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BLA1NE's "REMINISCENCES.
llccmtling tho Companions and heones
Of Ills Youth.

kEEMjunH LILO GhUlFHhs"h7 "s'.A '~oS'~@
ut His Youth. /
Vllu following letter frDnt SecrctAry I}lninc
wis rcttl nt tho celebration Of tho centennial
uf Washington County, Pa:
wAsM1s,Iox p e, 9pt; d Mi3sSh issl0J,' III! Il 9fe
It s ts sS''sn": sa;s,'ia; x;'t spS@saa 'G
county. t I'M Satlona! so1row ~hIri, shau1,ws .r
every n.!schukl Asta!s ~ ~ aero sa, u er .
lnR 80 nnny or tho triends Of my yn!,lh af'a H.,
Sty IT ,y pl.'oa and Xxi k,n't' t';.! Si,a
tsas'as aSRa'"''ns wssa fff ffss - ~ s'a!y
tic tic i,irlI estimate which bayo nlways plaSe.i
m sno caaraGsr u ts gy,u: .srsscs nli sr w,.h
gr; at rsfst! rno lst. Its , Sess wn.y. r
almost w,,Ily. III settull nr ttotci'. Irish tes.gn
They wcrS r w nGsraxk ,r 1n,tks ~ IT., m ns.tg r yr
\" ] sS"y ysra af IT tTSsfS ;So Sn s !
ws1 s,ysd yssy !" o = S ry
n,nny NJ shon as officers, and ihey lt,tn.rtsu ~
sy,s y m ,a !r!Sts i, Il sohs III 1' " e"ury Su
thk iInyu nowl,uru else seen thu F0urth Of
5ay a w"snx;Sns md 1r'iIy n,uc,, e'lS, ~
III tho sntnori,,gs J. tl,dn attcl't,cl. rs:
caii 4re.t r'uetiis Of tl,u poot1e On Tho Fonrih n
s%.s a II II ws ~ Gs \ ~ ss ;
prs,c.asl.nt wtts cnlnpose ot vunlu!es H!iod wl!h
INV yS1y tsts ,tuke W. Sue ai Y ss yS"'s shos %
A" .tHt ~. -. .t l,nr
noern s!t a srt!ssn. 1 w8.h t1, we .f,M Ene.cs n'i
llrr nsot "nsnnto ., ~ t,,,t,usa "'i % ~ ~
that .lAy It III tint usscinltlA4e
Thes: rln1lecrs plnHrh nHu salun on hMncn.
fhh MN "lisle lucy WGIC ntaa y" tnu .'h.s.t .ttt
htsapRhh WIN ~ prlfMM.oI, M s nn'3 ,.,su."si.,
wocxculleiit coeE';e' long slet ps'ispcrUt1sH pstsn
nhlten ~ one. a',a,i.'a,, w"n w .,,m wi".
rt'rnnt int!ncf.ee wn." ~, t''. ~, ,t1n.
lrHeraon t.neues bnse eAeL,G ,n H., ~ es LIZ tto
tlth o. tnc 9feAt cutTH tsi,i WI III i,G,nr T'nIr
AlltEs'enl:s una tno aIssss,pptt ~ .G ,,!,t,t
KMdnatGs haFe teGh FIonitis'l ~ W y, ~. pa't.,
Mt the i's1r IN inc !ieheg, nnu ~ t'e n,Su e'n ~
tiots " tbe Ivy. tInH + ~ ,.,.ar ~ ,,,,r'. ~
e1Ehtten ytGfs ~ tDnHrvea ..I. ny 1nrer., ]
Yer ui tno A!l'.nti1M lto ~ i1 ~ nu ifmin.,
than u WY Gtnor ssn ~, rv ~ but fcni
ssuro sit closn gxnh9pm S ,S ym o m fv ls cs.
the twn h,hcs from s' T. ~ & won .s,,,, TX to- "s
tnhllsh ITS cnrre!tt'Uss' Nnt ony WcIo ny Nv M"
0uleHcs fnhn.tG1l AHu Wcll sastailes!: out III, tMu
ontlre e.ncailohn1 atstem y. t, III s,s,a} WIZ ~,
belttra tha schhtl lax nt.u au,n"e een ,,'.,,1,Hs
COMPREHENSIVE n1M tnntanRm: .. ,, ~ 'tn'
iii my own boyho tnat tIeaG WYE f. VI X ei,'t
where tho tds eoll!a pc nttSa IT, ,"r ,c o.t.
ncnry uvttv ihstai!o the mI,a I ts'fH H.
WIS tho pt!1clIal tenGnor. 'S III, " rno.s, IN i
present nt your cetatenn'ht vii .cs," n, ,s 't,s
succession nt wei. ufaeu stHGss . ~, M esua. ILL.,
Tor 90 nnhg ySlrs iri,Iu t!!g tH!''nu ~ ~ - ,,,:
CloskGy- ~ Nest AttAhHusM w" r,, ~ In IN.
John Stockton, ~ CF1sa tFeeh; lu @ tn W. W. =,
john IhEicstui NJ lunntos Ala tauni @ ,,,,., utua
like worth anM fep!1aoi ~ uh, M%1 ero,y T.
| itnnts Nro favored fur beyond tho average lot u
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AROUND THE LAKES.
n,,t,Nrn TO THE WATEHfA EDGE.

