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THE TIMES, NEW BLOOMFIELD, OCTOBER 15, 1878. 5 THE TIMES. FENNSYLVANIA L-JIIDDLS DIVISION. On toil after June Mtb, Trains run follow! I WKHTWAltO. EASTWARD.

J'u Mnll Xlffl. Ex. Tr'a. Ex. Aoo.

P.M. P.M. P.M.'A.M. 1.80 8.15 lo.U vn 7. Mi 45 7.M S.H 11.69 7.80 10.80 I 11 7.114; 7.47 11.99 (1.64 t.M 7.83 7.18 811 7.00 Ij.ltt t.40 6.10' 8i) 11.89 6.0b fUn Way i Mull Paiwrr'u'Tr'u 1'HIMIMPAlj Htationh.

P.M. fl.oo, 1.80 ItKirlKburn, fl.ia 0.411 juimviup, e.ai i.nai a. on I. lis S.ltf 1.811 (.40 O.IH t.fM t.M MM 7.10 ftHS 8.11"; 7.2H 48 S.Ui 7.48 9.M 8.SH 7.M III. Ill S.M t.vil ll).

4 4.00 Marvaville. Dully' Newport Millerstown, Thunipsont'u. Port Mifflin LntvlKtnwn I 11.04 (.40 11 14 47 4.M 6.311 t.M 7.2H, P.M.I i N. Tyrone Attoona 10.84 6.00 8.2:1 10. Ill 4 47 (UI7 4.15 7.

US' 8.50 8. I'll 6.50 8.16 9.50 A.M. P.M. P.M I 11.40 IS. SI 1.1A lt.li P.M.

tVlMttHtmrir Express leaves HnrrlnlmrK at 11.00 r.M. Dniicamiou ll.HH rW: Newport 11.67 Ola) and ur-riVfK At PillUlillDf nt s.lo A. M. rwPtcltVi Knpress Went will stop at Tinnrannou at 4.69 and at Newpovt at 6.17 a. when rtnioreu.

Removal. We are now located in our new brick building, in the renr of Clark's tin shop. We think we have one of the bent oillces In this part of the State.and will be glad to have our friends call and see us. Telegraph Notice. After this date telegraph messages will pass between New Bloomlield and any telegraph oflice in the United States ut same price as though sent from or received at Newport.

New Blooinfleld, Oct. 1, 1878. tf PUBLIC SALES Bills for the sale of Real and Personal Property have been printed at this office, as follows Friday, October 18th O. and E. Ensmlnger, administrator! of Jos.

Ensminger, will soil a farm la Carroll containing TO acres with improvements. Saturday, November 2nd. Adam K. Heller, will sell at his residence near Mansvllle, 3 fat hogs, and a lot of household and kitchen furniture. Monday, November 4th, 18T8 Frank D.

Yost, Administrator of the estate of Geo. Yost, late of Spring will sell a Tract of Land with improvements, and a lot of Personal Property. Also, all kinds of grain by the bushel. Thursday, November 7. W.

J. Wolf will sell at his residence 1 miles north east of Loys-ville, horses, cows, young cattle, hops, buggy, wagons, sled, reaper and mower and many other farming implements. Saturday, November 9th. Wm. Bailor will sell a House and Two Lots of Ground situated In East Newport.

See advertise incut in another column. Uriel" Items. See Shcriir's Sales on 8th page. Look out for I. Schwartz's new advertisement next week.

The members of the Church of God, at Iilsburn, Cumberland county, are erecting a church at that place. Persons who wish to save the five per cent, on their school tax must pay their tax to the Treasurer before the H(ith inst. A colored woman named Allen was fatally burned by the explosion ot a coal oil lamp at Harrisburg on Tuesday. Mrs. Abrnm Kistler, of Elliottsburcr.

and her funiily have recently gone WestJ i in uumm lew. The New Warelwuse at Newport is) progressing rapidly and soon will bof completed. Any person finding a Band Book between Duueannon and Bloomfleld will please send it to The Times Oflice. persons should when they eat corn-bread, that there is a gin oi wnisKey in every iwenty-ono ears of corn. Joseph Riekerbaugb.

of Centre town-M ship fell from a tree on which a grape 1 vine had clung to more successfully I than Joseph did and broke his wrist. 'Hoggy" Liddig who broke jail here last summer while awaiting trial for chicken stealing, visited his home recently but though Constable Beers tried to capture him, lie again made his escape. It is said that the Itch will be a poor crop next spring if eating buckwheat cakes produces it, as the hot sun and dry weather has made that grain only about one-third of a crop. A few weeks ago a little daughter of, Mr. John Rice, of Spring township, vas so severely bitten ny a nake mat her life was almost despaired of, but underj treatment of a physician she has Vly recovered.

