The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-09-28

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Democrat office has gone to Fort Wayne,
Indiana.
A. G. Linn, graduate of the Freeman
Office, has been visiting his friends In
this vicinity. Andy purposes going to
Philadelphia next week.
A Portable Steam Sawmill is at present
located at the head of the Narrows, on
the Newport road.
Two cows were recently stolen from
Samuel Liddick, and one from John
Lowe, of Buffalo township.
Chas. H. Smiley, Esq, of this bor-
ough, delivered a fine address at the Sol-(
dier's Re- Union, in Miffiin, on Thurs
day last.
A few days ago, Fremont, son of Jas.
E. Stephens, of Buffalo twp, had one of
his fingers pretty badly smashed by
getting it in the machinery of a grain
drill in operation.
4 Hon. HI. G. Fisher, Republican candi-
Nate for Congress In this District, will
speak in this borough on Tuesday even
ing, the 28th of September.
A short time since it cost number of
young ladies and gentlemen in Juniata
twp, $16.50 for breaking the Sabbath
and appropriating some other persons
water melons.
On Saturday last, John Moore, Esq,
accidentally stepped upon double bit
ted axe, and received a severe cut in his
left foot The Squire consequently has
to carry cane.
Curt Miller, the younger apprentice
in this office, unfortunately got three of
his toes severely cut by our Steam Pow
er Press last week. No bones broken.
He made narrow escape from having
his foot taken off.
The Twentieth Annual Exhibition of
the Juniata County Agricultural Soci-
ETY. will be held on their grounds at Port
Royal, Juniata CO., on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, October eth, 9TH
and 8th, 1880.
The Harrisburg Nailworks located at
West Fairview, Cumberland CO., Pa,
under the efficient management of f.
Kellifer and Geo. Shut, employs over
300 hands, is running full time, and can
scarce supply the demand for nails.
Mr.. VIM. Musgrove, former resident
of this county, is Boss roller at the above
mills. He looks hale and hearty after
forty years service at the rolls.
Rev. J. M. Johnson, Pastor of the
M. E. Church of this place, left here on
the Sth inst, to attend the wedding of
his sister in Huntingdon, intending to
return by the end of the week. He did
not return then, having been detained
by the sad death of his brother, who
was accidentally drowned in Shafer's
Creek, near Moorstown, while on his
way to the wedding. His body was dis
covered on Friday. He was about thir-
ty-five years of age and leaves wife
and family. The above was the cause OF
Rev. Johnson's appointments not being
filled on Sunday week.
A new fashion magazine, called the
g Ladies' Monthly Review comes tC
us from Ramsdell's Philadelphia Fash
ion House. 1t is devoted to the illus
tration and description of the newest
styles in vogue for ladies, Misses ant
Children. Also contains q variety o
articles concerning Dress Materials
Trimmings, Millinery, Lingerie, ect.
ect., Send five cents for sample copy
to Ramsdell, 1l1S Chestnut ST., Phila
delphia.
We are this week receiving pretty
line of Fall and Winter Dress Goods
which we selected last week in New
York. 1t costs nothing to look at them
+. MORTIMER.
Persons wishing TO purchase Carpets
of any style or quality, will be sure t
get suited if they go TO the store o
Samuel Adams, Opera House, Harris
burg. His assortment is large, and ex
cellent taste and Judgment has beer
shown in selecting the stock. Hi
prices are right too as we know by per