"un"nn .s.., ~ ~" =. ~. ;" n,..,so 1,rth"u..
apfeta' O@pasea ;" ~ o''" m sr, ,ot.,
ELK RArIpA. hlo1+' sept. 1o.-A"e Ws.HS
pleasure boat Jennie Sutton was burned AT nef
aook heto ~ a...,aiaS s"e@ vo1hts TIN, VIA
".s w ~ ~. ~, .tas. wo,ara arh wn, owned by
Usot psaeeu ~ eness "A ~ -. ho4."uo hare and
Dextcr g Nopio WHO tAn nee u.I" ...,.,s - n.nnc
Traverse City in connection win tao usano
nnnitls l. Indiana Railroad train. bho was onlit
H.. S,tto,, i,r,. in ta74 MT buffalo, uud was
s,,.. W au.sU.. ''sS, ,.r,ohn fbr hrr aDeod.
Shpte'aty nt :yy,,u ts,ntInn @ No md f,no scn-KouK
n,,ai}tfca nvai eo''SiI Thn neonle here. and cs.
iccaiy Ch!ouKo aud othor 8uEntncr VS.
ftnrs tu this place, regret bar loss exceedingly.
sincc arpnnd her were cherished tnany plpasamt
memories OF soctnbe occasions. Tho LOSS VIII
bo nbout Sl6D0 upon whleh thero ia no insur,,
atce. 4 portion Ut her hull and maca'noFy Will
bD eAFod. ..... -
MARKING THIRTY tNCHEs or WATER AN Hou't'
spteiat DtspafsA tn Tns Chteaoo Tribune.
MILWAUKEE. Sept W-Tho schooner Jamos g.
HARRISON eaknx 1T tha rate Ut thirty altchea an
hour. WIN 1rlppctl In tho bay this afternoon by
tho steam. barHo II. D. Cotflnh.iry. whioh towe1
hur from tho Straits. Capt. ufepn!ey sa3s liz IL
lgnk was caused BY heAsy "oA1ao1 vi A'AAo
Huron. .....
LEAKING lADLYs
snx+tai n,,pu,ch to TIT Chteaao Tribune. -
KINGSTON, Ont. Sept. iU.-The schooner VII,
INN Elyln, previously reported asneIG at 1uI
ehoa was Kut o1 laat nlsnt attss aaE n1hE m Hthc
crod. sno then rolondeu aaan ~. sn0 s0
luke. but oolnmcncoa n 10 1cas 10 Duly 'na' Sao
was run lnto os"cHo. ,.
If THE WEATHER CuaT!hohs sA11-
Spsetat D1pateh 70 1ht Chteaeo !tsoaNs.
MILWAUKEE. WIS. sept, lo.-A 1,sEatt.ln E ~ M asut.
Capt Upli9Flta+ o! tHa hcuoouaE tAt!eo usutuns n1
ashore In sstor Lay ataGs t1nt @ ns,ha+ ts onns
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pell..rs lawrence t,nettld Md CnltiG: Atfntii.
ltIcnmuu,, nnd Edward IlIakc; ste.'ncr sagl'
nav.
CLEVELAND.
FrreL,l Dt.R..eh n 71s f7.'taoo 7ra'atst
tt,nyEl,,xp, ID, Hrpf, Ih--Escarert~-PruprIlcr
WuvtrIY, merchandise, and ecl}otlcr II. y.
Ilac0n. Gnnl. fur ChIeaHo'
KHEE.
Sptttat Dppateh to Tbs Chicago Tnfotns.
Eft1E pa., Sent. H.-Eiearetle-l'rupeiicr Wihsa-
htGknu, lncfuiiandtau, Ch!elK0: propeller Arctic,
mntrilAudIsn. UulIth.
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VESSEL CHARTERS
At CLEVELAND, O,

