The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-09-20
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Oliver twp, President and =. X.
BRANDT, of Newport, Secretary.
The following Is list of the Delegates
present:
Toboyne--Jacob Kramer, j. j. Morrison.
Blaln-Samuel Woods, j. w. Kolor.
Jackson-Henry Rinesmith, Jno. o. De-
lancy, VIM. Driving.
Madlson--Abe Blstline, Geo. Borrel.
Sandy HILL. Good, 8. N. Hench.
Tyrone-Jno W. Helms, jeff. Baker, Alex
Rice.
sprlng-Jas. A. Gray, Jas. swlsher, W. IL.
Rinesmlth, Fred souder.
2 Landisburg-W. II. Burtnett, j. M. Wilson.
Carroll-Jos. M'Clintock, Jacob Clay.
gSaville-W Walker Dromgod, David l.. Swartz,
Wilson Gray, Jacob Market.
Kye-W. Myers, W. Albright.
Marysvllle - BENZ. f. Flickinger, Daniel
Moore.
A Penn--Alex. White Chester Steel.
Dpncannon-Jno. Foose, Andrew Burd.
Wheatheld-C. Rhoades, Henry Leopard.
Miller-Chas. Smith, w. B. Cook.
Ollver-B. #. Miller, w. B. stambaugh.
nscarora-Chas. Kramer, Fletcher Smith.
Juniata-Thomas M'Donald, Thomas Sui
lenberger.
Newport. @. Barrett, Perry Brandt.
Centre-lsalah O. Foose, Abram Pee.
Bloomfield. Q. McAlister, David Mickey,
Howe-D. Montz, ii. Markle.
Greenwood-C. G. Brandt, saml Hass.
Millerstown-J. Rlnehart, N. Rinehart.
Liverpool Bor.-Peleg sturtevant, q. G.
Tharp.
Liverpool twp.,-Leonard Ulsh, j. Noll.
Buha.o-Chas FOrtney, Geo. Kepner.
New BufIhlo-Jno. A. Albright, Calvin
Jones.
Watts--J. Anderson, r. f. Thompson.
AT one o'clock the Convention again
met and proceeded to business.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE DELEGATE
j. X. Blattenberger, of Buffalo was
chosen, and for
JUDICIAL CONFEREEs,
A. j. Stahler, w. W. Frymyer and A.
G.. White.
FOR PRESIDENT JUDGE
One ballot was taken, the ballot being
Chas. A. Barnett So; G. j. L. McIntire
Is j.; w. N. Seibert II.
FOR REGISTER AND RECORDER
One ballot was had the ballot being
Josiah Rice, of Saville, S5 Geo. Bryner,
of Bloomfield, 81.
IOlt IltEASO iNIAl.
Five ballots were had. The first was,
Smith 81 Steel 90; Watson Il; Mes
sinner IA. On fifth ballot John P. Steel,
of Penn twp, was made the nominee
having received 81 votes.
I FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Jas. B. Black, of Oliver, had AZ votes
and John Yohn of Newport had q
votes. On End ballot the vote was S.
Barner of Liverpool, 43; Fisher 6 Bal
tosser Il; Leopard 4; Shoemaker 2;
making the nominees Black and Barner
FOR DISTRICT ATToRNEY.
Ephraim Long, of Liverpool, was
nominated by acclamation.
FOR DIRECTOR OF THE POOR.
Beni Bistline was nominated on the
second ballot
FOR COUNTY AUDITORS.
\ w. A. Morrison and Geo. G. Sheibley
The following is list of the Teachers
appointed for Duncannon and Penn
township No /, Duncannop borough,
J. M. McCaskey, salary, sos; No. Q, f.
L. Zeigler, S35; No. 8, Miss Lydia Nc
Donald ,$39 80; No.4 Miss Amanda Pass
more, s35.
Penn township :-Duncannon No. l.,
S. III. Green, $50: No. 2, Miss FL. ".
Lane, $2S; No. 3, Miss Carrie Wilson,
2S.; Baskinsv Vile High, @. o. Smith, $50 I;
primary Miss l. May Stewart, $2S !;
Michners, DR.. Michael Price, $50 Hick-
ory Grove, Miss M. Alice Hess, $50 !;
Upper Cove, Miss Emma M. Smiley, $23;
Middle Cove, David Boyd, $50; Lower
Cove, F. b. Ellis, $26; Mount Pleasant,
Chester L. Steel, $23. The borough
will have months and the township 8
months term. Borough schools opened
on Monday last, township will open on
October II.
Items from Centre. people of this
place feel that the Lord has blessed them
with bountiful showers of rain.
A show passed through here few
days since and exhibited some very fine
paintings among which was the assassin.
alton of Garfield.
The upper Liberty school house was