JOn Monday of last week Jerry Varnes of Newport found a small pistol. When he picked it up to examine it, the thing, as is common with them, went off unexpectedly and lodged its load in Varnes' finger. One of the great frauds upon the taxpayers is the Annual Election Proclamation as published in this county. One-half of the matter is not required by law, and neither half is ever read, but it must all be paid for nevertheless. One day last week as Mr.

Jacob Zelg-er was fording the river at Port Royal, in a two-horse wagon, a large black bass jumped out of the water and landed in the bed of his wagon. It weighed two pounds and two ounces. Juniata Tribune. An Excursion to Philadelphia takes place on Tuesday, October leaving Millerstown 10:37, Newport 10:45. Fare from Millerstown, for the round trip, $4,120, from Newport $4.00.

For further information apply to Kev. S. G. Shannon, Milroy, Return on any train within four days. Teachers Wanted I Five Teachers wanted to fill the schools ia South West Madison 'School District.

To be let at Clark's School House, on Satubday, October 1878, at one o'clock P. M. W. 11. Adair, See'y.

Lime Quarry Aeoltlent. On Tuesday last, a man named Btahley, working in the quarry belonging to Jesse Butts, was burled under a large mass of falling Rtone. He was shortly after extricated, when it was found that Ills thigh bone wag broken, and he was badly Injured internally. The doctor thought the case a critical one. Very Strange.

On Sunday last as a Mr. Rambler was crossing the Shade Mountain about three miles east of Peru Mills, he found a fine large light bay stallion on the top of the mountain dead. The horse had a bridle and from appearances had pawed a shoe off Just before dying, as the place where he stood the ground was considerable dug up by his pawing and the limbs of the trees were all eaten off as far as the animal could reach. How the horse got there and to whom he belonged la involved in mystery. He must certainly have been placed there by some person as he could not have gotten there himself, but what the motive was that would prompt the fiend to place a poor brute in such a place to die is hard to tell.

Port lioyal Times. A Comical Situation. Several days ago Al. Steininger traveling for C. C.

See-bold with the White Sewing Machlno, made a trip along the Susquehanna. lie overtook an old boatman whom he invited to take a seat in his buggy. Proceeding down along the canal engaged in conversation the horse suddenly became frightened at an object in the road, and ran to one side and tumbled Into the canal. The old man fell backward and at the same time seized Al. by the coat-tall, Al.

fell in an opposite direction and here the two hung kicking and struggling until the old chap let go. Fortunately the horse was hitched to one of the Patent Single Trees and was Boon disengaged from the buggy and was rescued. The picture would have been interesting in a comic Almanac Mid-dlcburg I'ost. Juniata County. We copy the following from the Juniata county papers of last week.

While Charlie Murray was sponging the mouth of a trotting horse, last Thursday afternoon, at the fair, a horse standing by kicked him with such force that lie was picked up under the impression that the life had been kicked out of him. He was restored to consciousness in a short time. A party of citizens of Tuscarora valley went into the region of the headwaters of Licking Creek valley to hunt, last week, which resulted most unfortunately in one of the party named Reighl shooting another of the party named Wilsou in the back of the head, mistaking it for the hind-quarters of a deer. The wounded man was carried first to the camp of the hunters, and afterwards to his home in Tuscarora valley, where he has ever since lain in a critical condition. The gun was loaded witli one of which only entered the head of Wilson another shot passed through an arm, a short distance below the shoulder.

It is the shot in the head that has produced the prostration of the wounded man. On Sunday afternoon last, Mrs. Henry Hersh died very suddenly at her residence in Milford township. She had been visiting at a neighbor's house, and upon her return home, supper not being quite ready, she laid down upon the bed to rest. When supper was ready and the girl went to call her to supper, she discovered that she was dead.