Spsetal Di.paleh to The Chteaco 7ftbunk
CLEVELAND, O., Sept. l3.-ChRrtora-schoone
Oliver Mowatt, coal, AahtaDttla to Hamilton.
sl..5 frco; schooncrs Ahsra Cobb and Joseph
Paige, mud II. II. Baldwin, coal to Chicago, Sl'.3
FREQ; schooner Gnllatin, cnnl to uroen bay' et.-'
fran and oro baek from Escannbn, on pr!yntc
terms; schooner Cosanch. ORG, Escnt1nb9 to fa!F-
t,Ort. 3l,G0; schooner y. q, Murey, coal to jill"
waukoc, $f.11i free.
AT BUFFALO, n. Y.
Sn.efaE ut,patth 10 The Chitaao Tribune.
nurFA1o, N. r., Sept. l3,-Cont freghts tlrtn
and unchnnsed. chnrte%rs1sehooner % y. y, Aas- rs.
iiinod. coal to Dotrait, 61 conts; schooner ". =.
t;osthwnite, bulk salt TO ChlcaEo. Sl*0; schooner
Mary yCopdty. coal To Detroit. ~ cents; s9hoo,le h
ID. EycrleIgh, merchandise to Clovclaho' " cen's
per ton.
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<f,ME,SEJIENI.S.
THE WHALE PAVILION,
I.ake.Front botwcen tho nase-lail Park and Expo
gitten building.
n. r. H.,

