The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-09
THE TIMES, NEW BLOOMFIELD, PA. AUGUST 8. 1881.

known citizen OF Gaysport, without the
vision or trance, predicted the same
thing, and month previous to the as
assination told a number of his neigh
bors that the thing would happen In the
manner it did.
Rev. VIM. II. II. Deatrich has accept
ed the call' from the New Bloomfield
Charge of the Reformed Church, sub
iect to the approval of Glasses. Mr..
Deatrich Is an able and efficient minis
ter, and the charge Is fortunate in secur-
ing him.
The Sunday School of the st. Samuel's
Church will hold a picnic on Saturday
Aug Goth In the woods near the church.
No Huckstering, allowed, as. a table will
be had for the benefit of the School.
Hon. Judge Junkin and w. N. Siebert
Esq, will address the gathering. All
are invited.
This is to certify that the marriage
notice concerning Harry G. CAN'T and
Miss Phemia Leonard, as published in
the BLOOMFIELD TIMES, Aug. 2nd, 1881,
is false as far as my knowledge of the
matter is concerned, and 1 hereby posi-
lively declare that did not perform the
ceremony. REV. j. M. BRADER.
Elliotsburg, Aug. End, 1881
The Carlisle VolUnteer is feeling badly
because we do not give 1t individual credit
for our " Cumberland county Items"
The editor will find that one article in
last weeks TIMES Is credited to the
Carlisle Volunteer" " and all the Others
are credited to the Cumberland county
papers, and we believe that the VoIttn-
teer Is one of them-and very good
one too. AS several of the articles refer
red to however, were in several papers,
besides the Volunteer it looks as though
the editor of that paper could safely take
the medicine it prescribes for us. We
do a good deal of work for other papers,
which we get no credit for, but instead of
growing about it, are pleased to see that
we are of use to them.
A horse hitched to the railing in front
of Zortman's hotel, last Monday noon,
made things lively for about two min
utes, in that neighborhood. Without
any seeming provocation or fright he
tore his hitching strap and took the
pavement in front of Musser q Aliens
store on dead run, makinga bee-line
for Eby s drug store, the door of which
was open. 1t is supposed there was too
much physic there for him, for he sheer
ed off to the right and attempted to force
himself and buggy between the large
hackmetac tree near the corner, and a
hitching post He managed to get
through himself but left the buggy and
portion of the harness behind. John
Snyder and Geo. Fritz each got Jobs re-
pairing the broken buggy and needy
saddler fixed up the harness. We did
not learn who owned the m.-Ledger.
u Dat IL 4 e.,
of Landisburg, will after visiting around
a little in this and Cumberland counties,
leave for Emporia, Kansas, near which
place Mr.. b. has purchased farm, and
where he intends to engage in stock
raising.
A. G. Klink, Esq, of Washington, d.
c., was in town last week.
Jas. H. Ferguson, Esq, of Remove,
was in attendance at Court, in this bor-
ough, last week.
Mr.. Ike Orwan, formerly of Centre
twp, now of Clearfield, is at home for
short visit.
Mrs. Bates, (sister of Thos. Sutch)
and daughter, of Canton, Ohio, are Wis
iting friends in this community.
Bloomfield Academy opens SEPT. 5TH,
ness or College. REV. j EDGAR, A. NJ,
Principal. For terms, &C., address WM
GRIER, Proprietor. 81
LewistOwn Academy begins its eth
year Aug. 3lst. Since its reorganization
in 1881 all its graduates applying, have
entered college in excellent standing, it
has had few changes of teachers, and
has grown steadily in the confidence of
the public. 1t is now better prepared
than ever to do its thorough work in
preparing for college, business. or teach
ing. Before going elsewhere write for
catalogue and particulars to the prin-
pal.
w. H. SCHUYLER, Phi. ID.
Wanted, two school teachers in New
Buffalo School District. One, for pri-
mary, and one, for School No. | Salary
months. Schools will be let on or after
day of examination. BY order of the
board.
A. GoRNET, Pres B. F. KLUGH, Sec.
Badly Hurt.-Philip Barkley an en-
ployee of the Marshall furnace was ter
ribly hurt on Wednesday last by large
pile of ore falling up on him complete
ly covering his head, shoulders and
body, and crushing him to the ground.
He was got out as soon as possible and
removed to his home for medical treat
ment. DR.. Orris was called to attend to
his injuries. His jaw was badly broken