The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-01-25

Preaching in the Lutheran Church, at
this place, every night this week.
The Harrisburg Cotton Mill has again
resumed work.
A protracted meeting has been held in
the Bethel Church of Little Germany
with several converts as the result.
A son of Capt. F. M. McKeehan while
wrestling at the Laurel Grove, School
House few days since fell and broke
his leg.
Two of the sheep of Mr.. Jacob Dunn of
Spring twp, that had been bitten by
dogs several weeks ago, have recently
died of the effects.
There is good ice bridge from New
Buffalo to the Dauphin county side,
which gives the lower end farmers a
wheat market at Halifax.
The Ledger says: The many friends
of DIR. j. e. Singer, will regret to learn
that he is still growing weaker, and the
chances for his recovery are very slight.
On Saturday week a boy whose
name we did not learn, had leg broken
by coming in collision with two horse
sled while coasting on the hill near the
Duncannon Grist Mill.
An operator at the tower in the Cove,
was considerably burned a few days
since by throwing some coal into the
stove from bucket into which brake
man had emptied his lamp.
We call attention to the advertisement
of the Seller property near this town.
For further particulars read description
of property No. 7 in the list advertised
by G. B. Harnish.
Mr.. George Barnett recently sold two
of his horses, for which he got $400.
Though they only counted as two the
animals weighed enough for three, which
perhaps accounts for the price.
The new time table makes the mail
train west arrive at Newport 20 minutes
earlier, and the Johnstown Express and
Mail east, both some minutes earlier.
See corrected schedule.
VIM. f. Miller, of New Buffalo, who
was wounded in the knee by butcher
knife several weeks since, which was
then noticed in THE TIMES, has since
died from the injury, modification hav-
ing set in.
A young lady who has studied astrono-
my several terms sat down on the side
walk in front of the Presbyterian church
last week and discovered more new stars
in a second than she can tell about in
year.
John Geedy of Spring twp, young
man about IL years of age, fell and dis
located his shoulder. DR.. j. p. Sheeder
of Shermansdale was called and reduced
the dislocation in very satisfactory
manner.
The Newport calithumpians were out
in force on Thursday night, ''belling''
Marx Dukes and his bride, who are
said to have been married several weeks,
but the nuptials were kept a profound
secret until the evening named.
A few days ago Mr.. B. M. Eby of
Newport cut his wrist severely by a
bottle breaking in his hands while un-
corking it. Ben carries his hand in a
sling which makes him rather awkward
in putting up small packages.
Mr.. W. V. Orner, of Altoona, accom-
panied by two children, drove from that
place to the residence of his father, near
Millerstown in this county, few days
ago. They made the journey in two
days. 1t was long sleigh ride, it being
little over one hundred miles.
The Middleburg Post says On last
Thursday, Jesse Haslet and Jacob Breon
were cutting wood, In the woods. The
wood was frozen and Haslet's axe glanc-
ed and cut Mr.. Breon in the side, below
the ribs and but the fraction of an inch
from the spinal column. The cash was