The Giant OF the gigantic creations Of the
Universe.
Length, 60 feet.
Original weight, 10000 pounds, Is in
dorsed by the Press of America, and 3,ooo,-
coo people who have seen him.
The greatest Natural Curiosity ever ex-
hibited on the face Of the earth.
Open from 9 q. m. to 10 P. m. Admis-
sion, IS cents. Children, IS cents.
Don't fail TO bring the children.
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can be elected to any Important 0illcG. IhGfe
= m sr ~ any ni'r r',l,i'nE fGr r. G1eH onp ~ no.
trrrs! AMI ,ln tts bidding. TiH temperance
faIrll!cs WIN try tn f0rce peo .le anu nrlng
eytrs lH,,ly tu THUR pwn ifnrtuW stewH afn r.
Il. sG cr'lsa.ers t 'n calns Murphy Ills movement
Ills n!otto, derived from the t.oldsn Ralc.
was tile prolMr o!ln IN which tQ oase any
kind. There are tlndnubtedly certain IT.
tlfyitlnaI eases that tl,ls movement saved;
Fur tllt ttno iTing. s,'slle fu,htEles that !iatt
rea,tmi.. hit, u, tl,n wtule, there Is no pos
slbu doubt hut tho movement
ACTUALLY pli, Ir1tr."
"1iow WIS that ~
~ win explain. In tlc tlrst place, tho
tile SECOND plRce, they tried to get these pen..
ple tU wear n ll:ltlGu which pointctt them out
10 aserytHnly Ms pvtt'lc w!so it'i taken k!ct, y
9e sealy "' s = NH ,st I'll III y @ wy VII ' IL "Ss sae
first pltcr, 1t N we'll known that there Is IN
nm tn tho svorld 50 eAsy to gel prnilslse n.y.
IN drink any more 0t.s Of ~ drnitkartl. ilt
Will nuke yuut the lnost satcnn pron!'itso that
ever was heard, and, Wien he turns the next
cnrtler. lie will 70 intU q salnun and III !lp.
| 'TJlc larger portion Of tl''se who tnsc tile
uIptlga md wear ille badge are tllc men WIG; h;
excitement of tho pledEr-ssgniug hns passed.
away. these 1'lrli th,glit ~ think Eie ttntter
Ssr so: ay 5 Il e kvsn t'i iro sey ons afs soethns S
or nti,er. The h.lfnn,i mind Ii so const!-
t,1tetl that, when it nl>ce bccnhes Thoroughly
eonvliceI TIN. II Is tied ,towi, y some WY.
It Immediately reytlts aila IN deter'l.ll1e.i 10
break fts boIus. There Is. no d1sbt but ~
ma,iy INSTANCES the cOlDresl W:ot.le WIRE bet
ter III slavery tlial, In frtct!nin; but they ure
lapl!erItlie must ,!ssrnoe ;.,, o. ;,t nen'Iv'9
ha,r known MANY INSTANCES 0t feliiws who
| wnuisl nuyrr. hAve thought of drinking tx-
cept that they lIatl signed tho Murphy
DESIRED ro unrAx r AND nr FREE.
AS sool, as the lIedguIs broken, tho lman who
l,as made II anu broken It thinks leSs Dt him
self tlnn he ey,r eXtecle,! It possll}le for him
To think. and Is IN proper mood 70 70 oii nin r.
% css ssnG!s Il .sxt Fsf Ss i d os. sf III III s y is
;Tic cIass Of fellows wlinln it might be poss-
bic By ,rroper lneatis to rg.teeln frGIn ,
ckass' y % eFs sScs soat$ Il st@S su@ u e their '
S e. ei'%''s, @ii"n, daias @ '"f{ k,s Il" fsct s itset
Inys them opcsl to nil manner OF 1lbes a1ata
long It'll t!ley are lc. tH break tic plct!gn al';l
trur oil tl.e!T badge When they once break
OUT. they 10 to tl1c other cxtrcine, II! ortlei
dSS5G ta: tey fns nrS u" ,lE" l,eef grtf,s E1,!
drunk, and to SO time 1ld agAln, aill are
, "Do ynu think tile Temperance pcupla
'Hts %ss y g''rs""E u crusade 'rd Murphy move
. II hardly know about that. They VII
generally atilnt nothing. Mutwltt'sthlltlane
:, nrc gDtng forward with their work Ill the
; iesst tlctrr,niMe't to lis something elsc.''
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c,oin Frcights to Buffalo Ad-
vance One-Quarter Of
Cent,
e,,t netails Of the Foundering Of the
w. Propeller Columbia Last
Saturday.
.-.,rat Of the Grew or the Sunkcn
schooner Charles *.
Minis.
,.na the Observation-Disclosures s-ArriV-
als and Departuros-Along the
Docks.
LAKE 1slsE1G11Ts.