No person was with her when she died. Cumberland County. We copy the following from the Cumberland county papers of last week James Wilson, tenant on Mr. Wm. Noble's farm, south of Carlisle, a few nights since heard thieves at work in his chicken house.

Mr. Wilson quietly procured his shot gun and discharged it, when the three or four thieves left the premises in a hasty manner. One of the thieves left a shirt sleeve sticking to a fence. There were also blood marks seen, which goes to show that one of the party received some of the contents the gun. The "7eio" knows a man who sold one of his hogs in order to raise money puiiicieui to utKe mm to uarnsie to see lfarnum.

For The Bloomfleld Times. The B. F. C. air.

fcditor The B. F. (The Blaln Fur Company) have opened their regular Fall Company. The President of the Company, the same who was fooled about the bears) took the lead, not long since, In an expedition to the mountain. They holed something, and the 'Squire who is always on the look out for bears, said that it was surely a bear, for he knew it by the tmell.

They unearthed the animals, whith proved to be four tkunkt. The 'Squire's ardor cooled immediately, and the rest of the Company had a very hard time in persuading him from returning home at once. They have, however, succeeded in eapturing about a dozen raccoons this fall. Our Teachers' Examination Is over. The applicants have passed through the dreaded mill, and all except four succeeded In getting certificates, and two of those were from other counties.

Jackson township Deeds one teacher, and Madison five. Hogs are very plenty In this part of the county. There Is a man west of Germantown, who oilers bis hogs by the dozen, and gives 14 for a dozen. How Is that for high 1 Anon. Church Notices.

Preaching in the Presbyterian church next Sunday at 11 A. 7 P. M. Sunday School 9:30 A. M.

Prayer meeting on Wednesday at 7 P. M. Preaching in the M.E. church next Sunday at 7 P. M.

Sunday School 9 A. M. Also preaching at Ickesburg at' loi A. M. Walnut Grove at 2i P.

M. Peterson's Magazine, Peterson's Magazlno, the cheapest and best of the Lady's Books. Is on our table for No vember1 The principal steel engraving, For Mother' Fire," Is rarely beautiful. Bo, also is me mamtnotn colored steel lasnion plate. But, as a cotemporary lays, the stories, tin fashions, the patterns.

In short. everrthinK li Peterson Is the best of Its kind. For 1879 a monthly Bupplemout will be given, containing a Full-sized Papor Pattern for a lady's, or child's dress, thus Klvlug to every subscriber twelve snch patterns, extra, during the year. These patterns alone will be worth the subscription price. Five original copy-right novelets will also be given, besides a hundred shorter stories.

Among the novelets will be one by that celebrated author, Frances Hodgson Burnett, and another by the anthor of Joslah Allen's Wire." The price of this Lady's Book Is but f'J 00 a year, the postage pre-paid by the publisher. To Clubs the prices are greatly reduced for 1879, viz i two copies for 3 BO, with a superb Mezzotint (24 Inches by 20), Cblrsl Blessing Little Children," the finest and costliest ever offered, to the person getting up the club or four copies for 16 50, and extra copy to the person getting up the club. Never were such terms offered before I Specimens of the Magazine are sent, gratis, If written for, to those wishing to got up clubs. Subscribe to nothing else until you have seen a copy of this popular Magazine. Address C.

.1 PtfTITUCUiw HnS niiDBlniil ilraal Phll'a Pa. A tnnir. i nn kiiicii 9 kiviiiy nyc. a NEW VOLUME. The numbers of DttelPs Living Age for the weeks ending Oct.

6tb, and 12th, have the following noteworthy contents llonrl Grevllle's Sketches of Knssinn Life, by VV. It. S. Kulston, Nineteenth Century Cyprus, MacMlllan Mr. Fronde's Life and Times of Thomas Bccket," by Edward A.

