut the throat of his
infant son. He then went to the room of a
visitor, Mrs. Stephens, and killed her and
her child. A servant in the room attempted
70 escape, but was knocked senseless. She
subsequently gave an alarm, and in the
morning the murderer was found in the to-
bacco-house with his throat cut, but not
fatally.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-16
Underwear Department.

UNDERWEAR for every season and for every
body at prices lower than ever named In the
annals OF History,
lSIl Winter weight grey mixed at 20
Heavy ribbed, fancy mixed at AS.
Xxx kxtra weight grey mixed at AZ.
Fine Merino mixed twinter weight) at so.
Blue clouded Merino mixed, only 81
superb quality in Scotch wool only 80.
White Sunday Undershrts at .23.
Good smooth desiable weight at .32.
Heavy white (sold by dealers for .5U) by us at 40
Extra heavy for (large mem only As.
Sole Agents In Harrisburg for Pearces heavy
white Meln0 loo per suit
1t is for the interest of al lovers of Fine
Underwear to examine our better grades, par.
ticularly our Loo grade which has no equal for
the same money.
There will also be found upon our counters
the most choice Underwear, both Domestic and
Foreign Manufacture, ever exhibited for 50
little money such as Norfolk and New Bruins.
wick, Irregular made) Persian Wool. Scarlet XN
Anti Rheumatic, Fleece Wool, etc. Also Fancy
Domestic Cardinal Mixture, and French impOT-
tatOns.
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100 ACRES OF LAM

The place has thereon erected Good
Dwelling House, a New Barn,
and other Out. buildings. There is also a splendid
Orchard on the place. The land is good about
ehalf being under cultivation and the balance
well tlmbered. A good spring Is near the door
with good spring house. and the place Is well
watered. Price. s2.SOO. Terms to suit purchaser
48- For further information address the under
signed at New Bloomfield, Perry county, Pa, or
call at his residence three miles south OF Bloom
field.
August II, 1880.
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Carrying as we do the largest general stock OF
Dry Goods and Notions in central Pennsylvania,
believe that we can make IL to your advantage TO
be. IL you are not already, a customer OF ours.
visit OF inspection respectfully solicited wheth-
er you want 10 buy or not Samples sent by
mail when requested. 43 3m
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-16

OVERWHELMING SUCCESS AT THE OPENING OF
WILLIAMSON & TASHS LONE PRICE,
AT CAP, and GENTS FURNISHING GOODS HOUSE,


shetland, Merlno and Balbrigean in plain and
fancy colors, all of which are regular made that
VIII be sold at lower prices than owned by any
other House in this city.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-16
Glove Department.

Buck and Sheep Skin Gloves in all qualities
and prices.
Driving Gloves having double palms, very
serviceabie, holding lines without slipping.
Solid Coaching Gloves made in one or two
buttons plain and fancy stitching.
Fine Retail Trade Of this section have an
opportunity to buy their Kid. Dogskin and Cas-.
tor Gloves, at or near Manufacturers Prices.
Perfection in the Fit OF our Dress Gloves.
CARDIGAN JACKETS in every Style and
Quality, from down cellar to garret prices.
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with desire
*
No 81 N ad Street HARRsBURG.
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Seventy Acres,
of good land, and having thereon GOOD
ID YELLING, and other Out. buildings.
There Is a good spring near the house, and the
Farm Is well waiered. There is also Good Or.
chard IN bearing condition; this will make a de-
sirable home. Price, sl.fO0
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One Hundred Acres,

having thereon erected a
Good Dwelling, and other Out buildings,
A we'll of good water at the house and another at
the Barn. There is considerable fruit on the
premises, and the land is good and well watered
Price, s5 900, and payments can be arranged to
suitpurchaser.
NA
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-16

Is a FARM situate in Carroll township, about two
miles from Shermansdale, containing
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-11-16
Hosiery Department.

The HOSIERY Counter displays all Grades
Kinds and Qualities at Starvation Prices to
small dealers
White half Hose at &c., two pair fer &C.
Heavy grey mixed only SC. a pair.
British half Hose only Sc. a pair.
Fancy, heavy weight &c., three pair for .25.
Heavy French mixed, double heel 9c, or three
pair for .25.
Extra heavy French mixel, double heel, only
~ pair.
British (half regular) only 10 a pair.
Fancy Dress half Hose, .l3, or two pair for .25
Fine imported full regular made only II.
Xxx only 20.
Fancy WOolen mixed at 49,
With complete assortment of best British,