The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-05-24
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1t is reported that VIM. Rough will
occupy the Everhart warehouse in Mil
lerstown, in q few weeks.
Mr.. VIM. GLADDEN. and Samuel Boyer,
of Penn township, each recently lost
good COW.
The Franklin Repository has an owl
in their office which the boys propose to
make pet of.
On Monday week Samuel Leonard,
while rolling leather at Bechtel's tam
merry, had two of his fingers mashed by
getting them under the roller.
We are glad to see the evidence of pros
perity shown by an increase of size in
the Altoona Tribune. 1t always was
good paper and deserves success.
Samuel Topley of Duncannon, has one
thumb much shorter than the other, as
he ground one off on the grind-stone at
the nail factory, few days ago.
fNewport has no street lamps and the
Consequence is that Mr.. G. W. Smith
ran against tree, few nights since,
and damaged his countenance.
Mr.. Alfred Wagner, residing near
Duncannon, was badly hurt last Mon
day by being kicked on the head by a
mule.
I Some long fingered scamp carried off
all the clothes that had been left out
over night at the residence of Mr.. Henry
Rice, Jr., in this borough, a few nights
since.
O The cut worm is causing some farmers
to re. plant their corn fields, while many
find the seed was poor owing to the
early frosts and have to re-plant on that
account.
Under the new schedule the Pacific
Express east does not stop between
Miffiin and Harrisburg. This is bad for
Newport and Duncannon passengers
who considered this favorite train.
The Jatniata Herald says: Old Mrs.
Dunkelberger, of Perry county, has
bought small property near Liverpool, !,
for 800, the proceeds of insurance policy
premiums on her life, which is insured
for about 100000.
On Tuesday little son of J. G. Epley,
of Marysyille, had his hands badly bit
ten by some pigs. The boy had put his
hands through the openings into the pen
which induced the pigs to make an at
tack on them.
Saturday morning, Immediately after
the rain storm, a dead infant, evidently
just born, was found on the front porch
of Mr.. Henry Hager, in the Fifth ward,
York. The baby was placed in a box
and the case will, no doubt, be investi-
gated by the coroner.
ia pair of horses belonging to the Kit
ner boys, in Carroll twp, ran away on
haI lat
stand "just a minute" when they start
ed, but after running about half a mile
they got into the brush and were stop
ped, no damage having been done.
A cave has been found on the farm of
Mr.. Solomon Shiveley, in Green twp,
Franklin county, a short distance from
his barn. The discovery was made by
some of his laborers while engaged in
quarrying limestone, for burning. 1t
has been explored for some one hundred
and fifty feet.
Near the residence of David Lid
dick, dec'd,-the man who committed
suicide few weeks ago in Watts twp,
was found concealed under bridge a
carpet bag containing a coat, pair of
pants and vest. How'they came there
is mystery. The owner can have
them by calling on Benz. Liddick.-
Duncd'uaon Record.
A tine of fork in the hands of Enos
Carter on Saturday ran through the right
hind leg of one of DIR. Sites ponies.
Carter was cleaning the horses stall, and,
according to his story, the animal kicked
at him, its leg coming in contact with
the fork as above stated. The horse is
thought TO be out of danger now, al
though it suffered no little from the
wound for several days.-Nea0s.
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