IV.Contemporary Kevlew The ChlneBe as Colonists, Nineteenth Century An Indiscretion In the Life of an Heiress, a Btory, by Thomas Quarterly Review The Public Career and Personal Character of Francis Bacon, by James Rowley, Fraser, Child's Play, Cornhill Selling the Soul, Contemporary Review A Fetish City, Blackwood Hark and its Caves, Gentlemen's Magazine) The Relation of Memory to Will, Spectutor The Habit of Reading, Saturday Kevlew Oardon Parties, Spectator; An American Zollverelu, Pall Mall Oazette and choice poetry and miscellany. These are tho first two numbers of a new volume and are good ones with which to begin a subscription. For fifty-two such numbere.of sixty-four large pages each (or more than 8000 pages a year), tho subscription price is low or for S10.50 any one of the American 1 monthlies or weeklies is sent with Tho Living Age for a year, both post-paid. Littbll Oat, Boston, are the publiBhors. 'RIAL LIST for October Term.

1878. 1 Abraham Trout vs. J. Wesley Williamson. 2 E.

D. Owens vs. H. C. Hoffman, etal.

3 Luclan l'ngovs. Israel Bitting. 4 Drusilla Graham vs. D. llolleubaugh, et ux.

5 Sumo vs. Goo. A. Hollcnbaugh. 0 Same vs David Ilollenbaugh.

7 8. W. C. Thompson vb. Simon W.Charles ct al.

8 Same vs. Panic, ct al. 0 Newport Building Association vs. J. R.

Dunbar, et ux. 10 John P. Lutz vs. Lnzarus Blust. 11 Isaac C.

Ncllson vs. Levi L. Grlng A Co. 12 Stephen II. Light vs.

J. W. Williamson. 13 8amc, et al. vs.

Same. Oct. 15, 1878. D. Mickey, Proth'y.

JIST of GrandJurora for Oct. T. '78. LandiBbiirg John M. Wilson, foreman.

Wheatfleld Daniel Bowman. Duncannon John Jones, Robert C. Jones, W. II. Peuucll.

Jackson Georgo Brlner. Watts Samuel Morris, Georgo Haniaker. Miller Jos. Bnily. New Buffalo bor.

J. B. Jackson. Mndison Adorn Foupt. Millerstown Henry Happle, Samuel Miller.

TuBcarora Jus. Campbell. Liverpool twp. Wm. A.

Grubb. Spring Wm. Dimklebergor, Jos. A. Rice.

Juniata Jacob 8. Super. Carroll Cornelius Eusmlngcr, Geo. Soudcr. Toboync George Hollenbaugli.

Rye John Meyers. Greenwood George Sliclbloy. Bloomlield Wm. II. H.

McCUntock. JIST of Traverse Jurors for Oct. T. '78. Buffalo twp.

J. H. Deckard, Rob't. Baskln. Carroll C.

Stoiiller, Allen Clcland. Oliver Daniel Smith, Jos. McNaughton Thos. Hauey. Toboyno George Lacy, Joseph Sheriff.

Madison Chas. K. 8hull, Bara'l Ilollenbaugh. Marysvilie J. D.

Miller, Wm. Jackson, Lewis W. Brabson, Wm. King. Newport Jas.

O. McClintock, Scott Wise, Jos. Foreman, Perry Rider. Tyrone Luther Arnold, George Minlch, John Weller, Jos. Newcomer.

Penn John Fritz, Geo. Snyder, Ellas Haas. Bloomlield J. A. Martin, A.

B. Clousor, Goo. A. Rouse. Liverpool twp Franklin Potter, Wm.

Deckard, C. B. Letter. Savillo John Borrall, Martin Relslngor, Rob't. B.

Orris. Wheatfleld Jos. Leppcrd, Daniel Gelbaugh. Rye A. 8.

Green. Liverpool bor David Bkellcnberger, Z. T. Shuler. Jackson Geo.

W. Garber, Bnmuel Miller. Duncannon Alfred J. Stewart, Abram Fen- steinaker. Spring John M.

Foose, John Soudor. Landisbnrg John II. Murray. Greenwood George Wright. Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice, having bad placed In his hands by an East India missionary, the formula of a simple vegetable remedy, for the speedy and permanent cure of consumption, bronchitis, catarrh, asthma, and all throat and lung aflections, also a positive and radical cure for nervouB debility and all nervous complaints, after having tested its wonderful curative powers In thousands of cases, has felt It his duty to make it known to his suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive and a desire to relieve human suffering, I will send, free of charge, to all who desire It, this recipe, with full directions for preparing and using, In German, French, or English. Sent by mall by addressing with stamp, naming this paper, W. W. Shearer, 149 Powers' Block, Rochester, New Yorkr 424t Cement and Calcine Plaster on hand, and for sale by F.