,..,. ,5vouct.i aItuI1tty ycBtoetlAy, 1ii
o. ..' m curn mud CENTS On wheat bo'lis rasd
een's s,nrcTa to l.uflulp. vesaes were not very
l'.nty. y and tho dculnnd wsls ouly inohefato+
pt .wucra HtI} RUUufA wGfG. bl cottact VI
~ .n,r,ts over tho ndynncu hut no Feeling o.
E''r.a.s ,royallctl atruug thou. Tho fol!o"lh9
''s.a sasa nm engagements:
n''S Far HuDdf0. Dasass; e.s;
-.,por t.nt,n. wheat, ,.......... ....- !siNW
pioHer pisoo,,eHer Nyuck, corn n............"." SMs, ;m1
!!,.rcinr Scotia, corn. =. Sni
PROPELLER " !; urnves ", wn1, ",r,; ;..''' VW
ethooncr u" ,,'s s.rte
,,,pto. cnrn n....,,,... A3,000
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Wtnc1pcstcr's 1Ayr0rbosptlltss
will cure consumption. coughs, woAk lunxs,
bronchitis. and general debility. Established
twcntY-une years
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fNtlre rnlSlllEf Of the klllu WnllIa ~ 4AFkt'y
fuel. Lewis Il. llatl Rrnat difficulty ~ get
ting Ills frail.es nnt up. !3nt the nRltattoh
wolIt forward, md III a short tihe
p,uNKAl.ps wEnE MADE OUT OF PEOPLE
wlo had ncyar thought OF doing anything
ors tsi tnan Toy, aKeh hnrr ~ efe:9 Nn to sFGs G
disputed TINT ttppIlns of any kind is 9au
about lilo matter w9yl1 sny single word y
Its Justification. Tho only a'rslIo H. y , wo'I y!
feI' i be bsoght j, 3 t aSo"t - 'ro oinsnt tic ise
ii,g ls nbfoNd that drlG can't bu llnss, that
minute = yery larxe, class q humanity % say
they. will have It. when nl'p'es ns
tt't bat' the II aoueiit searcity brings tae prce up
an! Makrs them luxury. syssrsh1'vy ESts Ths
peacl nMd apio lil!nKry i4nsi!cy; Mhi t"rco ~ ~
Whisky. Fhe Crusaders wlo, orgtai'zetl thu
'teupsra,ce' ncople on 0ilo Ply M lnf sI''s. l
lnottIc spirit OF light o:Ealzct the MMhiskSlne M
a crs ' Wure soinx tn Wipe Unt tlio wl,ole whisky
traIa in u foW weeks; Int, for sulalo reAsn1!
or 0tllvr. II Is going stranger tlan ayer, aMt.1 M
Nc tttld today moro sa!un.s tna,s oe1osn .! s!tn
motive to keep up their organization. tlla
l,iuuor. Alliaico llRye tin iAost pressing
inutiyp that ever aclnntes hun!i!ll actsA,l-..
thut of selfpreseFyatlot: W Hls mcst sSarw
mai, Who i,ns anything lIka u temperance
record who comes up for office, continues:
Tiu result of this Inns baell. aud ~ now. most
disastrous. III the citlea q! On!e A6 cs"'
| BAilu movement Was the uleah6 u Il
PUTTING lack THE TEMPERANCE oAtSt
MANY yEAiss.
Before tho crusade movement ther0 Wert
healthy Sunday regulations III torce; atlt
wIlu il,eru was drinking going 9H. lMst q
t.,,t within t1ltnllS Hut tOuAY theIa i
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-07-12
Dissolution of Partne

NOTICE is hereby given that theI
~ lately existing between Geo. AL
@. j. Delaney, OF Perry county, I'd
firln name OF Liggett q Delaney, "a
April, 1881, by mutual consent. An
TO the said partnership are TO be red
Geo. A. Liggett, and all demands on;
ship are to be presented 20 him for p|
the 10th Of June, 1881, and after
accounts OF the nrm will be placed
OF an officer for collection.
June 7. 1881.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-07-12
An AstOulshed Mother.

A child aud its mother were walking
along the street in lTornelsville, N. j., one
day last week, when, suddenly aud without
warning, the child vanished entirely from
sight, during the instant that its mother
turned around to answer u question.
Search was made, and after some time the
little Que was discovered in cellar, OF u
store in front of which they had been
walking when she disappeared. A trap
door in the sidewalk was broken, aud as
the mother stepped on Que end of it, 1t flew
open, letting the CHILD down into the cellar,
aud when the mother stepped off the door
IL came back into it's place again. The
child fortunately received no injuries.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-07-12
Equal to the Emergency.

A sensation was created at ball in
Binghamton, N. T., recently, that cut
short the pleasures of at least one of the
company. A lady attended the ball, leav-
ing young babe at home in the care of
her husband. lie was not successful as
nurse, and, after using every endeavor to
keep the child from worrying without
success, went to his wife and begged of her
to come home. She preferred to remain,
and he then loaded the baby up in coach
and trundled it into the set in which the
wife aud mother was dancing, and, calling
her attention to the arrangement, departed.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-07-12
lire INSURANCE.
1omc Fomsrs and Mechanics Of Perry County