Moutimkk. LADIES! M. McGOTWALT Having secured the services of a Dress-Maker and Tailoress, Is prepared to do ALL KINDS of Cutting, Fitting, bewlug, on reasonable terms. She la Age ut for Butrerirk's Patterns. Also for the Weed hewing Machine, ut very low prices, l'leant) give her a oall.

42 County Trice Current. Bloomfiild, October 14, l7g. Klax-Heed i ah Potatoes, Butter pound 14QI4 UK 9 dozen, 14" Dried Apples 6 cts" Dried Peaches 10 9 lSets.Hi CARLISLE PRODUCK MARKET. CORRECT Itn WZZKLT. WOODWARD 1WBB.

Oct 11, 1878. Family Flouf 16.00 Superfine Flour H.00 White Wheat, new 09 Red Wheat.new pj ye 40 Com. (new) 45 Oats 2.1 Cloverseed 4.0D Timothyseed 1 25 NKWPOHX MAKKKT8. (Oorrscfcd Weekly by Kouv Brother. DBALBRS IN OItA.IIN Sc PUODUCE.

Newport, Oct.12 1878. Flour, Kxtra 14 to Super $3 75 White Wheat bush, (old) 95 a 95 Red Wheat 90O93 Kye 48348 Corn 60 ero Oats 32 pounds, 22Q 22 Clover Seed 4 0034 00 Timothy Seed 1 00 Flai Seed 1 01) Potatoes 6n 60 Bacon 7 7 Ground Alumn Salt, 1 26 1 25 Limeburner's Coal, i Oil Stove Coal 4 no 4 10 Pea Coal Buckwheat Coal $2 60 Gordon's Feod per Sack 2 00 FISH, SALT, LIME AND COAL, Of all kinds always on hand and for sale at the Lowest Market Rates. Philadelphia Produce Market. Pnil.ADELpnu. Oof.

12, 1878. Flour quiet nml steady; extraBfMS5! Pennovl-vanla family, 4 75 8.00; Minnesota I7.IK) 1 patent and high grades, Kye Hour, Cornineal, $2.75. Wheat, red, luo107i amber, 104105; white, 107fi)lU8. Corn quiet and easy 1 yellow, 4P50c.j mixed, 48 QSlo. Oats quiet: Pennsylvania mid western white, 2CfS2 c.

i westeru mixed, 2i2G. Kye67f)8o. MARHIA.013S. Bricker Welch. On the 21th ult.

at the residence of the brides parents near Rock School House, by the Krv. Deifrich of Lovsville, Mr. Samuel liiiclier to Miss Mary J. Welsh, both of thl-i county. Dtsinuer Acker.

On the 1st bv Rev. Solomon Hleber. Mr. C. 11.

DysiiiRer of Walker township, Juniata county, and Miss Catharine Auker. of Greenwood township, Perry county. Arnold Bear. On the 3rd Kev. John W.

Treasler, at West Falrvlew, Cumberland county, Mr. Joslah Arnold, of Lovsville, Perry county. and Miss Catharine F. Bear, of the Same place. Blank Hensel.

On the the resl-denoe of the bride's grandparents. In Mechanics-burg, by the Kev. P. F. Kyer, Mr.

Valentine Blank, of New Bloomfleld, Perry county, to Miss Jydia A. Hensel. of New Kingston, Cumberland county. Pa. Gum phkh Delancy.

On the 3rd Inst, at the Evangelical ParsonnifH. nt. Klllott.Hbnr?. bv ttev. J.

M. Longsdorf, Isaac F. Guinpher.to Miss Mary iijllelancey, both of this county. "Xeaoek On the 10th at tlie I.ullipian parsonage. In Blaln, bv the Rev.

J. Frazlnr. Mr. John M. Hpair In Mis nhiim If GutHhall, both ol this county.

Death notices not ercecdiiiK 5 lines inserted without chance. Jmt 6 ccnl per line will Invariably be clmwd tin Tributes of Iiesiiect, Poetry, or other remarks. Games. On the 7th Inst, In Wheatfleld town-shl Mary K. Cames aged 29 years li mouths and 27 days.

Kkuner. On the 3rd In Miller township, this county, Samuel J. son of Islauh and Sarah A. Iliuner aged 4 years, 7 months and davs. Morrison.

On the 1st Inst, In Philadelphia, at the residence of his parents, llramwell, only son of Samuel G. and Lliza Morrison, aged about 24 years'. Orris. On the 2nd In Bavllle township, Elizabeth Orris, widow of George Orris, aged 74 years, 6 months and 1 dav. On the 2tith In Tobonyetownshlp, Gertie daughter of Levi and Frauces gwartz, aged 1 year, two months and 14 day.

Martin. On the 7th Inst, In Millerstown. suddenly of paralysis of the heartMrs. Anna Martin, relict of Absolein Martin, deceased, aged 75 year. 8 months and 20years.

DUBLIC SALE J. -OF- Real and Personal Property. TI1E undersigned. Administrator of the estate of George Yost, late of the township of Spring, County of Perry and State of Pennsylvania, by virtue of an order of sale to him directed from the Orphans' Court of the said county, will sell by public outcry on Ihe premises, on Monday, the 4th day of November, 1878, at 10 o'clock A. said day, the following de-scribed real estate: Situate partly In Spring and partly In Carroll townships, said County ol Perry, and bounded and described as follows, to wit: On the North by land of Blllinan; ou the South by lands of Jno.

Souder on the Kast by lauds of Frederick Wardecker, and on the West by the said John Souder, containing 54 Acres, 15 Perches and allowance, and having thereon erected a new Two btovy LOG HOUSE, with Kitchen Attached, a LOG BA11N, PIG PEN and other necessary out-build ings There is a young and old ORCHARD on the premises, running water and good Spring near the house. There are about 30 acres cleared and the balance Is covered with Splendid Chestnut and lias Pine timber. The fences are generally In good condition aud the property as a whole in good repair. The property Is situate within very convenient distance ot church, school, store, blacksmith shop, etc Also, at the same time and place the following valuable personal property will beoffered for sale, to wit: Two milk cows, one good two year old bull, one one horse wagon, one shovel plow, one bar-plow, one set of hay-ladders, one two-horse sled, lot of White pine boards, grindstone, barrow and a number of other articles not here enumerated. Also, ALL KINDS OF GRAIN by the bushel.

TERMS OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE r-Ten per cent of the purchase-money to be paid when the property Is stricken down one third the balance at continuation of the sale, when deed will be delivered aud possession given, and the remainder lu twoeoiml annual payments from date of counrniatton, with Interest ou same from that date to be secured by Judgment bonds. Terms of Sale of Personal Property will be made kuuwn on day of sale. FRANK I. YOST, October 1, 1878. Admlnbtator.

NEWPORT ritOPERTY PUBLIC SALE. THE undersigned will sell at public sale, on the premises, on Saturday, November 9th, 1878, the following described Real Estate: A HOUSE AND TWO LOTS of ground, situate in EAST NEWPORT. The property Is pleasantly located, being corner lots and well fenced. The house Is a two and a half stoty frame, in good repair, and with a good spring of water Is on the lot on which the house is built. TERMS OF SALE: One hundred and fifty do, lars to paid at the time of salei 1150 on the 1st of April, 1879, and the balance in equal annual payments with interest.

-Sale to commence at 1 o'clock P. said day. For further information address WILLIAM BAILOR, October 15, 1878. MAKH11XtUN' Co- ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE! The undersigned, Assignee of Simon S.CIouser. by virtue of an order of sale to him directed from the Court of Common Pleas of Perry will oiler for sale, by outcry, on the premises, ou FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15th, 1878.

1 o'clock P. the followlngdescrlbed valuable real estate, to wit: TRACT No. 1, containing 43 ACRES, having (hereon erected a good two-story log HOUSE, with frame kitchen attached, a good Bank Barn, a Flutter-wheel Saw Mill, hogpen and spring house, with a never of water near the mansion house. 1 here is an orchard In prime bearing condition, contttinlnglOO trees of choice apples.iilso a variety of other choice fruit, such as peaches, pears, cherries, grapes, ic. About 27 acres ol this tract are cleared and In a good state of cultivation, the balance being timber land.