To the Frm9rs and Mechanics OF Perry County
We hereby call your attention to the claims of
The Farmers and Mechanics Mutual Fire
Insurance Co., Of Perry County,
as Offering you good and safe insurance at Net
Cost.
1872, has issued over 400 policies. and has now
over 81 100000 OF property nsured; has paid
losses since its organization 10 the amount OF
s2,7622 has laid but one assessment of - mills
on the dollar, since its organization, netting the
Company the sum OF sl.2S3.5S, which, with the
preml@ns on policies ISIS issued, has paid all IT'S
charged by the Company are but from 81 to
$500 per thousand dollars OF valuation for five
other Companies make We claim that it offers
TO the Farmers and Mechanics of Perry county
advantages over all other Companies for the
following among other reasons:
1t is a home Company.
1t insures only in Perry county.
1t pays no large salaries to Officers
1t pays 10 dividends to Stockholders.
1t pays its losses promptly and hOnOrably
Ittnsures at lower rates than any Stock Com
pany can.
Itinsures no borough property. steam estab-
lishment or foundry.
1t makes no assessments unless actually needed
It's Officers are your peighbors whom you know
and are chosen by the insured from their own
GEORGE HooBAUGH, President
DIRECTORS
NICHOLAS HENCH. Savie township
j. w. CAN'T, Centre township.
JACOB DUN, Spring township.
BRYAN GIBNEY, Carroll township
j. ID. COOPER, Tyrone township.
TREASURER.
HON. DAVID SHEIBLEY, Spring township.
Full information sent upon application to
w. w. MCCLURE, Secretary.
23-D Greenpark, Pa.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-07-12

In the war, as nothing had been heard
from him during eighteen years.
tE-A shopkoeper In Mahanoy City, whe
was reported to have made some remarks
approving of the assassination of President
Garfield, was waited on by large deputa-
tion of excited citizens on Saturday with
the intention OF administering summary
punishment. When the crowd appeared,
he denied having used any expression of
the kind and through tho persuasion Of
number of the citizens, he was not
molested.
NoRwICH, N. j., July 4.-NTichael Hin,
aged 10 years, was jailed III this city few
weeks ago for larceny. During Sheriff
Hazards absence on Thursday Hill escaped
from his cell aud went to his home in
Sherburne, N. j., to provide for his family,
who are in destitute condition. The
Sheriff returned, and, learning that the
prisoner had fled, he started in pursuit
Three miles from Sherburne ho met Hill on
his return tip to the Jail. Having
provided the neoessaries Of life for a
family Of seven persons, ho was satisfied to
return and serve out his sentence. He is
now in Jail.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-07-12
Miscellaneous News Items.

C2-A valuable team of horses belonging
to John V. Blackwell, near Hopewell, were
struck by lightning and Instantly killed on
Wednesday afternoon while feeding in an
open field.
GB A farmer near New Bedford, Law
renee county, convinced that the water in
his well tasted singuarly, cleaned the we'll
and to his horror found fully half a bIshel
of dead rats in tho bottom.
g8- A French savant has made the dis
coyery that man is venomous animal
After number of experiments he finds
that rabbits inoculated with the saliva
taken from q child or from an enraged man
will die. lie concludes that parasites ex-
st in the stomach which infect the saliva.
tB- George w. Lee, fifty years of age
residing in Newark, fell while in the act of
stepping forward to congratulate his
daughter after her marriage on Thursday
evening and died in few minutes of heart
disease. 1t is supposed his death was
superinduced by the excitement attending
the marriage.
e8- A Marshaltown, Iowa, dispatch
says workman on the railroad at Eden
vile, this county, was assaulted on Monday
for expressing the hope that the President
would not recover. The man has since
died from the effects of the beating. A.
similar fracas occurred at State Centre,
but it was not attended with fatal results.
B-Two adventurers, John Fraynor, an
Irishman and Ivan Oslon, Swede, sailed
from Bath, Me-, Tuesday in a dory four
teen feet long, twenty-one inches deep and
five feet wide, the smallest craft in which
passage across the Atlantic has ever
been attempted. They are both skilled
seamen aud they are provisioned for
sixty days.
gB- An antidote to the poison of a rat
tlesnake bite is reported by sportsman
in Arkansas. lie says he was badly bitten
in the hand while out hunting, and the
usual remedies not being within reach he
poured small quantity of powder on the
wound and set it on fire. The remedy
was perfect success, and he never suffer-
ed any trouble or pain from the bite.
eB-A Detroit exchange says: Amos
Pitkin, farmer of Eaton township, Eaton
county, is having quite streak of matrl-
monial luck lie has married four differ
ent wives, and has been relieved of each iu
succession by the appearance of her former
husband. The last one, who came on
Monday, was supposed to have. been killed
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-07-12
Our Boys and ChiIdren's Clothing