TRACT No. 2, Is a tract of land containing 37 acres, about 12 acres of which are cleared, and the balance is timber laud. TRACT No. 3. Isa tract of Timber Land containing 11 acres.

TRACT No. 4, Is a tract ot land containing 9 acres, belngtlmber land. The above described real estate Is situate lu Centre township. Perry countv about 2 miles south of New Bloonilio'd, on 1 lie public road leading from New Bloomlield to Landlstiui bounded by lands of Wm. limner.

Geo, Meek, ft. L. Ma-gee, Daniel Cless and others, within one-fourth of a mile of a school house, and in a good settlement. The whole contains 1(H) acres, and will be sold os a whole or set eratelv. to suit purchasers, aud will make a very desirable home.

Iehms. Ten per cent of the purchase money to be paid when the property Is stricken down, one-half of the balance on the 1st of April, 1H79, when the deed will be delivered and possession given, and the balance on he 1st of April, 18S0. with Interest, from 1st of April. 18711. to lw secured by Judgment bond.

F. B. CLOUSKK. October 15, t878. Assignee.

ORPHANS' COURT SALE QF VALUABLE. REAL 'ESTATE. BY virtue of an -alias order of the Orphans' Court of Perry county, the undersigned. Ad-mlnistrators of Joseph Unsinlnger, ol Carroll deceased, will offer at public sale ON FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18th, 1878, The followlngdescrlbed real estate GOOD ITARM, situate In Carroll township, consisting of about 70 ACRES, all but 5 acres being cleared and In a good state of cultivation. There is fruit of all kinds on the premises, such as Apple Pear, Grapes, Peaches, In abundance.

There is also A norm Twn.Rxnwv $gZOG HOUSE, Htettr- weatherboarded and one VA STORY FRAME HOUSE, with all necessary outbuildings. The barn is 65x45, and Is as good a barnascan De found In this part of the county. Running water Is in every field on the farm, at all times of year. Churches, Schools. Mill and Store are locate within convenientdlstance.

TERMS OF SALE: Ten per cent- of the pur-chase-money to be paid when the propertv is stricken down; one third of the balance on "the first day of April, 1879, and the balance in two equal payments, unpaid purchase. money to bear Interest from the 1st of April, 1879, and to bo secured by judgment bonds. Abale to commence at 10 A. of said dav. COHNELIUS ENSMINGEK, ELIZABETH KNSMINGER, Sept.

28, 1878. Administrators. ASSIGNEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. BY virtue ef an order issued out of the Court of Common Pleasof Perry oountyto the undersigned Assignee of Samuel Halnrs and wlfe.uinler a deed pf vuluntarv assignment for the benefit of creditors, he will expose to public sale on tho premises, on Saturday, October 2Ctli, 1878, at 2 o'clock P. a certain LOT OF QPlOXJISriD, situate on Main Street In East Newport Perry county, adjoining lots of Ell Fisher, Q.

li. Uubaker and others, having thereon erected A Two-Story Jirick Howe, and this property Is located near the P. R. It. and convenientto Marshall Furnace, which gives employment to a large number of men, aud is there-lore very desirable.

TERMS OK SALE: Ten per cent to be paid when the property is stricken down one-half the balance on the Hi st of April, 1878, at which tium a deed will be delivered aud possession given. The balunce in one year, with interest, to bo secured by Judgment bonds. AARON BCHREFFLER. Oct. 8.1878.1 Assignee.

ASSIGNEE'S ACCOUNT. The following Assignees accounts have been filed In the Prothonotary's of Perry county, and will be presented to the Court for confirmation on WEDNESDAY, the 80th day of October, 1878 1. The account of Dr. IX B. Mllllken, Assignee under deed of voluntary o-ssigninent for beuetlt ol creditors of W.

B. Dlveu. of the borough of Laud Isburg. 2. The account of E.

R. Wis. Assignee under deedol vuluutary assignment, for benert of creditors of JohuC. Leonard, of Newport borough. t.

rl- Prothonotaiy. i i- unite, iim, Diuvimieiu, September 30, 1878..