We have them in all sizes. from three years up.
and sell them as low as the lowest Onr S1.NO
Child's Suit Is a beautiful mixed light color Our
$3.50 Cheyiot Suit Is n splendid thing Our IS, all
wool, Child's Suit Is nice and splendid. Those are
the best makes of New York Clothing, stylish cut
and durable made.
Our Custom Department is filed with English,
French. Scotch and American WOrsted and Cassi-
mere Sutings. which we will made to order at a
Low Price, and guarantee perfect lit.
SUITS TO ORDER FOR EIGHTEEN DOLLARS
This Is q splendid all wool dark mixed Cashmere
Suit.
Fer 900 we have ten styles of Cashmere and
Cheviot Suitings. Our s23 Scotch CheviUt Suit is
the best thing ever sold for the money
Our line of Gents Furnishing Goods is com.
plete In every respect. Shirts. Collars Neck Ties,
Silk Handkerchlefs, Trunks and Vallses.
HATS and CAPS. We keep the very latest
styles OF NObby Hats. A full line of Hats for
men, boys and children, which We will sell at
Low Prices.
Now, We would say we buy all our Goods from
first hands for Cash. and manufacture all our
better class of ready made clothing, which ena-
bes us to undersel all opposition. That means
we sell you better made suit for less money
Money refunded on all goods not found as rep
resented. Please call, whether you wish 10
purchase or not. VIII be pleased to see you.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-07-12

VOB PRINTING OF every description neatly
~ and promptly executed at Reasonable Rates
at the Bloomfield Times Steam Job once.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-07-12
Surprised Workmen.

a gang of workmen engaged in repair
ing an old house at Sherborn, Middesex
county, Mass, made big haul few days
ago. While tearing out a portion of the
place, a bag was found which when an at
tempt was made to remove it fell to pieces,
and $500 in gold coin rolled out. The
premises once belonged to wealthy gen.
tleman who died some twenty years ago,
and the supposition is that tue money was
secreted by him, and its existence never
had been disclosed.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-07-12
Poisoned Pienickers.

MANENDURG, Mo-, July "a picnic par.
iy, six hundred in all, partook of lemonade
that had been poisoned with acid. Eight
have died and hundred are in a critical
condition. The vender was arrested and
will be prosecuted. Public Indignation is
excited aud the community is in mourning.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-07-12
Art and Oil.

The Norfolk Vjiginidn Of January 1G,
1881, refers to the remarkable cure effected
by st. Jacobs Oil in the case of Prof. Crom-
well, known the country over for his mag
nificent Art lllustrations-whoh had suffered
excrutiating torments from rheumatism,
until he tried the Oil whose effects he says
were magical.-Reading, Pa. Times and
Disputch.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-07-12
THE NEW PORT
New Clothing House!

1t Is not necessary to be rich to dress well. Style
makes the clothes. and clothes makes the man, at
least they give good lift In that direction.
Our ct yes in ready made CLOTHING, for men
and boys, is our pride. They are equal to Custom
Work
Now, all we would ask of You Is to come and
examine our stock which comprises all grades OF
Clothing, from the cheapest TO the best.
We give you few OF our sample prices
Our Hard Twisted Mems Suits Coat, Pants and
Vest for S. O0 Our $3.50 Light COlOred Cassl
mere Suits all wool for So $40 Dark, all wool,
Cashmere Snts
We defy to be undersOld on these suits They
are the best sold for the money in America.
$3.50 all wool Fine Suits; els Fine W0rsted Suit {;
s2D Fine Black Cloth Suits; S22 81 Fine
Black Cloth Suits.
The goods are, in style and Workmanship. equal
to custom work, and made OF first class material
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-07-12
KENDALL's SPAWN CURE.

TNSTATE NOTICE.-Notice is heI eby given
IL that letters OF Administration have been
granted on the estate OF Samuel Daniels. late OF
Wheatiied twp, Perry county, Pa. deceased. to
Z. o. address. DuncannOn.
Ali persons Indebted to raid estate are requested
TO make immediate payment aud those having
claims, TO present them for settlement
SARAH ANN DANIELS.
c. j. 7. M'INTIRE, Atty. Admlnistratrx
MAY rs, 1881